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How Does a GIS-based Project Monitoring System Help in Road Construction Management?
A GIS (Geographic Information System) based project monitoring software can significantly enhance road construction monitoring management by leveraging geospatial data and analysis. Here are some ways in which GIS-based software helps in road construction management: Site Selection and Planning: GIS allows project managers to analyze various geographical factors such as terrain, soil types, land use, and environmental considerations. This aids in selecting suitable road construction sites and optimizing the project’s route and alignment. Data Integration: GIS-based software can integrate various data sources, including satellite imagery, drone surveys, LiDAR data, and ground-level data, into a single platform. This comprehensive dataset provides a holistic view of the project area and assists in…
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AI-Based Pothole Detection for Enhanced Road Safety
Potholes are a major safety hazard on roads. They can cause damage to vehicles, lead to accidents, and even injure or kill people. Traditional methods of pothole detection, such as manual inspection and visual surveys, are time-consuming and labor-intensive. They can also be inaccurate, especially in large or remote areas. AI-based pothole detection is a promising new technology that can help to improve road safety. These systems use cameras, sensors, and machine learning algorithms to automatically detect and identify potholes. It can be deployed in a variety of ways, including: Fixed Cameras: Fixed cameras can be installed at strategic locations along roads to monitor for potholes. These cameras can send alerts…
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Top 10 Benefits of a GIS-Based Project Monitoring System
What is a Project Monitoring System? A GIS-based project monitoring system uses geographic information systems (GIS) technology to track and manage the progress of a project. This type of system allows users to view and analyze project data in a geographic context, such as mapping project locations and displaying information about project milestones and timelines. It also allows users to share the data with other stakeholders in a project, such as project managers, engineers, and government officials. This system can be used for a wide range of projects, including infrastructure development, natural resource management, and urban planning. Benefits of Using a Project Monitoring System: Spatial Visualization: GIS-based project monitoring systems allow users…
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Case Study of Samiksha – an ambitious e-Governance initiative of PWD West Bengal
‘SAMIKSHA’ Project Progress Monitoring System is an ambitious e-Governance initiative of PWD West Bengal where a web and mobile-based software application was built to monitor the progress of various construction & maintenance projects for Roads, Bridges, and Buildings throughout the state. The initial application was implemented in June 2016 which helped 5000+ users of the department with consistent project monitoring and successful completion of more than 6000+ projects in the past 3 years.For transforming the monitoring and management system of the Public Works Department, ‘Samiksha’ PPMS succeeded in bringing about digitally enabled, real-time and interactive modes of tracking projects. This led to a sea change in the performance of the…
