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INFORMATION NEED ASSESSMENT ON GIS DEVELOPMENT

FOR DISTRICT PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION:

A WORKSHOP REPORT

Sponsored by The Uttarakhand State Council of Science & Technology, Govt. of Uttarakhand,

Dehradun &

The NRDMS Division, Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi

UCOST, Govt. of Uttarakhand DST, Govt. of India

Organized by

Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand

Department in Geography, Kumaun University, SSJ Campus Almora-263601 (Uttarakhand)

& The District Administration, Rudraprayag

February 2013


INFORMATION NEED ASSESSMENT ON

GIS DEVELOPMENT FOR PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION IN DISTRICT RUDRAPRAYAG, UTTARAKHAND

To develop Geographic Information System (GIS) for one of the Lesser Himalayan districts of Uttarakhand State, viz., the Rudraprayag, drained by glacial fed mighty rivers, viz., Alaknanda and Mandakini, a workshop was organized jointly by the Center of Excellence for Natural Resources Data Management System (COE, NRDMS) in Uttarakhand, Department of Geography, Kumaun University SSJ Campus Almora; Academy of Uttarakhand Administration Nainital; and the District Administration Rudraprayag on 2nd January 2013 at the Collectorate Conference Hall, Rudraprayag. The workshop was sponsored by the Uttarakhand State Council of Science and Technology (UCOST), Government Uttarakhand, Dehradun and the NRDMS Division, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi. Heads of 56 different line departments of district Rudraprayag were instructed by Mr. Navneet Pandey, Additional District Magistrate Rudraprayag, to participate in the workshop (Annexure-I). A pre-workshop meeting of line departments was organized by Mr. Pandey to prepare digital information (in the form of data/maps) need document of district Rudraprayag (Annexure-II). Beside Administrators of the district, i.e., Additional District Magistrate, Chief Development Officer, Superintend of Police, District Forest Officer, Sub-Divisional Magistrates, Block Development Officers and Heads along (with their subordinates) of different line departments, Scientists of the COE NRDMS, Kumaun University and Garhwal University, a total of 132 participants participated in the workshop (Annexure-III). The Workshop was organized in three different sessions. In the first session, the participants were briefed about the objectives of the workshop. In the second session a demonstration of Almora GeoPortal for Governance was given by COE NRDMS. In the third session deliberations and discussions were done regarding digital information needs of district Rudrapryag which summary is presented in Annexure –II) while in the fourth session, a road map and mechanism for development and updating of GIS infrastructure of district Rudrapryag was worked out. It was unanimously decided that a GIS Cell shall be established at Vikas Bhawan for development and updating of GIS for Rudraprayag district. A brief account of workshop sessions is presented below.

Summary


Participants of the Workshop


Welcoming all the participants, the Chairman of the Workshop Mr. Navneet Pandey, Additional

Districts Magistrate said in his opening remark that in the Rudraprayag district there are enormous possibilities for development of resources specifically religious tourism, horticulture, agriculture, forest, water and many others, but due to its complex geographic conditions, there are many challenges in planning and development of all these resources. To meet all these challenges, applications of the computer based latest technology, viz. GIS can be very helpful, in planning of resources, Sri. Pandey added. But the major question was how to meet all these challenges using the hi-tech technologies of GIS in district planning and administration? In this context, this workshop shall be a milestone in developing a strategy for GIS based planning and administrative system in the district, Mr. Pandey further added. Mr. Pandey also gave necessary instructions to the Heads of different line departments to prepare digital database of their office records and maps.

Prof. J. S. Rawat, Director, COE NRDMS presented a brief account of the objectives of the workshop. He said that the fundamental objective of the workshop is to sensitize the district level administrators and planners about the applications of newly emerging and worldwide used GIS technology in governance, i.e., both for planning and administration. We are already living in a decade of e-Governance and in the next decade it would be impossible to work without g-Governance, i.e., GIS based governance, Prof Rawat remarked. For g-Governance, a huge GIS infrastructure is required and today we are sitting here for formulation of a road map for development of GIS infrastructure for the Redraprayag District, Prof. Rawat added. In view of small geographical area of the Rudrapryag district and existing highly aware and in some departments even skilled Officers in computer and GIS technology, Prof Rawat expressed his hopes that GIS infrastructure can be developed for the entire district with in a period of only one year.

Mr. Himanshu Joshi, Assistant Director, Academy of Administrative Training Institute Nainital and Coordinator for Capacity Building in Uttarakhand SDI said that due to its complex geographic milieu, the Uttarakhand state was formed to facilitate planning problems as per its geographic conditions. ‘But still we are not be able to draw development plans as per the diverse geographic conditions of the state due to lack of proper and accurate information of different districts of the State’, Mr. Joshi added. Highlighting the significance of GIS and Remote Sensing in planning and administration, Mr. Joshi underlined the need for capacity building in applications of GIS specifically in administration and planning both for district and state level stakeholders. Mr. Joshi also gave a brief account of data capturing mechanism through Remote Sensing and suggested that this technology helps in providing not only capturing data but also helps in updating and monitoring development activities.

Mr. Berinder Jit Singh, Superintendent of Police, informed about the Information Communication Technologies available with their department and suggested that for efficient Police Administration, apart from the spatial information of the Police Thanas, Villages under Police jurisdiction, Police Chaukees and Police Barriers with their attributes including telephone numbers of Police Personal, the GIS based information of accident prone sites, landside prone locations/areas and fire prone sites/areas would be very important for controlling crime, and efficient/quick policing. He suggested that GPS based real time monitoring would be very helpful in crime control. Mr. Singh also underlined the need of the latest satellite imageries of the district to monitor problems of illegal mining and encroachment. Crime wise distribution maps, alternative route map of each village and traffic flow diagram maps for transport should also be prepared, Mr. Singh further suggested.

The District Forest Officer Mr. Rahul informed that division wise digitized forest maps are available with their department. He suggested that their department is in need of forest types map depicting digital location of i) boundary pillars of reserve forest with details of their notification, ii) forest chaukees with their records, iii) resin depot , iv) nurseries with details of species and their plants number, v) year wise afforested areas with details of their success in percent, vi) crew stations and fire lines, vii) natural springs, ix) residential and non-residential buildings, x) forest roads, bridle paths and foot paths, and xi) forest fire prone areas. Location of all the forest divisions and other offices with details of their office records in GIS format would be very useful in efficient forest conservation/administration, Mr. Rahul further suggested.

First Session INAUGURAL


With the help of the financial and technical support of the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India and technical support of the Department of Computer Science, IIT Mumbai and School of Information Technology, IIT Khargpur, the COE NRDM in Uttarakhand, Department of Geography, Kumaun University started work of development GeoPortal for one of the districts of Uttarakhand, viz., district Almora since 2009. GeoPortal provides single window service for accessing data/information with digital map of a targeted region/area/place by clicking few mouse buttons in the computer. The various aspects of developing Almora GeoPortal, viz. 1) how the GIS infrastructure of district Almora was developed as per the needs of different government departments, 2) how the digital maps of different departments were stored layer wise systematically in the computer through GIS technology and How the digital maps of different departments are accessed from the computer as and when required, were discussed in this session. Prof. J.S.Rawat, Director, COE NRDMS demonstrated the answers of all these questions in detail through his powerpoint presentation on the Almora GeoPortal. Presenting a detailed account of GIS infrastructure developed for district Almora, Prof. Rawat demonstrated applications of Police GIS,Watershed GIS, Road GIS, Village GIS, Household GIS, Election GIS, Municipal GIS and GIS for Education, Health and Urban Centres, and GIS for post disaster management operations. The Almora GeoPortal is a web-base GeoPortal which is tagged with India GeoPortal established at the NSDI, Department of Science and Technology Government of India, New Delhi which shall be tagged soon with the UCOST, Dehradun for the use of State and district level planners/administrators of the Uttarakhand State, Prof. Rawat informed. Thus, demonstrating that how different line departments can access information with map through a single window by clicking two/three mouse buttons in computer, Prof. Rawat suggested that to develop GIS for district Rudrapryag as per needs of different line departments for planning and administration, a GIS Cell (consisting of minimum two computers and one GIS Analyst) at district headquarter Rudrapryag should be established and for management and monitoring of GIS Cell, a District Coordination Committee (DCC) should be constituted. For capacity building in GIS applications in administration and planning in the district, technical support in terms of on-job training of the district personnel as and when required shall be given by our Centre, Prof. Rawat informed.

Second Session PRESENTATION OF ALMORA GEOPORTAL FOR GOVERNANCE


Mr. Ajay Kumar, Chief Agriculture Officer, presented a brief account of digital information needs of different line departments of the Rudrapryag district. The summary of his presentation is given in Annexure-II. Prof. D.D.Chauniyal, Department of Geography, Garhwal University, Sri Nagar informed that through the GIS Laboratory of his Department, he has already started to prepare GIS infrastructure of district Rudraprayag. ‘We have prepared GIS of some of the towns, villages and watersheds of the district’, Prof Chauniyal further informed. ‘All the prepared GIS infrastructure of my Department shall be made available to the concerned line departments and the technical support shall be provided to the district administrators/planners for GIS development as and when required’, Prof. Chauniyal further added. Highlighting the urgent need of GIS infrastructure in governance and appreciating the efforts made by Prof.J.S.Rawat, Director COE NRDMS in this regard in Uttarakhand, Prof. Chauniyal hoped that with the collective efforts of the Kumaun University, UCOST Dehradun, Garhwal University, Uttarakhand Academy of Administration Nainital and the Government Departments of district Rudrapryag, the work of GIS infrastructure development for district Rudrapryag can be completed within a period of six months only.

Mr. P.C.Tewari, Chief Development Officer said that GIS based planning and administration would be very useful in saving time and money both but how the different department shall convert their data/maps in the GIS format, is a challenging task. For this purpose numbers of training programmes for district Officers and supporting office staff shall be required for capacity building of the line departments, Mr. Tewari suggested.

Mr. Rakesh Chandra Tewari, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Ukhimath suggested that GIS based Village Information System (VIS) would be very helpful in administration and planning both. The VIS should include information such as details of landless people, location of rest houses and other civic amenities, Mr. Tewari suggested. Mr. Tewari also underlined the need of digital maps showing areas of fruit-belts, telecommunication companies and location of towers in the district.

Mr. Sunil Kumar, Block Development Officer, Ukhimath stressed the need for developing village and nyay panchayat level maps. Location of revenue villages and hamlets should also be included in the map, Mr. Kumar suggested. Mr. Kumar also suggested that the village maps should depict information of roads with their type such as village road, Pradhan Mantri Sarak Yojana Road, drinking water schemes, and also information of Job Card Holders and BPL families.

Miss. Nisha Verma, Block Development Officer, Department of Rural Development Augustmuni suggested that all the construction works such as CC Marg developed under MANREGA scheme should be shown on the village and block maps, this will help in monitoring duplicity of work in the villages. Miss Verma, also underlined the need to develop maps showing BPL families and different basis of Self Help Groups.

Mrs. Seema Nautiyal, Tourism Officer said that digital maps showing location of tourist sites and tourist areas, location of temples, parking places, rest houses, Jan Suvida Kendra, hotels and restaurants etc would be very important for tourism development. The attribute data of all these sites/ location on map should also be attached, she suggested.

Mr. Hari Shankar Verma, Chief Education Officer, Department of Education said that our department has no maps of education centres. A digital map depicting all the education and training centers of the district would be very helpful in management and planning of education centers. The education centres’ location map should also provide information of details of each center such number of students, teachers and facilities available in the school etc., Mr. Verma suggested. The education centre map should also depict location of “sugam” and “durgam” schools and their distances from the nearest road head, Mr. Verma further suggested.

Mr. Ajay Kumar Chief Agriculture Officer said that spatial information of area under major crops such as Paddy, Madua, Sawa, Ramdana, Urd, Maize, Wheat and Lantic etc. are required for planning and management of agricultural activities in the district. Mr. Kumar suggested that fertility and soil suitability maps for different crops should also be developed for entire the district. Information regarding spatial distribution of barren and agricultural lands, farmers wise land availability with

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Khasara Khatauni numbers, irrigated, partially irrigated and unirrigated land would be very helpful in agricultural development of the district, Mr. Kumar further added.

Mr. S.M. Singh, Engineer, Department of Jal Nigam informed that for planning of drinking water and irrigation schemes, discharge data of springs, stream and rivers are required. For management of drinking water schemes, a map showing areas under different Lineman would be very useful, Mr. Singh added. Highlighting the importance and need of fuel less turbine pumps for lifting water for drinking and irrigation purposes, Mr. Singh suggested for identifying suitable locations of heads required for turbine inlet at different discharge rates. Mr. Singh informed that 3.33l/sec discharge output can be generated though a fuel less turbine having a head of 30m with 69.45l/sec water discharge capacity. From such fuel less turbine pumps about 10kw power can also be generated at turbine shaft, Mr. Singh informed.

Dr. R P. Shukla, Department of Animal Husbandry informed that maps showing information on fodder availability, location of fodder stores, location of local and cross bread animals, and specific disease prone areas are required. Map showing milk routes in district shall be very useful, Mr. Shukla suggested.

Mrs. Meera Kaintora, In-Charge, Disaster Management said that digital maps showing disaster wise sensitive areas such as landslide prone, fire prone, flood and draught prone, and earthquake prone areas shall be helpful in developing disaster mitigation action plans. Electronic network shadow area should be identified and depicted on the map by which wireless facility could be arranged for such areas, Mrs. Kaintora, suggested. Location of disaster management teams, available recourse for disaster management at different Offices/places and alternate routes for each village, should be shown on digital map, Mrs. Kaintora further suggested.

Dr. Amit Shukla, In-Charge, Chief Medical Office presented a detailed account of application of GIS in development and management of Health Centers and also in studies on health conditions and health pattern. Highlighting the importance of GIS in detailed, Dr. Shukla informed that using few sample studies, generalization of disease pattern in a large area can be done through GIS technique. In view of the significance of GIS in planning and development, Dr. Shukla suggested that maps showing spatial distribution of Ayurvedic and Homeopathic Hospitals, Community Health Centres, Primary Health Centres and ANM Centres with their attributes are immediately required. Apart from these, vaccination resistant and disease prone area wise maps of TB, AIDS and heart attacks should also be prepared, Dr. Shukla suggested. Mr. I. Bose Executive Engineer, PWD said that our department has no digital maps of roads. We need digital maps of different categories of roads along with land use maps showing distribution of reserve/civil forest, agriculture land, barren land and location of villages, Mr. Bose informed. Geological map along with information of rock type and hazard zonation would be very helpful in planning and management of roads, Mr. Bose suggested.

In this session the participants made deliberations and discussed regarding development of GIS

infrastructure of district Rudrapryag. After deliberation and discussions in the workshop, the following decisions were taken unanimously for development of the Rudrapryag GeoPortal: 1. A GIS cell shall be established for Development of District GeoPortal for Rudrapryag District at

Vikash Bhawan Rudrapryag. The Cell shall function under the Control of the District Magistrate and the Additional District Magistrate Rudrapryag shall be the Nodal Officer for GIS Development of Rudrapryag District.

2. To begin with: 2.1 two rooms (one for GIS Lab and other for displaying GIS Maps of the district) and two

computers for GIS lab shall be provided by the district administration at the Vikas Bhawan/Collectrate Rudrapryag; and

Fourth Session DISCUSSIONS AND DECISIONS


2.2 for developing GIS Infrastructure, one GIS Analyst shall be provided by the COE NRDMS in Uttarakhand for a period of one year only after that government shall make arrangement of GIS Analyst for updating the Rudrapryag GeoPortal.

2.3 GIS Laboratory, Department of Geography, Garhwal University, Sri Nagar shall extend technical support by providing on-job training to the officers of District Rudrapryag for their capacity building in GIS development.

3. The objectives of the GIS Cell shall be: i. to develop GIS infrastructure of each line department as per their own needs. ii. to make application of GIS in planning, project implementation, monitoring,

development, management and in administrative works. iii. to update district GIS at monthly, bi-annual and annual basis through the concerned

departments, and iv) to make efforts for capacity building of the district for GIS development.

4. For smooth functioning of the GIS Cell and for monitoring of GIS activities in the district, a District Coordination Committee (DCC) shall be constituted. The structure and objectives of DCC shall be as follow :

4.1 Structure of DCC Chairman : District Magistrate, Rudrapryag

Co –Chairman : Nodal officer of GIS Cell (ADM Rudrapryag) Member Secretary : Director, COE NRDMS in Uttarakhand, Kumaun University. Members : Heads of all the Line Departs/ATI, Nainital/NRDMS Division,DST New Delhi/UCOST, Dehradun/ Department of Geography, Garhwal University Sri Nagar.

4.2 Objective of DCC i) To work for GIS development as per needs of district administrators/planners. ii) To review the progress of the GIS Cell and to make necessary arrangements of

resources for its development. 5. The Heads of all the Line Departments shall be Nodal Officer of their own department for GIS Development. 6. To review the progress of the development of Rudrapryag GeoPortal, the DCC meeting shall be

held bi-annually or as and when required. 7. To develop Uttarakhand GeoPortal GIS Development Working Group-III is formed. All the

participants of this workshop shall be member of this working group.

At the end of the workshop, Sri Navneet Pandey,Additional district Magistrate extended vote of thanks to all the participants. The workshop was conducted by Sri Dinesh Mahtolia, Associate Professor, Uttarakhand Academy of Administration, Nainital.



DIGITAL INFORMATION NEEDS

Annexure-II

DIGITAL INFORMATION NEEDS FOR DISTRICT PLANNING/ADMINISTRATION

DISTRICT RUDRAPRAYAG

(Uttarakhand)

Coordinated by Navneet Pande

Additional District Magistrate, District Rudrapryag

Compiled by Ajay Kumar

Chief Agriculture Officer, District Rudrapryag

Assisted by Dr. Tanzeem Ali

Senior Treasury Officer Anupam Dwivedi, GM, District Industries Centre

District Rudrapryag

February 2013

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DISTRICT RUDRAPRAYAG (Uttarakhand)

Abode of Shri Kedarnathji, district Rudraprayag was formed in September 1997 by carving out the remotest blocks of district Chamoli, Tehri and Pauri Garhwal namely Ukhimath, Jakholi and Augustmuni. Presently the district spreads over an area of approx. 1984 sq. km. with a population of around two lakh fifty thousand. The altitudes vary from nearly 3000 feet to over 18000 feet. The whole Rudraprayag district is covered by the seismic zone IV/V and in the past couple of decades it has been prone to some of the worst landslides in the state. This district also hosts the sacred Char Dham Yatra between the months of May and November during which it is visited by nearly six lakh pilgrims/tourists every year.

Despite advances made in the past decade, in light of the vital socio-economic indicators like per capita income, female literacy, infant mortality rate etc., Rudraprayag remains one of the backward districts of the state. There is much that remains to be done for infrastructure by way of roads, secondary education, basic health facilities, drinking water etc. In a district where a large part of the population is still dependent on the rain fed agriculture and seasonal tourism, an increasing need is being felt at the district level to come out with a development route chart which will not only take into account the topographical typicality of the district but also incorporate the needs and the aspirations of the local people – a development which is ecologically sustainable, environment friendly and would involve the active participation of all the stakeholders. This process needs to be extended right up to the basic unit of all development activities – the gram sabha.

To begin with, this effort requires assimilation of various types of credible data. The topographical data would include maps indicating Soil Type, Rainfall, Temperature pattern, Slope and aspect, Drainage pattern, Sunshine hours, Wind velocity, River flow, ground water availability etc. The development data would include population distribution, distance from road head, source of livelihood, education, access to electricity and drinking water, sanitation etc.

Many departments in the district and other governmental agencies undertake data collection of various types. However, more often than not, this data is very rarely shared with other departments and almost always not included in the developmental planning. There is now an increasing need to evolve a mechanism which can incorporate and analyze all such data and present itself for the benefit of the planners of the district in real time. This mechanism can also be used to monitor the various developmental activities being undertaken. Geographical Information System (GIS) has over the years established itself as one of the more comprehensive planning and management tool and seems to be the need of the hour. District Rudraprayag offers some of the brightest young talents of the state who are technically and temperamentally suited to take up this technology and assimilate it in the planning and development process. For planning, implementing and monitoring the following maps would be useful for almost all the departments of the district.

• Block, Tehsil, Nagar palika, Nyay panchayat, Gram Panchayat (Gram Sabha) Revenue Villages. • Census map. (Population density, Gen, SC/ST, Ex-service man, minorities etc.) • Location of government offices, NGOs at district, block, nyay panchayat, gram panchayat level • Connectivity map (NH, SH, Local route etc.) • Forest Cover Map (Reserve Forest, Van Panchayat and others) • Soil Type, soil temperature, soil structure, soil texture and Soil Moisture map. • Rainfall pattern map. • Slope and aspect map. • Contour map. • Drainage map. • Geological map • Geomorphological map. • Land use pattern map.

Based on feedback from different line departments of district Rudrapryag, department specific needs can be classified as under:

1. Department of Agriculture. A. Major crop area viz. Paddy, Madua, Sawa, Ramdana, Urd, Maize, Wheat, Lentil etc. B. Soil Suitability map for specific crop. C. In drought condition Back up Plan D. Delay/Early in Monsoon Sowing Plan. E. Soil Erosion Map. F. Soil Fertility Map. G. Barren agriculture land map in District. H. Farmers wise Land availability in district. (Khasara Khatauni with no.)

Introduction

Common Information Needs

Department wise Digital Information Needs


I. Name, Father’s Name and dependent of Farmers on map. (Pariwar Register map) J. Irrigated, partially irrigated and unirrigated land Map of District. K. Input availability map.

2. Department of Horticulture. A. Major Vegetables, Spices, Flowers and fruits suitability map and their potential. B. Population engaged in mentioned activities. C. Medicinal plants and other herbal plants suitability map. D. Suitability map for collection of farm produce (Collection Center and route Chart)

3. Department of Animal Husbandry. A. Animal-wise local and cross breed location Map. B. Location of fodder Storage in District. C. Natural fodder availability map in district. D. Disease specific prone are map. E. Possible milk route map.

4. Department of Fisheries. A. Natural water resources Tanks, Tal etc. B. Naturally low Land area map for excavation Tank for fisheries. C. Fish species wise suitability map. D. Area suitable for small and medium earthen embankment and Jhil for irrigation and fisheries.

5. Department of Silviculture. A. Area suitable for Silk worm farming.

6. Public work department. A. Location of Towns/habitations/ localities (population wise). B. Geo-hazards zonation map C. Location of Villages/hamlets not touched by any road. D. Location of helipads. E. Chronic Slide zones map.

7. Department of Irrigation/Minor Irrigation. A. Gools Map and command area. B. Hydrums Map and command area. C. Potential water availability map for future irrigation. D. Location of naturally sink area for construction of Irrigation Tank. E. Existing gools Map

8. Jal Nigam. A. Location of water resources map. (Natural spring, gadhera etc.) B. Depth of water table map. C. Recharge Location map according to type of soil map. D. Map suitable for Tube-wells in future. E. Ground Water flow Pattern. F. Covered Area Partially covered and non covered area map. G. Nearest Sources of drinking water map. H. Back plan map in case of dryness of each and every existing source. I. In normal medium and severe drought conditions, plan map for meeting drinking water needs.

9. Jal Sansthan. A. Lineman wise area distribution map. B. Circuit map for water distribution and major breakage point of location. C. Backup plan in case of dryness by road and by mule and By head loads.

10. Forest Department. A. Species wise map of the flora and fauna. B. Bio- diversity map C. Management of forest fires D. Location of nurseries/plantation E. Availibity of minor forest produce. F. Location of watch towers/check posts/guest houses

11. Uttarakhand Power Corporation Limited A. Bill Distribution and collection centre location. B. Circuit map according to distribution lines. C. Transformer location map. D. Major Fault Point Location map. E. Transmission loss map. F. Unsaturated Area map.

12. Department of Health. A. Location of Hospitals, CHC, PHC and ANM and their facilities


B. Location of Ayurvedic and Homeopathic Hospitals. C. Disease proneness map. (TB, AIDS, Heart Attacks etc.) D. Vaccination resistant Map.

13. Department of Gramya Vikas. A. Gramya Vikas adhikari wise area map. B. Village wise pariwar register map. C. Population wise map. D. Self Help Group map. E. BPL Families Map F. Shetra Panchayat map.

14. Treasury and Banks A. Area covered wise bank location and ATM location map. B. Financial inclusion map. C. KCC Holding area Map. D. Treasury and sub-treasury location.

15. Post Office A. Location of Post Offices and their covered area map.

16. Swajal A. Toilet Saturation Status Map

17. Department of Social Welfare. A. Map sowing specific group (Old aged person, handicapped ex-serviceman etc.)

18. Department of Youth Welfare. A. Youth population map. B. Location of field. C. Mahila mangal and yuvak mangal dal location map.

19. Department of Savings. A. Saving and potential status map (Village, Gram Sabha, Tehsil, Block, District)

20. Department of Statistics and economics A. Component wise Statistics map.

21. Department of Industry. A. Family wise industry map of district (Based upon works i.e Black smith, woolen woks, Metal works etc.) B. Location and potential map of district according to man power and works. C. Industrial land bank

22. Co-operative. A. Location of societies in district and their covered area. B. Current status and potential map of district.

23. District Supply office. A. Location of Office, godown, (Food grain), Godown (Kerosene), Godown (Buffer), Storage of Petrol and diesel

and petrol pump location. B. Requirement, availability and gap of food grain map. C. Transportation of Food grain map. D. Alternate route map for supply of food gain.

24. Department of Election. A. Voter population wise map. B. Sensitive booth wise map. C. Booth map. D. Route map. E. Distance map. F. Community wise map.

25. Department of Education. A. Location of School and their area covered map. B. Loaction of ITI and Polytecnic and other institutions.

26. Department of Police. A. Location and area covered map of district. B. Crime wise map of district. C. Contour Map and alternate route of each village. D. Location of check post. E. Flow Diagram map for transport.

27. Department of Sports. A. Location of play field indoor game etc. B. From 12 to 30 age group location map of district. C. Facilities and potential map of district.

28. Department of Panchayat Raj.


A. Village, Gram Sabha, Kshetra panchayat map and their socio-economic status. 29. Ex-Soldier Welfare Society.

A. Location Ex-service men and their dependent map. 30. Department of Tourist.

A. Existing temple location and their route plan. B. Location of Jan Suvidha Kendra. C. Places identification map for developing Tourism. D. Parking places identification for today and future.

31. Department of Road Transport. A. Sanctioned route map for bus. B. Route map to be sanctioned in future. C. Transportation density map in peak and non peak hours and their alternatives.

32. Disaster Management A. Hazard Zonation Map. (Slide, Earth Quake, Floods etc.) B. At least three Alternate routes for each village in case of disaster. C. Location of disaster team in district. D. Cataloging of resources and their availability map. E. Information networks flow map. F. Movement map.

33. District Administrative A. Land record Digitization. B. Land bank Location Map. C. Rehabilitation Land Banks. D. Hydropower location. E. Important personal map (Award winner, national fame, socialist etc.)

34. Border road organization. A. Load map and chronic slide points

35. Homeguards A. Location map.

Uttarakhand Geoportal GIS Development Working Group –III:

Administrators/Planners and Resource Persons of District Rudrapryag, Uttarakhand.


Annexure-III

1. Mr. Navneet Pandey, Additional Districts Magistrate, District Rudraprayag. 2. Prof. J.S. Rawat, Director, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand, Almora. 3. Mr. Himanshu Joshi, Assistant Director, Uttarakhand Academy of Administration, Nainital. 4. . Devi Dutt Chauniyal, Department of Geography, H.N.B. Garhwar University, Srinagar (Garhwal). 5. Mr. Dinesh Mahtolia, Associate Professor, Uttarakhand Academy of Administration, Nainital. 6. ProfDr. Geeta Rawat, Research Scientist, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 7. Mr. Vinod Rawat, Research Scientist, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 8. Mr. Navneet Ghalaut, GIS Analyst, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 9. Mr. Naresh Pant, GIS Assistant, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 10. Mr. Umashankar Negi, GIS Assistant, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 11. Mr. M.L. Kanojia, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 12. Mr. Manoj Bisht, Centre of Excellence for NRDMS in Uttarakhand Almora. 13. Mr. P. C. Tiwari, Chief Development Officer, Department of Rural Development, C.D.O Office, Rudraprayag. 14. Mr. Berinder Jit Singh, Superintendent of Police, Rudrapryag. 15. Mr. Rahul, District Forest Officer, Department of Forest, Rudraprayag, 9411101116(m),

[email protected]. 16. Miss. Meera Kaintora, District Disaster Management Officer, D.M.M.C, Collectrote, Rudraprayag, 9412914875

(p), 8859504022 (o), 01364-233727 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 17. Dr. Rahul Sachin, District Commandant, Homegaurds Department, Rudraprayag, 9415262010, 01364-233064. 18. Mr. Khushal Singh Negi, District Social Welfare Office, Rudraprayag, 9557520415 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 19. Mr. Beerendra Singh, District Election Officer, Election Department, Rudraprayag, 8979745553 (m). 20. Mr. M. S. Negi, Project Economist, D.R.D.A., Rudraprayag, 9412982986 233668 (Fax), [email protected]. 21. Miss. Seema Nautiyal, District Adventure Officer, Department of Tourism, Rudraprayag, 9412144377 (m),

01364-233995 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 22. Mr. Raje Singh, District Excise Officer, Rudraprayag, 9720751772 (m), 01364-233545 (Fax). 23. Mr. N. C. Kothari, District Village Industries Officer (D.V.I.O.), Khadi Village Industries Board, Sachidanand

Nagar, Rudraprayag, 9456396951 (m), 01364-233097 (Fax). 24. Mr. Devendra Prasad Semwal, Govt. Superviser, Co-operative Department, A.R.C.S., Rudraprayag,

9634387182 (m), [email protected] (e-mail). 25. Mr. Vijay Singh Negi, A.D.O., Co-operative Department, A.R.C.S., Rudraprayag. 26. Mr. Omkar Singh, Upper Zila Bhesaj Vikas Adikari/District Head Coordinator, Bhesaj Vikas Ekai

(Horticulture) Department, Near State Bank of Patiyala, Rudraprayag, 9412112131 (m). 27. Mr. Umesh Kumar, District Data Manager, Department of Health, CMO Office, Rudraprayag, 01364-233946

(o), 233946 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 28. Mr. Satish Chandra, D.E.O., Department of Health, TB Clinic, Rudraprayag, 9837727685 (m). 29. Dr. Amit Shukla, Medical Officer T.B., Medical Health and Family Welfare, CMO Office, Rudraprayag,

9412957166 (m), 01364-233946 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 30. Dr. P. P. S. Rawat, District Ayurvedic Unani Adhikari, District Ayurvedic Office, Badnnath Road Rudraprayag,

9411342377 (m), 01364-233393 (Fax). 31. Mr. Abhinav Nautiyal, Assistant Director, Dairy Development Department, Belni, Rudraprayag, 9758137576. 32. Mr. Manish Tewari, ARTO, Gulabrai, Rudraprayag, 9411112169 (m), 01364-233914 (Fax),

[email protected] (e-mail). 33. Dr. Satish Chandra Mishra, D.H.O., Department of Horticulture, Vikas Bhawan Rudraprayag, 94111363281. 34. Mr. Hari Shankar Verma, Chief Education Officer, Department of Education, CEO Office Rudraprayag,

9412403600 (m), 233246 (Fax). 35. Mr. C.N. Kala, D.E.O., Department of Education, D.P.O., SSA, Rudraprayag, 9412029599 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 36. Mr. Raj Pal Singh Tamta, Lead District Manager, State Bank of India, Lead Bank Office Bhanadhar, Inter

College Road, Rudraprayag, 9456594407 (m), 233933 (Fax). 37. Mr. Sitab Singh Negi, D.P.R.O. Office, Rudraprayag, 9758156837 (m).

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38. Mr. K.C. Dimri, Executive Engineer, Department of Rural Engineering Service, R.E.S. Division Rudraprayag, 9411733324 (m), [email protected] (e-mail).

39. Mr. Rakesh Chandra Tewari, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Ukhimath, Rudrapryag. 40. Mr. Ashutosh Jangwan, Department of Geography, Garhwal university, Srinagar (Garhwal), 7417894059 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 41. Mr. Vinod Singh, Computer Operator, Department of Rural Engineering Service, Devlok Hotel, Near Petrol

Pump, Rudraprayag, 9410986290 (m), 01364-233041(Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 42. Mr. Satyapal Singh Negi, District Youth Welfare Officer, Manadhar Near Hotel Mandakini, Rudraprayag,

9412113019 (m). 43. Mr. Mahaveer Prasad, Youth Welfare and P.R.D., Bhanadhar, Rudraprayag. 44. Mr. Pravin Singh, Youth Welfare and P.R.D., Rudraprayag, 9760474805(m). 45. Mr. N. C. Semwal, District Supply Officer, Belni, Rudraprayag, 9410587155 (m). 46. Mr. Lalit Mohan Kathait, Supply Inspector, Department of Food and Civil Supplies, Rudraprayag, 8979816491

(m), 01364-233889 (Fax). 47. Mr. Prem Ballabh Sati, Supply Inspector, Food and Civil Supplies Department, Rudraprayag, 9412032074 (m),

01364-233889 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 48. Mr. Ravindra Singh Panwar, Junior Engineer, Nagar Palika Parishad (Urban Development), Rudraprayag,

9412324663 (m), 01364-233212 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 49. Mr. B.P. Bhatt, Executive Officer, Nagar Palika Parishad, Rudraprayag, 9412921134 (m), 01364-233212 (Fax),

[email protected] (e-mail). 50. Mr. Harinder Singh, Computer Operator, Nagar Palika Parishad, Rudraprayag, 904563709 (m), 01364-233212

(Fax), [email protected], [email protected] (e-mail). 51. Miss. Nisha Verma, Block Development Officer, Department of Rural Development, Augustmuni Block,

Rudraprayag, 889504033 (m), 01364-256471 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 52. Mr. Sunil Kumar, Block Development Officer, Department of Rural Development, Ukhimath, Rudraprayag,

8859504035 (m), 01364-264425 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 53. Mr. Khushal Singh, Computer Operator, Department of Rural Development, Block Office Agastmuni,

9837735396 (m), [email protected] (E-Mail). 54. Mr. Vikram Joshi, Assistant Accountant, Treasury, Rudraprayag, 9411326413 (m), [email protected]. 55. Mr. Zamir Ahmad, Assistant Treasury Officer Finance, Treasury Rudraprayag, 9412406941 (m), 01364-233544

(Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 56. Mr. H.S. Negi, Assistant Engineer, C.D., P.W.D., Ukhimath, 9412364908 (m). 57. Mr. I. Bose, Executive Engineer, P.W.D., Rudraprayag, 9412344716 (m), [email protected] (e-mail). 58. Mr. Subhas Chandra, Computer Operator, P.W.D., Ukhimath, 8650218180 (m), [email protected]. 59. Mr. Kunwar Singh Katiyal, Computer Operator, P.W.D., Rudraprayag, 9536748167 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail) 60. Mr. Pradeep Singh Bisht, Assistant Engineer, Irrigation Division P.W.D., Rudraprayag, (PMGSY), 9411125310

& 9012041945 (m). 61. Mr. Vinod Kumar, Executive Engineer, Irrigation Division P.W.D. (PMGSY), Rudraprayag, 9411143437. 62. Mr. Vikas, Computer Operator, Irrigation Division, Belani, Rudraprayag, 9636303236 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 63. Mr. V. M. Lakhera, Assistant Engineer, Minor Irrigation Department, Office of Ex-Engineer, Gulabrai Near

Zila Panchayat Office, Rudraprayag, 9412111066 (m). 64. Mr. Deepankar Singh, Assistant Engineer, Department of Minor Irrigation, Near Gulabari, Rudraprayag,

9675459728 (m), 01364-233062 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 65. Mr. Ashish Chamola, Computer Operator, Irrigation Division (P.W.D.) PMGSY, Belni, Rudraprayag,

9627272099 (m), 01 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 66. Mr. Gajendra Bhatt, C.O, Block Development Officer, Jakholi, 9756113851 (m), [email protected]. 67. Mr. Surendra Dutt Nautial, Block Development Officer, Jakholi, 8859504034 (m). 68. Mr. Dharma Nand Saklani, Assistant, B.D.O. Office Agastmuni, 9411183019 (m), 01364-256471 (Fax). 69. Mr. Ajay Kumar, Chief Agriculture Officer, Agriculture Department, Tehsil Rudraprayag, 9412917416 (m),

01364-233260 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 70. Mr. Vijay Kumar Shah, K.B.S.A., Department of Agriculture and Soil Conservation, Rudraprayag, 9997003654

(m), 0134-233234 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail).
























71. Mr. Ranjeet Lal, A.S.O., Agriculture Department, Tehsil Rudraprayag, 9759653222 (m) [email protected].

72. Mr. V. L. Tamta, Agriculture and Soil Conservation Officer, Agriculture Department, Rudraprayag, 9760133522 (m).

73. Mr. Vijay Thapliyal, Forest Gard/Computer Operator, Department of Forest, Rudraprayag, 9412356230 (m), 01364-233505 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail).

74. Mr. D. D. Uniyal, Deputy Project Manager (Swajal), D.P.M. Swajal, Rudraprayag, 9412967436 (m). 75. Mr. S. M. Singh, Assistant Engineer, C.D.U.K, Peyjal Nigam, Balni, Rudrapryag, 9411108589 (m). 76. Mr. Pradeep Singh, Additional Assistant Engineer, Peyjal Nigam, Rudrapryag, 7830600152 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 77. Mr. Manoj Singh Negi, Network Analyst, NIC, Rudraprayag, 9669083334 (m). [email protected]. 78. Mr. Nageshwar Prashad, Lower Subordinate, Employment Office, Belani Rudraprayag, 8859386005 (m), 0136-

233741 (Fax), [email protected] (E-Mail). 79. Mr. Kapil Pandey, District Employment Officer, District Employment Office, 9410351667 (m), 01364-233741

(Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 80. Dr. R. P. Shukla, Veterinary Officer, Department of Animal Husbandry, Govt. Veterinary Hospital Sadar,

Rudraprayag, 9412938262 (m), 01364-233251 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 81. Mr. Gajendra Singh, Assistant Development Officer, District Industrial Centre, Rudraprayag, 9758345378 (m). 82. Mr. Prakash Chandra Uniyal, Assistant Manager, District Industrial Centre, Rudraprayag, 9456308606 (m). 83. Mr. Ghanshyam Sil, J.T.O, B.S.N.L., Cellphone Exchange, Rudraprayag, 9410392882 (m), ghanshyam-

[email protected] (e-mail). 84. Mr. Sanjay, D.P.O., Women and Child Division, D.P.O. Office, Rudraprayag, 8006580936 (m). 85. Mr. Roshan Kumar Singh, Data Entry Operator, Disaster Management, District Collectrote, Rudraprayag,

9410760671 (m), 01364-233727 (Fax), [email protected] & [email protected] (e-mail) 86. Mr. Omprakash Singh, PA to SDM, Revenue Department, Tehsil Rudraprayag,7830033170 (m), 01370-333279

(Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 87. Mr. Jayvir Ram Budhani, Assistant Land Record Officer, Department of Revenue, Rudraprayag, 9412115722. 88. Mr. Pradeep Negi, RSI, Revenue Department, RSI-Punar Tehsil Rudraprayag, 8859504075 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 89. Mr. Shakti Uniyal, Tehsildar, Revenue Department, Tehsil Rudraprayag, 8859504006 (m), 01370-333279. 90. Mr. S. L. Arya, OC (CD), Revenue Department, District Office Rudraprayag, 8859504026 (m), 01364-233380. 91. Mr. Deepak Trivedi, Data Entry Operator, Revenue Department, Tehsil Ukhimath, Rudraprayag, 7830707250

(m), [email protected] (e-mail). 92. Mr. Vipin Chandra, Computer Operator, Revenue Department, Tehsil Jakholi District Rudraprayag,

9536523645 (m), 01370-234284 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 93. Mr. Sunil Kumar, Data Entry Operator, Revenue Department, Tehsil Rudraprayag, 9837012865 (m). 94. Mr. Jay Prakash, Fisheries Inspector, Fisheries Department, Swami Sachidanand Nagar, Rudraprayag,

9411168229 (m), 01364-233064 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 95. Mr. Vinod Kumar, Police Department, Police Line Rudraprayag, 01364-233210 (Fax). 96. Miss. Vandana Chaudhry, Constable, Police Department, Police Office Rudraprayag, 8779788453 (m), 01364-

233210 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 97. Mr. Vivek Baloni, Constable, Police Department, Rudraprayag, 8126641111 (m), [email protected]. 98. Mr. Brijesh Gurang, Clerk, District Commandant Homeguards Office, Swami Sachidanand Nagar,

Rudraprayag, 01364-233064 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 99. Mr. R. C. Khandm, E.E.S., Uttarakhand Jal Sansthan, Rudraprayag, 9456179772 (m), [email protected]. 100. Mr. Dhanpal Singh Kaintura, Computer Operator, Uttarakhand Jal Sansthan, Rudraprayag, 9411742575 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 101. Mr. Amit Maurys, Computer Operator, Uttarakhand Jal Sanstha Rudraprayag, 9997590164 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 102. Mr. Harish Chandra, Office Attendance, D.P.M.U., Swajal Department, Tilni, Rudraprayag, 9927503985 (m),

01364-233492 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 103. Mr. Sunil Singh Bhandari, Data Entry Operator, D.P.M.U., Swajal Department, Tilni Rudraprayag,

7500279212 (m), [email protected], [email protected] (e-mail). 104. Mr. Kabool Chand, T.O, Zila Panchayat, Rudraprayag, 9720585454 (m), 233569 (Fax). 105. Mr. Yashwant Singh Rawat, Upper Mukhya Adhikari, Zila Panchayat, Rudraprayag, 9458383779 (m).



























106. Mr. G. M. Simdhuel, D.E.O., UPCL Department, Electricity Distribution Division Rudraprayag, 9837108408 (m), 01364-235202 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail).

107. Mr. Ashish Kaprwan, D.E.O, D.M Office, Rudraprayag, 8859742836 (m), [email protected]. 108. Mr. Pankaj Rautela, Data Entry Operator, Khati Village Intist. Board (K.V.I.B.), Sachadanand Nagar,

Rudraprayag, 9758157649 (m), 01364-233097 (Fax), rautela87gmail.com (e-mail). 109. Mr. Atul Kimothi, Engineer, NIC, C/o D10, NIC, Rudraprayag, 9760207560 (m), [email protected]. 110. Mr. Kailash Prasad Kimdni, DIO, NIC, Collectrote, Rudraprayag, 9411172563 (m), [email protected]. 111. Mr. Balwant Singh Rawat, District Social Welfare Officer, Rudraprayag, [email protected] (e-mail). 112. Udaivir Singh Bartwal, Sr. Assistant, District Election Office, Rudraprayag, 9411128197 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 113. Mr. P. S. Rawat, Assistant District Election Officer, Department of Election, Rudraprayag, 8859504020 (m),

01364-233352 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 114. Mr. Sudhir Singh, Computer Operator, D.R.D.A., Rudraprayag, 9412913079 (m), [email protected] (e-mail). 115. Mr. Sandeep Thapliyal, District Incharge, Amar Ujala Rudraprayag, 9675897127 (m), 01364-233340 (Fax),

[email protected] (e-mail). 116. Mr. Brijesh Bhatt, District Incharge, Dainik Jagran Newspaper, Main Rudraprayag, 9412030410 (m), 01364-

233213 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 117. Mr. Shyam Lal Sundriyal, Journalist, Daily Pioneer, Upper Bazar Rudraprayag, 9412961750 (m),

[email protected] (e-mail). 118. Mr. Mahavir Singh, Computer Operator, Panchastani Chuvalaya, Panchastani Chuvalaya, Rudraprayag,

8958698475 (m), [email protected] (e-mail). 119. Mr. Sunil Badoni, Computer Operator, U.D.W.D.P. Augusmuni, 9761361314 (m). [email protected]. 120. Mr. Trilok Rawat, J.C.D.S., Rudraprayag, 01364-233606 (Fax). 121. Mr. S. P. Gaur, Junior Engineer, UREDA Department, Swami Sachidanand Nagar, Rudraprayag, 9410178842. 122. Mr. Pramod Singh, J.A/D.E.O., UREDA Department, Swami Sachidanand Nagar, Rudraprayag, 8057663190

(m), 01364-233892 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 123. Mr. Bahadur Singh Negi, A.S.U., Statistics, Swami Sachidanand Nagar, Rudraprayag, 8449541050 (m). 124. Mr. Jitendra Singh Negi, Prawar Shayak, District Tourism Development Department, District Tourism

Development Rudraprayag, 9897447252 (m). 125. Mr. Dinesh Khatri, Computer Operator, District Tourism Development Office, Rudraprayag, 9720892289 (m),. 126. Mr. Manoj Tripathi, Computer Programmer, Sarva Shiksa Abhiyan, District Project Office, SSA, Rudraprayag,

7417745407 (m), 01364-233943 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail). 127. Mr. Ravi Lal, Computer Operator, Excise Office, Rudraprayag, 9720751772 (m), [email protected]. 128. Mr. Rajkumar Singh Rawat, Junior Clerk, Zila Sainik Kalyan Evem Punarvas, Rudraprayag, 8006132447 (m),

01364-233584 (Fax), [email protected] & [email protected] (e-mail). 129. Mr. Dashrath Singh Negi, Junior Clerk, Zila Sainik Kalyan Evem Punarvas, Rudraprayag, 9410321521 (m). 130. Mr. G. S. Bhatt, D.I.O. Office, Balni Road Rudraprayag, 9412116930 (m), 01364-233871 (Fax). 131. Mr. Anupam Dwivedi, GMDIC/DSTO/D.I.O., Department of Industry, District Industries Center,

Rudraprayag, 7896316608 (m), [email protected] (e-mail). 132. Santosh Prakash Nadiyal, Duty Incharge, District Emergency Operation Centre, Rudraprayag, 9412934384,

01364-233727 (Fax), [email protected] (e-mail).






















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