NRDMS Research Proposal format
The R & D project proposal (softcopy)in proper format following the guidelines and duly forwarded by Head of the Institute / University should be submitted ONLINEat organizations (Deemed and private universities and research & development organization) must register at .in before submitting the proposals. Last date of submission is 9th January 2021. Note for Call for proposal at Annexure-IFORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF R & D PROJECTS (short-term) inGEO SPATIAL ANALYTICSPART 1.0 (General Information)1.1Project title:1.2? Priority area and sub-area:Asper the Advertisement/Call1.3Duration (in months):1.4Total cost:1.5FE component:1.6Principal Investigator:1.7CO- Principal Investigators:1.8Designation:1.9Category (General, Sc/ST/OBC/Others)1.10? Date of Birth:1.11Sex:1.12Telephone, fax:1.13? Depart. & Institution Name:1.14Institution Type (Whether Govt, Private, NGO, Startup):1.15? Address:1.16Collaborating Institutions:2.0Project summary(About ? page, brief description of the work):? 3.0 Key words:? 4.0Objectives (should be well focussed and point wise not to include activities):? 5.0Problems intended to be addressed by proposed project (it should be well defined).Importance of the proposed project in the context of Focus areas mentioned in the Annexure- I of note on Call for Proposal):6.0Concerned parties / target users of the outputs of proposed project (stakeholders/user department linkage/ acceptance):6.1Who has identified the problem and its relevance to the Post pandemic socio-economic revival?6.2How will the project outputs dovetail into addressing the COVID-19 generated socio-economic crisis? (Expected Final deliverables? Outcome in the form of products, service, development of software, technology, knowledge/innovation):6.3Innovativeness/Novelty of the project:6.4 Data Availability: Whether with the PI/ To be obtained from other agencies:6.5Expectations / estimation when the project will become self-sustaining (Not applicable in all cases):6.6Review of status/State -of-art (strong Literature survey must be provided along with international and national status):6.7End-of-project status:6.8Specialist consulted or likely to be consulted(list of three experts in the area where project proposal can be sent for reviewing):7.0 Work plan:? Objectives.ActivityStart monthEnd monthDeliverable/Output????????? 8.0Methodologies to be followed (Preferably through a work flow diagram):9.0Relevance of the project to the work already going on in the organisation.10.0?????Implementation arrangements proposed for the project (linkages and management structure, must be clearly defined):11.0Suggestions for forward-chaining the research outcomes:12.0Risks:13.0?????Years of Experience in Geospatial Analytics (Supported by evidence viz. Publications/Assignments/Projects):14. ?Account details for fund transfer viz. Name of the Bank (must be government bank),Account holder name, Savings Bank Account Number, Name of the Branch, Branch Address, IFSC Code and MICR Code:15.0 ?Budget estimates (mapped on the proposed activities and must provide justification of Each Budget Heads):Sl.no. Item Amount (Rs.) ?Budget for Hardware and software (non-recurring)?Budget for Manpower/ salaries/ wagesBudget for consumable materialsBudget for travelBudget for miscellaneous costs:Institute Overhead (10-8 % of the total)?16.0Biodata of investigators and co-investigators:i. NAME: ii. DATE OF BIRTH: iii. Full address, email and other contact detailsiv. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS (Research Publications and other important achievementsin the proposed area. List of relevant work done in the past and research publications):v. PROFESSIONAL CAREER: vi. ASSIGNMENTS (in Geospatial analyticsarea): work carried out in the area with support document. 17.0. Names and addresses of experts / institutions interested in the subject / outcome:18.0.ENDORSEMENT FROM THE HEAD OF INSTITUTION PROJECT TITLE:Certified that the Institute welcomes participation of Dr............as the Principal Investigator for the project. 1.??? Certified that the equipment other basic facilities and such other administrative facilities as per terms and conditions of the grant will be extended to the investigator throughout the duration of project. ? 2. Institute assumes the financial and other management responsibilities of the project. ? ? Name and Signature of Head of Institution ? Date Place:? In regard to the research proposals emanating from scientific institutions/laboratories under various scientific departments the Head of the institution is required to provide a justification indicating clearly whether the research proposal falls in line with the normal research activities of the institution or not. CERTIFICATE FROM THE INVESTIGATOR/ CO-INVESTIGATOR? PROJECT Title: ? 1. I/We agree to abide by the terms and conditions of the DST grant. ? 2. I/We did not submit this or a similar project proposal elsewhere for financial support. ? 3. I/we have explored and ensured that equipment and basic facilities will actually be available as and when required for the purpose of the project. I/We shall not request financial support under this project for procedure for procurement of these items. ? 4. I/We undertake that spare time on permanent equipment. (listed in section 15.2) will be made available to other users. ? 5. I/We undertake to submit progress reports statement of accounts, utilisation certificates etc., regularly as prescribed by DST. ? 6. I/We have enclosed the following materials: ? ItemsNo. of copies ? a. Endorsement from the head of the Institution (on letter head) one ? b. Certificate from Investigator (s)one ? ? c. Name (s) and address (es) of experts/ institutions interested in the subject/outcome Three ? Name and signature of investigator/ and Co-investigator? Date: Place: Annexure-IGOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYDEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYNATIONAL GEOSPATIAL PROGRAMME (NGP)Call for proposal (short -term) for DST-NGP (erstwhile NRDMS)in Collaboration with AGNi, Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser on Geospatial Analytics for Revival and Restoring the Economic Growth in Post COVID-19 ScenarioIntroductionThe Department of Science & Technology under its National Geospatial Programme(erstwhile NRDMS) has been Promoting Geospatial Science and Technology, Policy, Solution, capacity building, entrepreneurship and International cooperation for sustainable socio-economic development at all levels of Governance. Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, Geospatial technology has?emerged as key player in tracking and visualizing disease spread both in space and time. However, the COVID-19 outbreak will not have only short-term impact but also many long-term socio-economic effects as well. Thus, in this time of crisis,role of Geospatial information and technology during and Post COVID 19 phases should be in reviving various sectors of the Economy.With theseobjective in mind and to strengthen the area specific geospatial analytics capabilities of the country, this department in collaboration with Accelerating Growth of New India’s Innovations (AGNIi) initiative of Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India under the Prime Minister’s Science, Technology, and Innovation Advisory Council PSA office, invites short -term proposals from Geospatial start-ups and knowledge Institutions of the Country. The DST-AGNIi partnership advanced AGNIi’s mandate – to further strengthening the nation’s innovation ecosystem; in this case, within geospatial sector.Focus AreasFinancial support will be provided to selected organization focusing on area specific spatial analytics (including techniques/demonstration etc.) in the sectors of migration, employment generation (specially in agriculture and construction), strengthening of livelihood, resource mapping for community resilience etc. The details are as follows:MigrationUrban and regional mobilities: dwell times and movements to assess the situation and identify trends (pattern of migration, reasons for migration, seasonality, nature of work, region-wise wage disparity, problems of access to Public distribution system (PDS) food, access to health, children education, living conditions, etc.)Convergence, migration and dispersal of population and migrant workers in the view of monitoring health, especially nutrition, carrying mothers and child care during migrationDigital supply chain maps?and analysis for planning and ensuring geographical diversity in suppliers as well as aligning needs with distributionStrengthening Livelihood and Employment GenerationMapping and geo-analysis of reverse migrants for assessment/ oflivelihood creation with in village/district/state Geospatial analytics for Skilling/ reskilling of migrants (job opportunities, increase work efficiency and enhance quality of their output)Resource mapping for community resilience?Site Suitability Analysis for livelihood creation and survival viz. in gardening, cash cropping, animal husbandry, fishing etc.Resource locator in a cluster for skill development trainings as well as Geo-cultural indicators for livelihood such as Bamboo craft, wood craft, fisheries cluster, Mushroom cultivation, handicrafts of local artisan etc. Modelling mitigating the situation for economic sectors such as industry, commerce, transport and agriculture based upon satellite dataModelling import substitution in tier 2/ tier 3 cities aligning with the need of rural catchment areaModelling urban unemployment in service sector and solution there-inOthersDevelopment of open source village level Geospatial information platform for villagers, school teachers, studentsModelling/assessing forecast of potential Spread of COVID-19beyond the lockdown and mitigation (City centric infection percolation model)Predictive risk of each district for COVID-19 through Sewage disposals and environment predictors such as heat, humidity, hygiene, sanitation and other covariates such as age/social distancing Deep Reinforcement Learning model using COVID 19 databases to assist in optimal response in a dynamically varying scenarioSocial vulnerability mapping and analysis of COVID-19 impacts for initiating economic activitiesDependency modelling of healthcare infrastructure (hospitals, quarantine facilities, etc) with interrelated infrastructures such as transportation, water supply, pharmacy/ equipment, food supply etcKnowledge representation approaches (e.g. Ontologies) of the causal relationships between disease and geographical settings to enable reasoning for automated decision makingGeospatial analyticsbased upon AI/ML for future disaster preparedness Who can submit the proposal?The proposal can be submitted by the faculty members, scientists, engineers, technologists in permanent positions working in UGC recognized universities, national institutions of research and research management etc. having requisite qualification in the field of geospatial analytics. Apart from the knowledge institutions, Start-upsworking in geospatial analytics domain may also apply.The Start-ups may also apply in collaboration with a knowledge Institution.The PI/ start-ups shall have sufficient experience in this field evidenced by published books/papers, project handled/ field experience etc. Last date for onlinereceipt of proposals is 9thJanuary, 2021. Duration and Fund SupportThe proposal may be supported for maximum duration of 06 months-1 year. IP issues and pilot testing and access for user communityThe PI should clearly state the status of the digital product in terms of its access to user community within Government or Civil Society or individual user. The nature and extent of the controls resting with the PI / Start up should be clearly specified. The proposal should have clear plan for a proof of concept and pilot demonstration stage. Preference will be given to proposals using open source software and providing open access to the user(s).How to submit the proposal?The proposals should be submitted as a singly pdf document at in proper format as provided at and duly forwarded by Head of the Institution/ University.Non-governmental organization (Deemed and private universities and research and development organization) should be registered at the .in portal of the Government of India before submission the proposal.For any other query and submission of proposal please contact:Dr. D. Dutta, Scientist ‘G’ & Head / Dr. Shubha Pandey, Scientist-D, NGP Division (erstwhile NRDMS), Department of Science & TechnologyTechnology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road New Delhi-110016 (Telefax:011-26851967) Email:ddutta@nic.in shubha.p@nic.inNOTE: The e-version of the proposal duly endorsed from Head of the organization should be submitted as a single pdf document under Geospatial Technology and Applications scheme of NGP Division (erstwhile NRDMS) at . ................
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