Fish Pond. Old Secretariate. Shaheed Smarak

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1 Fish Pond Old Secretariate Shaheed Smarak

2 HOW SATELLITE SCANS EARTH.

3 Rajbhawan area viewed by IKONOS 1 meter sensor

4 Very high resolution (40 cm) Orbi-Image data Higher the resolution better the geometric accuracy

5 GIS maps like this can help in better and faster Urban infrastructure planning

6 N Better road planning using Urban GIS Roads Under This Scheme Other RCD roads National Highway Other City roads Gandhi Maidan Gandhi Setu Saguna More New By-Pass Road Map prepared by Bihar Remote Sensing Application Centre, Planetarium Complex - PATNA

7 AREAS SERVED BY MASS TRANSPORT SYSTEM Main Roads (divided) Main transport conduit Other roads

8 River Course Change detection Ganga Near Patna

9 PATNA As seen by Indian Remote Sensing Satellite Cartosat 1 GANGA 2007 Gandak PATNA

10 Advance planning for Embankment strengthening Breach of Kamla Right Embankment

11 Breach of Baghmati 2003 Breach can be measured for estimate preparation on such images

12 Agricultural Scenario during Rabi

13 Agricultural Scenario during Kharif Laheriasarai

14 Drainage planning using Satellite Images Natural Link Channel Baraila Jheel

15 AREAS OF REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION URBAN AREA MAPPING AND MONITORING DETAIL URBAN LANDUSE MAPPING URBAN PROPERTY MAPPING LINKING MUNICIPAL RECORDS WITH PROPERTY MAP FOR TAX ADMINISTRATION PROVIDING VITAL INPUTS TO MASTER PLAN URBAN ENVIRONMENT MONITORING URBAN SPRAWL STUDY AND FRINGE AREA LANDUSE CHANGE DETECTION

16 AREAS OF REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION LANDUSE & AGRICULTURE LARGE SCALE LANDUSE MAPPING IDENTIFICATION OF DEGRADED AREAS SOIL MAPPING NATURAL VEGETATION COVER MAPPING AND MONITORING ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE HABITAT STUDIES CROP ACREAGE AND PRODUCTION ESTIMATION AGRO-PRODUCTIVITY ZONING LANDUSE PLANNING

17 AREAS OF REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION WATER RESOURES SURFACE WATER MAPPING FLOOD INUNDATION MAPPING AND DAMAGE ASSESSMENT FLOOD PROTECTION INFRASTRUTURE MAPPING DRAINAGE PLANNING RESERVOIR CAPACITY MONITORING IRRIGATION PLANNING RIVER COURSE CHANGE DETECTION RIVER INTERLINKING STUDIES GEO SCIENCES GEOLOGICAL MAPPING GROUNDWATER POTENTIAL ESTIMATION MINERAL PROSPECTING

18 Cropping Progress monitoring 26 th November

19 Cropping Progress monitoring 18 th December

20 Cropping Progress monitoring 18 th January

21 Air borne RADAR data for assessment of damage to civil structure

22 MAP SHOWING DAMAGE POINTS ON ROADS, RAIL AND EMBANKMENTS BASED ON VISUAL INTERPRETATION OF GEOREFERENCED X BAND SAR DATA

23 READY MAP TO BE DELIVERED TO USER Over internet

24 n n n n n n n n Projects completed by BIHAR REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION CENTRE STATE SPONSORED PROJECT Kosi Command Area Landuse Map Gandak Command Area Landuse map Gaya WATERSHED delineation GIS Patna project GIS mapping for Fisheries in E. Champaran (Pilot) Landuse mapping for Nalanda River Course Change mapping along Indo-Nepal Border River Course Change mapping for Saharsa-Mansi Broad Gauge Conversion n n n n n n n GOVT. OF INDIA SPONSORED PROJECTS Crop Acreage and Production Estimation (CAPE) National (Natural) Resource Information System (NRIS) Nationwide Landuse mapping Project National Wasteland Mapping National Wetland Mapping Project Nationwide Groundwater potential Zoning Disaster Management Support Program

25 Why BIRSAC slowed down.. Partly due to traditional orientation many Departments were not enthusiastic about using this Technology & also due to failure of BIRSAC to market itself Despite financial and material support from Dept. of Space, Hardware/ Software could not be maintained and updated in time due to indecision of Governing bodies, which adversely affected the capacity of BIRSAC to deliver Lack of incentives and benefits at par with other similar Technical Institutions resulting in exodus of highly experienced manpower Remote Sensing has its real value in timeliness due to vacillating approach the decision to procure Satellite data even from central agency could not be taken in time The post of Project Director for Remote Sensing was never filled up and it was always managed as additional charge by people having different mandate

26 What needs to be done to revive BIRSAC. Make BIRSAC a separate Autonomous Organization as in States like Orissa, U.P, Maharashtra, Jharkhand etc. The Organization would be headed by a Senior Scientist (SF) of Remote Sensing/GIS field A thoroughly computerized system of administration would be adopted The Organization would function within a clearly set rules designed for timely project execution The Organization would prepare Annual Action Plan keeping in view the data demand of user Departments Performance Incentive to be linked on the pattern of work centre of Department of Space

27 What BIRSAC can do Prepare a current Surface Water Resource Map for preparation of effective DPRs on Flood control, Drainage and Irrigation Prepare a GIS map of current status of Forest Prepare infrastructure maps like Road, Canal, Embankment network etc. Prepare various Administrative Boundary maps like Block, Panchayat, Village and Police jurisdiction Provide up-to-date maps of Wandering River Courses causing erosion Provide detail maps of Urban areas for future planning Assist Disaster Management Department in fighting natural calamities like flood and drought using satellite Images Assist Mines and Geology Department in Mineral and Groundwater prospecting

28 PROPOSED STRUCTURE OF BIRSAC Remote Sensing & GIS division DIRECTOR Data Processing & Warehousing (BIRSAC) Data Warehousing and Online Dissemination division NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR SENIOR RESOURCE SCIENTIST Landuse & Agriculture RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST CARTOGRAPHY SCIENTIST DRAUGHTSMAN CARTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT CARTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT HARDWARE/MAINTENANCE ENGINEER WEB/IMS MANAGER SENIOR RESOURCE SCIENTIST Human Settlement Analysis SENIOR RESOURCE SCIENTIST Water Resources SENIOR RESOURCE SCIENTIST Mines,Geology & Groundwater RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST RESOURCE SCIENTIST CARTOGRAPHY SCIENTIST GIS PROGRAMMER DRAUGHTSMAN DATA ENTRY OPERATOR DATABASE MANAGER CARTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT CARTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT DATABASE MANAGER

29 Sl. No. (1) Executive committee of BIRSAC Name/Designation (2) Status (3) Signature (4) 1. Principal Secretary Dept of Science & Technology, Government of Bihar Chairman 2. Principal Secretary Dept. of Planning Government of Bihar Member 4. Principal Secretary Dept. of Agriculture Government of Bihar Member 3. Principal Secretary Dept. of Finance Government of Bihar Member 5. Principal Secretary, Water Resource Department, Government of Bihar Member 6. Principal Secretary Dept. of Urban Development, Government of Bihar Member 7. Director, Dept. of Science & Technology Govt. of Bihar. Member 8. Project Director, Bihar Remote Sensing Application Centre, IGSC-Planetarium Complex (BIRSAC) Secretary

30 Members of the General Body of BIRSAC Sl. No. (1) Name/Designation (2) 1. Principal Secretary Dept. of Science & Technology, Government of Bihar Status (3) President Signature (4) 3. Principal Secretary, Dept of Finance, Government of Bihar Member 2. Principal Secretary, Dept of Water Resources Government of Bihar Member 4. Principal Secretary, Dept of Urban Development, Government of Bihar Member 5. Principal Secretary, Department of Agriculture Government of Bihar Member 6. Principal Secretary, Dept of Planning, Government of Bihar Member 7. Principal Secretary, Dept of Road Construction, Government of Bihar Member 8. Principal Secretary, Dept of Rural Development Government of Bihar Member 9. Principal Secretary, Dept of Environment & Forest, Government of Bihar Member 10. Project Director, BCST, Patna Member 11. A Representative from ISRO Head Quarter, Bangalore, Govt. of India Member 12. A Representative from NRSA Hyderabad, DOS, Govt. of India Member 13. A Representative from SAC, Ahamadabad, DOS, Govt. of India Member 14. Project Director, Bihar Remote Sensing Application Centre, IGSC- Planetarium Complex (BIRSAC) Member Secretary