Mobile geographic information systems
Mobile Geographic Information Systems
... ever, Mobile GIS are not stand-alone as are conventional ...In Mobile GIS, when based on client/server approach, a distrib- uted component framework is often employed for users to access ...operating ...
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Expectations for Presentation of Engineering and Scientific Mobile Platform Information within a Virtual Globe Geographic Information Systems
... dynamic mobile relay antenna place- ments, surface topology, and regolith characteristics af- fecting radio frequency (RF) propagation and ...by mobile manned or robotic entities will maintain continuous ...
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Analysis of usage of geographic information systems for the participants of tourist travels
... the systems, by 2020 we may expect a considerable increase in the number of companies, including tourist companies, which would incorporate the aspect of spatial data in their business activities, according to the ...
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Geographic Information Systems Used as a Practical Way of Teaching Mathematics
... on mobile devices aggregating different functions starting from geocoding and routes generation to optimized decision-making processes such as the ones represented in ...
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Volume 01 Issue 03: (2012) May-June 2012
... of mobile phones, rules of roads, prescribed alcohol limits, express penalty schemes, speed governors, regulations on driving permits in 2005, weighing bridges in 2009 and regulations relating to driving schools ...
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Enhancing Road Curves Using Geographic Information Systems
... The GPS technology requires GPS devices which is currently available in modern mobile devices. Where this technique is operated along the route (in relatively slow speed to increase the number of scanned points, ...
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Autonomous agriculture: nurturing the Nourisher with embedded architecture of Mechatronics
... by Geographic Information ...through Geographic Information Systems (GIS) market ...management systems and geographic information systems (GIS) with the ...
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Geographic information retrieval in a mobile environment: evaluating the needs of mobile individuals
... retrieved information is geographically relevant, the geographic extent of the query and individual records in the dataset must be ...The geographic extent of the query may be determined by including ...
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Effective 3-D surface modeling for geographic information systems
... As discussed above, the current state of research lacks a quick and affordable GIS framework with a satisfactory level of visual quality and high interaction performance for both two-tier and n-tier design models. In ...
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Essentials of Geographic Information Systems
... your geographic location at any given time? Your parents? Your school? Your employer? Your cell phone carrier? The government or police? When are you willing to divulge your location? Is there a time or place ...
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High Performance, Federated, Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... the geographic information and services neutral and available across any network, application, or platform by defining common data models and online service ...
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THE DARFUR GENOCIDE: Comparing Alternative Explanations with Geographic Information Systems
... In the light of the atrocities in Darfur, scholars have suggested several causes of the violence. Scholars have focused on four theories to explain the violence in Darfur: ethnicity, resource scarcity, counter-insurgency ...
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High Performance, Federated, Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Provide data sets in standard formats with standard service interfaces Translate information into common data models with corresponding metadata WFS: Provide data in common data model – [r] ...
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High Performance Federated and Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Query heterogeneous data sources as a single resource Capability-based federation of standard GIS Web Service components Unified data access/query and display from a single access point [r] ...
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High Performance Federated and Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Defining component based Service-oriented GIS data Grid framework Adoption of Open Geographic Standards -data model and services Applying Web Service principles to GIS data services Inte[r] ...
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High Performance Federated Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Enables developing application based standard interactive re-usable tools for data query display and analysis Seamless data/access/query... One can define a GIS-style information model i[r] ...
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High Performance Federated and Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Built over the proposed standard Web Service components and common data models Unified data access/query/display from a single access point Application-based hierarchical data: Providing[r] ...
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High Performance Federated and Service Oriented Geographic Information Systems
... Capability-based Federation of the standard Web Service Components hierarchical data: and common Built over theApplication-based proposed standard Web Service components data models [App[r] ...
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Applications of Geographic Information Systems for Growth Management Planning and Water Quality Protection in the Coastal Region of North Carolina
... This information is not only useful for storm water planning, but may also indicate the major locations of impervious areas, and the need for changed policies regarding site design standards, road widths, and the ...
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Moving towards Personalized Geospatial Queries
... where it is attempted to substitute the provided three- dimensional points with a surface (function). For training several preference models are used of as expressed through a variety of fuzzy membership functions ...
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