Modernization of telecommunication networks on the basis of studying demographic processes using GIS

Narbaev, Sharafatdin; Abdurahmanov, S.K.; Allanazarov, Olimjon R.; Talgatovna, Albina; Aslanov, I. A.

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202126304055

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“…Wind speed statistics were geovisualized based on vector layers. [8,13] An analysis of the Samarkand region shows that it is advisable to install and operate wind turbines in the western part of the Pakhtachi, Narpay, and Nurabad regions since the average wind speed in the western part of the region is above 108.09 m/s per year.…”

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Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

Ibragimov¹,

Inamov

Mukhamedayubova

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Acquisition of alternative energy resources using the modern Global Mapper software on an electronic digital map is an important process. This article analyses the possibility of using maps in the implementation of internationally acknowledged projects, as well as interactive services to the government, and the possibility of mapping alternative energy sources, synthesizing data, and developing management decisions through the development of innovative technologies. The research in this study is about determining optimal locations for the installation of solar panels and wind turbines. For the tests, Tashkent and Samarkand provinces were selected. Initially, the elevation of the provinces was determined by remote sensing and the elevation surface was created by interpolation. According to the data obtained from the regional hydrometeorological stations, the air temperature in the regions was taken and geovisualized as a vector layer. At the same time, the wind speed was mapped using the method of geostatistical analysis, which observed the annual average wind speed. On the basis of the highest parts of the earth’s surface and in areas with high temperatures, raster calculations were performed and the method for determining the most optimal place for installing solar panels was improved.

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Section: Fig 2 Surface Temperature Map Of Samarkand Provincementioning

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Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

Ibragimov¹,

Inamov

Mukhamedayubova

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…In 2019, 541 economic entities identified cases of land irregularities on an area of 2.1 thousand hectares, and 458 land-user entities identified appropriate measures. Here 71 cases of anonymity or misrepresentation of information from the report by users of land 23 percent, 184 cases of withdrawal from the projects of Economic Internal land formation by users of land 56 percent, 135 cases of non-economic or inefficient use of land by users of land 14 percent, 151 cases of violation of the law by users of land [22][23][24][25]. According to the analysis carried out, in the use of agricultural land in land violations, it is possible to observe the use of it for other purposes than its intended purpose, including the placement of crops other than the specified type of crop, as well as the cases of deviations from the terms of the contract.…”

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Improving the methods of determining the amount of non-agricultural land use in agriculturae in Uzbekistan

Mukhtorov,

Sultanov,

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Today in Uzbekistan, fines are imposed for sanctioning violations of agricultural lands, which are used irrationally in protecting agricultural lands and preventing them from escaping from agricultural turnover. The calculation of these fines is included in the category of administrative offenses and is punishable by fines. This is a very recurring violation of the use of agricultural land for purposes other than those intended for illegal use. The imposition of fines is not sufficient to determine the amount of the basic calculation in Uzbekistan, and it is not effective enough to protect them. In order to increase the effectiveness of sanctions, it is advisable to impose fines for the illegal use of agricultural land in the protection of agricultural lands, taking into account the size of the land, the soil fertility, and the yield that can be obtained from it. Because it significantly increases the amount of fines and allows you to direct these fines for the efficient use of these lands. Therefore, this article offers suggestions for improving the method of calculating the amount of fines for improper use of agricultural land, taking into account the size of the land, soil fertility, and productivity.

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“…The use of GIS in telecommunications aids telcos in determining client concentrations and the best transmission technique to use, as well as improving their advertising and network design skills [20]. Moreover, GIS is cost effective, efficient, and enables telcos to store and manage spatial data of their customers [21,18].…”

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Spatial Distribution of Telecom Masts, Accessibility and Customer Hotspots in the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area, Ghana

Yeboah

Sarfo²,

Batame³

et al. 2022

ACRI

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Geographical distribution of telecommunication masts, patronage, and provision of quality services, without unintended consequences, remain vital for telecommunication operators. The spatial distribution of telecommunication masts and services in Ghana are not uniformly distributed, resulting in the disparities of signal strengths in different locations. Bad signals directly or indirectly affect various forms of business transactions and communication activities. We assessed the spatial distribution of telecom masts and customer hotspots for the major telecommunication networks in Ghana using geospatial techniques. Findings revealed most of the telecom masts were highly concentrated in Accra Metropolis. Again, most of the enterprise business customers were clustered within the 4-km radii of sited masts. More investment is needed by telecommunication industries to boost patronage, particularly in La Dade Kotopon and Tema Metropolis. The area’s prospect of attracting more customers increases sustainability concerns of telecommunication masts availability, accessibility, environmental health and management risks, among key industrial players.

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Modernization of telecommunication networks on the basis of studying demographic processes using GIS

Cited by 24 publications

References 3 publications

Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

Improving the methods of determining the amount of non-agricultural land use in agriculturae in Uzbekistan

Spatial Distribution of Telecom Masts, Accessibility and Customer Hotspots in the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area, Ghana

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