[PDF] Top 20 Technologies and Applications Concomitant with Web-Based GIS

... in web technology as well as the involvement in official decision making processes (Sakamoto and Hiromichi, ...our GIS environment. These are: (i) how are GIS data being accessed (ii) its mode of ... See full document

... Web-based GIS applications have client/server architecture, which has a client side and a server ...the GIS application through a browser. The web browser is a client which ... See full document

... Internet GIS refers to the use of the Internet to exchange data, perform GIS analysis and present results whereas web-based GIS refers to WWW (World Wide Web) which is a ... See full document

... communication technologies in general and on geographic information is increasing ...information technologies because, nowadays spatial data and tools for their utilization in great demand from end-users ... See full document

... of Web-based maps exist: view-only maps and inter- active maps ...the technologies such as Scale Vector Graphics (SVG,) Extensible 3D (X3D) Graph- ics, and Virtual Reality Markup Language ...in ... See full document

... a web services based architecture that is consistent with the principles of Service Oriented Architecture ...multi-tier applications can be achieved via custom developed service to service or service ... See full document

... context-driven Web Map ...of GIS application interoperability ...context-driven Web Map ...components: Web Map Context Service and Context Proposal ...of GIS applications and ... See full document

... The spatial distribution of hospitals in Nigeria using a DIS Map-suite, like other software, is not without its limitations. First, there is dearth of information about the federal hospitals in Nigeria due to lack of ... See full document

... of web technologies all the components are shifted from traditional desktop application to web-based solutions, the popularity of web-based applications has grown ...the ... See full document

... such web-based, service oriented ...platform, based on the model-view-controller (MVC) architectural pattern, to design GIS oriented, Web Information Systems ...(graph, GIS, ... See full document

... basic GIS services with OGC Web Services Specifications published ...explains Web Services technologies and advantages from the point of GIS ...developing Web Service compatible ... See full document

... technology applications, mobile handheld learning technologies, and web-based assignments, when united with effective, research-based classroom instruction in the form of Blended ... See full document

... the Web and Web-based applications, Web engineering is bound to be a multidisciplinary field, with encompassing inputs from diverse areas such as human-computer interaction, user ... See full document

... 3D GIS model offers a flexible, interactive system while providing one of the best visual interpretation of data, which supports planning and decision processes for the ...planner. GIS-based maps and ... See full document

... The results of matching have highlighted three major points. Firstly, the tools are able to perform the objectives of the selected task. Due to its interesting outlook and outstanding functions GoogleEarth application ... See full document

... A DTO is a course-grained view of what is typically fine-grained information. It aggregates various attributes from one or more business entities and puts this information into a JavaBean instance. This instance can then ... See full document

... Tables are created with a basic create table syntax. The lines of code to create the tables in the Oracle Spatial 10g database can be found in appendix C. There are three different data types used for the columns in the ... See full document

... Spring [11] is one of the most popular Java frame- works. The foundation of the Spring framework is a lightweight component container that implements the Inversion of Control (IoC) pattern. Using an IoC con- tainer, ... See full document

... Allows administrators to efficiently manage and monitor system resources and to generate billing reports—based on costs such as CPU usage or connection time—for users, departments or domains. The Terminal Server ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document