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GS CORENET

A SOFTWARE FOR PREPARING CORE NETWORK OF ROADS UNDER PMGSY (PRADHAN MANTRI GRAM SADAK YOJANA)

Objective of PMGSY

The primary objective of the PMGSY is to provide Connectivity, by way of an All-weather Road (with necessary culverts and cross-drainage structures, which is operable throughout the year), to the unconnected Habitations in the rural areas, in such a way that Habitations with a population of 1000 persons and above are covered in three years (2000-2003) and all Unconnected Habitations with a population of 500 persons and above by the end of the Tenth Plan Period (2007). In respect of the Hill States and the Desert Areas (as identified in the Desert Development Programme) as well as the Tribal (Schedule V) areas, the objective would be to connect Habitations with a population of 250 persons and above.

Objective of CORE NETWORK

A Core Network is that minimal Network of roads (routes) that is essential to provide Basic access to essential social economic services to all eligible habitations in the selected areas through at least single all-weather road connectivity.

The PMGSY envisages only single road Connectivity to be provided. If a Habitation is already connected to another connected Habitation by way of an All-weather road, then no further work can be taken up under the PMGSY at that habitation.

GS CORENET is a simple, yet powerful tool for design and analysis of statistical data of Core Network as required by the PMGSY Scheme.

GS CORENET takes inventory of habitations (Format-I), Inventory of Roads (Format-II), Inventory of Primary Road Network (Format-III) as the basic input and automatically prepares list of habitations with no-connectivity / multiple connectivity. This greatly reduces the time and efforts required by the departmental personnel to design and analyse the Core Network.

GS CORENET also prepares automatically all statutory schedules required by the PMGSY such as MP-I, MP-III, CN-I, CN-II, CN-III, CN-IV, CN-V, CN-VI etc for each Block (Taluka) / District.

Currently we are engaged in preparing Core-Network for Utter Pradesh Govt through their State agency RES (Rural Engineering Services). We have successfully demonstrated our skill-set, Software GS CORENET and methodology to PMGSY Technical Head Dr.Chandrashekar at PMGSY, New Delhi and Mr. Ashok Kumar (Rural Road Expert-World Bank Cell) and are appreciated by them.

	Salient Features True 32 Bit Application Available under Win95/98/NT/2000/XP platforms Developed using state of the art Client/Server Multi-tier technology Easy to use Menu Driven GUI front-end, true Multi-tasking Deployment in stand-alone, Client server, Intranet & Internet environments All reports can be exported to a number of popular formats Exported data can be used to upload various formats on PMGSY’s website Can be deployed over LAN, WAN, Broad Band Networks, and VPN etc. Powerful yet highly scalable Back-end Relational databases Strictly adheres to the guidelines as stipulated in SP-20 and Letter No. P-12025/8/2001-RC (Pt) Government of India Ministry of Rural Development All formats and schedules/reports are in accordance with the requirements of PMGSY Powerful Query Tool to Optimise Reporting Automatically enforces PMGSY guidelines Complete details of PMGSY at your finger Tips always
	Modules
	MASTERS
	Districts This module takes the names of all districts where PMGSY Scheme is being implemented.
	Blocks This module takes the names of all the blocks/Talukas within a district, where PMGSY Scheme is being implemented.
	FORMAT – I (INVENTORY OF HABITATIONS BLOCKWISE) In this module all eligible habitations are entered with other necessary details like total population, SC/ST population, Facilities available etc. GS CORENET automatically assigns the habitation codes to each habitation. The system also calculates the U/V (Utility Value) for each habitation automatically. This has got a generic query option, where one can query the table on many criteria. There is a summarised report also which summarizes all key information related to habitations.
	FORMAT – II (INVENTORY OF EXISTING ROADS BLOCKWISE) In this module, details of Roads (Secondary Road Network) with details like length, Soil type, Terrain Type, width, surface condition, existing CD works, Habitation served etc are recorded. All roads are classified as NH (National highways), SH (state Highways), MDR (Main district Roads), ODR (Other district roads), VR (Village roads). Based on the data, the system automatically analyses as the road is AWR (all weather road, which can be negotiated through all seasons) or FWR (Fair weather roads, which can not be negotiated through all seasons). The module also shows all habitations with double /multiple connectivity with different colour for easy identification. This module also automatically identifies roads as either Thorugh Road or Link Road as is specified in the Guidelines of PMGSY. This has got a generic query option, where one can query the table on many criteria.
	FORMAT – III (INVENTORY OF PRIMARY ROAD NETWORK BLOCKWISE) In this only road details of primary Road Network (comprising of NH, SH, MDR) are entered with all related information of Roads.
	REPORTS
	STATEMENT MP-I This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of villages/Habitations with their respective populations for a given district block wise.
	STATEMENT MP-III This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of villages/Habitations with their respective populations and status of connectivity like connected/Un-connected for a district block wise.
	LIST OF HABITATIONS WITH STATUS NEW CONNECTIVITY This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of Habitations with the status New-Connectivity. All habitations tabulated here require new roads to be proposed under PMGSY Scheme.
	LIST OF HABITATIONS WITH STATUS UN-CONNECTED This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of Habitations with the status Un-Connected. All habitations tabulated here require roads to be upgraded from FWR to AWR status by upgrading either the road surface or by suitably providing CD/drains.
	FORMAT CN-I (PART-I Population Served Directly) This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of all link roads along with the habitations served by each road with other relevant details like population, connectivity status, surface condition of road, road length etc.
	FORMAT CN-I (PART-II Population Served Indirectly) This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report of all Through roads along with their link roads and the habitations served by each road with details like population etc.
	FORMAT CN-II (PART-I) This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives cross-tab report on number of connected/unconnected habitations catagorised under various population criteria for the whole district summarised for each block in the district.
	FORMAT CN-II (PART-II) This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives cross-tab report on length of roads for connected habitations of core network catagorised under various population criteria for the whole district summarised for each block in the district.
	FORMAT CN-III This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives cross-tab report on Total Road Length in the Block against Total Road Length in the Block in the Core Network for the whole district summarised for each block in the district.
	FORMAT CN-IV & V This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives cross-tab report on Total Road Length in the Block, Length of NH & SH considered in the Core Network and Length of MDR considered in the Core Network for the whole district summarised for each block in the district. This also gives the complete summary for the entire district.
	FORMAT CN-VI This is statement generated by GS CORENET, which gives tabular report on all proposed roads to be taken up for upgradation along with all details like length of road, existing road surface, habitation being connected, its population etc. This report also gives a summary for the entire block.
	DIGITAL MAP We prepare all the Digital Map using CAD-MAP (CORE NETWORK MAP) which co-relates the data.
	CNCPL (Comprehensive New Connectivity Priority List) and CUPL (Comprehensive Upgradation Priority List) We prepare the District wise and Block wise CNCPL (Comprehensive New Connectivity Priority List) and CUPL (Comprehensive Upgradation Priority List) according to NRRDA guidelines for enabling PIU (Project Implementation Unit) PMGSY and Zilla Panchayats to select roads on the population criteria. This report is segregated population wise as 1000+, 500-999 and 499 and below.