Creation of Base Map for Water and Sewage Network for Ramanagaram Town Using Remote Sensing and Geographic Information

Abstract

Creation Of Base Map For Water And Sewage Network For Ramanagaram Town Using Remote Sensing And Geographic Information Flooding in residential areas poses great challenges to sewer network operators. The damage caused by waste water from sewer networks can be enormous due to high quality additions and installations in basements and underground car parks. It is not economically justifiable to prevent flood during extreme precipitation by expanding sewer networks. Instead, it is necessary to analyze the potential dangers that arise due to flooding, assess the associated risk, and establish a risk management program.

In order to describe the potential hazards, area-related geographic data can be used as it is normally collected and managed in geographic information systems (GIS). GIS is used extensively in various applications such as environmental monitoring, disaster management, landuse mapping, transportation mapping and analysis, urban development planning, and natural resource assessment, etc. and huge volumes of geospatial data have been produced and collected.

Conclusion

Geographic information systems are an indispensable tool for analysis of the area-related potential hazards. GIS fundamentally involves the integration of data from different and diverse sources and in different formats. With the advancements in Geographic Information Systems and Internet technologies, it is becoming easier for anyone to access to geospatial data and geographic data analysis or visualization applications. The concept of Web services is based on service oriented architecture paradigm where a complete application can be constructed from various services which provide different functionalities