Usage of GIS, Gps And Remote Sensing Data  to Identify Effective And Optimum Route of  Development Projects Like Road, Train and Canal for  Better E–Governance Implementation

Parag C. Shukla; Dr. Bankim Radadiya

Volume : III, Issue : III, March - 2013

Usage of GIS, Gps And Remote Sensing Data to Identify Effective And Optimum Route of Development Projects Like Road, Train and Canal for Better E–Governance Implementation

Parag C. Shukla, Dr. Bankim Radadiya

Abstract :

Land acquisition is the key process for any development projects like road, train and canal route, it required large scale acquisition. Industrial acquisition is the easy process where government can identify the waste land and pass to the industries. While, in case of road, train and canal acquisition may cover agricultural land as well. But, if farmer or owners of land oppose a matter in court it would be unnecessary delay in the project. In this research paper we will use Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS data we could have clear idea of boundary of different survey number so that route could be passed near to border areas. Not only that we would also able to identify important potions of farm like electricity connection, water area, green zone, waste land, and so many other parameters which would play key role once we are optimizing the road if route is optimized from farmers aspects farmer would be very happy will easily allow government for acquisition. As farmer will be ultimate beneficiary or road connectivity with his land. And government is able to save the cost of lots of serve cost by spending large scale engineer man power for site survey and if this acquisition gets faster, project would be on time. So, e–Governance projects can be completed within the time and will not impact additional costing of delay which is normally happening with the current projects.