Genesys begins implementation of MCGM's LIDAR project making Mumbai the first city to Enable State of Art Property mapping

Author(s): City Air NewsMumbai, January 19, 2017: Genesys International Corporation Limited (Genesys) an advanced mapping and survey company, has begun implementation of the prestigious LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Property survey...

Genesys begins implementation of MCGM's LIDAR project making Mumbai the first city to Enable State of Art Property mapping
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Mumbai, January 19, 2017: Genesys International Corporation Limited (Genesys) an advanced mapping and survey company, has begun implementation of the prestigious LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Property survey for the city of Mumbai on behalf of MCGM (Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai). This is a first of its kind project which will create a unique platform for property tax administration and other smart city related applications. The contract of Rs. 65 crore which is in consortium with Innowave IT infrastructures leverages the mapping technology strengths of Genesys.

On implementation of this technology, Mumbai will be the first city in India to create a state-of-the-art property mapping system. With the ability to have mapped parallel road conditions as well as valuable street furniture assets.

The project also envisages looking at mapping all mobile telecom towers.

Following MCGM example, several cities are looking forward to enhance their property tax administration. MCGM, is one of Asia's largest municipal bodies and has significant property tax revenue. This project will go a long way in ensuring better compliance and updating its records. The project is expected to be completed in a years’ time.

Commenting on this development, Mr Om Hemrajani, Principal, Genesys International Corporation, said, “this project marks the beginning of a new era in public and urban works. We look forward to creating a world class map infrastructure for India's premier economic hub.”

With Smart city implementations expected in several Indian cities, usage of modern geospatial solutions play a crucial role in better planning and governance.

Date: 
Thursday, January 19, 2017