1. UP 100 Video Conference with District Police Officers 15 September, 2016

2. Agenda Training Logistics GIS mapping Review Creation of Patrolling Routes using GIS data

3. Training Preparing for Launch

4. Training Plan Training to be done for 1.PRV Staff – HC and Const 2.PS Staff- 4/PS – SO/SI-2, HC/C -2 3.GRP Staff- 4/PS – SO/SI-2, HC/C -2 4.FS Staff - 4/FS 5.Radio Staff – 4 6.GOs and SOs - all

5. Training Logistics Nominate a Nodal Officer- AddlSP Nominate 1 DySP for full time Supervise personally Prepare list of trainees of each category In Excel file Use Unicode Hindi ‘Utsaah’ font Funds @Rs 250 per candidate/day being transferred to districts

6. Training Logistics Arrange Training Rooms in required number of capacity 50 And one staff room Arrange equipment in each room- Black/White Board, Chalk/marker, duster Projector Mike/PA system Arrange generators Arrange internet connectivity Arrange accommodation for trainers Police MDSL Arrange Tea, lunch for all trainees and trainers Arrange Drinking Water

7. GIS App: Digital Mapping Review

8. Zone Wise POI Chart

9. POI Status of Varanasi Zone

10. POI Status of Kanpur Zone

11. POI Status of Bareilly Zone

12. POI Status of Gorakhpur Zone

13. POI Status of Allahabad Zone

14. POI Status of Lucknow Zone

15. POI Status of Meerut Zone

16. POI Status of Agra Zone

17. POI Status of Azamgarh District

18. POI Status of Azamgarh District with PS Boundary Police Station Boundary Police Station Name

19. POI Status of PS JAHANAGANJ

20. Geofencing Geofencing of 74 districts completed Including rural and urban Police Stations Noida – 3 Police Stations boundaries still remaining to be clearly defined Now digital maps may be created Police Station : with Village boundaries Circle Area District Range Zone All this to be available to District Officers May be used for Patrol Management May be used for any police arrangements

21. Creating Patrolling Routes With GIS Data

22. Creating Patrolling Routes Divide district area into as many regions as vehicles allotted Innovas to be deployed in urban areas: Response time- 15 min Urban areas include municipal entities away from district headquarters Boleros for Rural areas: Response time 20 minutes Create at least 5 routes in each region- as many as desired Ideally, one route should not be limited to one PS jurisdiction Locate them densely in city areas

23. Patrolling Routes A patrolling Route is a defined sequence of geographical points A typical route would be: 1.Base Station 2.Chauraha A 3.Bank B 4.School S 5.Park P 6.Market M 7.Colony C 8.Village V 9.Base Station If the sequence is changed, a new route is created This would be a new route : 1.Base Station 2.Bank B 3.School S 4.Chauraha A 5.Park P 6.Market M 7.Village V 8.Colony C 9.Base Station

24. Creating Patrolling Routes Categorize Routes Highway Patrol Night Patrol Morning Patrol Monday Patrol Village Patrol Navdurga Pandals Base Station Police Station Police Chowki Police Lines Police Office Circle Office DCR, CCR, MCR Any other Police establishment  For convenient change-over of force Name each Route NH X Sitapur Road Night Patrol Gomtinagar Night Patrol Halka - H Village Night Patrol

25. Assigning Timings for Patrol S. No. LocationArriveStayDepartVia (Optional) 1Base Station (PS XYZ)--0500Park Road 2Park P051501:450700School Marg 3School G071500:450800M G Road 4Chauraha C081500:300845 B Bazar 5Bank S0930 6 7And so on…….. 8 9Base Station (PS XYZ)1630--

26. Patrolling ActivitySourceResponsibility 1. Select RouteFrom already created routes By District 2. Assign TimingsAs per local requirements 3. Assign VehicleFrom those allotted to district By UP 100 (District Inspector) 4. Assign Driver, Manpower From UP 100 manpower 5. Monitor MovementAs per GPS locations1.By UP 100 Centrally 2.Field Officers as per jurisdiction

27. Web Interface Web Interface to be available by 30 September Preparatory work must be completed by then GIS data collected as well as data from Here Maps may be used for creating routes