Gujarat Landusel

Revenue Department , Government of Gujarat

APresentation

On

Land Use Planning in Gujarat State

Government of Gujarat


• Taking the State as a single unit to take care of connectivity / relation of various

sectors of development.

•All sectors dependent on land should be addressed for planning simultaneously.

•Representation and details of database at 1:5000/10000 scale

•Aggregation to required administrative and Natural Hierarchical units through a

software mechanism

•Segregation to individual parcel (Survey No.) through linkages of digitised village

maps.

• Geo-referencing and superimposition of various thematic layers

•Criterion based analysis and Modeling to arrive at proper landuse

•Atlases with Detailed Depiction and Explanation for thematic maps and plans

APPROACH : GEO-SPATIAL SYSTEM BASED


Geo-spatial database: Conceptualization & creation

Seamless mosaicSatellite Image Geo-referenced through GPS measurements



Rural GIS :- Village maps (1:5000) superimposed on seamless mosaic of satellite

data. This layer has been used as base map



From Micro to Macro

Vadodara Taluka

Plot boundaries on Satellite imageSurvey nos. transferred on the plots

Fajalpur Village, Vadodara Taluka, Vadodara District

Selected District Selected Taluka

Selected Village

Vadodara District


Revenue Department , Government of Gujarat Micro level Planning

Soil Health Card - District: Amreli Taluka : Amreli Village : Gavdaka Survey No : 18


Legend

Low

Medium

Cadastral–level Available Phosphorus Status : Gavadka Village, Amreli Taluka

Revenue Department , Government of Gujarat3-D images for entire state generated using IRS stereo data



Road Information System

Mining Information System

Irrigation GIS

Check dam Information System



URBAN GISGeo-spatial database: Conceptualization & creation

Urban GIS




Population, Household Size, Male Female Literacy

Displaying demography (Variable Quantities) across villagesData Source : Census of India 2001

Taluka Plannig Atlas

1 Landuse 29 Rural Banks 57 Homeopathic Doctor(Resident)

2 Lithology 30 Land Development Banks 58 Homeopathic Doctor(Visiting)

3 Irrigated/ Unirrigated Area 31 Basic Market Facilities 59 Lift Irrigation Scheme

4 Groundwater 32 Seed Shop 60 Machinery and Equlpment Repairing Facilities

5 Geomorphology 33 Fertilizer Shop 61 Agriculture Tool Repair Shop

6 Existing and Proposed Chechdam 34 Fair Price shop 62 Pump-Engine Repair Shop

7 Drainage 35 Civil Supply Shop 63 Poloce Station

8 Cadastral 36 Canal Facility 64 Post &Telegram Services

9 Sattlement 37 Community Based Organizations 65 Post Office

10 Slope 38 Agriculture Credit Co-op Society 66 Telegram Office

11 Soil 39 Non Agriculture Co-op Society 67 Pre-Primary Education Facilities

12 Structure 40 Milk Product Co-op Society 68 Balmandir

13 Wasteland 41 Community Hall 69 Balwadi

14 Allopathic Doctors 42 Crematorium 70 Anganwadi

15 Allopathic Doctors(Resident) 43 Availability of Health Centers & Dispensaries 71 Public Laterines

16 Allopathic Doctors(Visiting) 44 Government or Panchayat Dispensaries 72 School Facilities

17 Animal Dispensary 45 Private Dispensaries 73 Primary School

18 Primary Animal Tretment 46 Government Maternity Home 74 Secondary School

19 Animal Hawado 47 Driking Water Facility 75 Higher Secondary School

20 Availability of Hospital 48 Level of Electrication 76 Streetlight Electrification

21 Government or Panchayat Hospital 49 Gochar Land 77 Trained Mid Wife

22 Private Hospital 50 Harijanvas Electrified 78 Trained Mid Wife(Resident)

23 Ayurvedic Doctor 51 Harijanvas Not Electrified 79 Trained Mid Wife(Visiting)

24 Ayurvedic Doctor(Private) 52 Availability of Health Center 80 Vaterinary Doctor

25 Ayurvedic Doctor(Visiting) 53 Public Health Center 81 Village Approch Road

26 Banking Facility 54 Community Health Center 82 Washing Place

27 Nationalized Bank 55 Public Health Sub-Center 83 Water Stand

28 Co-operative Bank 56 Homeopathic Doctor



Standardised datasets integrating natural, man made amenities at various levels of different hierarchy.

VARIOUS HIERARCHIES

CONNECTIVITY ACROSS DEPARTMENTS

DISTRICT

TALUKA

Panchayat

VILLAGE

SURVEY NO.

CIRCLES

DIVISION

SUBDIVISION

SECTOR

PARLIAMENTARY

ASSEMBLY

Panchayat

CONSTITUENCY

THEMATIC

LEVELS

SCALES

Administrative Political Resource Administration Natural



LanduseTopographyHydrologyVegetationSoilAdministrative BoundariesInfrastructure – Transport & Communication, Canals, Water Supply, Power, Gas, etc.Ownership DetailsSocio-Economic FacilitiesLegal Acts and FrameworksEnvironmental MapTechnical Feasibility for Particular use●●●●●● 100s of layers

Created Using

•SATELLITE DATA,

•DEPARTMENTAL Datasets USE

- INFORMATION

- PLANNING

- DECISION-MAKING

Datasets are: STANDARD, COMPATIBLE, EASILY RETRIEVAL

These Datasets can be used to derive: NEW DATASETS AND LAYERS

Above is done at BISAG through collaborative efforts.

Various Datasets Created for Planning and Decision Making


Execution Plan; Area based

Location based Strategies

Reserved areas

Zoning

Priority areas

Conservation areas

Suitable Technology application areas

Allocation

Development

DATA COLLECTION

AND COMPILATION

SATELLITE DATA

THEMATIC LAYERS

COLLATERAL DATA

INVENTORY AND

MAPPING

GOVERNMENT PLANS

AND FUTURE VISION

RESEARCH BASED

DEVELOPMENT MODEL

LEGAL FRAMEWORK

ANALYSIS

BASELINE STUDYSECTORS

Review/ Plan of Action – Workshops

Issues

Sufficiency of data

Resolution

Parameters/criteria used

End to End Exercise

Expert Opinion

Models – Incorporation

Policy and Plans

Execution Plan

Development Plan

Modifications Required

For each Sector

OUTPUT

REVIEW WORKSHOPS - In In collaboration with concerned collaboration with concerned SectorSector

IDENTIFICATION OF CRITERIONS FOR ANALYSIS

PLACE BASEDTIME BASED

CONDITION BASED

EnvironmentSocialEconomic

QUANTIFICATION OF IMPACTS

IDENTIFICATION OF :ISSUESPROPOSALSSTRATEGIES

SECTORS

Forests

Agriculture

Minerals

Water Resources

Urban

Infrastructure

Industries

Fisheries

Wastelands

Social Amenities

Coastal Env


INFRASTRUCTURE

Satellite Data(High Resolution)

Road/ Rail Map (1:25,000 scale)

Category wise Road/ Rail Atlas

ATTRIBUTE INFORMATION

CATEGORISATION

Data from Govt.

Departments

INTERPRETATION

CRITERIAMODELS

Proposals forCategory Change

Widening & Upgradation of RoadsNew Rural Connectivity Network Management

Traffic Volume StudiesTrip Distribution Models etc.

Industrial Zones/ SEZs

Ports(Existing/ Proposed

)

Proposed Industries/

Developmental

Infrastructure

Settlements

Demography

Social Amenities

INFRASTRUCTURE


Priority of WatershedsPriority of

Watersheds

Natural Resource

information and its

analysis in GIS

Natural Resource

information and its

analysis in GIS

Monitoring & Evaluation of watersheds

Monitoring & Evaluation of watersheds

Agricultural

Technology

Action Plan of

Watersheds

Action Plan of

Watersheds

Agricultural and

Forestry Practices /

Options

Socio-Economic Indicators

Field Survey data

Post implementation Satellite

Data

Watershed Development Concept


Features Source

LAND

Land use Satellite Data

Landform (hill, Alluvial, Coastal areas etc )

Satellite Data

Soil typeSoil and Land Use Survey of India, National Bureau of Soil Survey & Land Use Planning, Agri. Deptt.

Slope/Elevation Satellite Data & Open Source

WATER

Surface Water Bodies Satellite Data

Ground Water condition GWRDC, CGWB

Wells Revenue Deptt.

Check Dam Departmental Data

VegetationAgriculture Agriculture Deptt, Satellite Data

Forest Forest Deptt, Satellite Data

Various GIS datasets


Availability of GIS Spatial Layers

Features Source

Village

Socio-Economic Facilities, SC & ST data , Actual Wages,

Drinking Waters, % of SF &MF, % Poverty Index

Deptt. of Rural Development., Bureau of Economic &

Statistics

Village MapComputerized maps from

Revenue Deptt.

Infrastructure Roads, Canals, Water Supply Line Departments

Ownership Details Forests, Government,

Panchayat, PrivateRevenue Deptt.

OthersSanctuaries, Mining areas,

CRZs, SEZsLine Departments

Various GIS datasets


Village Map of MGNREGS Planning



Habitats

Existing Structures

Land Selection Methodology

CPCB/GPCB Guidelines

Double Crop

Ind. estates

Government Private land

Non Discretionary Parameters

Area to be Avoided

Investment Site Suitability

Superimposed Infrastructure

Physical/Social Infrastructure

Environment Infrastructure

Discretionary Parameters Regional balance / feedback

Availability of Land

Investment Site SuitabilityInvestment Site Suitability

GPCB Zoning Atlas

Strategic

Subtract

Land Selection Methodology


Web based GIS Monitoring And

Evaluation System

Web based GIS Monitoring And

Evaluation System

MGNREGA MIS

Remote Sensing

Mobile

GPS

Biometrics(under implementation)

Coordinate of Assets

Data

updation

Satellite

Imagery

Securit

y

Plan Maps in GIS

Convergence of various technologies in MGNREGS

Web based GIS monitoring system at village level


District: Narmada

Taluka: Sagbara

Village: Amiyar


District: Narmada

Taluka: Sagbara

Village: Amiyar


VILLAGE GIS (Initiated)


House Location and Details of Toilet Facility VILLAGE GIS


Legend

Gamtal

» Aganvadi

%2 Gardan

1 Community Hall

W Dudh Mandli

%̂ Garm panchayt

") Bio-waste Dumping Site

¥ Havado

"º POLLING BOOTH

Á Sahkari Mandli

A School

Å Smasan

> Temple

!@ Gater Dhakan

£ Toilet

b TUBE WELL

¡ WATER TANK

!J WELL

Waterbody

Gamtal & Amenities

Village: Ramnagar, Taluka: Dhegam District: Gandhinagar

No

SubjectNumber

1 Total No.of House Hold 126

2 Total No.of Toilet 126

3 Total No. of Population 771

4 Total No.of Student in Praimary School 33

5 Total No.of Student in Aganwadi Student 20

6 Total No. of Bio-Waste Dumping Site (Ukarda) 35

7 Vaccination 85%

VILLAGE GIS


Thematic Integration Applicable to each Sector / Department

User specific mapsUser specific maps

Customized

GIS

Customized

GIS

Site SuitabilitySite Suitability

Yes / No

Decisions

Yes / No

Decisions

2D, 3D

Geo-spatial database

2D, 3D

Geo-spatial database

PlanningPlanning

Digital AtlasesDigital Atlases

Applications


• Road GIS

•Panchayats GIS

•Disaster Management (SDRN)

•Cadastral/Land Bank GIS

•Water Resources GIS

• Water Supply GIS

•Animal Husbandry GIS

•Agriculture GIS

•Electricity GIS

•Watershed GIS

• Municipal GIS

•School GIS

•Environmental GIS

•MGNREGA GIS

•Coastal GIS

•Election GIS

•Decentralized Planning GIS

•Health GIS

•Police GIS

•Investor Support system

Major GIS Applications


Academy of Geo-Informatics for Sustainable Development : An Initiative for Capacity Building

Department of Science and TechnologyGovernment of GujaratDepartment of Science and TechnologyGovernment of GujaratDepartment of Science and TechnologyGovernment of GujaratDepartment of Science and TechnologyGovernment of Gujarat


Ownership/ Control of projects with user departments

Integration of Domain Knowledge with Geo-spatial datasets and Technology through collaboration/Partnership

Compatibility of sectoral datasets on large scale(1:5000 for rural and 1:1000 for urban) and

Standardisation

Multipurpose and multi-hierarchical common Geo-spatial database through seamless integration

Co-registered multi-year,multi-date,multi-sensor satellite data for solving complex problems

Simple to use systems on in-house developed Software at low cost on both desktop and intranet

Integrated solution (ERP) through of Different technologies like GIS, Remote sensing, Image

Processing, Photogrammetry, GPS, Mobile, MIS, etc

Large scale Grass root level applications

Development of 3D Applications for 3D modeling and analysis

Awareness creation and dissemination of information at grass root level through satellite

communication.

Geo-informatics Applications : Implementation Mechanism


Technology for mass usability

Gov

ernm

ent

Technology Provider (BISAG)R

ecipient Agency

Guidelines

Policy

Monitoring

Problem Definitio

n

Institutio

nalization

Domain inputs

Bringing Relevance

Capacity BuildingAnd Delivery

Common Man

Functionaries

Funding

SustainableDevelopment

Pla

n

DS

S

Data

Info

CriteriaResources Processes

Land use plan

E-connectivity

Acceptability Adoptability Affordability

Landuse Planning : Policy and Institutional Mechanism


Establishing Gujarat Spatial Data Infrastructure

ISO 9001:2008ISO 27001:2005

Develop standards, specifications Mechanism for regular updation

Develop tools for effective database management Future applications visualisation

Develop simple, easy tools

Hardware Software

GUJARAT

SPATIAL DATA

INFRASTRUCTURE

Platform

infrastructure

and Capacity

Easy human

computer

interaction

Convergence of Technologies and Domains

Research to make the solutions operational

Open source/In-house software to integrate GIS, MIS, GPS,

mobile computing, DSS

Geo-spatial Data

Gujarat Spatial Data Infrastructure


Thank You

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