With a view to monitor and regulate tourism activities in the coastal zone and ensure compliance with Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) norms, the Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) will carry out aerial survey and mapping of the coastal stretch in North Goa. National Geospatial District Policy 2022. GSPCB announced this decision in its recent board meeting held on January 9. The purpose of aerial survey is to demarcate hotels, residential buildings, houses, beach huts, amusement parks, open plots and other tourist entertainment related activities on the beaches. North Goa. According to the Pollution Control Board, aerial survey is essential and the information collected through it is widely accepted for the management and protection of coastal resources. of the environment. The Pollution Control Board hopes that the aerial survey will provide a comprehensive and updated database of the coastal expanse and help in tourism planning and development. Other activities in a sustainable manner. It is also expected that the survey will facilitate the implementation of the National Geospatial Policy 2022 and contribute to national development, economic prosperity and prosperity. Information economy. The National Geospatial Policy 2022 is a citizen-centric policy that liberalizes the geospatial sector and democratizes datasets generated using public funds. It aims to establish highly accurate digital elevation models (DEM) for the country as well as high-resolution topographic survey and mapping by 2030. It seeks to create, nurture and develop a geospatial ecosystem that will enable and encourage spatial thinking, enhance geospatial knowledge, strengthen geospatial infrastructure, enhance capacity building and geospatial data , will promote and promote the effective use of products, services and solutions (GDPSS). Geospatial Entrepreneurship.
Aerial survey in coastal belt to check CRZ standard compliance
