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db2/BHuvanPlanners

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+Website - Bhuvan Planner
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app2.nrsc.gov.in/planner/
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Planner is a geospatial planning portal developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It is a web-based platform that provides a variety of tools and resources for planning and development at the gram panchayat level.
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+Bhuvan Planner includes a variety of spatial datasets, including:
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+Land use and land cover
+Natural resources
+Infrastructure
+Socio-economic data
+These datasets can be used to create maps, analyze data, and generate reports. Bhuvan Planner also includes a variety of tools for planning and development, such as:
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+Land use planning
+Infrastructure planning
+Natural resource management
+Disaster management
+Bhuvan Planner is a valuable tool for gram panchayats and other local governments in India. It can be used to improve planning and decision-making, and to promote sustainable development.
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+Here are some specific examples of how Bhuvan Planner can be used:
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+A gram panchayat can use Bhuvan Planner to create a land use plan that identifies the best uses for land in the panchayat. This plan can help to ensure that land is used efficiently and sustainably.
+A gram panchayat can use Bhuvan Planner to assess the needs for infrastructure, such as roads, schools, and hospitals. This information can be used to prioritize investments and improve the quality of life for residents.
+A gram panchayat can use Bhuvan Planner to monitor natural resources, such as water and forests. This information can be used to manage resources sustainably and to prevent disasters.
+Bhuvan Planner is a powerful tool that can be used to improve planning and development at the local level in India. It is a valuable resource for gram panchayats, other local governments, and other stakeholders.

db2/Bhuvan Aadhaar Centers

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+Website - Bhuvan Aadhaar Centers 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app3.nrsc.gov.in/aadhaar/
+Website Content Description - 
+This website allows the users to access the locations of Aadhaar centers near the user , the aadhaar centers are shown on the map of india , this website is a part of ISRO Bhuvans Geoportal Website service , you can search for the aadhaar center near you by allowing access to your location through browser or by entering the city name or major landmark Location , other methods to search for the aadhar centers is through PIN Code where you just have to enter your pin-code , Through state-wise  aadhar centers where you have to enter the state of india you are residing in , district of that state , sub district of that district and center type , the last method to search for an aadhaar center is my entering the unique name of the aadhaar center itself  
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+on this website you can find the location of following aadhaar centers for different needs:
+Centers for All new Enrolment aadhaar cards (including 18+ citizens) and Updating aadhaar cards (Marked by Red Pointer)
+Centers for All new Enrolment aadhaar cards (excluding 18+ citizens) and Updating aadhaar cards (Marked by Yellow Pointer)
+Centers for Only Demographic and Mobile Number Change in Aadhar Card (Marked by Green Pointer)
+Centers for new Child enrolment aadhaar cards and mobile number updates in aadhaar cards (Marked by Blue Pointer)
+Centers for only Child Enrolment of aadhar cards (Marked by Purple Pointers)
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+Disclaimer when using this website - Authenticity and validation of the location is in progress. BHUVAN portal and ISRO is not responsible for its authenticity. The database is meant for visualization and indicative purpose only and cannot be used for any legal purpose.

db2/Bhuvan2d

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+Website - Bhuvan2d
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan2d/bhuvan/bhuvan2d.php
+Website Content Description - 
+Bhuvan2d is a 2D geospatial viewer developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It provides a web-based interface for viewing and interacting with geospatial data from India and the world.
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+Bhuvan2d offers a variety of features, including:
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+Map layers: Bhuvan2d provides a wide range of map layers, including base maps, satellite imagery, and thematic maps.
+Search: Bhuvan2d allows users to search for locations and features by name or location.
+Measurement: Bhuvan2d provides tools for measuring distances, areas, and volumes.
+Drawing: Bhuvan2d allows users to draw lines, shapes, and text on maps.
+Annotation: Bhuvan2d allows users to add notes and comments to maps.
+Bhuvan2d is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of purposes, including:
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+Education: Bhuvan2d can be used to teach students about geography, geology, and other subjects.
+Research: Bhuvan2d can be used by researchers to collect data and analyze spatial patterns.
+Planning: Bhuvan2d can be used by planners to develop and implement plans for infrastructure, development, and other projects.
+Bhuvan2d is available for free to anyone with an internet connection. It can be accessed from the Bhuvan website or from the Bhuvan mobile app.
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+Here are some examples of how Bhuvan2d can be used:
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+A student can use Bhuvan2d to learn about the geography of India. They can view map layers showing physical features, political boundaries, and cultural regions.
+A researcher can use Bhuvan2d to collect data about climate change. They can view satellite imagery to track changes in land cover and vegetation.
+A planner can use Bhuvan2d to develop a plan for a new highway. They can view map layers showing existing roads, rivers, and other infrastructure.
+Bhuvan2d is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to view or interact with geospatial data. It is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of purposes.

db2/Bhuvan3d

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+Website - Bhuvan 3D
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/globe/3d.php
+Webiste Content Details - 
+Bhuvan 3D is a web-based application developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It is a 3D globe that provides a visual representation of the Earth's surface. Bhuvan 3D uses satellite imagery and other geospatial data to create a realistic and immersive view of the planet.
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+Bhuvan 3D offers a variety of features that allow users to explore the Earth in detail. Users can pan, zoom, and rotate the globe to view different areas. They can also overlay different layers of data, such as administrative boundaries, roads, and rivers. Bhuvan 3D also includes a variety of tools for measuring distances, areas, and elevation profiles.
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+Bhuvan 3D is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of purposes, including education, research, and planning. It can be used to learn about the Earth's geography, to study natural disasters, or to plan infrastructure projects.
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+Here are some of the key features of Bhuvan 3D:
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+3D globe: Bhuvan 3D uses satellite imagery and other geospatial data to create a realistic and immersive view of the Earth.
+Layering: Users can overlay different layers of data, such as administrative boundaries, roads, and rivers.
+Measurement tools: Bhuvan 3D includes a variety of tools for measuring distances, areas, and elevation profiles.
+Accessibility: Bhuvan 3D is accessible to users with disabilities.
+To use Bhuvan 3D, users simply need to go to the Bhuvan website and create an account. Once they have created an account, they can start exploring the Earth.
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+Here are some tips for using Bhuvan 3D:
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+Use the mouse: The mouse can be used to pan, zoom, and rotate the globe.
+Use the keyboard: The keyboard can also be used to control the globe.
+Use the layers: The layers can be used to add or remove information from the globe.
+Use the measurement tools: The measurement tools can be used to measure distances, areas, and elevation profiles.

db2/BhuvanABIP

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+Website - Bhuvan Satellite based AIBP Project Monitoring
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/aibp/aibp.php
+Website Content Details - 
+Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program (AIBP) was launched by Government of India during 1996-97 to provide financial assistance to State Governments with the aim of speeding up the implementation of on-going irrigation projects.  Monitoring of the projects covered under the AIBP is periodically done by the Central Water Commission with the help of its regional offices situated all over the country. The conventional monitoring is done through discussions with field authorities and random field checks which often is inadequate in bringing out the factual status.
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+High resolution satellite data from Cartosat-1 and Cartosat-2 is successfully used for inventory of canal network and other irrigation infrastructure, facilitating objective assessment of physical status with reference to a given time frame (as on the date of satellite data acquisition). The  satellite  inventoried  data with respect to canals and structures  can be used  not only to prepare  canal wise per cent progress  but also to identify  gaps if any  indicating the status of infrastructure. This also facilitates in identifying the critical gaps and bottlenecks in the projects.
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+NRSC, ISRO has successfully demonstrated the assessment of irrigation potential created through inventory of irrigation infrastructure derived from satellite data. Initially, 103 projects (Phase I-53 and Phase II-50) were carried out by NRSC/ISRO.  Based on the utility of such studies, Central Water Commission (CWC) decided to use the satellite data and web services through ISRO-Bhuvan for online monitoring of 150 ongoing projects biannually (pre monsoon & post-monsoon) from the year 2013. 
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+Satellite derived information will be useful for monitoring progress of various irrigation projects under construction. The model for satellite based online monitoring is that ISRO Bhuvan would facilitate the hosting of satellite images by the end of September-November and Feb-April time windows for all the projects as desired by CWC and enable the customized tools needed for image interpretation and analysis.
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+This facility enables CWC Officials periodic inventory of irrigation infrastructure created and assess its status including the canal wise physical progress and identification of gap areas before proceeding on field visit. It will also assist in identifying the critical areas requiring field verification thus significantly reducing the period of visit.  Based on the satellite derived irrigation infrastructure information, monitoring report can be prepared. The facility would provide for near real time online monitoring of AIBP funded irrigation projects, including report generation and viewing of spatial irrigation infrastructure information pertaining to 103 projects completed earlier. near real time monitoring of the progress of AIBP funded irrigation projects.
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+Users can access AIBP Phase 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 (ongoing) online monitoring , the user just need to input State river basin and Irrigation Project for this information 

db2/BhuvanAP

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+Website - Bhuvan - Andhra Pradesh
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/state/AP
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Geoportal for state of Andhra Pradesh
+The user can access these details for andhra pradesh state on the map 
+Administrative Boundaries 
+Active Agricultural Fire
+Agriculture and Soils
+Census of 2011
+Geology and mines
+Ground Water Prospects
+Land Use Land Cover
+Revenue Boundry 
+Urban (National Urban Information System)
+Topology
+Irrigation
+Santhipuram (LULC , roads , drainage network , panchayat , Mandal , Cadastral)
+WAter Resources

db2/BhuvanAPI

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+Website - BhuvanAPI
+Webiste URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/api
+Website Content Description - 
+Bhuvan API is a set of web services that provide access to geospatial data and services from the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), India. The API is designed to be easy to use and integrate with existing applications.
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+The API provides access to a variety of data and services, including:
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+Proximity: This service allows you to find nearby points of interest, such as postal offices, hospitals, and schools.
+Geocoding: This service allows you to convert between addresses and geographic coordinates.
+Thematic statistics: This service provides statistics on land use, land cover, and other themes.
+Routing: This service allows you to find the shortest path between two points.
+To use the Bhuvan API, you need to create an account and obtain an access token. Once you have an access token, you can use it to authenticate your requests to the API.
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+The Bhuvan API is a powerful tool that can be used to integrate geospatial data into a variety of applications. It is a valuable resource for developers, businesses, and organizations that need to access geospatial data.
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+Here are some examples of how the Bhuvan API can be used:
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+A mobile app that helps users find nearby businesses or services.
+A web application that visualizes land use data.
+A routing application that helps users find the shortest path between two points.
+The Bhuvan API is available for free to developers. To learn more about the API, visit the Bhuvan website.
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+Here are some specific examples of how the Bhuvan API can be used in India:
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+A developer could use the proximity service to find nearby restaurants, shops, or tourist attractions.
+A business could use the geocoding service to create a map of their customers or suppliers.
+A government agency could use the thematic statistics service to track changes in land use over time.
+The Bhuvan API is a valuable resource for developers and organizations in India and other parts of India. It provides access to a wide range of geospatial data and services that can be used to create innovative and informative applications.

db2/BhuvanAPSH

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+Website - Bhuvan A.P.STATE (Andhra Pradesh) HOUSING CORPORATION 
+Webiste URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/apshcl/apshcl/apshcl.php
+Website Content Details = 
+This website has the bhuvan nrsc map of andhra pradesh housing corporation database 
+you can access relevant data by choosing district , mandal , village  , observerID and stage (Stage can be Vacant Site(NS) , Below Basement Level (BBL) , Basement Level (BL) , Roof Level (RL) , Roof Cast (RC) , or ISL 
+Alternatively you can also search the data using Benificiary ID 
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+A.P.State Housing Corporation (APSHCL) is a state-owned corporation in Andhra Pradesh, India. It was established in 1972 to provide affordable housing to the poor and middle-class. The corporation has built over 3 million houses in the state, and it continues to be a major player in the housing sector.

db2/BhuvanAgriculture

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+Website - Bhuvan Agriculture 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/agriculture/agri.php
+Website Content Details - 
+This is the main site for all things agriculture related on Bhuvan Portal 
+it gives you the location of all Animal Husbandry dairy fishires , basically everything agriculture related is shown here with the location on the map 
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db2/BhuvanAmrtisar

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+Website - Bhuvan Tourism : Amritsar
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/tourism/tourism.php?tourismid=1
+Website Content Details -
+This is the bhuvan geoportal specifically made for amrtisar city 
+you can access data for 
+Toba Bhai Salo-Ji 
+Gurudwara Lohgarh Sahib 
+Guru Ka Mahal
+Saraghari Gurudwara 
+Jalianwala Bagh 
+Darshini Diiri 
+Golden Temple 
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db2/BhuvanAnganwadi

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+Website - Bhuvan Anganwadi (Ministry of Women & Child Development Anganwadi)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/anganwadi/
+Website Content Details -
+Locate and check the location of Anganwadi centers in india through Bhuvan Geoportal (Anganwadi is a type of rural child care centre in India.It was started by the Indian government in 1975 as part of the Integrated Child Development Services program to combat child hunger and malnutrition. Anganwadi in Hindi means "courtyard shelter")
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+You can locate any Anganwadi center using State , District , Project , Sector , AWCS , AWWS or directly via Anganwadi Code 

db2/BhuvanCDMA

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+Website - Bhuvan Live CDMA Property Tax Data Mapping
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/cdma/index.php
+Website Content Details - 
+Bhuvan Live CDMA Property Tax Data Mapping is a web application developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of ISRO in collaboration with the Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration (CDMA) of the Telangana government. It allows users to:
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+Map and visualize property tax data: View the location of individual properties, along with details like assessment number, type (residential, commercial, etc.), floor details, and trade licenses.
+Search for properties: Find specific properties by their assessment number, district, municipality, or other criteria.
+Analyze property data: Generate reports and statistics on property taxes, identify under-assessed or un-assessed properties, and track changes over time.
+Who uses it?
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+Bhuvan Live CDMA Property Tax Data Mapping is primarily used by government officials in Telangana, including:
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+Municipal commissioners and revenue officials
+Town planning authorities
+Property tax assessment and collection departments
+However, it can also be useful for independent researchers, real estate professionals, and citizens interested in property tax information.
+Where can I access it?
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+The application is available online at two URLs:
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+NRSC Bhuvan website: https://bhupalapallymunicipality.telangana.gov.in/pages/property-tax
+CDMA Phase 2 website: https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/cdma/index.php

db2/BhuvanCRIS

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+Website - Bhuvan MOEF CRIS (Ministry of Environment,Forest and Climate Change
+Centralised Resource Inventory System - CRIS)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/moef_cris
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan, meaning "Earth" in Hindi, is an Indian geoportal developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It provides a platform for accessing and analyzing various geospatial data sets, including satellite imagery, topographic maps, and thematic layers related to environment, agriculture, water resources, etc.
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+CRIS, the Centralised Resource Inventory System, is a web-based application hosted on Bhuvan and developed by the MoEFCC. It serves as a centralized repository for environmental resource data collected from various sources across India. This includes information on forests, biodiversity, water resources, air quality, and other environmental parameters.
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+Together, Bhuvan and CRIS play a crucial role in supporting the MoEFCC's environmental management efforts. The system enables users to:
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+Visualize and analyze environmental data: CRIS data can be overlaid on Bhuvan's maps, allowing users to see spatial patterns and trends in environmental parameters.
+Monitor environmental changes: CRIS tracks changes in deforestation, air and water quality, and other environmental indicators over time.
+Make informed decisions: The data available through Bhuvan and CRIS can be used to inform environmental policies, planning, and resource management decisions.
+Here are some additional details about Bhuvan and CRIS:
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+Resource Inventory can be looked up using filters like 
+Autonomous Body 
+Center of Excellence 
+ENVIS Center 
+Focal Point 
+Institute/Stat.Body/Regd.Society 
+Ministry 
+Public Sector Undertaking
+Regional Office (BSI , ZSI , FSI , WCCB , NAEB)
+Subordinate Office 
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db2/BhuvanCollab

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+Website - Collaborations with Bhuvan
+Website URL - https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/home/collabarators.php
+Website Content Details - 
+this website contains all the government organisations that have helped Bhuvan build Specific Geoportals 
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+S. No.	Agency	Contributions	Preview
+1	Punjab Heritage & Tourism Promotion Board	Punjab Heritage & Tourism Promotion Board : Agency has collected information for Places of Tourists' Interest i.e. Hotel, Historical Places, ATM, Bus Stop etc and shared it with Bhuvan to bring out Web based GIS solution catering interests of tourists and users. Visit portal	Tourism GIS
+2	Punjab Remote Sensing Centre	Punjab Remote Sensing Centre : Detailed GIS database of Amritsar city and Ludhiana Municipal Corporation have been provided by Punjab Remote Sensing Centre to bring location based applications for users in collaboration with Bhuvan. Basic amenities information, road network, ward boundaries etc are hosted on Bhuvan reaching public for visualization. Visit portal	Tourism GIS
+3	Ludhiana Municipal Corporation	Ludhiana Municipal Corporation : Ludhiana Municipal Corporation having rich information about its municipal area in collaboration with Punjab Remote Sensing Centre have shared it with Bhuvan to facilitate citizens to know about the wards and facilities available, various schemes executed by the government, grievances redressal system besides facilitating administrators/planners to have a one stop online planning tools towards better governance. Visit portal	Municipal GIS
+4	Karnataka Forest Department	Karnataka Forest Department : The state government of Karnataka has shared the data from forest department with Bhuvan. Application enables users to visualize forest fires, assets, changes in forest cover, villages, water bodies, landscapes, national parks, beat boundaries etc. Visit portal	Karnataka Forest Department
+5	Himachal Pradesh Forest Department	Himachal Pradesh Forest Department : Himachal Pradesh Forest Department has provided the administrative level data as well as management related information for visualizing it on Bhuvan platform. Portal provides a number of features i.e. forest fire alerts to officials through SMS, up to beat level administrative boundaries, climate vulnerability, wildlife related data visualization etc.Visit portal	Himachal Pradesh Forest Department
+6	Central Water Commission	AIBP : Central Water Commission collaborated with NRSC/Bhuvan to bring out a portal which has inventory of projects carried under Phase-I, Phase-II and also tools, utilities for Satellite based online monitoring of the Phase-III projects.Visit portal	AIBP Portal
+7	India Meteorological Department	India Meteorological Department(IMD) - Nowcast Data: Visualization of IMD Nowcast datasets Fog and Thunderstorm on Bhuvan through spatial mashup by provision of Bhuvan Satellite imagery and Basemap as a OGC Compliant WMS Service

db2/BhuvanCorona

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+Website - Bhuvan Corona 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app3.nrsc.gov.in/corona/
+Website Content Details -
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+data is only for the year 2020
+ Bhuvan is an Indian geoportal developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It is a web-based platform that provides access to a wide range of geospatial data and services, including satellite imagery, maps, and GIS data.
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+Bhuvan Geoportal Corona is a specific application of Bhuvan that provides access to data and services related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The application includes data on the following topics:
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+Confirmed cases: This data shows the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in each state, district, and city.
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+Active cases: This data shows the number of active COVID-19 cases in each state, district, and city.4
+Recovered cases: This data shows the number of COVID-19 cases that have recovered in each state, district, and city.
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+Death cases: This data shows the number of COVID-19 deaths in each state, district, and city.
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+The application also provides access to a variety of maps and charts that visualize this data. These maps and charts can be used to track the spread of the pandemic and identify areas that are most affected.
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+Bhuvan Geoportal Corona is a valuable tool for government agencies, healthcare professionals, and the general public. It can be used to track the progress of the pandemic, identify areas that need assistance, and make informed decisions about public health.

db2/BhuvanData

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+Website - NRSC/ISRO Open data and product archive (National Remote Sensing Centre) (Indian Space Research Organisation)
+Website URL- https://bhuvan-app3.nrsc.gov.in/data/download/index.php
+Website Content Description - 
+Users can select , browser and download data for the following from this portal 
+Satellite/Sensor - 1)Resourcesat-1/Resource-2:LISS-III (This data is received from Linear Imaging and Self Scanning Sensor (LISS) which operates in three spectral bands in VNIR and one band in SWIR with 24 metre spatial resolution and a swath of 141 km.)
+2)IMS-1 : Hyperspectral Imager (HySi) (This data is received from IMS1, HySI which operates in 64 spectral bands in VNIR bands(400-900nm) with 500 meter spatial resolution and swath of 128 kms.)
+3) Oceansat-2 : OCM (Oceansat-2 portal is being upgraded for better facilities. OCM GAC products can be provided to users through ftp mode. The requirements can be mailed to [email protected] or [email protected]
+Sorry for the inconvenience caused.)
+4)Cartosat-1(ALL versions)(The Cartosat-1 Digital Elevation Model (CartoDEM) is a National DEM developed by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). It is derived from the Cartosat-1 stereo payload launched in May 2005.)
+5)Resourcesat-1/Resourcesat-2:AWiFS (This data is received from Advanced Wide Field Sensor (AWiFS) which operates in three spectral bands in VNIR and one band in SWIR with 56 metre spatial resolution and a combined swath of 730 km achieved through two AWiFS cameras.)
+6)SCATSAT-1:Scatterometer (SAGAR portal is being upgraded for better facilities. SCATSAT-1 Scatterometer products can be provided to users through ftp mode. The requirements can be mailed to [email protected] or [email protected].
+Sorry for the inconvenience caused.)
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+Additional Data that can be accessed from this website 
+Select Project :         
+ISRO Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP)
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+Select Group:             
+Above Ground Biomass (AGB) Data
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+Select Product :         
+Achanakmar 100m
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+The dataset contains forest aboveground biomass prediction maps derived from field inventory plot and airborne LiDAR data over five sites in South Asia, together with prediction uncertainty maps. The visualization of Indian AGB maps at 100m spatial resolution is facilitated. The AGB maps for all five sites are available to be downloaded at 100m and 40m spatial resolution. The dataset is associated with the following publication, where details on underlying data and map generation process can be found: Suraj R. Rodda et al., LiDAR-based reference aboveground biomass maps for tropical forests of South Asia and Central Africa. Submitted to Scientific Data.
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+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+Annual Cropland Data set
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+The annual cropland products were the integrated outcome of the Land use land cover (LULC) output generated at 56m resolution under National Level LULC mapping on 1: 2,50,000 scale using multi-temporal AWiFS project. The study involved use of multi temporal AWiFS data covering Kharif (Aug –Nov), Rabi (Jan- Mar), Zaid (April- May) seasons to address spatial and temporal variability in cropping pattern and other land cover classes.
+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+AWiFS: Snow Albedo
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+Broad band Snow albedo is an important geophysical parameter for studies related to weather, climate, and hydrometeorology and so on. Snow has the highest albedo in nature and hence has a significant influence on surface energy budget and on Earth's radiative balance.
+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+AWiFS: Water Bodies Fraction
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+Water Bodies consists of all surface water bodies viz. reservoirs, irrigation tanks, lakes, ponds, and rivers / streams. The area under water bodies is dynamic in natures and hence multi-temporal satellite data was used for monitoring. An automated extraction algorithm developed is used for quick processing of satellite data acquired from Resourcesat -1, Resourcesat-2 AWiFS sensors (56m spatial resolution) which enables the generation of water body layer.
+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+Forest Fire Regime
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+Fire regime over India was analysed using the MODIS fire record from 2003 to 2017.The analysis used AQUA MODIS daytime fires for the 2003 - 2017 time period. Only detections with a detection confidence of over 10% and flagged as forest by using the NRSC forest fraction layer were used in the analysis.
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+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+Forest Fraction Cover
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+The status of global forest cover has large uncertainty for several continents on earth owing to the paucity of comprehensive studies related to long term forest cover change. The aim of the present work is to prepare a nation-wide multi-date forest cover database which describes and quantifies historical changes in forests of India.
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+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+Forest Type 5Km grid
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+Vegetation classification is a prerequisite for understanding carbon stocks, biodiversity, sustainable use of natural resources and global change. This study has classified forest types of India based on multi-season Resourcesat-2 Advanced Wide Field Sensor (AWiFS) data of 2013.
+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
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+Select Product :         
+Indian Soil Datasets
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+Soil properties ( soil depth, soil texture, soil carbon) are important for their key role in supporting ecosystem services, plant growth, water availability and maintaining carbon stocks. Soil depth is defined as the depth (in cm) to a lithic or paralithic contact (USDA Soil Survey Manual). Soil texture in dicates the relative content of particles of various sizes, such as sand, silt and clay in the soil. Texture influences the ease with which soil can be worked, the amount of water and air it holds, and the rate at which water can enter and move through soil. Inventories of soil carbon stocks are needed to assess the possible impacts of global climate change on soil organic , inorganic carbon content in relation to potential green house gas emissions.
+Select Project :         
+National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies (NICES)
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+Select Group:             
+Terrestrial Sciences
+
+
+Select Product :         
+Land Degradation
+
+The information on land degradation is needed for a variety of purposes like planning reclamation programs, rational land use planning, for bringing additional areas into cultivation and also to improve productivity levels in degraded lands.Synoptic coverage in narrow and discrete spectral bands provided by space borne sensors at regular interval enabled inventorying degraded land and monitoring their temporal behavior at operational level.
+
+

db2/BhuvanDeltas

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+Website - Bhuvan Deltas 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/deltas/index.php
+Website Content Details - 
+This Bhuvan Geoportal depicts the indian region delta's characteristics through a range of geo-spatial data , integrated from magnitude sources 
+The Bhuvan Deltas application allows users to explore the deltas of India. It provides information on the location, size, and characteristics of each delta. The application also includes data on the hydrology, ecology, and human settlements of the deltas.
+
+The Bhuvan Deltas application is a valuable resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in learning more about the deltas of India. It provides a comprehensive overview of these important ecosystems.
+
+Here are some of the features of the Bhuvan Deltas application:
+
+Location: The application provides a map of India showing the location of each delta.
+Size: The application provides the area of each delta.
+Characteristics: The application provides information on the geology, hydrology, ecology, and human settlements of each delta.
+Hydrology: The application provides data on the rivers, streams, and wetlands of each delta.
+Ecology: The application provides data on the flora and fauna of each delta.
+Human settlements: The application provides data on the population, infrastructure, and economic activity of each delta.
+The Bhuvan Deltas application is available in English and Hindi. It can be accessed online or through a mobile app.
+
+Here are some specific examples of the information that is available in the Bhuvan Deltas application:
+
+The Mahanadi Delta is the largest delta in India, with an area of over 20,000 square kilometers. It is located in the states of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. The delta is formed by the confluence of the Mahanadi River and the Bay of Bengal.
+The Sundarbans Delta is the largest mangrove forest in the world. It is located in the states of West Bengal and Bangladesh. The delta is formed by the confluence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers.
+The Godavari Delta is the third largest delta in India, with an area of over 10,000 square kilometers. It is located in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The delta is formed by the confluence of the Godavari River and the Bay of Bengal.
+The Bhuvan Deltas application is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the deltas of India. It provides a comprehensive overview of these important ecosystems.

db2/BhuvanDisaster

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+Website - Bhuvan Disaster Services Portal 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/disaster/disaster.php
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Disaster Services is a suite of web-based applications developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to provide satellite data and information to support disaster management efforts in India. The services cover a range of disasters, including floods, cyclones, landslides, earthquakes, forest fires, and droughts.
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services dashboard provides a single point of access to all of the services. The dashboard includes a map of India that shows the extent of any current disasters. Users can also view historical data for past disasters.
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services offer a variety of features to support disaster management, including:
+
+Near-real-time monitoring: The services use satellite data to provide near-real-time monitoring of disasters. This information can be used to track the progress of a disaster and identify areas that are most at risk.
+Early warning systems: The services can be used to develop early warning systems for disasters. This information can be used to evacuate people from danger zones before a disaster strikes.
+Vulnerability assessments: The services can be used to assess the vulnerability of areas to disasters. This information can be used to target mitigation efforts and reduce the impact of disasters.
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services are available to government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and the general public. The services are free to use, but users must register for an account.
+
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for floods
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for floods provide the following features:
+
+Inundation mapping: The services use satellite data to map areas that have been inundated by floods. This information can be used to assess the extent of the damage and to identify areas that need to be evacuated.
+Flood early warning system: The services can be used to develop a flood early warning system. This system uses satellite data to track the movement of floodwaters and to issue warnings to people in danger.
+Flood vulnerability index: The services can be used to develop a flood vulnerability index. This index measures the risk of flooding for different areas.
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for cyclones
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for cyclones provide the following features:
+
+Cyclone tracking: The services use satellite data to track the movement of cyclones. This information can be used to issue warnings to people in the path of a cyclone.
+Cyclone damage assessment: The services can be used to assess the damage caused by cyclones. This information can be used to develop recovery plans.
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for landslides
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for landslides provide the following features:
+
+Landslide mapping: The services use satellite data to map areas that are at risk of landslides. This information can be used to target mitigation efforts.
+Landslide early warning system: The services can be used to develop a landslide early warning system. This system uses satellite data to track the movement of landslides and to issue warnings to people in danger.
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for earthquakes
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for earthquakes provide the following features:
+
+Earthquake monitoring: The services use satellite data to monitor earthquakes. This information can be used to track the progress of an earthquake and to identify areas that are most at risk.
+Earthquake damage assessment: The services can be used to assess the damage caused by earthquakes. This information can be used to develop recovery plans.
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for forest fires
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for forest fires provide the following features:
+
+Forest fire detection: The services use satellite data to detect forest fires. This information can be used to issue warnings to people in the area and to deploy firefighting resources.
+Forest fire monitoring: The services can be used to monitor the progress of forest fires. This information can be used to track the spread of the fire and to assess the damage caused.
+Specific features of the Bhuvan Disaster Services for droughts
+
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services for droughts provide the following features:
+
+Drought monitoring: The services use satellite data to monitor drought conditions. This information can be used to track the progress of a drought and to identify areas that are most at risk.
+Drought impact assessment: The services can be used to assess the impact of droughts. This information can be used to develop mitigation efforts and to provide relief to affected people.
+The Bhuvan Disaster Services are a valuable resource for disaster management in India. The services provide timely and accurate information that can be used to save lives and property.

db2/BhuvanDisccusion

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+Website - Bhuvan Discussion Forum
+Website URL - https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/forum/
+Website Content Details - 
+Bhuvan Discussion Forum is a forum for users of Bhuvan, a geospatial information system developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of India. The forum is open to anyone who is interested in Bhuvan, including users, developers, and researchers.
+
+The forum is divided into several sections, each of which is dedicated to a specific topic related to Bhuvan. These sections include:
+
+General - This section is for general discussion about Bhuvan.
+Technical - This section is for technical discussion about Bhuvan, such as how to use the software, how to create maps, and how to develop plugins.
+Applications - This section is for discussion about how Bhuvan is being used in a variety of applications, such as disaster management, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.
+Support - This section is for users to ask questions and get help from other users or NRSC staff.
+The forum is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in Bhuvan. It is a great place to learn about the software, to get help with using it, and to connect with other users and developers.
+
+Here are some of the benefits of using the Bhuvan Discussion Forum:
+
+You can get help with using Bhuvan from other users and NRSC staff.
+You can learn about new features and capabilities of Bhuvan.
+You can share your knowledge and experience with other users.
+You can collaborate with other users on projects.
+If you are interested in Bhuvan, I encourage you to join the discussion forum. It is a great way to get the most out of the software.
+
+Here are some specific examples of how the Bhuvan Discussion Forum has been used:
+
+A user was having trouble using the Bhuvan API to create a custom map. They posted a question on the forum and received help from another user who was familiar with the API.
+A group of researchers were working on a project to use Bhuvan to monitor deforestation. They used the forum to share their progress and to get feedback from other users.
+A teacher was using Bhuvan in her classroom to teach her students about geography. She used the forum to get ideas for lesson plans and to connect with other teachers who were using Bhuvan in the classroom.
+The Bhuvan Discussion Forum is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in Bhuvan. It is a great place to learn, collaborate, and share your knowledge.

db2/BhuvanFlycatcher

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+Website - Bhuvan Distribution of Flycatchers
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/flycatchers/flycatchers.php
+Website Content Description - 
+Bhuvan Distribution of Flycatchers Bird is a Geoportal Map that allows the user to find the distribution of flycatchers across india , it is based  the map information is based on the Handbook of the Birds of India and Pakistan by Salim Ali , 
+You can find the bird species like 
+Black-and-orange Flycatcher 
+Bluethroated Flycatcher Brook's Flycatcher Brown Flycatcher Brownbreasted Flycatcher Dusky Blue Flycatcher Ferruginous Flycatcher Kashmir Redbreast. Flycatcher Large Nita. Largerhilled Blue Flycatcher Lt. P. Flycatcher verditer Flycatcher orangegorgeted Flycatcher Pale Blue Flycatcher Pygmy Blue Flycatcher Redbreast. Flycatcher Rutoushell. Blue Flycatcher Rutoushellied Flycatcher breasted Blue Flycatcher Rutoustail Flycatcher Slaty Blue Flycatcher Small Niltava Sooty Flycatcher spotted Flycatcher lIckelts Redbreast. Blue Ultramanne Flycatcher verditer Flycatcher Whitegorgeted Flycatcher Whitetail. Blue Flycatcher 
+
+
+

db2/BhuvanGIS

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+Website - Bhuvan Geographical Indications (GI) of India
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/geographicalindication/index.php
+Website Content Description - 
+A Geographical Indication (GI) is an indication which identifies products as originating from a specific geographical region, where a given quality, reputation and other characteristics of the product are essentially attributable to its geographical origin.
+The map provides information on the geographical origin, type, and characteristics of GI products. It also includes maps and images of the GI production areas.
+The map can be used by consumers, businesses, and policymakers to learn more about GI products in India.
+
+Available types of Goods - 
+Agricultural 
+Handicrafts 
+Natural Goods
+Textile 
+Food Stuff 
+Manufactured
+Meat/Poultry 
+
+

db2/BhuvanGanga

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+Website - Bhuvan Clean Ganga (Geospatial Support for National Mission for Clean Ganga)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/mowr_ganga/
+Website Content Details -
+ Bhuvan Ganga Geoportal provides platforms to manage, access, visualize, share and analyze geo spatial data, non-spatial data products and services towards spatial mashups to support NMCG objectives of environmental and ecological improvement within the Ganga River basin
+Bhuvan Ganga is a geoportal developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) specifically to aid the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) in its efforts to rejuvenate the Ganga River. It's a powerful tool that leverages geospatial data and technologies to provide critical insights for decision-making, planning, and monitoring various aspects of the Clean Ganga Mission.
+(Ministry of Jal Shakti - MOWR)
+Here's how Bhuvan Ganga supports the National Mission for Clean Ganga:
+
+Data Visualization: Bhuvan Ganga provides a comprehensive platform for visualizing various geospatial datasets related to the Ganga River basin. This includes data on:
+
+River morphology: The platform displays the river's course, width, depth, and other physical characteristics.
+Land use and cover: Bhuvan Ganga shows the distribution of forests, agricultural land, urban areas, and other land cover types around the Ganga basin.
+Pollution sources: The platform identifies and locates potential sources of pollution, such as industrial effluents and sewage drains.
+Water quality: Bhuvan Ganga displays real-time and historical data on water quality parameters like dissolved oxygen, pH, and biochemical oxygen demand at various monitoring stations along the river.
+Monitoring and Tracking: Bhuvan Ganga enables the NMCG to monitor the progress of various Clean Ganga Mission initiatives. This includes tracking the construction of sewage treatment plants, afforestation efforts, and other interventions.
+
+Decision Support: By providing a unified view of the Ganga River basin and its various issues, Bhuvan Ganga helps the NMCG make informed decisions about resource allocation, project planning, and policy formulation.
+
+Public Participation: Bhuvan Ganga also features a mobile app that allows the public to report pollution and participate in river conservation efforts.
+
+Overall, Bhuvan Ganga is a valuable tool that has significantly enhanced the NMCG's ability to plan, implement, and monitor the Clean Ganga Mission. Its contribution to the ongoing efforts to restore the Ganga River to its pristine state is undeniable.
+
+Here are some additional points to consider:
+
+Bhuvan Ganga is built on the Bhuvan geoportal, which is a broader platform that provides access to a wide range of geospatial data and services.
+The platform is constantly being updated with new data and features.
+Bhuvan Ganga is a collaborative effort between ISRO, the NMCG, and other government agencies.
+

db2/BhuvanGeo

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+Website - Bhuvan GeoNetwork (Data Discovery) 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/geonetwork
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Geonetwork is a free and open-source web-based geospatial data portal developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It provides a single point of access to a wide range of geospatial data and information from India and around the world.
+
+Bhuvan Geonetwork is built on the GeoNetwork open-source platform, which is a powerful and flexible framework for managing and sharing geospatial data. The portal features a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to find and use geospatial data. It also provides a variety of tools and services for working with geospatial data, including:
+
+Data search and discovery: Bhuvan Geonetwork provides a powerful search engine that allows users to find geospatial data by location, topic, and other criteria.
+Data visualization: Bhuvan Geonetwork provides a variety of tools for visualizing geospatial data, including maps, charts, and tables.
+Data analysis: Bhuvan Geonetwork provides a variety of tools for analyzing geospatial data, including spatial analysis, statistical analysis, and machine learning.
+Bhuvan Geonetwork is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to access or use geospatial data. It is especially useful for government agencies, businesses, and researchers who need to make informed decisions about the use of land, resources, and infrastructure.
+
+Here are some of the key features of Bhuvan Geonetwork:
+
+It is free and open-source, so anyone can use it.
+It provides access to a wide range of geospatial data from India and around the world.
+It has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to find and use geospatial data.
+It provides a variety of tools and services for working with geospatial data.
+Bhuvan Geonetwork is a powerful and versatile tool that can be used for a variety of purposes. It is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to access or use geospatial data.

db2/BhuvanGeoportal

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+Website - Bhuvan Geoportal for Baseline Studies on Water Use Efficiency (WUE) of Irrigation projects
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/walamtari/walamtari.php
+Website Content Details - 
+The performance of the existing irrigation systems (particularly, the Major and Medium irrigation projects) suffer from low water use efficiency, distribution losses, poor operational maintenance and management of soil salinity, water logging and tail end problems.
+
+Space-borne multi-spectral data by virtue of synoptic coverage of a fairly large area at regular interval has been found to be very useful in generating information on the status of irrigation commands for objective evaluation and for taking up corrective measures. NRSC carried out performance evaluation of command areas using satellite remote sensing data across several irrigation projects in India.
+
+Baseline study of water use efficiency of 10 medium irrigation projects in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh States is conducted by NRSC in collaboration with WALAMTARI with the objectives to assess the irrigated area and irrigation system performance for the projects under consideration for the year 2016- 2017 with satellite inputs coupled with infield measurements.
+
+The portal depicts the various elements of the 10 medium irrigation projects under investigation. The various geo-spatial data sets cover administrative, infrastructure, topographic/terrain, thematic, hydrological, irrigation and socio-economic aspects. The portal hosts ground truth data collected by field functionaries. The portal also enables periodic updation of dynamic field data on irrigation canal supplies and reservoir storage.
+ Administrative
+ Hydrological
+ Terrain
+NRSC Thematic Data
+
+ Land Use Land Cover
+ Cropland
+ Water Bodies Information
+NRSC Thematic Data
+
+Irrigation Projects - WUE Studies
+
+ 
+ Andhra PradeshTelangana
+ MajorMedium
+
+
+Canal Layer Information
+
+
+ Reservoir Data
+ Canal Data
+ Satellite Data
+ Crop pattern
+ Crop Condition
+
+Select Project	
+IIW
+Select State	
+All
+Date Mode   Day  Period
+Start Date:	
+mm/dd/yyyy
+End Date:	
+
+mm/dd/yyyy
+ 
+click to view   
+
+
+Field Data Collection Android Apps
+1. CGTW  AIBP Field Data Collection Android App
+
+2. IIW  IPU Field Data Collection Android App
+
+3. CCEW  CCEW Field Data Collection Android App
+

db2/BhuvanHaryana

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+Website - Bhuvan - Haryana
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/state/HR
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Geoportal for state of Haryana 
+The user can access 
+Administrative Boundaries 
+Active Agricultural Fire
+Agriculture and Soils
+Census of 2011
+Geology and mines
+Ground Water Prospects
+Land Use Land Cover
+Revenue Boundry 
+Urban (National Urban Information System)
+HUDA (industrials Area Assets)
+PHED (Sweage Treatment Plants , Tubewells , Waterwork)
+ITI (ITI Insititutes )
+HFD (Assets , Block Forests)
+Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation ( for the regions Barwala , Kutana , Narwana , Pankchkula , Panipat , Rohtak , Saha , Sirsa ) 

db2/BhuvanHeatwaves

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+Website - Bhuvan Hot Weather Outlook 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/heatwave/
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Heatwave website is a platform developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of India to provide information and forecasts related to heatwaves in the country. Here's a breakdown of the website and its features:
+
+Homepage:
+
+The homepage features a map of India with color-coded districts indicating the heatwave severity based on the Temperature-based Heat Index (TBHI).
+A legend on the side explains the color coding, ranging from "Normal" (green) to "Extreme Heatwave" (red).
+You can zoom in and out of the map to focus on specific regions.
+Forecast:
+
+The "Forecast" section displays the forecasted TBHI for the next 3 days at the district level.
+You can select a specific district to see a detailed forecast for the next 3 days, including the maximum temperature, minimum temperature, and TBHI values.
+Heatwave Advisories:
+
+The "Heatwave Advisories" section provides advisories issued by the NRSC for districts experiencing or expected to experience heatwaves.
+These advisories typically include recommendations for staying safe during heatwaves, such as avoiding strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day, drinking plenty of fluids, and wearing loose, breathable clothing.
+Data Download:
+
+The "Data Download" section allows you to download gridded data of TBHI and other heatwave parameters for further analysis.
+This data can be used by researchers and other stakeholders to study heatwaves and their impacts.
+Additional Features:
+
+The website also includes a glossary of terms related to heatwaves, as well as links to other resources on heatwave preparedness and response.
+You can change the base map of the website to see different geographical features, such as roads, rivers, and mountains.
+Here are some additional details about the data and methodology used by the Bhuvan Heatwave website:
+
+The TBHI is calculated using a formula that takes into account the maximum temperature, humidity, and wind speed.
+The NRSC uses a combination of satellite data, ground observations, and numerical weather prediction models to generate heatwave forecasts.
+The website is updated daily with the latest heatwave information.
+Overall, the Bhuvan Heatwave website is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about heatwaves in India. The website provides easy-to-understand information and forecasts that can help people stay safe during hot weather events.

db2/BhuvanHighway

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+Website - Bhuvan Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
+National Highways Authority of India
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/toll/morth_nhai.php
+Website Content Details - 
+This Bhuvan Website has all the information required about Indian Highways 
+you can use filters to find projects you would like , filters are
+BOT (Build Operate Transfer)
+Public Funded
+Special Purpose Vehicle
+OMT (Operation Maintainace Transfer)
+Bridges 
+or users can directly find a plaza using toll number

db2/BhuvanHimachal

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+Website - Bhuvan Himachal Pradesh Forest
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/hp_forest/hpfd.php
+Website Content Details - 
+The Bhuvan Himachal Pradesh Forest application provides a wealth of information about the state's forests. The application allows users to view a variety of maps and layers, including:
+
+Land use/land cover maps
+Wasteland maps
+Watershed maps
+Village locations
+Current and archived fire locations
+Forest fire regimes
+Asset management
+Change monitoring
+Greening India
+Wildlife
+The application also provides a variety of tools and features that allow users to analyze and explore the data. These tools include:
+
+Search
+Layer filtering
+Layer comparison
+Data download
+Data export
+The Bhuvan Himachal Pradesh Forest application is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the state's forests. The application can be used by forest officials, researchers, students, and the general public.
+
+Here are some specific examples of how the Bhuvan Himachal Pradesh Forest application can be used:
+
+Forest officials can use the application to track forest fires, monitor forest cover, and manage forest resources.
+Researchers can use the application to study forest ecosystems, wildlife, and climate change.
+Students can use the application to learn about the state's forests and the importance of forest conservation.
+The general public can use the application to explore the state's forests and learn about the natural beauty of Himachal Pradesh.
+

db2/BhuvanHome

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+Website Name - Bhuvan Home
+Website URL - https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/home/index.php
+Website Contents - 
+This is the home website for Bhuvan , the top bar has access links to 
+1)National Resource Sensing Centers Home Website (link for this - https://www.nrsc.gov.in/) , 2)Application Sectors (link for this -https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/home/index.php#applications_sector) , 3)Bhuvan Collaborators (link for this -https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/home/collabarators.php) 
+4)Search option also called as Bhuvan Data Discovery (https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/home)
+5)Bhuvan Store which has access to all Bhuvan NOEDA Data Products (https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/2dresources/bhuvanstore.php)
+6) Newsletter (https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/home/newsletter.php)
+7) Bhuvan Wiki (https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/wiki/index.php/Home)
+
+Bhuvan Home Website also provides Latest Updates on Bhuvan and links to Visualisation & Free Download for Collaborative applications 
+
+Also briefly showcases the Application Sectors such as E-Governance , Tourism  , Urban Applications , Urban, Rural Applications, Agriculture , Water , Forestry
+
+Also has links for Maps and OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) Services that Bhuvan delivers - 
+Thematic Services , Ocean Services , Disaster Management Services and Create a map 
+
+this home website also showcases the Bhuvan Central Applications like Central Ministries , Special Applications and G-Goverance Dashboard and State Wise Applications 
+
+Along with these The Home Page also has Statistics of Daily and Monthly Registered Users and Hits in regards to the Bhuvan Geoportal 

db2/BhuvanIMD

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+Website - Bhuvan IMD Weather Products (Indian Meteorological Department)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/imd/
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan is a web-based geoportal developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It provides access to a wide range of Indian Earth Observation (EO) data products and services, including weather data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
+
+The IMD weather products available on Bhuvan include:
+
+Surface Weather data, such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, cloud cover, and rainfall.
+Satellite Weather data, such as cloud cover, precipitation, and sea surface temperature.
+Radar Weather data, such as rainfall intensity and location.
+These data products can be used to visualize and analyze weather patterns and conditions across India. They are useful for a variety of purposes, including:
+
+Weather forecasting
+Disaster management
+Agriculture
+Transportation
+Public health
+To access IMD weather products on Bhuvan, you can select the "IMD" layer from the "Layers" menu. You can then select the specific data product you want to view.
+
+For example, to view the current surface weather conditions in Hyderabad, you would select the "Surface Weather" layer, and then zoom in to Hyderabad. The map will display the current temperature, humidity, wind speed, cloud cover, and rainfall in Hyderabad.
+
+You can also use Bhuvan to view historical weather data. To do this, you can select the "Time" option from the "Layers" menu. You can then select the start and end dates for the data you want to view.
+
+Bhuvan is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the weather in India. It provides a wealth of data and tools that can be used to visualize and analyze weather patterns and conditions.
+
+ 

db2/BhuvanIWMD

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+Website - Bhuvan Integrated Watershed Management Programme - Spatial Rehabilitation Information System & Holistic Total Information
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/iwmp/
+Website Content Details - 
+Bhuvan is a web-based Geographic Information System (GIS) application developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) specifically for monitoring and evaluation of watersheds in India.
+
+The Bhuvan platform plays a crucial role in the Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) initiated by the Department of Land Resources (DOLR), Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. The IWMP aims to restore ecological balance by conserving and developing degraded natural resources like soil, water, and vegetation in a holistic manner.
+
+Bhuvan's IWMP application, also known as SRISHTI (Spatial Rehabilitation Information System & Holistic Total Information), provides a comprehensive suite of tools and functionalities for:
+
+Visualization: Users can view high-resolution satellite images, maps, and other relevant data layers for any watershed in India. This allows for visual assessment of changes in land use, water bodies, vegetation cover, and other physical attributes over time.
+Monitoring: Bhuvan enables tracking of various physical and socio-economic parameters related to watershed health. This includes data on rainfall, soil moisture, groundwater levels, agricultural yields, and socio-economic indicators like poverty and literacy rates.
+Evaluation: Bhuvan facilitates analysis of the impact of implemented watershed management interventions. Users can compare pre- and post-intervention data to assess the effectiveness of various soil and water conservation measures, afforestation programs, and other initiatives.
+Reporting: Bhuvan generates comprehensive reports on various aspects of watershed management, including project progress, resource utilization, and impact assessment. These reports are valuable for planning, monitoring, and decision-making purposes.
+Key features of Bhuvan IWMP-SRISHTI:
+
+Satellite remote sensing data: Bhuvan provides access to a vast archive of satellite data from various Indian and foreign satellites. This data is used for various purposes, including land cover mapping, vegetation monitoring, and flood inundation mapping.
+Field data collection: Bhuvan integrates with mobile apps for collecting field data on various parameters like soil moisture, groundwater levels, and crop yields. This data provides ground truth for satellite data analysis and improves the accuracy of monitoring and evaluation.
+Geospatial analysis tools: Bhuvan offers a range of geospatial analysis tools for tasks such as calculating drainage patterns, analyzing soil erosion risk, and modeling hydrological processes.
+Role-based access control: Bhuvan provides different levels of access to users based on their roles and responsibilities. This ensures that only authorized personnel have access to sensitive data.
+Bhuvan IWMP-SRISHTI has emerged as a powerful tool for promoting sustainable watershed management practices in India. By providing timely and accurate information, Bhuvan empowers stakeholders at all levels to make informed decisions and track the progress of watershed development initiatives.

db2/BhuvanKaF

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+Website - Bhuvan Karnataka Forest
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/ka_forest
+Website Content Details - 
+Bhuvan Portal Karnataka Forest is a web-based GIS portal that provides access to spatial data and information on forests in the state of Karnataka, India. It is a joint effort of the Karnataka Forest Department and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
+
+Know Your Forest
+
+The Know Your Forest application provides information on the forest cover, forest types, and forest resources in Karnataka. It includes data on the following:
+
+Forest cover: This data shows the percentage of land area in Karnataka that is covered by forests.
+Forest types: This data shows the different types of forests in Karnataka, such as tropical evergreen, tropical deciduous, and thorn forests.
+
+Forest resources: This data shows the different resources that are found in Karnataka's forests, such as timber, wildlife, and water.
+
+Active Fire Mapper
+
+The Active Fire Mapper application provides real-time information on forest fires in Karnataka. It uses data from satellites to detect and track fires.
+
+Asset Management
+
+The Asset Management application provides information on forest assets, such as roads, bridges, and buildings. This data can be used to manage and maintain forest infrastructure.
+[Image of Asset Management application in Bhuvan Portal Karnataka Forest]
+
+Change Monitoring
+
+The Change Monitoring application allows users to track changes in forest cover over time. This data can be used to assess the impact of human activities on forests.
+
+Greening India
+
+The Greening India application provides information on the government's efforts to increase forest cover in India. It includes data on the following:
+
+Afforestation: This data shows the number of trees that have been planted in India.
+Reforestation: This data shows the number of trees that have been replanted in areas that have been deforested.
+Wildlife
+
+The Wildlife application provides information on the wildlife in Karnataka, including national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and endangered species.
+
+The Bhuvan Portal Karnataka Forest is a valuable resource for forest managers, researchers, and the general public. It provides a wealth of information on forests in Karnataka, and it can be used to track changes in forest cover, monitor forest fires, and manage forest resources.
+ 

db2/BhuvanMGNREGA

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+Website - Bhuvan-MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app2.nrsc.gov.in/mgnrega/mgnrega_phase2.php#
+Website Content Details- 
+Bhuvan-MGNREGA is a geospatial application developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to track the implementation of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) in India. The application uses satellite imagery and other geospatial data to provide a visual representation of MGNREGA works across the country.
+
+Bhuvan-MGNREGA has a number of features that make it a valuable tool for monitoring MGNREGA. These features include:
+
+A map viewer that allows users to view MGNREGA works at different scales and levels of detail.
+A layer manager that allows users to customize the map view by adding or removing layers of data.
+A search function that allows users to find specific MGNREGA works.
+A statistics dashboard that provides information on the progress of MGNREGA works across the country.
+Bhuvan-MGNREGA is a powerful tool that can be used by a variety of stakeholders to monitor the implementation of MGNREGA. These stakeholders include:
+
+Government officials who are responsible for implementing MGNREGA.
+NGOs that work with rural communities to implement MGNREGA.
+Researchers who study the impact of MGNREGA.
+The general public who want to learn more about MGNREGA.
+Bhuvan-MGNREGA is available to the public for free. To access the application, users can visit the Bhuvan website or download the Bhuvan app for Android or iOS.
+
+Here are some specific examples of how Bhuvan-MGNREGA can be used:
+
+Government officials can use Bhuvan-MGNREGA to track the progress of MGNREGA works in their districts or states. They can use the application to identify areas where works are behind schedule or where there are quality concerns.
+NGOs can use Bhuvan-MGNREGA to monitor the implementation of MGNREGA in the communities they work with. They can use the application to identify communities that are not benefiting from MGNREGA or where there are labor rights violations.
+Researchers can use Bhuvan-MGNREGA to study the impact of MGNREGA on rural development. They can use the application to track changes in infrastructure, land use, and livelihoods over time.
+The general public can use Bhuvan-MGNREGA to learn more about MGNREGA and how it is being implemented in their area. They can use the application to see where MGNREGA works are taking place and to learn about the benefits of MGNREGA.
+Bhuvan-MGNREGA is a valuable tool that can help to improve the implementation of MGNREGA and ensure that it is reaching the intended beneficiaries.

db2/BhuvanMap

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+Website - Bhuvan Map with minimal UI 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/web_view/index.php
+Website Content Details -
+This is the Map of india with only the map of india to display with the option to zoom in and zoom out 
+based on Bhuvan Geoportal.
+Very Minimal.

db2/BhuvanMines

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+Website - Bhuvan Mines 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/mines/mines.php
+Website Content Details - 
+This website by Bhuvan GeoPortal gives you access to the location of all the mines on a map of india 
+in all states of india 

db2/BhuvanNARL

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+Website - Bhuvan Weather Climate Environment Modelled Products
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/narl/
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan is the national geospatial portal developed and hosted by ISRO that provides imagery, geospatial layers, services and analytics for users in India. It serves as a single point access for decision makers, planners, administrators, scientists and common citizens enabling visualization, analysis and derivation of actionable information overlayed on geospatial data.
+
+The high-resolution weather forecast data products generated by the mesoscale WRF modeling system at NARL are integrated on Bhuvan portal to take advantage of its geospatial capabilities to effectively visualize, analyze and disseminate the weather information.
+
+The processed model forecast data files are transferred from the NARL servers to Bhuvan data servers on an hourly basis using file transfer protocols. This near real-time data feed ensures timely availability of the latest forecast updates.
+
+On the Bhuvan portal, the weather data layers can be overlaid on top of geospatial base layers like state/district boundaries, land use maps, infrastructure/road networks, DEM etc. This enables spatial correlation and tailored derivations.
+
+The forecast rainfall, winds and other gridded data can be visually analyzed on Bhuvan through color coded density maps, arrow vectors etc. providing better decision making. Specific point/region forecast queries are also enabled.
+
+The processed forecast files are also available in interoperable formats like geospatial TIFFs and CSVs for downloading and usage with other GIS tools.
+
+In summary, the Bhuvan integration improves utilization of the high-resolution NARL weather forecasts by leveraging the inherent geospatial advantages, visualization and analytics capabilities offered by the portal platform for various practical applications.

db2/BhuvanNOEDA

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+Website - Bhuvan NOEDA Data Products
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/2dresources/bhuvanstore.php
+Website Content Details -
+this website has access to datasets (like a resources store) provided by ISRO as below listed 
+Bhuvan NOEDA Data Products
+
+Satellite Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	Cartosat-1:DEM - Version-1	1 arc Sec (~ 32 m)	2006	2008	Single	India: 1°X1°	8 - 11MB
+2	Cartosat-1:DEM - Version 1.1R1	1 arc Sec (~ 32 m)	2008	2012	Single	India: 1°X1°	8 - 11MB
+3	Cartosat-1:DEM - Version-2R1	1 arc Sec (~ 32 m)	2005	2014	Single	India: 1°X1°	8 - 16MB
+4	Cartosat-1:DEM - Version-3R1	1 arc Sec (~ 32 m)	2005	2014	Single	India: 1°X1°	8 - 16MB
+5	IMS-1:Hyper spectral Imager	Spectral Binned Data (17 bands)	2011	2012	Single	India: Scene Based	2 - 3MB
+6	Resourcesat-1/Resourcesat-2:AWiFS Ortho	56 m	Dec-2009	Nov-2019	3 times/year (8 times/year - 2016 onwards)	India: 1°X1°	16 - 18MB
+7	Resourcesat-1/Resourcesat-2:LISS III Ortho	24 m	Oct-2009	May-2019	2 times/year	India: 15'X15'	2 - 3MB
+
+
+Terrestrial Sciences Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	Annual Cropland Data set	5Km x 5Km	2005-06	2013-14	Yearly	-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E	200 - 300KB
+2	AWiFS: Snow Albedo	250m	01-Jan-2015	12-Dec-2023	4 cycles/month	India	3 - 5MB
+3	AWiFS: Water Bodies Fraction	3' X 3' Grid	Oct-2004	Oct-2023	Fortnight	India	0.5MB
+4	Forest Fire Regime (3 Parameters)	5Km x 5Km	2003	2017	Yearly	05° - 40° N; 50° E - 110° E	150 - 250KB
+5	Forest Fraction Cover	5Km x 5Km	1930, 1975, 2013		Yearly	05° - 40° N; 50° E - 110° E	450 - 550KB
+6	Forest Type 5Km grid (14 Parameters)	5Km x 5Km	2013		Single	05° - 40° N; 50° E - 110° E	30 - 300KB
+7	Hydrological Products	0.15°, 0.05°	01-Jan-2014	11-Jan-2022		India	
+8	Indian Soil Datasets (3 Parameters)	5Km x 5Km			Single	-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E	40 - 200KB
+9	Land Degradation (4 Parameters)	5Km x 5Km			Single	-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E	30 - 200KB
+10	Mesoscale compatible inputs for: MM5	30 seconds, 2 minutes, 5 minutes	2004-05	2018-19	Yearly	90° S - 90° N; 180° W - 180° E	10 - 30MB
+11	Mesoscale compatible inputs for: WRF	30 seconds, 2 minutes, 5 minutes	2004-05	2018-19	Yearly	0° N - 40° N; 60° E - 100° E	2MB
+12	Net Ecosystem Productivity - GIMMS	2'x2'			Single	India	300MB
+13	Net Ecosystem Productivity - MODIS	2'x2'			Single	India	270MB
+14	Net Primary Productivity - GIMMS	2'x2'			Single	India	300MB
+15	Net Primary Productivity - MODIS	2'x2'			Single	India	270MB
+16	OCM2: Albedo	1 Km	Jan-2013	Dec-2021	Fortnight	India	4 - 6MB
+17	OCM2: Filter Normalized Difference Vegetation Index	1 Km	Jan-2012	Jun-2021	Fortnight	India	4 - 6MB
+18	OCM2: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index - Global Coverage	8 Km	Jun-2013	Sep-2019	Monthly	Global Coverage	2 - 3MB
+19	OCM2: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index - Local Coverage	1 Km	Jan-2011	Dec-2021	Fortnight	India	4 - 6MB
+20	OCM2: Vegetation Fraction	1 Km	Jan-2011	Dec-2021	Fortnight	India	4 - 6MB
+21	OCM: Surface Water Layer Products_2Day Repeativity	0.0032 deg	Nov-2013	Feb-2016	2 Days	India	600KB
+22	Surface Soil Moisture - 2 Day	0.25X0.25 degree grid	Jul-2002	19-Dec-2023	2 days	India	50KB
+
+
+Ocean Sciences Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	Chlorophyll - OC2 - Global	4Km	Jan-2011	Dec-2020	8 Day, Monthly	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	30MB
+2	Chlorophyll - OC2 - North indian ocean	1Km	Jan-2010	Mar-2020	2 Day, 8 Day, Monthly	0° N - 30° N; 45° E - 100° E	15MB
+3	Chlorophyll - OC4 - Global	4Km	Jan-2011	Dec-2020	8 Day, Monthly	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	30MB
+4	Chlorophyll - OC4 - North indian ocean	1Km	Jan-2010	Mar-2020	2 Day, 8 Day, Monthly	0° N - 30° N; 45° E - 100° E	15MB
+5	Co-Tidal Map (K1O1) Amplitude-Phase	2'x2'			Single	5.5° N - 24° N; 68° E - 89.5° E	1MB
+6	Co-Tidal Map (M2S2) Amplitude-Phase	2'x2'			Single	5.5° N - 24° N; 68° E - 89.5° E	1MB
+7	Daily Ocean Heat Content of 700m Layer	0.25°	01-Jan-2002	till date (-7 days)	Daily	North Indian Ocean (30S - 30N; 30-120E )	0.5 - 1MB
+8	Daily Ocean Mean Temperature & Heat Content of Different Layers	0.25°	01-Jan-1998	till date (-7 days)	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	2MB
+9	Daily Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential	0.25°	01-Jan-1998	till date (-7 days)	Daily	North Indian Ocean (30S - 30N; 30-120E )	0.5MB
+10	Diffuse Attenuation Coefficient at 490 nm - Global	4Km	Jan-2011	Dec-2020	8 Day, Monthly	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	30MB
+11	Diffuse Attenuation Coefficient at 490 nm - North Indian ocean	1Km	Jan-2010	Mar-2020	2 Day, 8 Day, Monthly	0° N - 30° N; 45° E - 100° E	15MB
+12	Dissolved Inorganic Carbon	25Km	01-Jan-2014	15-Jan-2018	7 Day	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	10MB
+13	Eddy Kinetic Energy	0.25° X 0.25°	Jan-1993	Jun-2023	Monthly	30° S - 30° N; 40° E - 110° E	200KB
+14	Eddy Kinetic Energy - Daily	0.25° X 0.25°	01-Jan-1993	11-Jul-2023	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 40° E - 110° E	400KB
+15	Ekman Currents - Global	50Km	01-Apr-2013	24-Sep-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	3MB
+16	Ekman Currents - Indian Ocean	0.25° X 0.25°	01-Apr-2013	21-Feb-2014	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	2MB
+17	EOS-06 OCM-3 Ocean Chlorophyll (OC4) Global	4KM	Apr 2023	Till Date	Daily,8 Day, Monthly	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	6MB, 20MB, 25MB
+18	Geostrophic Currents - Global	25Km	01-Apr-2013	24-Sep-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+19	Geostrophic Currents - Indian Ocean	0.25° X 0.25°	01-Apr-2013	08-May-2014	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	2MB
+20	Mean Sea Level Anomaly	0.33° X 0.33°	Jan-1993	Dec-2011	Monthly	10° S - 30° N; 40° E - 110° E	200KB
+21	Model Derived Depth of 26°C ISOTHERM	0.5° x 0.5°	11-Jul-2013	till date (-15 days)	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	0.5MB
+22	Model Derived Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential	0.5° x 0.5°	11-Jul-2013	till date (-15 days)	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	0.5MB
+23	OSCAT Ocean Wind - 25Km	25Km	07-Jan-2010	29-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+24	OSCAT Ocean Wind - 50Km	0.5° x 0.5°	02-Jan-2010	01-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+25	OSCAT Ocean Wind Curl - 25Km	25Km	07-Jan-2010	29-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+26	OSCAT Ocean Wind Curl - 50Km	0.5° x 0.5°	02-Jan-2010	01-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+27	OSCAT Ocean Wind Stress - 25Km	25Km	07-Jan-2010	29-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+28	OSCAT Ocean Wind Stress - 50Km	0.5° x 0.5°	02-Jan-2010	01-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+29	SCATSAT Ocean Wind - 25Km	25Km	17-Oct-2016	26-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	20MB
+30	SCATSAT Ocean Wind - 50Km	50Km	03-Nov-2016	27-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	5MB
+31	SCATSAT Ocean Wind Curl - 25Km	25Km	17-Oct-2016	26-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	20MB
+32	SCATSAT Ocean Wind Curl - 50Km	50Km	03-Nov-2016	27-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	5MB
+33	SCATSAT Ocean Wind Stress - 25Km	25Km	17-Oct-2016	26-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	20MB
+34	SCATSAT Ocean Wind Stress - 50Km	50Km	03-Nov-2016	27-Oct-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	5MB
+35	SCATSAT Sea Level Pressure	0.5° x 0.5°	11-Oct-2016	01-Mar-2021	Daily	Global Oceans	1MB
+36	Sea Level Pressure	50Km	01-Feb-2010	30-Jan-2014	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	1MB
+37	Sea Surface Height - Global	25Km	01-Apr-2013	24-Sep-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	2MB
+38	Sea Surface Height - Indian Ocean	0.25° X 0.25°	01-Apr-2013	21-Feb-2014	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	1MB
+39	Total Alkalinity	25Km	01-Jan-1992	03-Jan-2018	Weekly	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	10MB
+40	Total Currents - Global	25Km	01-Apr-2013	24-Sep-2020	Daily	90° S - 90° N; 0° E - 360° E	3MB
+41	Total Currents - Indian Ocean	0.25° X 0.25°	01-Apr-2013	21-Feb-2014	Daily	30° S - 30° N; 30° E - 120° E	1MB
+
+
+Atmospheric and Climate Sciences Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	Atmospheric CO2				Single	Seven Stations	NA
+2	Cloud Cover(V2)-INSAT-3D 4KM	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	11-Jan-2018	14-June-2023	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+3	Cloud Fraction and Cloud Cover	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	01-Sep-2008	16-Jan-2021	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+4	Cloud Fraction & Cover(V1)-INSAT3D-25Km	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	01-Oct-2016	15-Jan-2021	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+5	Cloud Fraction & Cover(V1)-Kalpana1	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	01-Sep-2008	15-Sep-2021	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+6	Cloud Top Temperature-INSAT3D-25Km	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	01-Jan-2018	16-Jun-2023	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+7	Cloud Top Temperature-INSAT3D-50Km	0.10° x 0.10° , 0.25° x 0.25°	26-May-2022	16-Jun-2023	Half-Hourly	Indian Sub-continent (-10° - 45.5° N; 44.5° E - 105.5° E)	2 - 4MB
+8	Derived Tropospheric Ozone	1° x 1°	01-Jan-2010	13-Mar-2022	Daily	0° - 40° N; 60° E - 100° E	500KB
+9	Planetary Boundary Layer Height (Daily, 7 Day, Monthly)	0.25° x 0.25°	01-Sep-2014	01-Sep-2021	Daily	05° - 40° N; 50° E - 110° E	200 - 300KB
+
+
+Cryospheric Products Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	AWiFS: Snow Cover Fraction	3' X 3' Grid	Jan-2012	Nov-2023	Fortnight	Himalaya Region	100KB
+2	Snow Melt and Freeze	2.225 degree	Jan-2000	Dec-2018	2 Day	Himalaya Region	20KB
+3	Snowmelt Antarctica	2.225 degree	02-Nov-2001	26-Feb-2021	Daily	Antarctica	150KB
+
+
+ISRO Geosphere Biosphere Programme Products
+S.No.	Product	Resolution	Data Availability	Frequency	Coverage
+Tile Extent/Spatial Extent	File Size/
+Download (approx.)
+Start Period	Latest Period
+1	Above Ground Biomass (AGB) Data				Single	Four Stations	NA
+
+
+Bhuvan Thematic Services
+
+S.No.	Theme	Scale	Availability	Features	Webservices (WMS/WMTS) URL's	Datasets/Products/Reports Available
+1	Land Use Land Cover	1:50000	2005-06	Metadata, Analaysis, Statistics	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+2	Land Use Land Cover	1:50000	2011-12	Metadata, Analysis, Statistics	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document
+3	Land Use Land Cover	1:50000	2015-16	Metadata, Analysis, Statistics	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document
+4	Land Use Land Cover	1:250000	2004-05, 2005-06, ..., 2022-23	Metadata, Statistics	WMS: "https://bhuvan-ras2.nrsc.gov.in/cgi-bin/LULC250K.exe"	Data for Download , Technical Document , Map
+5	Land Use Land Cover: SIS-DP	1:10000	637 Districts	Visualization	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/sisdpv2/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/sisdpv2/wms"	-
+6	Land Use Land Cover: SIS-DP Phase2	1:10000	14 States (2018-23)	Visualization	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Data Download
+7	Land Degradation	1:50000	2005 - 2006	Metadata, Statistics	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+8	Land Degradation	1:50000	2015 - 2016	Metadata, Statistics	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+9	Urban Land Use: NUIS	1:10000	2006-07	Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec1.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/nuis/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec1.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/nuis/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+10	Wasteland	1:50000	2008-09	Statistics, Analysis, Query Shell, Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+11	Wasteland	1:50000	2015-16	Statistics, Analysis, Query Shell, Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+12	Glacial Lakes/Waterbodies	1:250000	Indian Himalayas	Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document
+13	Geomorphology	1:50000	2005-06	Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+14	Lineament	1:50000		Metadata	WMTS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/gwc/service/wmts"
+WMS: "https://bhuvan-vec2.nrsc.gov.in/bhuvan/wms"	Technical Document , Map
+15	Flood Hazard	1:250000	Derived from data aquired during floods: 1998-2007	Statistics, Analysis, Metadata	WMS: "https://bhuvan-ras2.nrsc.gov.in/cgi-bin/hazard.exe"	Technical Document , Map
+16	Flood Annual Layers	1:250000	1999 - 2010	Metadata	WMS: "https://bhuvan-ras2.nrsc.gov.in/cgi-bin/flood.exe"	Technical Document , Map
+17	Urban Sprawl		2005-2006, 2011-12 (5 States)	Visualization		-
+

db2/BhuvanNTR

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+Website - Bhuvan Govt of Andhra Pradesh NTR Vaidya Seva Trust
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/ntr
+Website Content Details - 
+bhuvan Govt of Andhra Pradesh NTR Vaidya Seva Trust is a geospatial portal developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in collaboration with the Government of Andhra Pradesh. The portal provides a comprehensive view of the health care facilities in the state, including government hospitals, private hospitals, and diagnostic centers. The portal can be used to locate the nearest health care facility, to find out about the services offered by a facility, and to book appointments online.
+
+The portal is available in English and Telugu languages. It can be accessed on the web or through a mobile app.
+
+The portal provides the following features:
+
+Hospital search: Users can search for hospitals by location, type, or scheme.
+Hospital profile: The hospital profile provides information about the hospital's location, contact details, services offered, and fees.
+Appointment booking: Users can book appointments online for government hospitals and private hospitals that participate in the scheme.
+Other features: The portal also provides information about health care schemes, health statistics, and health resources.
+The NTR Vaidya Seva Trust is a valuable resource for the people of Andhra Pradesh. It provides access to information about health care facilities and services, making it easier for people to access the care they need.

db2/BhuvanNabard

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+Website - Bhuvan NABARD (Monitoring of NABARD Watershed Projects using Geospatial Technology)
+National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/nabard/
+Website Content Description - 
+Web based monitoring and evaluation of 108 watershed projects is implemented in Gujarat (28), Rajasthan(31), Madhya Pradesh (13)  and Telangana(36). Resourcesat  IV and Cartosat series of satellite  data is being used  for monitoring the  watershed related activities on annual basis. GIS based customization is done for querying and analysis of available watershed data for watershed related Physical and Financial activities and is hosted in Bhuvan-NABARD. These efforts are useful for achieving transparency in monitoring the assets / activities, Application of RS in Natural Resource management and facilitating the linking management information system to geo spatial visualization.
+Bhuvan NABARD is a web-based geospatial platform developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in collaboration with the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD). The platform is used to monitor the progress of NABARD-funded watershed development projects across India.
+
+Bhuvan NABARD provides a range of features that allow users to visualize and analyze watershed data. These features include:
+
+Watershed boundary maps: The platform provides maps of all watersheds that have been funded by NABARD. These maps can be used to identify the location of watersheds, their boundaries, and their size.
+Physical and financial progress: The platform tracks the physical and financial progress of each watershed project. This information can be used to assess the effectiveness of projects and identify areas where improvements are needed.
+Interventions: The platform provides information on the interventions that have been implemented in each watershed project. This information can be used to understand how projects are designed to improve watershed management.
+Images and videos: The platform provides images and videos of watershed projects. This information can be used to gain a better understanding of the projects and their impact.
+Bhuvan NABARD is accessible to a variety of users, including NABARD staff, project implementing agencies, and the general public. The platform is available in both English and Hindi.
+
+To use Bhuvan NABARD, users must first create an account. Once an account has been created, users can access the platform by visiting the Bhuvan NABARD website.
+
+
+

db2/BhuvanNaha

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+Website - Bhuvan Water Resources Management Support: Maharashtra
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/mwrds/index.php
+Website Content Details - 
+NRSC, ISRO and WRD, Maharashtra has initiated efforts for better utilization of information services through Bhuvan by active interaction, participation and contribution.
+User can access Water bodies , LULC , Flood Information , Sugarcane Crop Monitoring , Irrigation potential utilization , monitoring of irrigation infrastracture and field data all laid out on the map of maharashtra 
+The National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), ISRO, and the Maharashtra Water Resources Department (WRD) have initiated efforts for better utilization of information services through Bhuvan by active interaction, participation, and contribution.
+
+Bhuvan is a web-based geoportal that provides access to a wide range of earth observation data and services. It is a valuable tool for water resources management, as it can be used to collect, analyze, and visualize data on a variety of water-related topics.
+
+The Bhuvan Water Resources Management Support initiative in Maharashtra is focused on the following areas:
+
+Capacity building: The NRSC is providing training and support to WRD staff in the use of Bhuvan for water resources management.
+Data sharing: The NRSC is working with WRD to share water-related data sets, including satellite imagery, hydrological data, and ground water data.
+Application development: The NRSC is working with WRD to develop new applications for Bhuvan that are tailored to the needs of water resources management in Maharashtra.
+The Bhuvan Water Resources Management Support initiative is expected to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of water resources management in Maharashtra. It will help WRD to make better decisions about water allocation, water conservation, and water quality management.
+
+Specific examples of how Bhuvan is being used for water resources management in Maharashtra include:
+
+Irrigation management: Bhuvan is being used to monitor irrigation water deliveries, identify areas of water stress, and plan irrigation schedules.
+Flood management: Bhuvan is being used to track floodwaters, identify areas at risk of flooding, and plan flood mitigation measures.
+Groundwater management: Bhuvan is being used to assess groundwater resources, identify areas of overexploitation, and plan groundwater recharge measures.
+The Bhuvan Water Resources Management Support initiative is a valuable partnership between the NRSC and WRD. It is helping to ensure that Maharashtra has the information and tools it needs to manage its water resources in a sustainable way.
+

db2/BhuvanNcert

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+Website - School Bhuvan 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/mhrd_ncert
+Website Content Description - 
+ School Bhuvan - NCERT
+A portal providing map based learning to bring awareness among the students about country's natural resources, environment and their role in sustainable development.
+The eportal provides access to 3 levels of elearning material and access to Bhuvan3D and BhuvanGIS 
+School Bhuvan: A Geoportal for Interactive Learning
+
+School Bhuvan is an online geo-learning portal developed by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) in India. Designed for primary and upper-primary school students, it offers a treasure trove of information and resources on various geography-related topics.
+
+Key Features of School Bhuvan:
+
+Interactive Maps: The portal boasts interactive maps of different parts of the world, enabling students to explore diverse geographical features like countries, continents, water bodies, and mountain ranges.
+
+Subject-based Content: Delving deeper into various geographical themes, School Bhuvan provides subject-based content covering natural resources, climate, population, and more. This content comes in the form of text, images, videos, and other engaging resources.
+
+Activities and Quizzes: To make learning fun and interactive, the portal features various activities and quizzes. These activities test students' understanding of geographical concepts and help them solidify their knowledge.
+
+Benefits of Using School Bhuvan:
+
+Engaging Learning Experience: School Bhuvan transforms geography learning from rote memorization to an exciting and interactive journey. Students can visualize concepts, explore real-world examples, and actively participate in the learning process.
+
+Enhanced Knowledge: The portal equips students with a comprehensive understanding of various geographical phenomena, their causes, and their consequences. This knowledge broadens their perspective and fosters a deeper appreciation for the world around them.
+
+Skill Development: By engaging with the activities and quizzes, students hone their critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. These skills are essential not only for academic success but also for thriving in the real world.

db2/BhuvanPMAY

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+Website - Bhuvan Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Housing for All (PMAY) (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/hfa/housing_for_all.php
+Website Content Details - 
+Bhuvan PMAY is a web-based application developed by the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in collaboration with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA). It is a part of the Bhuvan geoportal, which provides access to a wide range of geospatial data and services.
+
+Bhuvan PMAY provides a platform for tracking the progress of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), the Government of India's flagship housing scheme for the urban poor. The application allows users to view geo-tagged information about PMAY-funded housing projects, including the location of projects, the number of houses built or under construction, and the status of construction.
+
+The application is available to the public through the Bhuvan website. To use the application, users must create an account and login. Once logged in, users can view information about PMAY projects by state, district, city, or project type.
+
+The following are some of the features of Bhuvan PMAY:
+
+Geo-tagged information: The application provides geo-tagged information about PMAY-funded housing projects. This information includes the location of projects, the number of houses built or under construction, and the status of construction.
+Project status: The application allows users to view the status of PMAY projects. This information includes the project name, project location, project type, number of houses built or under construction, and the date of completion.
+Reporting: The application allows users to generate reports on the progress of PMAY projects. These reports can be used to track the progress of the scheme and identify areas where improvement is needed.
+Bhuvan PMAY is a valuable tool for tracking the progress of PMAY and ensuring that the scheme is implemented effectively. The application provides a wealth of information about PMAY projects, which can be used by policymakers, project implementers, and the public to monitor the progress of the scheme.
+
+Here are some specific examples of how Bhuvan PMAY can be used:
+
+Policymakers: Policymakers can use Bhuvan PMAY to track the progress of PMAY across the country. This information can be used to inform policy decisions and ensure that the scheme is meeting its objectives.
+Project implementers: Project implementers can use Bhuvan PMAY to track the progress of their projects. This information can be used to identify areas where improvement is needed and to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.
+Public: The public can use Bhuvan PMAY to learn about PMAY-funded housing projects in their area. This information can be used to hold policymakers and project implementers accountable for the implementation of the scheme.
+Bhuvan PMAY is a powerful tool that can be used to improve the transparency and accountability of PMAY. The application is a valuable resource for policymakers, project implementers, and the public, and it can help to ensure that the scheme is implemented effectively and that the needs of the urban poor are met.
+

db2/BhuvanPMDC

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+Website - Bhuvan PDMC (Per Drop More Crop)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pdmc/
+Website Content Details -
+ Bhuvan PDMC is a website and smartphone app combination designed to facilitate the geo-tagging of assets created under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana - Per Drop More Crop (PMKSY-PDMC) scheme. This scheme focuses on improving water use efficiency in Indian agriculture through micro-irrigation systems, efficient water conveyance, and precision irrigation technologies.
+
+Website (bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pdmc):
+
+Home: The central hub provides an overview of the portal, user login options (citizen or authorized officer), and access to important tools and resources.
+Field Data Viewer: This interactive map interface allows users to:
+Visualize assets: Filter and view the location of micro-irrigation structures (check dams, farm ponds, borewells, etc.) and other interventions undertaken under PDMC across India.
+Map layers: Overlay various thematic layers like satellite imagery, administrative boundaries, water bodies, and infrastructure.
+Details on hover: Clicking on an asset reveals its type, location coordinates, date of creation, implementing agency, and photos/info if available.
+Download data: Export asset data in Excel format for further analysis.
+Profile: Authorized officers can access their profile management and data submission section.
+Dashboard: Offers summary statistics on the number of assets created, funding allocated, and scheme coverage across various states and districts.
+Tools: Provides additional functionalities like measuring distances and areas, adding user-defined layers, and navigating the map.
+Resources: A library of documents and manuals related to Bhuvan PDMC, user guidelines, and FAQs.
+Discussion Forum: A platform for authorized officers to interact and discuss technical aspects of data collection and scheme implementation.
+Mobile App (Bhuvan PDMC APK):
+
+Designed for field officers responsible for data collection.
+Allows capturing GPS coordinates and basic information about newly created PDMC assets.
+Uploads captured data to the Bhuvan PDMC website for centralized storage and analysis.
+Benefits of Bhuvan PDMC:
+
+Transparency and accountability: Provides real-time information on asset location and utilization, ensuring transparency in scheme implementation.
+Improved monitoring and evaluation: Facilitates tracking progress, identifying gaps, and evaluating the effectiveness of the PMKSY-PDMC scheme.
+Data-driven decision making: Aids in planning future interventions, allocating resources efficiently, and targeting areas with the greatest need for improvements in water management.
+Enhanced coordination: Fosters communication and collaboration between implementing agencies and stakeholders.
+Challenges and Future Possibilities:
+
+Data accuracy and completeness: Ensuring consistent and reliable data entry by field officers remains a crucial challenge.
+Offline functionality: Expanding app capabilities to work offline in areas with limited internet connectivity would improve data collection efficiency.
+Advanced analytics: Integrating advanced geospatial analysis tools can unlock deeper insights from the collected data.
+Overall, Bhuvan PDMC plays a vital role in the successful implementation and monitoring of the PMKSY-PDMC scheme. Its potential to revolutionize water management in Indian agriculture through data-driven decision making and transparency is immense.

db2/BhuvanPMGSY

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+Website - Use of Geo-informatics in Rural Road Projects under PMGSY
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pmgsy/home/index.php
+Website Content Details - 
+Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) under the Ministry of Rural Development was conceptualized and launched on 25th December, 2000 as a centrally sponsored scheme, with the broad objective of sustainable poverty reduction in rural areas. The main objective of PMGSY is to provide basic access by way of single all-weather road to all eligible unconnected habitations in the Core Network. Under PMGSY, approx. 6,26,034 km of length has been constructed till 31st March 2020. It is a challenge to manage such a gigantic activity using traditional methods, which is not only tedious and time-consuming but also difficult to ensure timely retrieval of the desired information. To overcome these difficulties, the use of Geo Informatics is taken up to help in effective planning, decision making and monitoring of PMGSY roads.
+
+The Tripartite Agreement on Use of Geo Informatics in Rural Road Projects under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) was made and executed at New Delhi on 7th March, 2017 between National Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (NRIDA), National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) and Center for Geo-Informatics Application in Rural Development (CGARD). Under this project National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) and National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD) has jointly taken up to produce geospatial datasets for the country. This project is to extract and identify roads connectivity status in terms of length based on inputs provided by NRIDA. This includes generating a spatial database on road connectivity with respect to habitations connected under completed roads. Hence, it is essential to generate a rural road map based on satellite imagery for the roads sanctioned from the year 2000-01 onwards for further investigation and analysis.
+

db2/BhuvanPmjvk

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+Website - Bhuvan MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (pmjvk)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pmjvk
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK) is a geospatial mapping initiative launched by the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MoMA) in 2023. The initiative aims to create a comprehensive geospatial map of all the physical assets created under the PMJVK scheme across India. This map will be accessible to the public through the Bhuvan portal, a geospatial platform developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
+
+The geotagging of PMJVK assets will be carried out by field surveyors using the BhuvanPMJVK app. The app provides a user-friendly interface for entering data about the asset, such as its location, type, and status. Once the data is collected, it is sent to the Bhuvan server for processing.
+
+The geotagging of PMJVK assets will have several benefits. First, it will provide a comprehensive and up-to-date record of all the physical assets created under the scheme. This information will be useful for monitoring the progress of the scheme and for assessing its impact on the socio-economic development of minority communities.
+
+Second, the geotagging will make it easier for people to access the benefits of the PMJVK scheme. For example, people can use the Bhuvan map to find the nearest school, hospital, or skill development centre.
+
+Third, the geotagging will help to promote transparency and accountability in the implementation of the PMJVK scheme. The public will be able to view the geospatial map of PMJVK assets and track the progress of the scheme.
+
+

db2/BhuvanPunjab

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+Website - Bhuvan Punjab Forests
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pb_forest/
+Website Content Details -
+The Bhuvan Punjab Forest Portal, also known as ISRO's Geoportal: Know Your Forest -Punjab, is a dedicated online platform providing comprehensive information and services related to the forests of Punjab state in India.
+
+Here's some key information about the portal:
+
+Main Features:
+
+Interactive Map: The portal showcases an interactive map of Punjab, allowing you to explore various aspects of the state's forests including:
+
+Forest boundaries: Visualize the extent and distribution of different forest types across Punjab.
+Satellite imagery: Get a close-up view of forest areas with high-resolution satellite imagery.
+Forest circles and divisions: Navigate through the administrative divisions of Punjab's forest department.
+Land use and cover: Understand the distribution of different land types within forest areas, such as dense forest, open forest, scrubland, etc.
+Protected areas: Identify and learn about wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and other protected areas within Punjab's forests.
+Information Resources: The portal provides access to a wealth of information related to Punjab's forests, including:
+
+Forest types: Descriptions and details about the different forest types found in Punjab.
+Flora and fauna: Information about the diverse plant and animal species inhabiting Punjab's forests.
+Forest management: Learn about the practices and initiatives implemented by the Punjab Forest Department for managing and protecting the forests.
+News and updates: Stay informed about the latest developments and news related to Punjab's forests.
+Additional Tools: The portal offers several tools for your convenience:
+
+Get directions: Plan your travel routes to specific forest locations within Punjab.
+Proximity search: Find points of interest like rest houses, eco-tourism spots, or specific landmarks within or near forest areas.
+Measure area and length: Calculate the size of specific forest areas or distances within the map.
+Benefits:
+
+The Bhuvan Punjab Forest Portal is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the forests of Punjab. It provides:
+
+Transparency and accessibility: Easy access to information about Punjab's forests for researchers, students, forest enthusiasts, and the general public.
+Improved forest management: Supporting the Punjab Forest Department in their efforts to monitor, manage, and protect the state's forests.
+Promoting eco-tourism: Encouraging responsible tourism and raising awareness about the importance of conserving natural resources.
+Accessing the Portal:
+
+You can access the Bhuvan Punjab Forest Portal through this link: https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/pb_forest/
+
+Additional Resources:
+
+Bhuvan - Gateway to Indian Earth Observation Data Products and Services: https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/
+ISRO's Geoportal: https://bhuvan.nrsc.gov.in/

db2/BhuvanRBI

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+Website - Bhuvan RBI (Reserve Bank of India) Portal 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/rbi/
+Website Content Details -
+this website has 
+Geo-tagging of Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
+Assets using Geoportal Technologies
+Bhuvan RBI - To Support RBI for mapping and effective management for all banks in India. Geotagging initiative is taken up using an android app to precisely locate RBI various banking units like Branch/ATMs/Administrative Office/Electronic Kiosk etc,. through Bhuvan Geoportal.
+Portal provides facility to visualise asset spread in the context of high resolution image backdrop with GIS analytical capabilities.
+This mapping system is a collaborative effort between Reserve Bank of India and National Remote Sensing Center, ISRO.

db2/BhuvanRUSA

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+Website - Bhuvan MHRD RUSA (Ministry of Human Resource Development , Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan)
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/mhrd_rusa
+Website Content Details - 
+Provides a web-based platform to access and visualize the geo-tagged data collected through the Bhuvan RUSA mobile app.
+Offers a more comprehensive and interactive experience than the mobile app.
+Allows users to generate reports, conduct spatial analysis, and view historical data trends.
+Key features:
+Interactive maps: Visualize the location of RUSA-funded works across India, with options to zoom in, filter data, and view detailed information for individual projects.
+Data visualization: View charts and graphs that illustrate the progress of RUSA-funded works, categorized by various parameters such as construction type, completion status, and funding allocation.
+Reporting tools: Generate customized reports on specific projects or regions, download data in various formats (e.g., CSV, PDF), and share findings with stakeholders.
+Spatial analysis: Conduct spatial queries and analysis to identify patterns, trends, and potential issues, such as delays in project completion or clustering of projects in certain areas.
+Who can use it:
+
+Government officials responsible for monitoring RUSA progress
+Educational institutions involved in RUSA projects
+Researchers and analysts studying higher education in India
+Public interested in tracking RUSA's impact
+How to access:
+
+Visit the website URL provided above.
+No registration or login is required for basic access to the maps and data visualizations.
+Some features, such as report generation and spatial analysis, might require user authentication.

db2/BhuvanSaraswati

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+Website - Bhuvan Saraswati 
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/saraswati/
+Website Content Details -
+Map Visualization: View layers of data overlaid on interactive maps, including satellite imagery, terrain, administrative boundaries, drainage lines, and locations of archaeological sites and drilling.
+Query and Download: Perform spatial queries to find specific archaeological sites or drilling locations, and download relevant data (satellite images, palaeochannel maps, reports, and published papers) for further analysis.
+Information about Saraswati: Access detailed information about the Saraswati River in its historical, geological, and archaeological context, including references from ancient Indian texts.
+Additional Points:
+
+The portal is currently in version 1.0 and still under development, with potential improvements planned for the future.
+While it provides valuable data and insights, it's essential to acknowledge the disclaimer on the website regarding potential limitations and errors.
+Further Resources:
+
+You can access the Bhuvan Portal for Saraswati Palaeochannels here: https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/saraswati/saraswati.php
+For more information about the Saraswati River and its palaeochannels, you can refer to the dedicated section on the portal or explore other online resources and academic publications.

db2/BhuvanThematic

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+Website - Bhuvan Thematic Data Dissemination
+Website URL - https://bhuvan-app1.nrsc.gov.in/thematic/thematic/index.php 
+Website Content Details -
+Bhuvan Thematic is a thematic data dissemination service of the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), an autonomous body under the Department of Space, Government of India. It provides a wide range of thematic data layers on India, including land use land cover, wasteland, geomorphology, urban land use, urban sprawl, erosion, water bodies, salt affected & water logged area, flood hazard, and glacial lakes and water bodies.
+Thematic data layers are used to understand the spatial distribution of different features and phenomena on the Earth's surface. They can be used for a variety of purposes, including
+
+Planning and development
+Natural resource management
+Disaster management
+Environmental monitoring
+Research
+Bhuvan Thematic data layers are available in a variety of formats, including vector, raster, and image. They can be accessed and used through the Bhuvan web portal, or through OGC web services.
+
+Some of the benefits of using Bhuvan Thematic data layers include:
+
+They are free and open access.
+They are high-resolution and accurate.
+They are updated regularly.
+They are available in a variety of formats.
+Bhuvan Thematic data layers are a valuable resource for anyone who needs to understand the spatial distribution of different features and phenomena on the Earth's surface.