Geo-portals as part of spatial data infrastructures: Russian Academy-supported resources and geoservices

Koshkarev, A.V.; Antipov, A.N.; Batuyev, A. R.; Yermoshin, V.V.; Karakin, Vladimir

doi:10.1016/j.gnr.2008.04.005

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“…The normalization procedure is sufficient for real databases, and eliminates logic data redundancy. This means that it is possible to move to the final stage of the design -development of physical models and software analytical applications to the soil condition electronic map of the coastal zone (Koshkarev, 1997). …”

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Creation of Database of the Coastal Zone of the Caspian Sea Soil Condition using GIS Technologies

Syrlybekkyzy¹,

Kenzhetaev²,

Nurbayev³

et al. 2015

Biosci., Biotech. Res. Asia

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The goal of this article is to develop a geospatial database for environmental monitoring of the coastal zone of the Caspian Sea in oil fields areas within the Mangistau region of Kazakhstan with the use of geographic information systems (GIS). To automate data processing, predictive and spatial analysis of field research results, an electronic map of soils conditions of the coastal zone of the Caspian Sea is created in the GIS format with surveys res-ults applied. The programme information-analytical application "Monitoring and Analytics", implemented in a modular type, based on client-server technology, was developed to this electronic map. As a server to store information about the results of the field survey of the area, we selected a database management system (DMS) MS Access, which ensures reliability of the application and adjusts layers of the electronic map.

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confidence: 99%

Creation of Database of the Coastal Zone of the Caspian Sea Soil Condition using GIS Technologies

Syrlybekkyzy¹,

Kenzhetaev²,

Nurbayev³

et al. 2015

Biosci., Biotech. Res. Asia

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“…Access to geographic information has also been facilitated using the new technologies embedded in Web 2.0 and has gained rapid dissemination through WGIS systems on the internet (Su et al 2000;Athanasis et al 2009). As a result, WGIS has become an essential tool for SDI in many countries (e.g., Maguire and Longley 2005;Koshkarev et al 2008);Beaumont et al 2005;Rao et al 2002). WGIS and SDI applications are broad, ranging from managing and planning of conservation reserves (Rao et al 2002), to exploring biodiversity (Flemons et al 2007), decision support (Karnatak et al 2007), public health (Maclachlan et al 2007;Moreno-Sanchez et al 2006) and education (Lo et al 2009), among many others.…”

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Web-oriented GIS system for monitoring, conservation and law enforcement of the Brazilian Amazon

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A web GIS (WGIS) system for the Brazilian Amazon, named ImazonGeo and based on open source and public domain data, is presented. ImazonGeo was built following three principles. First, the system is based on Spatial Data Infrastructure architecture and web interface built using free software and public domain data. Second, we went beyond visualization of maps and spatial queries by providing information obtained with spatial analysis models. To do that, we designed a database that stores the results of previously defined spatial analyses and developed customized reports and query tools to facilitate fast access of information by end-users. Finally, the system is application-oriented in the areas of forest monitoring, conservation and forest law enforcement, meaning that it aims to contribute to support the protection of Brazilian Amazon forests. We illustrate these principles by presenting ImazonGeo's technology, architecture, content and tools. Moreover, we present two successful cases to demonstrate how the system is being used. We conclude the paper discussing the challenges and potential solutions to turning our WGIS-SDI system into an internet hub of geoinformation about the Brazilian Amazon.

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“…The platform features a functional interface allowing users with insufficient experience to promptly and easily use data in creating interactive maps. This technology has made possible free online access to the materials of the Atlas for the international community of users [4][5][6][7].…”

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Ecological atlas of the Baikal basin: cartographic innovation

Batuev

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Bogdanov

et al. 2015

Geogr. Nat. Resour.

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International experience in developing and generating the ecological atlas of the transboundary region, the Lake Baikal drainage basin, is provided. We examine the conceptual and organizationalmethodological principles, the technique and practical results of mapping the natural and anthropogenic factors that are responsible for the ecological situation, the current state and transformation of the environment and its protection, and the present status of human health of a large region. We discuss the issues related to cartographic representation of the ecological conditions and factors along the shores and across the water area of Lake Baikal as well as to the incorporation of the thus produced atlas into the Internet.

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Geo-portals as part of spatial data infrastructures: Russian Academy-supported resources and geoservices

Cited by 20 publications

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Creation of Database of the Coastal Zone of the Caspian Sea Soil Condition using GIS Technologies

Creation of Database of the Coastal Zone of the Caspian Sea Soil Condition using GIS Technologies

Web-oriented GIS system for monitoring, conservation and law enforcement of the Brazilian Amazon

Ecological atlas of the Baikal basin: cartographic innovation

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