Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Karnataka Upgrades Geo-Spatial Database With K-GIS 2.0
Karnataka is updating its map system, K-GIS, to version 2.0.
The new system will use satellites and drones for real-time updates.
Unlike the old version which was static, K-GIS 2.0 will be accessible to everyone including government, businesses, and the public.
It combines data from many government departments into one place.
Citizens can track projects and request works.
The project aims to integrate with e-commerce platforms and will cost Rs 150 crore.
This upgrade will enable better decision making and improve public services.
Karnataka is upgrading its geo-spatial database to K-GIS 2.0.
K-GIS 2.0 is a state-wide digital map platform with real-time updates.
The new system will integrate satellite imagery, drone surveys, and geo-tagged data.
The government aims to develop apps to help citizens track projects and request work.
The project will cost Rs 150 crore over three years.
- Who
- Karnataka government
- What
- Upgrading its geo-spatial database to K-GIS 2.0
- When
- Cabinet approved recently
- Where
- Karnataka
- Why
- To create a dynamic, accessible, and integrated digital map platform.
- Project Name
- K-GIS 2.0
- Purpose
- State-wide digital map platform
- Cost
- Rs 150 crore (3 years)
- Data Sources
- Satellite imagery, drone surveys, geo-tagged data
- Key Feature
- Real-time updates and wider accessibility
- First Version Launch
- 2016