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CONFERENCE REPORT

GEOSMART INDIA // IN NUMBERS PARTICIPANTS PROFILE

From over 20 countries

1905 Participants

180 Speakers

6 Key

Programs

75Exhibitors

15+Networking hours

1700 SQMExhibition Area

6Partner

Programs

24States

30Thematic Sessions

Delegate Profile

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51%30%

7%

5%4%

3%

26%

13%

5%4%

2%

Speaker Profile

Government and Industry Users

Technology Providers

Academia

Consultants and Associations

Non-profit organizations

Policy Makers and Data Providers

Government and Industry User

Technology Providers

Consultants and Associations

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Academia

Development AgencyProviders

#drivethechange The Opening

The 20th edition of GeoSmart India, with the theme Ignite – Innovate – Integrate, successfully concluded after three days of comprehensive discus-sions, visionary plenaries and engaging interactions at Hyderabad International Convention Centre in Hyderabad from the 3-5 December 2019. The confer-ence kick started with the plenary panel sessions on National Geospatial Information Infrastructure and Knowl-edge Platform - International Perspec-tives, Geospatial Strategy for New

India, Building Infrastructure for a New India, & Data Driven Urban Innovation. The conference saw participation of over 1900 delegates from all over India and over 20 countries.

The three day conference highlighted the role of geospatial and emerging technologies in the envisioning of innovative solutions for a dynamic India that is efficient, resilient and inclusive.  Comprised of the ‘Who’s who’ of the Indian geospatial diaspora, policy makers, influencers, technology

and solutions providers, academia, researcher and end user segments, the conference brought together all the stakeholders of the Indian geospatial community to one platform.

The conference featured a large scale exhibition, top ranked keynote speak-ers, major industry segments, high-lev-el discussion programs and various social networking events and major industry partners join together to put up a thought provoking program.

A total of 180 speakers shared their knowledge in over 30 thematic sessions, including 6 key programs –

Smart Cities, GeoSmart Construction & Infrastructure, GeoSmart Agriculture, GeoSmart Water, GeoIntelligence and Geo4SDGs.

At the opening of GeoSmart India, under the overall theme of IGNITE – INTEGRATE – INNOVATE, speakers addressed topics ranging from National Geospatial Information Infrastructure and Knowledge Platform, accelerators of the 4th Industrial Revolution and geospatial becoming a new general purpose technology that is pervading all key sectors.

DR. BVR MOHAN REDDYEx Vice Chairman, NASSCOM and Founder and Executive Chairman, Cyient

USHA THORATChairman, Board of Governors Foundation for Ecological Security Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India

“What do we need to Ignite, what do we need to Innovate and what do we need to Integrate to make sure that we have the technology accelerating this digital revolution?”

“India needs a clear blueprint for achieving UN SDG Goal 11 which aims to make cities safe, resilient, inclusive and sustainable by 2030 as a part of green new world.”

National Geospatial Information Infrastructure and Knowledge Platform - International PerspectivesThe Plenary Session on ‘National Geospatial Information Infrastructure and Knowledge Platform’ concentrated on the growing value of geospatial in national information infrastructure for governance, development and security in the digital age. Speakers were asked to present their perspectives and experiences on developing such an infrastructure in their respective countries. This high level opening brought forward the learnings from thought leaders from international perspectives on the opportunities a National Geospatial Information Infrastructure and Knowledge Platform presented and it also helped set the tone for the rest of the plenary sessions that delved into a Geospatial Strategy for New India.

PETER HEDLUNDCEO, Ordnance Survey International

DEAN ANGELIDESCorporate Director International, ESR

DORINE BUMANJEFormer Chair, Executive Board, Kadastre

The Netherlands

We need an intelligent way to integrate all the information and make decisions. We need to take actions quickly.

The Integrated Geospatial Information framework aims to assist countries towards integrated and better digital services for citizens

Geospatial is considered being a new general purpose technology which is really interesting because essentially geospatial is equivalent to electricity and water

World is very responsive, resilient and constantly changing. The challenges we are facing needs geospa-tial technology to build an intelligent infrastructure.

Technology and innovation offer opportunities for smarter communication and I see a growing awareness regarding the shared message and impact of geo-information.

Geospatial is at heart of our society

GIS is an intelligent nervous system.

The focus is improved and informed decision making, contributing to digital transformation.

Building Infrastructure for New IndiaThis panel focused on a ‘System of Systems’ approach, enabled by converging technologies along with a robust policy framework for the construction and infrastructure sector. It brought together various technology and platform providers, the geospatial industry and decision makers to understand the potential of converging technologies and how they will empower construction and infrastructure transformations. With India focusing on infrastructure projects like Bharatmala, Sagarmala, Inland Waterways, building new airports, ports and Special Economic Zones, the focus was on sharing the vision on a New India and its infrastructure priorities.

Pravir Pandey , Vice Chairman of Inland Waterway Authority of India, Director of Jal Marg Vikas Project

“There has been a quantum jump from 5 to 111 National Waterways by Inland Waterways of India in a matter of 4.5 years; and we are looking forward to build-ing multi-modal logistics park with emerging digital technologies to address last mile connectivity through waterways”

Ramakrishnan Ramamurthy, Principal Associate of GMR Group

“For challenging projects where conventional methods cannot not be used like high dense forest mapping to develop highway corridors in Mizoram, LiDAR technologies is utilized extensively to collect data in a short period. It is cost effective, highly precise and the visits to site location to recheck can be reduced drastically”

Hitesh Khanna, Advisor (Survey) of NHSRCL

“I am a great admirer of geospatial technology. Geospatial technologies have to be im-bibed as part of the standard civil curriculum, not just as an elective”

Quah Beng Chieh, Head of Marketing, Asia Pacific, Faro Singapore

“It is estimated globally that full scale digitalization in construction can bring about 1.7 trillion dollars of savings; using digital construction lifecycle methods like BIM as centre point increases the transparency, optimizes the cost overheads and also aids in real time monitoring of the projects”

Lt. Gen. Girish Kumar VSM Surveyor General, Survey of India

GIS is becoming an essential com-ponent in government and day to

day life and to generate/acquire data, to process data and to disseminate data we need to have very simple policies.

D.P Mathuria Executive Director, National Mission for Clean Ganga

Sharing of data seamlessly through all the user departments is one of the most import-ant aspects which cannot be driven until and unless there is an integrated policy which is adopted at the national level and in which states are also involved.

Dr. Rajkumar Khatri Additional Chief Secretary, Govt. of Karnataka

Need to bring citizen on board, involve them and explain them. The decision makers need to explain them in simple terms the benefits of geospatial ser-vices and technology.

THE BIG DEBATE - Geospatial strategy for New India

The plenary session focused on the perspectives from key sectors to discuss on how a high-quality geospatial data and services underpinned by data-driven policymaking, national infrastructure development, citizen services and engagement can support the Indian economy. The focus was on developing a geospatial strategy for New India that enables the development of a National Geospatial Knowledge Platform which will help integrate spatial knowledge into everyday decision-making and support the emerging digital economy as well as give rise to spatially-aware and equipped citizens.

A S Kiran Kumar Vikram Sarabhai Professor, ISRO

What India has done over the last few years is trying to bring the space technology for necessary inputs required for carrying out the activities on the geospatial domain and trying to a build space platform and the capability to look at the earth in various insightful ways.

Rajan Aiyer Managing Director, Trimble

Geospatial technology is becoming very critical for nation building. It increases efficiency, reduces costs, basically makes timeline achievable.

Vinit Goenka Governing Council, Centre for Railway Information System

There needs to be great-er synergy between the government, industry and academia to sup-port the vision New India more holistically.

Jagdeesh Rao CEO, Foundation for Ecological Security

We need to take data and to translate it into action on ground so that all of the data and analytics is available for Panchayats, for ordinary citizens to act on issues concerning agriculture, water and their livelihoods.

Sanjay Kumar CEO, Geospatial Media and Communications

User departments are coming up softly but they need to develop more capacities to understand the tech-nology and also clearly define their goals of the project so that the industry can deliver those solutions better.

Agendra Kumar, President, ESRIAn integrated geospatial infrastructure gives you all the features and flexibilities of using different technologies, it gives you analytics, it provides you different content, it provides you publication facilities, it helps you access open data, it helps in creating different applications and sharing that across the community.

Pramod Kaushik President and Managing Director, Hexagon AB India

The trend is automation to autonomous. We need independent autonomous systems that when brought together work as one larger ecosystem.

Data Driven Urban InnovationInnovative cities all over the world are investing in data development and are embracing collaborative practices: such as encouraging open data, public-private partnerships and knowledge exchange that support the innovation ecosystem – re-sulting in social and economic growth. A very important aspect of the conference was to cultivate an entrepreneurial culture and provide support to developing an innovation ecosystem. This culture brings in enhanced scope for universities, enter-prises, and the Government at large to foster innovative ideas and drive the Indian economy forward.

Nikhil Kumar Country Head, Here Technologies

Creating a more localized engineering group and that cannot be itself a one time, one party investment so I’m calling it as a collaborative geospatial investment; by bringing some of developers, start-ups to be able to engage with them and find solutions to their smaller problems and skill it up. We must create partnerships to scale as well to reduce cost.

Dr. Nadine Alameh CEO, Open Geospatial Consortium

I love start-ups. The big organizations are keeping an eye on start-ups and acquire them but at the same time I see that a large business needs a framework because the times are changing on everybody. The innovations are coming faster and faster so you cannot build empire anymore on one technology or one idea. We have to keep moving with the time.

Laveesh Bandhari Founder CEO, Indicus Foundation

One of the biggest problems that we find when we talk about data is that as more and more data be-comes available, in a very strange way, it also becomes less and less usable. One of the major reason is that a whole lot of new insights that can emerge from data re-quire us to merge data, aggregate data and analyze it in different ways especially when geospatial aspects come in; issue of collabo-ration between the organizations becomes more important.

2 DAYS | 30 SPEAKERS

1 DAY | 20 SPEAKERS

1 DAY | 17 SPEAKERS

Participation by major organizations like Pune Smart City, Naya Raipur Development Authority, Solapur Municipal Corporation, National Informatics Centre, Archeological Survey of India, Bhopal Smart City…

Participation by all major water agencies – National Mission for Clean Ganga, National Water Development Agency, Art of Living, Wildlife Institute of India, Mission Bhagiratha, Govt. of Telangana, Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of Information Technology

Participation by Indian Armed Forces, Hyperverge, Capella Space…

GeoSmart Cities

GeoSmart Water

GeoIntelligence

2 DAYS | 30 SPEAKERS

2 DAYS | 33 SPEAKERS

1 DAY | 25 SPEAKERS

Participation by major organizations like Ministry of Agriculture, Karnataka Remote Sensing Center, Mahalanobis National Crop Forecast Centre, MS Swaminathan Research Foundation, National Remote Sensing Center, ICRISAT …

Participation by major organization like Department of Science and Technology, World Resource Institute India, National Remote Sensing Centre, Tata Trust, UNDP…

GeoSmart Agriculture

Geo4SDGs

Participation by major organizations like Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Railway Board, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, Telangana Roads and Building, Arunachal Remote Sensing Center, Rail Analysis India amongst many…

GeoSmart Construction and Infrastructure

Key Programs

GeoSmart Cities• India has joined the league of 15 of

the world’s leading city networks and technology governance orga-nizations that will work towards ad-vancing the responsible and ethical use of smart city technologies.

• The rapid growth and expansion of cities bring ‘ both enormous oppor-tunities and significant challenges’

• The aim of GeoSmart Cities pro-gram was to develop thought lead-ership on how cities can use emerg-

GeoSmart Construction & Infrastructure• The Indian construction industry is estimated to touch US$ 690.0 Billion in the next few years owing to an increase in

the government’s expenditure towards infrastructure development by 20.9% from yester years in the budget FY 2018-2019. The government also aims to invest US$ 50.3 Billion between FY 2019-2020 and FY 2022-2023

• For a sustainable growth of the sector, geospatial (LiDAR, GIS, Scanning) and BIM are two major technologies required for optimizing and building a more integrated system for modelling, monitoring, executing and maintaining the large infrastructure projects like Sagarmala, Bharatmala Pariyojana and several Airport infrastructures projects.

• The program focused on a ‘System of Systems’ approach, enabled by converging technologies along with a robust policy framework for the construction and infrastructure sector.

• The program brought together various technology and platform providers, the geospatial industry and decision makers to understand, through discussion and networking, the potential of construction & emerging technologies and how these innovative solutions will empower the construction and infrastructure transformations.

ing and converging technologies to build digitally empowered societies that will help realize “India’s trillion dollar digital opportunity”

• The platform provided an oppor-tunity to discuss how we will drive technology to think, recognize, learn, problem-solve and carry out deci-sion-making in the development of Smart Cities in India

• With the theme of ‘Powering Urban Transformation with Technology’ the

program explored topics like the po-tential of geospatial and emerging technologies and their impact on mobility, essential services, resourc-es and logistics to ease the strain on urban infrastructure and to create new business models in the smart city ecosystem and drive a digital economy that is citizen centric.

• Naya Raipur Development Authority• National Informatics Centre• Archaeological Survey of India• National Institute of Urban Affairs• Odisha Remote Sensing Centre• ESRI• Smart IMS• T-Hub• AT&T• NASSCOM• Commutec• Frost & Sullivan• World Resource Institute

• Makair• Desapex

Consultants• VisiLEAN• Prashant Surveys• Excelize• Indian Railways• Trimble• Esri• NRSC• Telangana Roads

and Buildings• L & T Nxt• PMSGY – NRIDA

• ICT• Rail Analysis• Indian Railways• MoRTH• National

Academy of Construction

PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

GeoSmart Agriculture

• India has come a long way in developing food self-sufficiency through effective policies and technology adoption.

• India is expected to achieve the ambitious goal of doubling farm income by 2022.

• The agriculture sector in India is expected to generate better momentum in the next few years due to increased invest-ments in agricultural infrastructure such as irrigation facilities, warehousing and cold storage.

• Indian farmers and the agriculture sector today still face some serious challenges such as climate change, cognizant market information, a robust and competitive agri-food market ecosystem and weak supply chains.

• The market is seeing a rise in innovative start-ups, apps and businesses that will disrupt the traditional models, lead to economic benefits for farmers and bring sustainability to the agriculture sector while driving down its impact on the environment.

• The program explored the topics like how emerging technologies, policies and capacity building can be integrated to-wards structuring a more resilient, sustainable carbon neutral agricultural ecosystem.

GeoSmart Water• With the planet’s second largest population at 1.3 billion, and ex-

pectant growth to 1.7 billion by 2050, India is struggling to serve the vast majority of that population with safe and potable drinking water.

• Demand for water will reach twice the available supply by 2030, the UN report said - placing hundreds of millions of lives in danger.

• Urban lakes and inlets have been lost to encroachment and environ-mental degradation, meaning cities generally don’t have places to store usable rainwater.

• The new-gen of “smart” and “intelligent” technology has the abil-ity to monitor and analyze water usage in different fields. These technologies include smart water metering, effective desalination, wastewater management, laser seeding treatment and so on mak-ing water systems more efficient, secure and reliable water systems.

• With the theme of ‘water for all’ the program explored the topics like the need of using disruptive technologies to address the issues of water access and sanitation for creating a cleaner, safer and healthier nation.

• DigiAgri• Niruthi Climate &

Ecosystem ltd.• Ministry of

Agriculture• Mahalanobis

National Crop Forecast Centre, MS Swaminathan Foundation

• United Nations Development Programme

• Mahindra Agri Solutions

• Ninjacart, Cultyvate

• Sense It Out• Omnivore

• Survey of India• Trimble• Smart Terra• Bentley systems• Odisha Remote Sensing Centre• Times of India• Mission Bhagiratha Govt. of

Telangana• National Mission for Clean Ganga• National Water Development

Agency• Art of Living

PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

Geo4SDG GeoIntelligence • Geo4SDGs program, with the theme ‘Together We Can’, was

organized with an intention to demonstrate ways in which geospatial information can fill in the data gaps for monitor-ing, measuring and reporting of SDGs in India, showcase how geospatial information plays an integrative role for other data sources, enable cross-sectoral engagements and most importantly to demonstrate the value of geospatial in-formation for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

• The sessions included discussions on the urgent need for current, accurate and disaggregated data supported by Geospatial technologies, which adds the critical ‘where’ dimension to any other data, thereby enriching the insights derived from them. Examples on strategies adopted by stakeholders for data collection, use of multiple technol-ogies for data collection and integration, challenges and opportunities were discussed.

• The program also included success stories or good practic-es on application of Geospatial for Impact from across the country and different development domains, including child rights, food security, environment management, energy efficiency etc.

• Lastly, collaboration and partnerships that have brought to-gether diverse group of people together to leverage geospa-tial information to achieve a shared mission was highlighted in the discussions.

• Technology plays a primary role in the ways national security and public safety agencies are evolving and it is also a principal issue in the challenges and threats that they face.

• Today, technology is changing constantly and the challenge securi-ty agencies face is to remain updated. This is possible only by building a strong ‘phy-gital’ eco-system that is connected and integrated.

• The Defence, Internal Se-curity and Public Safety Program at GeoSmart India focused on emerg-ing technologies and how they can aid in building and updating the security ecosystem in the country.

• World Resource Institute• Department of Science & Technology• Facebook• BAIF

• NRMC• Punjab Renewable Energy Systems Private Limited• Kailash Satyarthi Children’s foundation• UN Women

• Defence • Indian Army • Central Reserve Police Force

PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

Workshop on Trees Outside Forest (TOF) in India

User Forum

NRDMS

Gagan Workshop

User Meet

Round Table on Forest Right Act and Geo-spatial Technology

Partnership ProgramsTHE DEMO ZONEThis year, GeoSmart India participants had the chance to see live demos of the latest technologies and immerse themselves into in a variety of formats, from product presentations to product walk-throughs.

EMERGING TALENTS: STARTUP CORNERThe startup corner brought together a group of young companies to showcase how they are enabling the wider adoption and commercialization of geospatial solutions to solve major problems for Government organizations and commercial enterprises.

The Startups displayed how the growth of investment and revenue in the geospatial industry continues to spur innovation.

ABOUT THE EXHIBITIONThis year we brought a platform that had it all; an extraordinary scale of exhibition of geospatial and emerging technologies, bringing to view powerful innovations and merging of technologies. Spread over 1700+ square meter area, the exhibition featured 75 top technology companies, government agencies and user organizations, the exhibition was an excellent place for getting abreast of current trends in geospatial and emerging technology products, solutions and practices.

FESFOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGICAL SECURITY

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Inland Waterways Authority of India

for “Jal Marg Vikas Project”

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Government of Odisha and Tata Trusts for Slum Titling Project (Jaga Mission)

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Arunachal Pradesh State Remote Sensing Application Centre and

Department of Planning & Investment, Government of Arunachal Pradesh for Satellite Based Monitoring & Geo-tagging of Developmental Projects

Leadership Award in Rejuvenation and Protection of Fresh Water Systems in India:

National Mission on Clean Ganga

Geospatial Application Excellence Award: Kolkata Police

for Enabling Smart Policing

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Get My Parking

for Static Parking Data Pan India Project

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Karnataka State Remote Sensing Application Centre

for Karnataka Geographical Information System

Leadership Award in Capacity Building:Symbiosis Institute of Geoinformatics

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Maharashtra Krishna Valley Development Corporation (MKVDC) and Terra Drone for Water Management Made Easy with Drones

Geospatial Application Excellence Award: Solapur Municipal Corporation

for Integrated Property Validation Solution (IPVS)

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Mahindra Agri Solutions Ltd. for Farmer Prosperity Project

Geospatial Application Excellence Award: GMR group for “Web GIS based Land & Space Management System

for GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited”

Geospatial Application Excellence Award:Centre for Aerospace Research (CASR) and Office of Accountant General (E&RSA), Tamil Nadu for UAV Based Mapping for Volume

Calculation and Modelling of Minor and Major Minerals

INDIA GEOSPATIAL AWARDS

“It was a great pleasure and valuable experience to attend as speaker GeoSmart India 2019 in Hyderabad. As an AgTech practitioner I found the event very insightful and the quality of the content during various sessions very relevant to the current challenges faced by agriculture ecosystem in India. Look forward to many more such knowledge events.”

Deepak Pareek, Founder and CEO, DigiAgri and Technology Pioneer, World Economic Forum

The vision document seeking an integrated geospatial policy for India, released on December 2, the opening day of the conference, was very comprehensive and highlighted the need to harness the potential of the geospatial industry and leverage its power in the national development agenda.  The three-day conference was a perfect platform to have a rounded view on geospatial technologies that can make a difference to the common man and the economy on the whole.

Santanu Bose Senior Editor, ET Prime

Please convey my compliments to your team for organizing a very successful GeoSmart India conference. It was well organized, well attended and we  had couple of very productive days.

Agendra Kumar, President, Esri

“Great arrangement and platform for various technical companies and consumers as well as education fraternity to come and interact, I am taking this opportunity to highlight the rich knowledge transfer and deep insights which was flowing  regards to the changing dynamics of Geo Spatial market and geo spatial technology, It would have been hardly possible on any platform unless it is GeoSpatial Media, and the way networking sessions were arranged it broke the barrier between technology provider and consumer echoing the soul INTEGRATION.

Imtiyaz HaqueMobassir, IT Operations Engineer II, Here Technologies

Participating Organizations• Andhra Pradesh Police

Department• Airport Authority of India• Accountant General E&R-

SA• Advanced Centre for Inte-

grated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM)

• Additional Directorate of Military Survey

• Advanced Data Processing Research Institute (ADRIN)

• AAM India• Aarvee Associates Archi-

tects Engineers & Consul-tants Pvt Ltd

• AEye SoftLabs Pvt. Ltd• ABB Electric• Adroitec Information Sys-

tems Pvt Ltd• Advanced Geo Surveys• Ability Consortium• Agriculture Department• Aimil Ltd• Advance India Pvt. Ltd.

(AIPL)• Akola Zilha Parishad• Akshara Livelihoods• ALG International Geologi-

cal Services• Andhra Pradesh Capital

Region Development Authority

• Anna University• Andhra Pradesh Munici-

pal Development Project (APMDP) 

• APOLLO GROUP• APR Engineering• Andhra Pradesh Space

Application Centre• APT Engineering• Andhra Pradesh Technolo-

gy Services Limited• Archaeological Survey of

India• Architude (We-Hub)• Art of Living• Association of Geospatial

Industries • Agritrekk Technologies

Pvt Ltd• Algopixel Technologies

Pvt. Ltd.• Alltera Solutions• Altitude Digital India Pvt

Ltd.• Amazon Internet Services

Pvt. Ltd• Amnex Infotechnologies

private Limited• Andhra Pradesh Capital

Region Development Authority

• Anthill Creations Founda-tion

• Apogee Geosmart LLP• APOLLO GROUP• Applanix Canada • APR Engineering• APT Engineering• ARCH Vahini• ASIM NAVIGATION INDIA

PVT LTD• Asman Software Solutions• AT&T• Aurora’s Design Institute• Avineon India Private

Limited• Axis IT & Geospatial Solu-

tions• BAIF Development Re-

search Foundation• Belcan Engineering• Bentley Systems• BharatRohan Airborne

Innovations Pvt Ltd• Bitjai Technologies• BlackSky Global • Bannari Amman Institute

of Technology• BHEL• BuildINT• B V Raju Institute of Tech-

nology• Bihar Cooperative Depart-

ment• Blowhorn• BSI India Group• CADASTA• Capella Space• Capricot Technologies Pvt.

Ltd.• CBRE Consulting & Valua-

tion Services• Ceinsys Tech• CGI.com• Chaitanya Bharti Institute• Corteva• COWI• Cropin Technologies Solu-

trions Pvt. Ltd.• CSRE, IIT Bombay• CSSTEAP• Cambay engineering

services• Commissioner and Director

of Municipal Administra-tion, Andhra Pradesh

• Centre for Development of Telematics

• Clinical Development Ser-vices Agency

• Central ground water board

• Central Reserve Police Force

• Centre for Aerospace Research

• Chandra Shekhar Azad

University of Agriculture &Technology Kanpur

• Chennai Metro Water Sup-ply & Sewerage Board

• Mahindra Agri Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

• Chhattisgarh Infotech Promotion Society

• Civil Supplies Department• Cochin University of Sci-

ence & Technology• Commutec• Comnav Technology Ltd.• Centre for Railway Infor-

mation Systems (CRIS)• Central Reserve Police

Force (CRPF)• CultYvate• CyberTech• Cyient Limited• Davangere Smart City• Delhivery Private Limited• DATEM• Decillion Devices India• Delhi Technological Uni-

versity• Deltacons Projects (India)

Pvt Ltd.• Department of Atomic

Energy• Department of Earth

Sciences• Department of Mines &

Geology• Department of Post• Department of Science &

Technology• Department of Water Sup-

ply & Sanitation, Punjab• Dept of Planning and

Investment – AP• Diamanti Software LLP• Defence Intelligence

Agency• Directorate of Enforce-

ment, Vigilance & Disaster Management

• Disha Constructions• DNC Technologies• Dr. Reddy’s• Desapex Consultants• DHAN FOUNDATION• Digi Tele Networks Pvt. Ltd.• DigiAgri & Technology

Pioneer, WEF• DSM SOFT Pvt Ltd• Defence Research and

Development Organisation (DRDO)

• Economic Times• Egis Geoplan Pvt. Ltd.• Elkay Electromech India

Pvt. Ltd.• EOS Positioning System• Environment Protection

Training and Research Institute

• Esri India• Excelize• FARO Technologies• FLEDGE• Flyatmach• Foundation for Ecological

Security• Frost & Sullivan• Fugro Geotech India Pvt.

Ltd.• Facebook• Fire Department – Telan-

gana• Food & Civil supplies De-

partment• Forest Department• Forest Survey of India• G G Survey Consultancy• Genesis Ray Energy • Geoid Survey Consultants• GeoIQ• GEOKNO• GEOMAX• GeoOpsis Software Ser-

vices Pvt Ltd• Geosensors• GeoSketch Technologes

Pvt. Ltd.• Geospatial Delhi Ltd.• Geospatial Design Labs• Geosystem & Survey Soft-

ware Pvt Ltd• Geovista Technologies Pvt.

Ltd.• Get My Parking• GISFY Pvt Ltd• GITAM University• GKNYAK IT Pvt Ltd• Global Energy Consulting

Engineers Pvt Ltd• Global Industry Business

Development• Goodland Surveys Pvt. Ltd. • Google News• Greenfield Institute of

Agriculgure• Global Instrument Com-

pany• Global Properties• GloboLive3D Pvt. Ltd.• GMR Group• Gnanarc Design Consul-

tants• Gokul Scribe Pvt Ltd• Genesys International• Garuda Sai Construction

Pvt Ltd• Global Instrument Com-

pany• Global Properties• Government of Odisha

Participating Organizations (Continued)

• GOVERNMENT OF Uttar Pradesh

• Department of Space • Greater Chennai Municipal

Corporation• Greater Hyderabad Munici-

pal Corporation• Greenko• Ground Truth• Gridline Surveys and Geo-

spatial Pvt. Ltd• Gujarat State Road Trans-

port Corporation• GVK Emergency Man-

agement and research Institute

• Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation

• Harrods Corleone (T) Pvt. Ltd.

• Harsha Foundation• Hella Infratech Private

Limited• Here Solution India Pvt.

Ltd.• Hexagon Geo systems

India pvt .ltd• Hexr Factory Immersive

Tech Pvt Ltd• Hitachi India Pvt. Ltd• Honeywell Technology

Solutions Lab Pv. Ltd.• HP Inc• HyperVerge, Inc• I2V Consulting Private

Limited• Haryana Forest Depart-

ment• HCL Technologies Limited• Hyderabad Metropolitan

Development Authority• Indian Air Force • Indian BIM Association• IBM• ICRISAT• ideaForge Technology Pvt.

Ltd.• IIC Academy• IIC Technologies• Indian Institute of Science

Education and Research, Tirupati

• IIT (BHU)• IIT Kanpur• IIT, Hyderabad• Imagis Engineering Solu-

tions Private Limited• Indicus Foundation• Indshine• Innowave IT Infrastruc-

tures Ltd.• INREM Foundation• Institute of Forest Biodiver-

sity, Hyderabad• Indian Institute of Technol-

ogy Madras• ICAR – National Rice Re-

search Institute• ICAR- Indian Institute of

Water Management• ICAR-National Bureau of

Soil Survey & Land Use Planning

• ICAR- National Institute of Natural Fibre Engineering and Technology

• Information and communi-cation technology (ICT)

• Indian National Center for Ocean Information Ser-vices (INCOIS)

• Indian Army• Indian Meteorological

Department• Indian Railways• Indian School of Business• Indian Space Research

Organisation• Institute of Forest Biodiver-

sity, Hyderabad• Integrated Spaces Ltd.• Irrigation CAD Dept• Integrated Geo Instru-

ments & Services pvt ltd• Institute of Rural Manage-

ment Anand• ISB Hyderabad• iSpatial Techno Solutions• ISWR• IT Department, Govt. of

Andhra Pradesh• IT, Electronics and Com-

munication Department, Telangana

• Inland Waterways Authori-ty of India

• Jal Bharat• JANAAGRAHA• Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of

Management Studies• Jawaharlal Nehru Ar-

chitecture and Fine Arts University

• Jawaharlal Nehru Techno-logical University

• JP Morgan Chase & Co• Juniper Systems Limited• JVR land surveys• Jharkhand Space Applica-

tions Centre• JVR land surveys• Karnataka Cloud Seeding• K K Geo System Pvt. Ltd.• Kailash Satyarthi Children’s

Foundation• Kerala State Land Use

Board• KL University• Kullu Solutions, LLC • Latgeo Consulting

• LAWRENCE & MAYO• Leica Geosystems• Lepton Software• Lovely Aviation• Kerala State Land Use

Board• kambill systems• Khammam Municipal

Corporation• Karnataka Municipal Data

Society• Krishna & Godavari Basin

Organisation• Karnataka State Remote

Sensing Application Centre• L&T Construction• L&T–NxT• Madras Institute of Tech-

nology• Maxar• Madras Institute of Tech-

nology• Mahalanobis National Crop

Forecast Centre• Mahindra Ecole Centrale

College of Engineering• MAKAIR• Manit Consolidated Ser-

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