The millennium city got its first Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), in a bid to create a “super smart city” by providing public services through technology. The centre was built at a cost of Rs 38 crore located at the IRCTC building in Sector-44 Gurugram.
The Centre was set up by the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA).The ICCC and CCTV Surveillance Systems have been integrated with intelligent traffic systems and various other Smart City applications.
Soon traffic movement across Gurugram district will be monitored by an Integrated Command and Control Centre.
The integrated command and control centre will be the nodal point of availability of all online and information related to smart applications. Command centred is established with all hardware, software and network in fractures.
“The ICCC is the nodal point for all online data related to Smart City applications, including CCTV-based public safety and adaptive traffic management system, smart parking system, water supply management system, pollution monitoring, property tax management system and asset management system. It will ensure the certainty of law and enforcement,” said V Umashankar, CEO (GMDA).
“The Optical Fibre Backbone Network shall be created under this project for Gurugram City. This network backbone will now create a robust network infrastructure that can provide all kind of networking requirements for city-wide CCTV project as well as connectivity for various Smart City application” the CEO said.
The connectivity shall also be established to Parking lots, Shopping Malls, Markets, Residential colonies, Educational institutions, Government Hospitals, Police Stations, Police Posts, Bus Stands, Railway Stations, Public places, Government offices and Business Centers.
In order to e-connect all areas of Gurugram to the ICCC, a city-wide fibre network has been planned that will function as the backbone for all Smart City initiatives. The fibre network will stretch over 600 km, covering 115 sectors in Gurugram and Manesar.