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Ever since India embarked on economic reforms in early 1990s, infrastructure development has remained top priority for successive governments. With the economy clocking a growth rate of over 8%, it is estimated that a staggering US $ 320 billion would be required by all the infrastructure sectors put together over the next five years. And today, it is no exaggeration to say that infrastructure - be it roads, urban development, power, telecom, transport, utilities planning and management - technology, more specifically, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), holds the key. Why GIS for infrastructure? |
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