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IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THEME: GEOBUILD INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SMART CITIES
11TH – 12TH FEBRUARY, 2015, HICC – HYDERABAD, INDIA
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BACKGROUND
I
ndia’s economy is expanding rapidly
with 2/3rds of the GDP already generated in India’s cities. The rural to urban
migration patterns are accelerating, in
the hope of finding better employment
opportunities and living standards for the
ever growing population in the country.
India’s is urbanising at an unprecedented rate, so much that estimates suggest
nearly 600 million of Indians will be living
in cities by 2030, up from 290 million as reported in the 2001 census.
India needs to address the current problems of developing good infrastructure,
solid waste disposal, flood management,
storm water and sewerage system etc.,
resulting in urban decay, traffic gridlock
and thereby a deteriorating quality of life
for many of its citizens. The wave of urbanisation that is sweeping across India represents one of the country’s greatest opportunities as well as one of its most serious
challenges.
‘Smart Cities’ backed by ‘Smart Infrastructure’ has to be the definitive mantra to
combat this massive challenge.
Exploring the ‘BUILD’ Opportunity for Smarter Cities in India
Sector
Announcement in Budget (2014-15)
Construction of 94 modern toilets on PPP model - Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan
Solid Waste
Management Two new waste-to-energy plants proposed
Zero waste management plant proposed in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
Roads &
Highways
Realty
Investment in NHAI and state highways to the tune of Rs 37,887
crore, including Rs 3000 crore for North East
INR 14,389 crore for PM Sadak Yojana for village roads
Rs 7,060 crore allocated for building new cities
FDI in housing: Low cost housings to be encouraged
16 new port projects to be awarded this year
Ports
Rs 11,600 cr for developing outer harbour projects
Kakinada port to be developed for handling hardware exports
India plans to increase the number of operational airports to 250
by the year 2030
Aviation
Greenfield airport at Navi Mumbai, Mopa (Goa) and some
brownfield airports of Airports Authority of India (AAI) and 50
airports under the low cost model are to be developed all over
the country, including under PPP
Construction of six high-capacity, high-speed dedicated freight
corridors along the Golden Quadrilateral and its diagonals
Railway
Metro will be proposed in cities with over 2 million population.
Metro will come up in Lucknow and Kanpur
Rs. 100 cr set aside for metro scheme in Ahmedabad and Lucknow
Rs 1000 crore provided for rail connectivity in northeastern region
GEOBUILD SMART
INFRASTRUCTURE 2015 PLATFORM
With a dedicated focus on the Infrastructure vertical, Geospatial Media and Communications brings to you a high level
discussion forum, GeoBuild Infrastructure
2015. The Summit will be held during 11th
to 12th February, 2015 at Hyderabad, India. It aims to bring together experts from
the Geospatial, AEC and Infrastructure
industry face to face with the various city
administrators like – Mayors, Municipal
Commissioners, and Local Urban Bodies
from across India. It will be focused on addressing challenges and opportunities of
the Infrastructure sector in India in terms
of constructing and maintaining the right
kind of infrastructure required for smart cities. In addition, it will showcase solutions by
who’s who of the industry that can help
you gain more accurate, accessible, and
actionable insight, which will apparently
help you throughout the execution and
lifecycle the projects.
GEOBUILD SMART INFRASTRUCTURE 2015 OBJECTIVE
Acknowledging the great importance of the ‘Smart Cities’
initiative by the Indian Government, Geospatial Media is proud
to organize the 2015 edition of GeoBuild Infrastructure during
11th to 12th February at Hyderabad, India. With the theme –
“GeoBuild Infrastructure for Smart Cities”, this program will trace
the importance of various aspects of infrastructure that needs to
be planned, designed, built and operated in order to provide
the ‘Smart’ attribute to a city development. This dedicated
program on Smart Infrastructure will be held for two consecutive
days featuring the designated heads of municipalities, urban/
city planning, research/academic institutes, builders, engineers/
consultants, technology providers, and many more which will
finally culminate with a closed-door and exclusive “Mayor’s
Conclave” that will pit the - Municipal Commissioners, Senior
Town Planners and Technology Providers along with other
important stakeholders of the industry from around the country in
front of each other in a round-table discussion format.
SCOPE
 Provide a forum for the interchange of ideas among the City
Administrators, AEC Representatives and experts from the ICT
and Geospatial Industry
 Discussion on state-of-the-art technology with respect to the
construction and maintenance process of smart infrastructure
 Seed the development of innovative ideas for modern transportation infrastructure - construction and management; housing
– construction; utilities - construction
PROGRAM OUTLINE
PLENARY THEMES
SPOTLIGHT
MAYOR’S CONCLAVE
Watch out for the exclusive (by
invitation only) “Mayors Conclave”
that will witness participation from
Mayors and Municipal Commissioners
from across multiple states of India,
who along with the Industry will discuss
on their planned initiatives for their
respective cities. This special roundtable discussion has been aptly titled –
Pledge for a Smart City.
TARGET AUDIENCE
 Policy Makers
 City Administrators
 Government & Public Sector
Undertakings
 Infrastructure Developers (Public/
Private)
 Construction Companies/ EPC
Contractors
 Engineering Companies
 Consultants (Environmental/
Engineering/ Project Management)
 Waste Management, Water
Management, Smart Metering,
Smart Grid and Other Utility
Consultants/Experts/Service
Providers
 Funding Agencies
 Project Executing Agencies at
National and State Level
 IT Solutions Providers
 Academic & Research Bodies
 Geospatial Industry Experts
Laying the ‘Smart’ Policy Framework
The National Government of India is keen to lay a policy
framework for development of Smart Cities that are citizencentric rather than being policy-centric. This would mean
re-looking at the existing, or, old laws and frame policies
that benefits the citizens. Many new cities will develop along with
the development of existing cities in the ‘smart city’ drive, wherein,
the private sector is expected to play a significant role in the development of smart infrastructure that includes - roads, pedestrian
pathways, public toilets, water and sewer networks, street lighting,
signal systems, gas supply, solid waste management systems,
drainage network and safety and security devices.
Adding ‘Smartness’ to Cities with Geospatial Information and Technology
Many countries around the world are taking ‘smartness’
to the next level. This involves increasing adoption of
high-end sensor-based ICT infrastructure to collect data
from various places in the city, analyse the data and
provide real-time information to people—often called “situational awareness” for the public. It could be insights on traffic
congestion, parking space availability or weather or any other
useful information.
Sustainable Infrastructure Construction: Foundation of a Smart City
For any smart city, a sustainable physical infrastructure is
the key. Whether it is the construction of a stand-alone
building, or, it can be roadways, bridge, airport, etc.,
self sustaining structures that not only recovers its cost,
but, also generates its maintenance amount while continuing to
provide optimal output.
TECHNICAL THEMES
Geospatial Enabling Smart Transportation
Infrastructure Management
The ‘Smart’ Transport - MRT, LRT,
BRT, Metro Rail, Mono Rail, Trams,
etc.
A ‘Pollution-Free’ Commute in a
Smart City – Adopting Walking,
Cycling and Non-Motorized
Vehicles
Infrastructure Construction
Building the Next-Gen Railways,
Airports and Seaports
Roadmap for Robust
Transportation- Roadways,
Highways, Bridges, Industrial
Corridors and Waterways
Traffic Decongestion
Geospatial Enabling Smart Housing
Embedding Geospatial into BIM
for ‘Smart’ Buildings
The ’Green’ Building
Reconstructing of Physical
Infrastructure
Geospatial Enabling Smart Utility Services
Integrated Water Management
Solid Waste Management
Smart Electricity
Smart Utility Services for Citizens
Participatory Governance with ICT: Focus on G-Tech (Panel Discussion)
Participatory Governance Through Social Networks
EXHIBITION
(to be hosted jointly with IGF 2015 Exhibition)
The joint exhibition with IGF 2015 offers:
 Exhibition by industry leaders, showcasing
cutting-edge technology available in the
market
 First-hand consultation with well-known
solution providers on current and future best
practices in geospatial domain
 High quality audiences from across the
region representing diverse user segments
 Spacious networking area for business
interactions
For queries, write to [email protected]
REGISTRATION FEES
Indian
Delegates
(in INR)
SAARC
Delegates
(in USD)
Overseas Delegates
(in USD)
Government / NGOs / Private / Industry
5000
100
400
Academia / Researchers
3000
60
300
Students
2000
50
150
Category
All fees inclusive of taxes
CONTACT
FOR GENERAL INFORMATION
Prodipto Ghosh
[email protected] FOR REGISTRATION
Mohit Saxena [email protected]+91-9711309868
+91-7838943564
FOR EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES
Abhay Singh [email protected]+91-9891902936
GeoBuild Smart Infrastructure 2015 Secretariat
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MEET THE EXPERTS
Durga Shankar Mishra
Additional Secretary, Ministry of
Urban Development
Jean-Baptiste “JB” Monnier
Senior Vice President, Bentley
Asia Operations
Kaushik Chakraborty
Vice President – Strategic
Partner Alliances
Hexagon Geospatial
Arnout Desmet
Vice President, Tomtom
Anne Kemp
Director - BIM Strategy and
Development, Atkins, UK
Eng. Thamara
Mallawaarachchi
Deputy Municipal Commissioner, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Ajay Pradhan
Managing Director, CH2MHILL
India
Amit Bhatt
Head - Urban Transport,
EMBARQ India
Dhruva Rajan
Technology Director, Geospoc
Jay Shah
Director, Access Architects,
India
Sunil Joshi
AVP, Neilsoft
Neeraj Bansal
Partner – Advisory Services,
Head of Real Estate and Construction, KPMG, India
Marcello Maranesi
CEO, eGeos
Dr. Gora Mboup
President & CEO, Global
Observatory linking Research
to Action (GORA), United States
Satish Panchal
Managing Director, Vadodara
Enviro Channel Ltd., India
Smt. Rajani Seshasayee
Hon’ble Mayor, Rajahmundry
Smt. Shakuntala Bharti
Hon’ble Mayor, Aligarh
Dr. Mohamad Kassem
Associate Professor - Engineering Project Management,
Teesside University, UK
Oscar Jarquin
Former Caltrans GIS, Program
Manager, California Department of Transportation, USA
Many More…