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Web based Satellite data Information System (WSDIS) is a web application that allows user to search the data on the basis of various satellite parameters and spatial extent. It also has functionality of searching  toposheets(digital and physical). On clicking search satellite data user can search the data based on :

(1)  Attribute Query and / or

(2)   Spatial Query.

 

(1) Attribute Query includes search by selecting one or more satellite parameters like :

1.  Path                                              2.  Row

           3.  Pixel resolution                          4.  Date (of pass)

           5.  Satellite                                         6.  Sensor

 

(2) Spatial Query retrieves satellite data satisfying spatial extent based on any one of the following criteria :

1.      Citywhere user can type the city name in text box or select city from combo   box.

2.      Point – where user can provide Latitude and Longitude of the point in degree decimals.

3.      Rectangular Extent  - by providing top-left and bottom-right corners in decimal degrees.

4.      SOI toposheet number  -  Open Series Map (OSM) or Defense Series Map (DSM) of Survey of India (SOI).

5.      Administrative Boundary -  State or District.

Clicking "Reset Page" button sets the page to its initial state, i.e. without ant query parameters.

 

è     On clicking "Retrieve Data" button, data satisfying the query opens in a new window. The choice of attribute and spatial query parameters are shown on the top. Number of selections is also displayed.

è       One can also sort (A/D) the data based on any satellite parameters by clicking on the title of desired parameter.

è      For getting more details including thumbnail of particular satellite data, user can click on the link of that local_id.

è User can also download the data from the download link provided at the bottom

 

    Path :

 

  • Path number of satellite data to be provided in ‘From’ and ‘To’  boxes.
  • Satellites data having path number >= ‘From’ and <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • Absence of any number indicates selection of all paths.
  • If ‘To’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘From’ column, then all paths <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • If ‘From’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘To’ column, then all paths ³ ‘From’ are selected.

 

    Row :

 

  • Row number of satellite data to be provided in ‘From’ and ‘To’  boxes.
  • Satellites data having row number >= ‘From’ and <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • Absence of any number indicates selection of all rows.
  • If ‘To’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘From’ column, then all rows <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • If ‘From’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘To’ column, then all rows ³ ‘From’ are selected.

 

 

    Pixel Resolution :

 

  • Pixel Resolution (m) of satellite data to be provided in ‘From’ and ‘To’  boxes.
  • Satellites data having pixel resolution >= ‘From’ and <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • Absence of any number indicates selection of all resolution.
  • If ‘To’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘From’ column, then all resolutions <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • If ‘From’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘To’ column, then all resolutions ³ ‘From’ are selected.

 

 

    Date:

 

  • Date of satellite data to be provided in ‘From’ and ‘To’  boxes, in the format of DD-MM-YYYY.
  • One can select the date using date icon also.
  • Satellites data having date >= ‘From’ and <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • Absence of any number indicates selection of all dates.
  • If ‘To’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘From’ column, then all dates <= ‘To’ are selected.
  • If ‘From’ column has a number and there is no entry in ‘To’ column, then all dates ‘From’ are selected.

 

 

Satellite / Sensor:

 

Oval: Result  Displayed

 

  • Choice of Satellite should be selected from drop-down menu containing the list like IRS-1A, IRS-1B, IRS-1C,……...
  • ‘Select All’ option selects data from all the satellites

 

 

  • Choice of Sensor should be selected from drop-down menu containing the list like L1, L2, L3, L4, WIF, AWF,……...
  • ‘Select All option selects data from all the sensors.

 

 

 

    City – where user can type the city name in text box or select city from combo   box.

 

 

 

  • The user can enter the city to be searched in the box. The names will appear in the combo box in a sorted way and the user can click on the desired city. One can directly select the desired city from the combo box which contains the sorted names of the city.
  • The Latitude and Longitude of the city are displayed in the box of ‘Point’ option for the convenience of the user.

 

 

 

    Point – where user can provide Latitude and Longitude of the point in degree decimals. 

 

 

 

  • The user can enter the Latitude and Longitude in decimal degrees in the two boxes provided near the ‘Point’ option.
  • The satellite data covering this point will displayed on clicking the “Retrieve Data’

 

 

 

    Rectangular Extent  - by providing top-left and bottom-right corners in decimal degrees.

Oval: Result  Displayed

 

  • The user can enter the Top-Left and Bottom-Right corners as Latitude and Longitude in decimal degrees in the four boxes provided near the ‘Rectangular Extent’ option.
  • The satellite data covering this rectangular region will displayed on clicking the “Retrieve Data’

 

 

 

    SOI toposheet number  -  Open Series Map (OSM) or Defense Series Map (DSM).

 

 

  • The user can choose any one of the SOI toposheet index (i) Open Series Map (OSM) or (ii) Defense Series map (DSM) using the radio button.
  • OSM and DSM map number can be selected using the four drop-down list boxes. The top-left and bottom-right corners of the selected map are also reflected in the text-box of ‘Rectangular Extent’.
  • User can select any map scale from 1:1000000, 1:250000, 1:50000, 1:25000 by appropriately choosing the map number.
  • The satellite data covering this Map will displayed on clicking the “Retrieve Data’.

 

 

 

    Administrative Boundary -  State or District.

 

 

 

  • The user can choose State / District boundary for searching the data.
  • State of the choice can be selected from the drop-down list in ‘State’.
  • The satellite data covering this ‘State’ will displayed on clicking the “Retrieve Data’.
  • In case of the choice of the district, the state has to be selected first. The district of that state will be available in the drop-down menu of ‘District’. The district of choice has to be selected from the list.
  • The satellite data covering this ‘District’ will displayed on clicking the “Retrieve Data’.

 

 

    Display of query result :

 

 

 

è     The choice of attribute and spatial query parameters are shown on the top. (e.g Satellite=All; Sensor=L3; State=Gujarat; District=Gandhinagar )  Number of selections is also displayed. (e.g. 102 scenes)

 

è      One can also sort (A/D) the data based on any satellite (e.g. Date) parameters by clicking on the title of desired parameter.

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For getting more details including thumbnail of particular satellite data, user can click on the  link of thatLocal_ID. (e.g. 16492) as shown below :                                           

 

       

è     User can also download the data from the download link ‘Click Here To Download zip file of Satellitedata having local_id=16492’.  The winzip file of the raw data will be downloaded, if it exists, after a proper authentication.

è     -> Clicking on this button Image extent is drawn. Search Area/Search Point are the spatial query parameters (e.g. Choosing district Gandhinagar as spatial query parameter to search satellitedata will be displayed as Search Area )  

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User can Overlay layers like N_Highway, Places, District Boundary etc. by clicking on checkbox.

Text Box: Image ExtentOval: Search AreaText Box: Click this button to draw spatial result

 

àOn checking this check box “AWiFS” Raster image of India is displayed in the background.

 

    Downloading Data :

  • User can also download the data from the download link
  • Click on the button ‘Download zip file’ file’ to download zip file of Satellite data having local_id=24461’


  • Select your Payroll number as User Name (e.g. AC06219) from the drop-down menu. Name, Division, Designation and phone numbers will be displayed automatically. Enter your password and click ‘Submit’ button


  • Clicking the ‘Submit’ button, allows the user to download the required data. A fter proper authentication the user will get the following page :


  • Click on the hyperlink ‘Click here to download 24461.zip’ The user will get the following window and need to specify the location to download the desired data.



  • Click on the ‘Save’ button and choose the destination (e.g. Desktop) to save the zip file.



  • In case of new user, the user is required to register once using the link ‘New Registration'



  • The user can also change the password using the link ‘Change password'



  • Select your Payroll number as User Name (e.g. AC06409) from drop-down menu. Name, Division, Designation and phone numbers will be displayed automatically. Enter the password in ‘New Password' and retype to confirm in ‘Confirm password' The user will be registered for access to download data.