Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Journal of Water Resources Management
Articles

National Project Information System for Economic Stimulus Package (NPIS-PRE)

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  • W. H. Azad,
  • Hasitinaziah Mohd Hassan,
  • Larifah Mohd Sidek,
  • Salfarina Mohd Sharif,
  • Mohammad Hakim Hasnul,
  • Nur Sa’idah Kamis,
  • Nadia Nurlaila Mashudi,
  • Muhammad Fathi Ali

Published 12-09-2024

Keywords

  • National Project Information System, Economic Stimulus Package

How to Cite

W. H. Azad, Hasitinaziah Mohd Hassan, Larifah Mohd Sidek, Salfarina Mohd Sharif, Mohammad Hakim Hasnul, Nur Sa’idah Kamis, Nadia Nurlaila Mashudi, & Muhammad Fathi Ali. (2024). National Project Information System for Economic Stimulus Package (NPIS-PRE). Journal of Water Resources Management, 2(1). Retrieved from https://journal.water.gov.my/index.php/jowrm/article/view/27

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Abstract

It's an irrefutable truth that the first requirement for running a project profile is paper and lots of it. This is, however, beginning to change as GIS Web services offer a more sophisticated digital cartographic environment that allows user to manage and provide up-to-date maps of a specific area at any time. In line with The Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4.0), NPIS revolutionize the management of flood management projects from scattered information to holistic approach to allow catchment management authority to better control and understand every aspect of project. This system also allows the leveraging of instant data to promote and encourage engagement with stakeholders.

 

NPIS serves as an integrated web-based solution to integrate all DID’s projects for the management of flood planning, response, recovery, and mitigate high-risk areas due to flood. This is a breakthrough solution in better understanding of flood risk. Interactive flood hazard information is able to highlight locations of flood mitigation projects and benefits to the public. This mapping process is important to engage stakeholders in the flood risk and specifically to inform the spatial planning process.

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