Speaker : Dr. Rajesh Paul, Director and Co-owner, Excel Geomatics Pvt. Ltd.

2- 4 April 2019 | Taets Art & Event Park, Amsterdam

KEY TALKING POINTS

01 About Excel Geomatics Pvt. Ltd.

02 Background

03 Data, Analytics & Intelligence in Geospatial: Trinity for Governance

and Business .

04 Trinity for Governance and Business:

How this will support in Governance & Business

05 Our Product to showcase the Trinity for Governance and

Business .

About Excel Geomatics Introducing a whole new approach to the Unmanned Aerial System

(UAS), We Excel Geomatics Pvt. Ltd. are specialized in complete

UAS Development, Geographic Information System (GIS) Solutio

ns and Web and Mobile Application Development.

We are ISO 9001:2015 (QMS) ; ISO 27001:2013 (ISMS) and

CMMi-L3 (SI and ITE Services) certified company.

Excel Geomatics provides consultancy and value Added Services usi

ng Satellite Remote Sensing and Drone based Photogrammetry &

LiDAR survey in areas such as Agriculture, Forestry, Telecom, Urb

an Mapping, Sustainable Development, Mineral Exploration and

Mining, Hazard Zonation & Mapping, Environment, Defense and

Geo-Marketing etc.

In the more than 8 years we have been able to win >200 projects

More than 90% of our business is repeat business

Noida Facility

Training & Capacity Building

Our Services

Big Data Analytics, Cloud GIS

& IoT Based Services

GIS Services & Geodata Base Development

Drone /Aerial Mapping

LIDAR & Photogrammetry Services

Remote Sensing Services

Surveying

Mobile App Development & Location Based Services

Web GIS Development

AI Module Development /Deep Learning

Strategic Planner & Risk Analysis &

Mapping

R&D Cell & Training Centre

Jal Sadak Fasal

Vriksh STAR

Mobile App Developed

Geospatial technology helps Government in taking more informed decisions to strengthen governance and enhance

transparency and improves citizen services. BACKGROUND

Land use planning, land inventories, land survey, LULC mapping, land records & owners details

Land Resource

Forest inventory, afforestation, stock mapping, density mapping, change analysis and management

Forest Resource

Water resources management, watershed analysis, fisheries resources development planning, river bank erosion and accretion, hydrology of rivers, flood forecasting and management, water pollution.

Water resource

Habitat and ecosystem, wetlands, wildlife, protected areas, National parks and World heritage sites, ecotourism development.

Protection and conservation

Monitoring, modelling and management of land degradation; weather and climate change analysis, modelling, prediction and forecasting; river and coastal erosion modelling; flood management

Environment

Development of plans, maintenance, management; infrastructure development programme, land registration

Regional/Local

planning

Mapping of urban areas, cities and municipalities, infrastructure development planning, industrial development planning. Smart cities-smart meters for electricity, waste management- how should the trucks move, how and where they should dispose off the waste can be managed by GIS system. Planning residential areas, road designing, landscaping, recreational areas can also be done by GIS.

Urban planning

Planning and management, rural road development (planning, project preparation, construction, monitoring and maintenance), road network mapping.

Transport

Agricultural planning and management, soil resources database, soil survey, soil data analysis, characterization of soil, soil erosion assessment and prediction, climate change impact on agriculture.

Agricultural

resources

Management and development planning, land erosion, mangrove forest mapping, coastal afforestation, sea level rise analysis

Costal zone resources

Disaster management, disaster forecasting, disaster risk management, cyclone recovery and restoration, cyclone shelter management, assessment and monitoring of damage, flood risk and vulnerability assessment.

Disasters

• Spatial distribution and GIS mapping of different diseases in relation to environmental facto

rs – dengue, malaria and diarrhoea diseases, arsenic contamination in drinking water etc. also population overlaid by health facilities to calculate the distance of health facilities of various populated areas and design more health fa

cilities if required)

Health

GIS mapping, visualize, analyse crime incident patterns, identify crime hot spots along with other trends and patterns

Crime

control

Data, Analytics & Intelligence in Geospatial Process of examining, preparing, reducing, and analyzing large amounts of spatial

(multi-dimensional), temporal, or spectral data encompassing a variety of data types

to uncover patterns, correlations and other information, to better understand our

Earth.

This encompasses: Data Preparation – Preparing heterogeneous data so that they can be jointly analyzed.

Data Reduction – Correcting, ordering and simplifying data in support of analytic objectives.

Data Analysis – Applying techniques/methods to derive results.

• Data analytics is one of the hottest trends in enterprises today.

• Companies are dependent on data analytics for a wide array of services and features

which help the company achieve its goals faster and deliver utility to its customer in a

timely manner.

• When conventional data analytics is powered with location and geospatial data, it holistic

ally takes care of the customer requirements.

• Geospatial technologies enhance the utility, functionality as well as the relevance of data

analytics.

• In today’s data-heavy marketplace, analytics solutions are used to provide descriptions

of the ways a user can break data down and view the trends that occur over time.

From data collection to intelligence and decision-making Artificial intelligence is an umbrella term for a range of algorithmically trained perception-capable computing models, including

machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, deep learning, robotics, planning, and beyond. Advancements in

augmented and virtual realities, wherein media can be contextually overlaid on physical or virtual spaces will also accelerate demand

for automated geospatial intelligence in real time. While plenty of hardware and equipment like cameras, LIDAR's, radars, satellites,

and countless other instruments used for spatial measurement have been around for years, it is the advent of artificial intelligence

and algorithmically trained learning software that shifts understanding of the physical world from humans-only to machines.

The Process

Structured and un- structured

(ex. video) data

Data is stored in databases and servers

Big Data

Data Stored

Actionable Insights

Data Processing

Process the data using CPU/

GPUs and AI algorithms to

detect patterns

Central Processing Unit (CPU) / Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)

Predictive signals are generated

Artificial Intelligence

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Data Generated

Today, it’s Big Data

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

– To make and administer the public policy and affairs [of data, of the business glossary]

– To exercise sovereign authority

– To control the speed or magnitude

– To regulate

– To control the actions or behavior

– To keep under control; to restrain

– To exercise a deciding or determining influence

– To exercise political authority

– To have or exercise a determining influence

Use of Data in Governance

Role of Data in the Business Glossary

– Provide Central Resource of Truth and Understanding

– Provide Standard Meaning, Usage, Values

– Direct People to the Single Point of Truth or System of Record

– Enable Improved Analytics

– Encourage Business Involvement in Business Stewardship

– Ensure Measurable Governance Impact

Business Data Element Framework

Business Glossaries & Data Governance Roles & Responsibilities

Operational Level

Operational Data Stewards (existing) Dat

a Definers, Producers, Users These

people are presently defining,

producing and using data as part of their

jobs. Recording of the Operational Data

Stewards will be an important enabler of

improved communications, coordination

and cooperation among stewards.

Executive Level

Data Steering Committee Senior-most level knowledge of the program. Lev

erage existing business structure as possible.

If no structure exists, utilize an IT Steering Committee

or an executive founded board or council.

Strategic Level

Data Governance Council Data Governance Sponsors Group or Group of similar participation. One person, plus

alternate, for each Business Unit represented & IT.

Consider financial services & human resources.

Tactical Level

Data Domain Stewards

Per assigned Subject Areas

Data Steward Coordinators

One per Business Unit

Operational Level - Business Unit Specific

Strategic -

Enterprise

Tactical Level - Cross Business Unit

Executive

Data Governance Program Team

Data Governance Team Manager Responsible for Administering the Program, faci

litating use of the Data Governance Council,

communicating program components and value to the Organization.

Advisory assistance from other levels.

IT Subject Resource Experts System/Da

ta Resource Experts IT Staff inclu

ding Application Development, Data

Design,

Security, and other Data

Resource Management.

Our Product to showcase the Trinity for

Governance and Business

Geolytics. Agro for Smart Farming

Thank You