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Geographic Information System (GIS) applications are making a major impact on groundwater management in several ways, such as mapping and tracking India’s groundwater resources, including aquifer recharge and depletion rates, water quality, and well locations. Groundwater is an essential source of irrigation, drinking water, and industrial water, but it is often overused in certain regions. […]

Growing Industrial Water Demand: The industrial sector’s water demand in India is increasing by about 2 percent per annum. Significant industrial projects like the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) and Chennai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor (CBIC) contribute to this rise, underscoring the need for effective water management in industrial planning. Challenges in Water Resource Planning: Current industrial policies

Water utility is an area, where operations need to be managed more effectively, resources are required to be optimised, and provided a better service to their customers. AllTerra India’s Trimble range of solutions offer a range of technologies that can help water utilities to manage their infrastructure and operations more effectively. Some of the key

Water conservation is crucial for India’s sustainable future. Geospatial technologies offer valuable insights by pinpointing areas with high water usage and providing strategies to optimize it. In agriculture, where irrigation plays a vital role, GIS can identify inefficiencies and recommend solutions to enhance water management, ultimately supporting conservation efforts. Advanced Remote Sensing Technology: Recent advancements

Enhanced Planning and Design: Trimble’s integrated solutions improve the planning and design phases of infrastructure projects, enabling more accurate and efficient project development. This leads to better outcomes and reduced errors in the initial stages of construction. Sector-Specific Optimization: Trimble offers tailored solutions for various infrastructure sectors, such as roads and bridges, airports and seaports,

Cross-Border Integration: Geospatial infrastructure enables the seamless sharing of location data and technology across borders, jurisdictions, and sectors. Trimble can emphasize how its solutions facilitate global collaboration and data sharing to address complex, cross-border challenges. Evolution of SDI: The concept of traditional spatial data infrastructure (SDI) is evolving into a more interconnected system of systems,

Geospatial infrastructure refers to the foundational systems and technologies that enable the collection, storage, analysis, and sharing of geographic and spatial data. The increase availability of Open source/high-resolution earth observations datasets across sectors, such as environmental monitoring, urban planning, disaster management, agriculture, humanitarian aid and infrastructure development is expected to transform the way GIS technologies

Geospatial infrastructure refers to the foundational systems and technologies that enable the collection, storage, analysis, and sharing of geographic and spatial data. The increase availability of Open source/high-resolution earth observations datasets across sectors, such as environmental monitoring, urban planning, disaster management, agriculture, humanitarian aid and infrastructure development is expected to transform the way GIS technologies