GeoSmart Cities
Theme: Empowering through Inclusion – A holistic approachSpeakers


Pune Smart City

Trimble

Town and Country Planning
Govt. of India
LEVERAGING GEO-SPATIAL TECHNOLOGY FOR URBAN PLANNING & MANAGEMENT

World Resources Institute
Empowering through inclusion - a holistic approach

Cyient

Vikas Kanungo Senior Consultant
World Bank

Niti Aayog

Urban Mass Transit Co.

Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System Ltd.

Chalo

Technical Services
Hexagon Geospatial

Land Products, Applanix Canada

World Resources Institute
Maximising Asset Utilisation

Vishnu Chandra DDG & Group Head - RS & GIS, Utility Mapping and Housing & Urban Affairs and Additional Financial Advisor
National Informatics Centre

Leica Geosystems

Naya Raipur Development Authority

Oracle
Graph Analytics for a Smart City

Scanpoint Geomatics Ltd
Digital Transformation for Smart Living

Scientist
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt. of India

Utilities & Geospatial BU, Cyient
Field health monitoring

Dr. K.J. Ramesh Director General of Meteorology
India Meteorological Department
Government of India

Information Technology Development Agency
Uttarakhand


Data Security Council of India
Safe and Secure Smart Cities

Micronet
Earth Observation Solutions in Safe and Resilient Cities

Kamala Nehru College
University of Delhi

Ceinsys Tech Ltd.

Const. BIM / CIM ,FARO Business Technologies (I) Pvt Ltd
3D Scanning for Smart cities Design & Construction

SkyMap Global

K K Geosystem Pvt. Ltd.
GeoSmart Energy

Schnell Tech - Schneider-Digital

Infosys BPM

Here Tech

Get My Parking

Smarg Technologies Private Limited

Gathi
With India’s young and rapidly growing population, the country needs thriving cities that are sustainable in the long run. If handled well, India can reap significant benefits from urbanization which is projected to account for 40% of India’s population by 2030. To make sure that tomorrow’s cities provide opportunities for all, it is essential to understand that the concept of inclusive cities involves multiple spatial, social and economic factors. The Smart Cities track will feature experts in Smart Governance, Inclusivity, Sustainability, Mobility, Safety, Communication, Infrastructure, Health and Education. We will provide a platform that will enable us to drive technology to think, recognize, learn, problem-solve and carry out decision-making in the development of Smart Cities in India using geospatial strategy as the base.
GeoSmart 2019 will bring together prominent leaders of the government and the industry to help understand the potential of machine learning, IoT and geospatial big data in the planning of cities that provide health, education, opportunities and amenities for all. The Smart Cities Conference. It is an initiative dedicated to open, inclusive, formal and informal dialogue on Smart City issues among all interested stakeholders.