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eGEMSA Dedicated Web Based System for Ground Water Data
Processing Analysis and StorageGEMS - BackgroundDuring the
Hydrology Project, Phase I, CGWB developed a Dedicated Ground Water
Estimation and Management System (GEMS) SoftwareData entry &
data validationProcessing and analysisGEMS was developed in a
client server environment Integration of GIS, database & other
softwareIt handled a large amount of data, Originating from about
25,000 manually monitored wells, About 6000 wells equipped with
automatic water level recordersExploratory wells etc.GEMS -
IssuesRequired Complex installation and configuration High Database
and of IT Expertise by the users. Dependencies on specific
hardware, system software and operating system. Difficulty in
upgrading or changing modular components.Upgrading GIS software to
current version of MapInfo. Complexity in import and integration of
data from Different instances of GEMSOther data management systems.
Limited installation not possible as per user levelsFull range of
GEMS functionality need to be installedWide range of options for
small office user
3eGEMS - ConceptDuring Hydrology Project Phase II- It was
envisaged to replicate the existing GEMS capabilities into a
internet basedPlatform independent Highly reliableLesser user
interventionFor CGWB and 13 participating Hydrology Project Phase
II State Ground Water Agencies The Contract for the development of
eGEMS application has been awarded to M/S TCS, GurgoaneGEMS -
OutlinesInternet based platform independent systemClient access
from web browsersNo software requirement at user end Web browser
and internet access neededSingle, centralized data store for
databases. Scalable to user requirement
eGEMS | Application OvervieweGEMS Logical ArchitectureFunctional
Area CoverageManaging SitesWater Quality Analysis Geo-Physical
ExplorationGround Water AssessmentGIS AnalysisStatistical
AnalysiseGEMS - Functionality/ Features Facility for online Data
EntryWater Level Water QualityExplorationGeophysicsAquifer
Parameter storageGIS dataLimited offline data
entryAnalysisHydrogeologicalWater QualitySpatial & Statistics
Analysis Ground Water Resource AssessmentReports and QueriesAgency
specific Reports & Queries Data Management and ValidationsUser
Administration
eGEMS Expected BenefitsCentralised application deployment and
maintenance. Availble on Multiple platforms through standard
internet browsers. User specific modulesHigh availabilityReduced
maintenance overheads Improved data sharing. User specific data
accessFlexible and scalable for future enhancement and integration
with external Systems Network Architecture
Software SpecificationsComponent
Software
GIS Application ServerWindows Server 2012 (64 bit)Internet
Information Server 7.5 or higherArcGIS for Server 10.1 Advanced
Enterprise EditionArcGIS 3D Analyst extension for ServerArcGIS
Spatial Analyst extension for ServerArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst
extension for ServerGIS Database ServerWindows Server 2012 (64
bit)ArcGIS for Server Basic 10.1 Oracle 11g R2 RDBMSGIS Data
Authoring PCMicrosoft Visual StudioCrystal Reports 2013ArcGIS for
Desktop-ArcInfo 10.1ArcGIS Data Interoperability extensionArcGIS 3D
Analyst extensionArcGIS Spatial Analyst extensionArcGIS
Geostatistical Analyst extension ArcHydro Groundwater with
Subsurface analyst toolViewing ClientBrowsers supported with
application developed with ArcGIS Server web APIsArc Explorer
EGEMS - Home PageNew Well Creation
Well Data Entry
Hydrograph
Well Logs
Mean, Median, Standard Deviation etc.Regression Analysis Missing
Value Computation Time Series Analysis
Statistical Analysis
Water Quality AnalysisPlan for Data Migration
Schedule
19Future Road MapEnhancing User Base across IndiaIntegration of
eGEMS service with Mobile GISProviding online /offline data entry
provisionLocation based servicesIntegration with telemetric and
other online data systemsProviding Citizen interface
Thank YouA step towards. Sharing & Caring forSustainable
Ground Water ManagementImplementation IssuesProcurement of
HardwareDelayed procurementBSNL data center hiring proposal
Preparedness of States Data migration/availabilityNon-Availability
of existing legacy data in desired formatsNon- Availability of GIS
data in the new States e.g Punjab, Goa, Pudducherry etcNon
uniformity of data standards across statesExpected to spill over
beyond Feb 2014.Post project maintenance payments
