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- The Delhi government has started a digital road mapping survey, beginning with Ashoka Road, in collaboration with CSIR-CRRI and the School of Planning and Architecture.
- A sensor-equipped survey vehicle will scan nearly 15,178km of Delhi's roads to create a geo-referenced database recording pavement condition, road geometry and assets.
- The data will feed into a GIS-based road asset management system to help authorities plan repairs scientifically and prioritise maintenance instead of patchwork fixes.
- The project, launched under the Commission for Air Quality Management's 2025 road paving and greening framework, will later expand to Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
What to watch next
- Completion of the survey of NDMC roads and expansion to PWD and MCD-maintained roads.
- Rollout of the project in the other three NCR states — Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
- Development and deployment of the GIS-based road asset management platform using the collected field data.
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