'Gyeonggi Province Water Information System' Service Launches on the 5th
Suwon NewsPublished 2020.06.05 06:14
Integrated provision of lifestyle information including tap water quality, water play fountain facilities, natural spring water sites, and ecological stream dataComputerization and visualization of work-related statistics; construction and management of related data as databases
[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province announced that it will open the 'Gyeonggi Province Water Information System (https://water.gg.go.kr)' to the public on the 5th to consolidate water-related information in the province and provide practical water information to residents while utilizing it for water quality policy.
The system is composed of two services: resident services and work services. Resident services are spaces where the general public can conveniently search and access water information related to daily life that attracts high interest. Work services are for civil servants in charge of water-related administrative tasks at the provincial, city, and county levels.
Resident services consist of ▲water information in daily life ▲Paldang Observatory ▲Hot resident participation information ▲map services ▲environmental knowledge and environmental terminology, and more.
'Water information in daily life' is literally a space that consolidates all water information related to everyday life, where users can view information about household tap water, safe water play facilities, natural spring water sites in their neighborhoods, and beautiful waterways.
'Our household tap water' allows users to check water quality information from the nearest purification plant, while 'safe water play facilities' contains information about the location, operating periods, water quality test results, and photos of water play areas near homes. 'Natural spring water in our neighborhood' enables searching for drinkable spring water sites and confirmation through photos and maps, while 'beautiful waterways' provides opportunities to find waterside walking paths with pleasant scenery such as walking trails, ecological streams, and wetlands.
The Paldang Observatory section allows viewing information about the observatory and submitting group tour requests. Currently, the observatory is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 and can be utilized upon future reopening.
Additionally, Hot resident participation information guides residents on information they can directly apply for, such as support for improving corroded water pipes and water quality testing requests for faucets. Map services provide maps related to water facilities that allow easy confirmation of the locations of water play facilities and natural spring water sites, and the resource center provides materials such as environmental terminology and environmental knowledge along with various water-related materials.
Through work services, responsible civil servants can efficiently process tasks using statistics. Various numerical data such as ecological stream restoration projects, public processing of livestock manure, and pollution source statistics can be automatically compiled, and statistical information can be visualized. Additionally, existing manual tasks are now possible through computerization, and related materials can be constructed and managed as databases.
Lee Young-jong, head of the Provincial Water Resources Bureau, stated, "This project aims to consolidate water-related information in one place and provide easily accessible and usable lifestyle-oriented information that benefits residents' daily lives," and added, "We hope that work managers will actively utilize this system as a starting point for systematic and efficient water management throughout the province."
Resident services consist of ▲water information in daily life ▲Paldang Observatory ▲Hot resident participation information ▲map services ▲environmental knowledge and environmental terminology, and more.
'Water information in daily life' is literally a space that consolidates all water information related to everyday life, where users can view information about household tap water, safe water play facilities, natural spring water sites in their neighborhoods, and beautiful waterways.
'Our household tap water' allows users to check water quality information from the nearest purification plant, while 'safe water play facilities' contains information about the location, operating periods, water quality test results, and photos of water play areas near homes. 'Natural spring water in our neighborhood' enables searching for drinkable spring water sites and confirmation through photos and maps, while 'beautiful waterways' provides opportunities to find waterside walking paths with pleasant scenery such as walking trails, ecological streams, and wetlands.
The Paldang Observatory section allows viewing information about the observatory and submitting group tour requests. Currently, the observatory is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 and can be utilized upon future reopening.
Additionally, Hot resident participation information guides residents on information they can directly apply for, such as support for improving corroded water pipes and water quality testing requests for faucets. Map services provide maps related to water facilities that allow easy confirmation of the locations of water play facilities and natural spring water sites, and the resource center provides materials such as environmental terminology and environmental knowledge along with various water-related materials.
Through work services, responsible civil servants can efficiently process tasks using statistics. Various numerical data such as ecological stream restoration projects, public processing of livestock manure, and pollution source statistics can be automatically compiled, and statistical information can be visualized. Additionally, existing manual tasks are now possible through computerization, and related materials can be constructed and managed as databases.
Lee Young-jong, head of the Provincial Water Resources Bureau, stated, "This project aims to consolidate water-related information in one place and provide easily accessible and usable lifestyle-oriented information that benefits residents' daily lives," and added, "We hope that work managers will actively utilize this system as a starting point for systematic and efficient water management throughout the province."
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