Survey of India inks deal to create 'digital twins' of big cities
India News: Aligning with the national geospatial policy's goal to create 'digital twins' of the country's major cities and towns by 2035, the Survey of India (SO
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India News: Aligning with the national geospatial policy's goal to create 'digital twins' of the country's major cities and towns by 2035, the Survey of India (SO
Genesys International, India’s home-grown geospatial mapping company and Survey of India (SOI), the country's oldest and custodian surveying and mapping authority, have signed an MoU (Momen durum Of Understanding) to create ‘Digital Twins’ of major cities and towns, Digital Twins are 3D (three dimensional) high-resolution images that can be used for urban planning, Infrastructure development and Disaster management, , Geo Mapping, Survey of India (SOI), Genesys International
The partnership aims to create digital twins of major cities and towns, leveraging SOI's recently launched CORS network, which allows for real-time high-precision positioning data, the company has said
In one of the firsts, the State Revenue & Disaster Management (R&DM) Department launched SVAMITVA (Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas)
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The Government has issued guidelines for the collection, acquisition and use of Geospatial Data and mapping activities. The guidelines create a permissive regime which encourages open access and collaboration for such data, while also drawing a clear distinction between the activities of Indian and foreign entities in relation to Geospatial Data and the technologies used to collect such data. On 15 February 2021, the Department of Science and Technology ( DST) released guidelines for acquir...