DSS- Decision Support System Overview Features Key Outcomes FAQ
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Overview

DSS enable the District Administration to track activities from district level Mini Command Center based on video feeds, real time data captured from AI/IOT devices. Post detection of minerals and vehicle identification, it enables district administration to monitor activities based on real-time data captured from IoT devices. Using a Decision Support System (DSS), district-level statistics are summarized on the dashboard, facilitating departmental reviews. Ultimately, the system determines whether the vehicle can proceed or if anomalies have been detected, triggering a rule violation SMS or e-Notice to be sent to the transporter/vehicle owner.

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Key Features

Real-Time Monitoring

  • Real-time monitoring and surveillance of mining areas, vehicles, and Checkgates to ensure regulatory compliance.

Checkgate Oversight

  • Automated Checkgate monitoring using sensors/cameras to regulate vehicle movement via real-time data validation.

Technical Personnel Supervision

  • Role-based access for technical staff to monitor/manage data streams, with accountability ensured through supervision by department nodal officers.

Centralized Dashboard

  • Interactive dashboards displaying district-wise enforcement statistics (charts, graphs, tables) for trend analysis and performance reviews.

Enforcement Reporting

  • Automated enforcement report generation with customizable filters by district, timeframe, or incident type.

Compliance Alerts

  • Real-time alerts for security breaches or suspicious activities, escalating unresolved issues to higher authorities.

Data Integration

  • Integrates GPS, IoT devices, vehicle tracking systems, and government databases for seamless data flow and license/permit verification.

Audit and Review Tools

  • Historical data logs and exportable reports for audits, compliance reviews, departmental meetings, and regulatory submissions.

Scalability

  • Modular, adaptable design to scale coverage across districts/mining zones and integrate evolving regulations or monitoring needs.

Training and Support

  • Dedicated helpdesk for troubleshooting and system maintenance.

Key Outcomes

  • District & checkgate wise vehicle movement
  • Transportation with invalid vehicle no
  • Transportation with expired eTP
  • Transportation withou valid eTP
  • Transportation with bogus eTP
  • Mineral transportation by On-Recognized vehicle
  • Vehicle no. mismatched (against ANPR vs. MINETag)
  • Vehicle having eTP but BYPASSED all CHECKGATES
  • Doubtful mineral overloading (Sand, Gitti etc.)
  • Multiple round on same Transit Pass
  • Suspicious mineral transport with obscured plates
  • Vehicle having eTP but BYPASSED all CHECKGATES
  • Registered vehicle wihout MINETag vehicle or with Non-functional MINETag
  • Restriction on issuing transit pass to vehicles having Pending Notices or without MINETag

Frequently asked questions

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The DSS enables district authorities to monitor mining activities in real time via AI/IoT devices, track vehicle movements, detect violations (e.g., invalid permits, overloads), and automate enforcement actions like SMS/e-Notices to offenders.

It uses ANPR cameras, MINETag sensors, and IoT data to flag violations like expired/bogus eTPs, unrecognized vehicles, mismatched vehicle numbers, or obscured license plates.

The system triggers an anomaly alert, notifies authorities, and sends a rule violation SMS/e-Notice to the transporter/owner for further action.

CheckGates use sensors and cameras to validate vehicle data (e.g., eTP, MINETag) in real time, ensuring only compliant vehicles enter/exit mining zones.

Yes, IoT sensors and AI analyze load data to detect doubtful overloading (e.g., sand, gitti) and trigger compliance alerts.

They have role-based access to monitor data streams, manage incidents, and ensure accountability under nodal officers’ supervision.

Real-time notifications are sent for breaches (e.g., invalid eTPs). Unresolved issues are escalated to higher authorities via predefined protocols.

It restricts transit pass issuance to such vehicles and flags them during movement until violations are resolved.

The dashboard generates exportable enforcement reports (violations, penalties) and maintains historical logs for audits and departmental reviews.

Yes, its modular design allows scalability to new mining zones and updates to accommodate evolving compliance requirements.