Secretary, Department of Science & Technology (DST) Prof Ashutosh highlighted liberalization of geospatial policies, announced a few days ago by the Government of India, will help to Sharma that that boost innovation in the sector and create a level playing field for the public as well as private sector, at the National Geospatial Awards Felicitation Ceremony recently.
“We aim to utilize the power of geospatial technology to of the economy,” he said, speaking via revive various sectors Indian webinar at the online felicitation organized by the ceremony Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI).
At the awards ceremony, recognized innovations in the sector. National Informatics Centre (NIC) received the Geospatial Excellence in Governance award for project Creation of Multi- Layer GIS Planning- Geospatial Technology for E-governance & Maps.
Bharat The Innovation was given to Agriculture Farmers Welfare & Co-Operation Department, Govt of Gujarat for project Crop Area Estimation & Loss Assessment using Remote Sensing & Geospatial Technologies for the State of Gujarat and ideaForge Technology for project Integration of Drones in award Various Processes of NTPC Limited and Geospatial Excellence in Business Application award was given to ML Infomap Technology for Efficient and Safe for project Geospatial Movement of LPG and L&T Construction for project Implementation of Aerial LİDAR Solution in Engineering Design_for Mega Irrigation Projects.
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