Smart City – Integrated Command & Control Centre
A smart city is a digitized city that in future will transform into an autonomous city leveraging data driven insights. Integrated Command and Control Center (ICCC) is at the heart of city operations, acting as the brain. It helps macro/ micro situation monitoring and analysis, multi-agency collaboration and operations, crisis management and acts as decision support system for city authorities.
Every ICCC has geospatial engine as the quintessential component. A GIS Engine is not just a repository of geo spatial data but a framework that gathers, analyses, and transforms location data from the physical world to the digital world. It is mandatory that a Smart City project will be successful only with high quality location data.
NeoGeo’ unparalleled Mapping Abilities (LiDAR, Drone, GPR, GNSS and HRSI) to acquire Geospatial data, Modelling Techniques (to extract required intelligence from multiple data sources with superior scientific methodologies and DL/ ML techniques) and System Development finesse (to Manage the Right Intelligence at Right Time in Right Hands) helped many Smart City projects across the country.
NeoGeo’ Smart City solution enhances not only the visualization experience but also bringing in the true situation awareness. On ground, this translates to design, commission, implement and manage (operations) a huge network of cameras positioned across junctions. Planning (exact positioning of the camera poles on ground), Designing of camera locations (pole length, field of view, positioning of camera), become the critical Success factor for project execution. Similarly, Accurate and Precise As-Built-Drawings of the sites will pave a way for successful operational maintenance of the network.
To enable such a mammoth task, various sources, starting from High Resolution Data (Drone or Satellite) along with on ground LiDAR Point Clouds to capture precise and accurate information quickly, coupled with Hands and Feet survey (check list) to get consensus among multiple municipal authorities, utility companies to Ground Penetrating RADAR (GPR) Survey for identifying subsurface utilities (to avoid damaging) are used to create a spatial database of high accuracy.