Yes, students for public universities in the country can apply for basic geospatial data shared through the MyGDI program with a fee waiver and the application must first be submitted through the Dean of the respective University. However, the sharing and release of geospatial information at the academic level is also dependent on the consent of the APD involved.

Please submit your application to:

Director
National Geospatial Centre (PGN)
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability
Level 7 & 8, Petra Tower ,
No. 25, Persiaran Perdana, Precinct 4,
62574 PUTRAJAYA

The basic geospatial data application is only applicable for Government Agencies (G2G), Public University Students in the Country (G2E) and Data Provider Agencies (APD) only. Apart from those categories, applicants can refer to the relevant PPE.

No. The UPI application is open to the public.

Yes. Users can access the UPI Application via the link: https://mygos.mygeoportal.gov.my/upi/ Users can download the list of land administration boundary codes and names in pdf and excel format through the download function found in the application. Data sharing in spatial format can be obtained through an official application to PGN.

No .The UPI application only displays the code structure and name of land administration boundaries such as State, District/Colony/Division/Daerah Kecil/Jajahan Kecil, Mukim/Bandar/Pekan/Land/Town District/Village and Section/Precint/Block/Section/Kampung/Island . Information about the lot number is not displayed in this application.

Yes. The jawi spelling image in the MyGeoName application has been reviewed and verified by the Munsyi Dewan (Jawi), an individual who has been commissioned by the Language and Literature Council (DBP) to carry out the jawi spelling transliteration work. Pronunciation audio of geographical names in Official Malay and Local Dialects has been verified by linguists who have been appointed by PGN and approved by DBP.

• The MS 1759 application can be accessed via: http://ms1759.mygeoportal.gov.my/ms1759v3/index.php Alternatively, users can also purchase the Malaysian Standard MS1759: 2015, Geographic Information/ Geomatics - Feature and Attribute Codes document through the Department of Standard Malaysia.

MyGeoMap is an application that provides geospatial information from Government and private agencies to the public. It is a one stop center for public users to search various information and locations related to Government premises. The application also provides a crowdsource function that allows public users to share information about floods, clinics and restaurants. In addition, there is also a navigation function that provides route information from one location to another. MyGeoMap is available and accessible at any time through web and mobile applications.

APD User IDs that do not log in to SPSD for 1 year can be deactivated.

Data requests will be processed within 10 working days.