A review on open source architecture in Geographical Information Systems

Selamat, Md. Hafiz; Othman, Mohd Shahizan; Shamsuddin, Nurul Hazwani Mohd.; Zukepli, Nurul Iffah Mohd.; Hassan, Azmi

doi:10.1109/iccisci.2012.6297165

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“…The cyber-physical DT has a separate simulated entity of an operating model to provide a digital footprint of the operational processes and characteristics, such as interoperability, configurability, and programmability, in implementing predictive maintenance and quality management systems [19,20]. This can be used in various applications and serves objectives at the facility level [21], shop floor level [22,23], and product level [24].…”

Section: Industrial Cyber-physical Systemmentioning

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Digital Twin Applications: A Survey of Recent Advances and Challenges

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Industry 4.0 integrates a series of emerging technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), cyber-physical systems (CPS), cloud computing, and big data, and aims to improve operational efficiency and accelerate productivity inside the industrial environment. This article provides a series of information about the required structure to adopt Industry 4.0 approaches and a brief review of related concepts to finally identify challenges and research opportunities to envision the adoption of so-called digital twins. We want to pay attention to upgrading older systems aiming to provide the well-known advantages of Industry 4.0 to such legacy systems as reducing production costs, increasing efficiency, acquiring better robustness of equipment, and reaching advanced process connectivity.

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Section: Industrial Cyber-physical Systemmentioning

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Digital Twin Applications: A Survey of Recent Advances and Challenges

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“…This tool has been used to assist the urban planning of cities in some regions. In Selamat et al [90], a compilation of difficulties can be found, which were covered with the help of GIS in Malaysia.…”

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Socially Sustainable Accessibility to Goods and Services in the Metropolitan Area of Concepción, Chile, Post-COVID-19

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The COVID-19 pandemic affected people’s mobility and access to urban activities. When the contagion was at a community level, quarantine measures were taken, causing population immobility. The lack of alternatives significantly altered the satisfaction of people’s basic needs. The objective of this article was to explore and generate real accessibility indicators for goods and services, in addition to the levels of spatial satisfaction of the population, at a regional level in the metropolitan area of Concepción, Chile. To focus on citizens’ social welfare, social geomarketing was applied as the method, obtaining the delimitation of accessibility areas for goods and services through population surveys and the delimited spatial decelerated satisfaction. Pre-pandemic and during-pandemic situations were evaluated. The results showed an improvement in the delimitation of accessibility areas of goods and services, as the citizens’ preferences as consumers were included, revealing an increment during the pandemic, especially in the food typology. In the same way, the existence of geospatial satisfaction and its increment under the pandemic context when accessing the diverse facilities that offer these kinds of goods was confirmed. In conclusion, the satisfaction areas were useful for analyzing urban form designs and focusing them to promote revitalization, as well as for inclusive and sustainable urbanization and proactive measures to make urban areas more resilient to natural or human risks, incorporating the role of geospatial tools for promoting sustainable urban development.

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“…Spatial data. gCube owns services realising the facilities of a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) by relying on state-of-the-art technologies and standards [22]. It offers standard-based services for data discovery (a catalogue), storage and access (a federation of repositories), and visualisation (a map container).…”

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The gCube system: Delivering Virtual Research Environments as-a-Service

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Future Generation Computer Systems

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Important changes have characterised research and knowledge production in recent decades. These changes are associated with developments in information technologies and infrastructures. The processes characterising research and knowledge production are changing through the digitalization of science, the virtualisation of research communities and networks, the offering of underlying systems and services by infrastructures. This paper gives an overview of gCube, a software system promoting elastic and seamless access to research assets (data, services, computing) across the boundaries of institutions, disciplines and providers to favour collaboration-oriented research tasks. gCube's technology is primarily conceived to enable Hybrid Data Infrastructures facilitating the dynamic definition and operation of Virtual Research Environments. To this end, it offers a comprehensive set of data

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A review on open source architecture in Geographical Information Systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Digital Twin Applications: A Survey of Recent Advances and Challenges

Digital Twin Applications: A Survey of Recent Advances and Challenges

Socially Sustainable Accessibility to Goods and Services in the Metropolitan Area of Concepción, Chile, Post-COVID-19

The gCube system: Delivering Virtual Research Environments as-a-Service

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