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- Water Resources Department mainly responsible for planning, design, construction, operation or regulation of dams, flood protection schemes, and collection and management of Hydrometeorological spatial data for ascertaining the water accountability of each river basin.
- Perception of “Spatial” information information in map format, with proper scales, legends, symbolization, colors, etc. enhance the understanding of “information inter-relationship” and thus contribute to a more appropriate locale specific development strategy definition.
- The huge amount of historical Hydrometeorological (water related) data sets are available though mainly analog and in paper- map form rather than digital data sets. The necessity of development of spatial data infrastructure information system by using new technology have been realized by the department in late 90’s, the awareness and utilization of GIS technology and power of spatial information system specially oriented towards decision- making or resource management is growing rapidly in the country. Over the past few years, i.e. from 1995-96 onwards the department has invested considerably in establishing GIS databases with help of World Bank Assisted HYDROLOGY PROJECT.
- Advantages
of Computerisation specifically with regards to:
- Locating Data
- Standardising Data
- Validating Data
- Disseminating Data
- General office
computerisation
- Training
conducted, skills acquired and number of people participated
- Hardware
and Software available; facilities available
- Data storage
facilities developed; extent of data available
- Data Communication
System from Division to DPC to DSC
- Success Stories
- Information
on the how to request data supply
- Information
on the location and opening times of the Data Centre, include:
contact names, telephone numbers, fax number and e-mail addresses
- Supply road
map and directions on how to reach the Data Centre
- If appropriate mention fee structure for data supply
PHOTO GALLARY STATE WATER DATA CENTRE BHOPAL
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