Geographic Information System (GIS) modeling approach to determine the fastest delivery routes

Abousaeidi, Mohammad; Fauzi, Rosmadi; Muhamad, Rusnah

doi:10.1016/j.sjbs.2015.06.004

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“…The advantage of the GIS model is that it produces several maps while representing real route networks in order to reach markets in the quickest time possible. [7] III. RESEARCH METHOD The method used in this study is the Systematic literature reviews (SLR).…”

Section: Geografis Information System (Gis)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends information technology in E-agriculture: A systematic literature review

Fernando

Assegaff

Rohayani

2016

2016 3rd International Conference on Information Technology, Computer, and Electrical Engineering (ICITACEE)

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ICT development is currently so fast, these developments affect the developing technology in all aspects, to the development of agriculture. Where the development of ICT transform traditional agriculture to modern. The purpose of this paper is to survey and analyze the available literature on Trend of Information technology in E-agriculture and also to identify gaps and state-of-the-art in research. This study use the Systematic literature reviews study by collecting the article from reputable database journals. We used recognize database journal such as "Emerald", "Science Direct", "IEEE xplore", "Springer", "Saga Publication" and "Google Scholar" to collect the articles. "Information technology in E-agriculture" is used as a keyword to search the relevant article. The selected articles are reviewed and analyzed. The result of analysis that e-commerce is the Trend research in information technology in agriculture. That is famous study by researchers, e-commerce to agriculture requires good marketing processes and successful in order to impact income of farmers.In addition, researching the sensor area that help a process of agriculture to increase yields from such a farm. With the use of information technology trends is became agriculture more modern.

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Section: Geografis Information System (Gis)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends information technology in E-agriculture: A systematic literature review

Fernando

Assegaff

Rohayani

2016

2016 3rd International Conference on Information Technology, Computer, and Electrical Engineering (ICITACEE)

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“…Kallel et al used the ArcGIS tool for the optimization of solid waste collection and transport in Sfax City, Tunisia [26]. Abousaeidi et al adopted ArcGIS to determine the quickest routes for fresh vegetable delivery [27]. Alazab et al modified the Dijkstra's algorithm, using the ArcGIS tool to acquire real-time traffic information, and developed an optimal transportation routing approach [28].…”

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A Convenient Tool for District Heating Route Optimization Based on Parallel Ant Colony System Algorithm and 3D WebGIS

Zhang

Zhao

et al. 2019

IJGI

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In a district heating engineering project, the design of the heating route is an indispensable but laborious process. This paper proposes a planning indicator to measure the suitability of a candidate heating route, and provides an intelligent method and a convenient tool for the preliminary design of the district heating route. The Fengrun heating engineering project was chosen as a case study. The remote sensing imagery and OpenStreetMap were used as the data sources. First, the remote sensing imagery was classified into five classes and converted into binary images. Second, the district heating route planning indicator was defined based on the cost function. The cost function and the updating strategy of the ant colony system algorithm were modified according to the heating route selection requirement. Additionally, the parallel computing technology was adopted to improve the efficiency. With the help of the open source Cesium engine and the three-dimensional (3D) WebGIS technology, an interactive route design platform that combined our algorithm was finally provided. The optimum routes by the platform were compared to the corresponding sequential algorithm, the route selected manually, as well as the commercial ArcGIS platform. The proposed algorithm can get 28 candidate routes with better indicator values than the manually selected route. Compared to the corresponding sequential algorithm, our algorithm improved the efficiency by 4.789 times. The proposed 3D WebGIS tool is more applicable and user-friendly for the heating route design.

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“…In terms of distance to market and distance to the road, a high score was given to land close to the road or close to the market. Vegetables are perishable and lose quality and appearance shortly after harvest (Sharma et al, 2014), so the aspects of ease of transportation become very important (Abousaeidi et al, 2015). The range of distance to the road and distance to the market used in this study are judged based on observations of field conditions.…”

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Integrated use of GIS, AHP and remote sensing in land use planning for tropical high altitude vegetable crops

Widiatmaka¹

2016

JAH

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In Indonesia, Java Island still contributes a large amount of the total number of vegetables produced. In this tropical country, vegetables are produced in two different agro-ecological conditions, which are high altitude and low altitude. The rapidly increasing population growth has caused the centre's production of high altitude vegetables on Java Island to be increasingly pressured by other types of land utilization. This study was conducted in one of the production centres of tropical high altitude vegetable crops in the upper slope area of Mts Gede-Pangrango, West Java, covering an area of 78,290 ha. The research objective was to delineate the suitable land that is available for high altitude vegetables crops. In the first step, land suitability was analysed using multi-criteria decision-making methodology. The criteria used include those grouped within the parameters of land, topography, climate and ease of management; criterion consists of sub-criteria. The criteria were weighted using the Analytical Hierarchy Process, while sub-criteria were scored according to their contributions to land suitability. The weights of the criteria and scores of the sub-criteria were used for delineating land suitability in a geographic information system model. In the second step, the land availability was analysed by taking into account the constraints of forest area status designation and the spatial pattern of official land use plan map. Results of both analyses were used to delineate suitable and available land for tropical high altitude vegetables crops. The results showed that the amount of land that was suitable and available for tropical high altitude vegetables crops was 23.7% of the analysed area. The area of suitable and available land that is actually not used yet is 9% of the area analysed, which could be recommended for the expansion of vegetable crops. Land that is suitable and available, either land that is already used or land that is not yet used, could be designated as priority lands to be protected from the pressure of non-agricultural land utilization in order to maintain the sustainability of vegetable availability.

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Geographic Information System (GIS) modeling approach to determine the fastest delivery routes

Cited by 43 publications

References 17 publications

Trends information technology in E-agriculture: A systematic literature review

Trends information technology in E-agriculture: A systematic literature review

A Convenient Tool for District Heating Route Optimization Based on Parallel Ant Colony System Algorithm and 3D WebGIS

Integrated use of GIS, AHP and remote sensing in land use planning for tropical high altitude vegetable crops

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