Geo-Spatial Initiatives of Madhya Pradesh Police

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1 Geo-Spatial Initiatives of Madhya Pradesh Police BY ANVESH MANGALAM, IPS Addl. Director General, M. P. Police, Bhopal Tech support by Dr. SANDEEP GOYAL, Senior Principal Scientist & Head MPRA M. P. Council of Science & Technology, Bhopal

2 CHALLENGES 1. Police Service to people in distress i. First response to assist people in distress 2. Surveillance and Public safety ii. Safety at public places esp. Women & children iii. Identification of Crime (including type of crime) prone spots; 3. Traffic management and Highway Safety i. Traffic control, Traffic regulation, diversion, road clearance etc.; ii. Identification of accident prone areas; iii. Facilitate fast track and easy movement of persons requiring greater degree of safety and security; iii. Law Enforcement including challenging defaulting riders/driver/vehicles.

3 CHALLENGES 4. Rescue and Mobility assistance i. Fast response in accident rescue and trauma relief; ii. Security/ crime generated emergency; iii. Cordon off and Clearing of area arising due to crime or road accident;

4 TECHNICAL SYSTEMS AND MECHANISM PUT IN PLACE TO MEET CHALLENGES GIS based Dial 100 system with State level Command and Control Centre; Fully equipped Call response and Distress Management System, voice logging facilities etc First Response Vehicles mounted with GPS and Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) to provide live location and continuous communication public place spread across 60 cites covered under CTV surveillance system with city wise and state wide monitoring systems, video walls, ANPR, RLVD, Face Recognition, head count cameras at select places Mobile surveillance vehicles in cities.

5 APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY System capable of Automatic Number Plate recognition (ANPR), Video Content Analytics, Face Recognition capability, Digital Geofencing capability to generate alarm of movement or suspicious activity during odd hours, auto logging and video archiving library facility etc. The system is completely GIS based including Open Source Intelligence such as fetching the information from Facebook, Twitter etc. Integration of CCTV Networked control rooms with Dial100 control room. Integration with State Crime record database. Location mapping of private CCTV installations.

6 APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY Preparation of Security layers in GIS; Geo-fencing of Police Station Jurisdiction to avoid conflicts and delays; Demarcation of village boundaries, Tahsil and Block boundaries; GIS layer of Mobile tower locations of various service providers Point of Interest (POI) mapping as per requirement of Policing esp. in rural and semi urban areas with commonly known names such as Who s who residences / shops, Liquor shops, Schools, Hostels, Health centres, local religious places, Panchayat buildings, local level govt offices, rural banks village wells etc.

7 CAPACITY BUILDING EFFORTS 1. Regular trainings of Police Officers to improve Geoinformatics literacy. 2. More than 3000 Cops were trained in GIS PoI collection. 3. Deployment of Mobile App.

8 Digital layer of Police Station Jurisdiction

9 Various POIs and places of Interest integrated at GIS layers

10 SCREEN SHOTS OF GIS ENABLED DIAL100 SYSTEM

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16 PROPOSED INITIATIVES Integration of high resolution satellite images as background to the GIS map layers in Dial 100 and their periodical update. 3D mapping of major cities including building floor plan mapping of security sensitive buildings such as Mahakal Temple, Malls, Educational Institutions, Secretariat, Vidhan Sabha etc.

17 भ रत क सर वप रथम एक क त प ल स आप तक न ररसप स स र (3,08,245 र र वकक म टर क ष त रफ एर 7.34 कर ड़ जनस ख य म स र रत )

18 Rewards And Recognition MP Dial 100 Facility Recognized by FICCI.. Smart Policing Award May 2017 Skoch Platinum Smart Governance Award, 8 & 9 th August, 2017

19 Certification

20 Visit of various other State Police Officers UP Punjab Rajasthan Karnatka Chattisgarh

21 Other Visitors Defence College IPS Officers British Consulate team CAPT IAS Probationers NE Officers

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