Interactive Road Information System of a Modern City

The current study conveys the suitability and applications of GIS and GPS technology in the development of an interactive Road Information System (RIS) for a modern city. This RIS can help the planners and administrators to identify the problems associated with rural road development activities, location and provision of appropriate facilities, monitoring and maintenance management of the assets created in the rural areas. This RIS provides an interactive information database that consists of a range of available utility services within the selected road network. This interactive system provides the end-users a list of query-based services. These query-based services include the road connectivity between any two selected points, informations about distances and accessibility, buffering-based information bank and related proximity analysis etc. It will also provide necessary details about different network analysis-based route information (e.g., alternate route, shortest possible route, finding closest facility etc.) in any selected area during various emergency situations.

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Kamal Kumar Tanti has a PhD in Astronomy & Astrophysics. He worked at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India and Gauhati University, Guwahati, India. He was closely associated with ASTROSAT project of ISRO. He is currently working as an Assistant Professor of Physics at University of Technology and Management, Meghalaya, India.