Greater Noida: In the race to make Greater Noida City the first smart in the national capital area, local authorities (Gnida) have taken digital steps to strengthen their participation with residents.
It has launched onemap services as a cellular application.
With the help of the National Informatics Center, Gnida has created an open-source geographic information system (GIS) from all over the city.
Through the GIS-based interface MAP, Gnida not only offers details of existing allottees, a list of empty plots, directions, plot measurements, landmarks but also provide details of 13 urban services.
In the application, the dashboard includes the details of all allottee has been provided.
In the application – referred to as GNIDA GIS -, the vehicle status is used to clean and sweep the road, the status of solid waste management among bulk waste generators, road retailers and road coating will be regularly distributed with residents.
This information also includes macro and micro details about drainage, electric pathways, water pipes, waste sewers, gas pipelines and other utilities.
Previously, all such details could only be seen on the website.
“The idea is to provide information about other services in real-time.
Residents, after filing complaints, will be able to see updates on the application.
This gives more responsibility for our officials,” said Chief Executive Official, Narendra Bhoooshan.
For now, iOS users (Apple iPhone Devices) must be disappointed because the application is only available on Google PlayStore.
However, BhooShan said the interface for iOS users will soon be available.
Residents of Delta 2, Kritika Anand said, “This is a very helpful application because someone can see the exact location of water pipes, sewerage lines, electrical cables, cellular towers and details of all plots.”
Citizens can now monitor Gnida services in an application
