REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET

MANAGEMENT IN A GEOSPATIAL
ENVIRONMENT
A STUDY IN NEENDAKARA-A(EAST) REVENUE VILLAGE
Guided by,
Colins Johnny. J
Assistant Professor
Civil Department

Submitted by,
Dhana Priya.K
Dhivya.S
Geetha.V
Ranjitha.K
 CONTENTS
❖Introduction
❖Scope of study
❖Objective of study
❖Study Area
❖Architecture
❖Methodology
❖Result
❖Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION
ASSET MANAGEMENT
❖More than 80% of government data is tied to a location on the
Earth.

❖Knowing “where is what” and “what is where” is a crucial

information needed in most government decision making.

❖GIS can help in tying together different pieces of scattered

information to the maps, to give you a picture of the parts as well as
the whole, so you can take informed decisions.

❖GIS helps to map and manage assets in a structured and scalable

database, scalable for future needs and open data access.
 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
❖To enable efficient and systematic collection, storage , query, retrieval,
management, analysis and reporting of asset information.
❖Integrate and manage various aspect of the asset use cycle by
integrating different work processes and their associated datasets.
❖To enable the sharing of data across municipalities and with other
organizations (eg. Utility companies).
❖Increase operational efficiency by acting in the planning , execution,
and coordination of maintenance operations , tracking and managing
the information related to projects, works ,orders, inspections etc..
❖Asset in coordinating and optimizing the allocation and distribution
of maintanence budgets according to the priority and risk associated
with deteriorating components of the assets.
 OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT

❖To collect all the information about the study area ie, the assets in
the revenue village and create shapefiles using QGIS.
❖To create spatial database using PostGIS.
❖To develop a software application using Openlayers.
❖To produce a dynamic and interactive web application using
APACHE Tomcat.
STUDY AREA
 NEENDAKARA-A REVENUE VILLAGE
❖A Revenue Village is a small administration region in India, a village
with defined borders.
❖The Village Administration Officer (VAO) is the head of the revenue
village.
❖Neendakara-A(East & Town) village is located in Agastheeswaram
Taluk of Kanyakumari district in Tamil Nadu, India.
❖Situated between
8° 9' 6.7026“ - 8° 11' 18.186“ latitudes
77° 23' 14.9058“ - 77° 24' 44.2434“ longitudes
❖Study Area – 4.318 sq.kms
 DETAILS OF SPATIAL DATA

S.NO NATURE OF DATA SOURCE OF DATA

LANDSAT
1. SATELLITE DATA

TOPOSHEET
2. SURVEY OF INDIA

3. GPS LOCATION FIELD SURVEY

 ARCHITECTURE

CLIENT SIDE
WEB BROWSER INTERFACE

INTERNET
INTERFACE LAYER

HTTP HTTP

REQUEST

RESPONSE

R R
WEB SERVER GIS SERVER E E
Q S
APPLICATION LAYER P
O
SERVER SIDE
U N
SHAPEFILES S
E
S E
T

DESKTOP GIS
SPATIAL DATABASE

DATABASE LAYER
 ARCHITECTURE

CLIENT SIDE
WEB BROWSER INTERFACE

INTERNET
INTERFACE LAYER

HTTP HTTP

REQUEST

RESPONSE

R R
WEB SERVER GIS SERVER E E
Q S
APPLICATION LAYER P
O
SERVER SIDE
U N
SHAPEFILES S
E
S E
T

DESKTOP GIS
SPATIAL DATABASE

DATABASE LAYER
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT
METHODOLOGY
GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE
DATABASE DATABASE

GPS SURVEY BASE MAP GOOGLE TOPOSHEET

QGIS-GENERATION OF SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)

POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER

(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT

GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE

DATABASE DATABASE
GPS
BASE MAP GOOGLE TOPOSHEET
SURVEY

QGIS-GENERATION OF SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)

POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER

(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
 LAYERS
• ATMs • Religious Sites
• Taps • Petrol bunk
• Street Lights • Hospitals
• Electric Poles • Garbage bins
• Transformers • Hotels and Bakers
• Well • Bus Stops
• Shops • Water Tank
• Schools
• Post box
• Library
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT

GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE

DATABASE DATABASE

GPS SURVEY BASE MAP TOPOSHEET

QGIS-GENERATION OF
SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)

POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER

(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
LAYER FROM DELIMITED TEXT LAYER
SETTING COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEM
QGIS Map Window
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT

GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE

DATABASE DATABASE

GPS SURVEY BASE MAP GOOGLE TOPOSHEET

QGIS-GENERATION OF SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)
POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER
(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS
DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
POSTGIS
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT

GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE

DATABASE DATABASE

GPS SURVEY BASE MAP GOOGLE TOPOSHEET

QGIS-GENERATION OF SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)

POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER

(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
GEOSERVER HOMEPAGE:
Creating a workspace
Creating a new store:
Creating a new layer:
SHOWING SURVEY BOUNDARY, ROADS AND OTHER LAYERS:
Creating a new layer group:
STYLING:
Layers showing tap,water tank,street light,religious sites,school:
 REVENUE VILLAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT
METHODOLOGY
GEOSPATIAL DATA COLLECTION ATTRIBUTE
DATABASE DATABASE

GPS SURVEY BASE MAP GOOGLE TOPOSHEET

QGIS-GENERATION OF SHAPEFILES
(DIGITIZATION PROCESS)

POSTGIS SHAPEFILE & DBF LOADER

(LOADING SHAPEFILE TO POSTGIS DATABASE)

POSTGRESQL
(SPATIAL DB)

GEOSERVER
(MANAGEMENT INTERFACE)
OPENLAYERS
(INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM IN A WEB BASED FRAMEWORK)
WEBBROWSER
(DISPLAY REQUIRMENTS REGARDING INFORMATIONS)
 RESUL
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 CONCLUSION
❖WebGIS being a developing field in India, and has been
developed in many other nations, is very essential for a planned
and coordinated growth, just with a very little investment.
❖This paper provides the information about all the basic assets in
a revenue village.
❖All these basic asset information are very essential for planning,
managing and maintaining the assets, which is possible only
through the implementation of GIS.
❖By providing the data generated in a GIS framework, into a
Geospatial world using WebGIS methodology, helps in cutting
cost and quickly get back the return on investment.
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