Full text: Proceedings; XXI International Congress for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (Part B4-1)

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POSSIBILITY OF SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE (SDI) APPLICATION 
MD.MOSHARAF HOSSAIN 
Survey of Bangladesh 
Planning and Management of National Mapping and Surveying 
ABSTRACT: 
Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) support information discovery, access and use of this information in the decision-making process 
together with the associated infrastructures that is Geographical information is vital to make sound decisions at the local, regional and 
global levels. Flood mitigation, Community land use assessments, Environmental restoration, Business development, Disaster 
recovery and Crime Management are just few examples of areas in which decision-makes are benefiting from geographic 
information. Application of SDI and GIS is equipped with standard administrative code which administrative code which will be the 
key for joining the spatial data and attribute statistical data.This technical report dwelt on the constructing and utilizing Spatial data 
infrastructure (SDI) in pilots areas. It involves creation of features in theme Layers and their corresponding attribute information in 
theme tables. The overview of GIS technology, data acquisition, data management and analysis is also covered. The main purpose of 
my this study is to highlight on application of GIS knowledge To manage spatial information. 
1. General Description of Location (Narita) 
Profile of 
Historical sights, water, greenery, 
and an Intmiational airport 
popular fishing spot and to the Southeast lies the Flokuso plains 
with its many Golf courses and Peanuts fields. 
Narita is one of the famous Tourist City in Japan. This City is 
about 131 Square Kilometers in area with a population of 
approximately 90,000 (1996 Survey). It is located in the North 
of Chiba Prefecture divided from Ibaraki Prefecture by the 
Bando Taro (Tone River) rapids. To the West lies Lake Imba, a
	        
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