Usage of Geographical Information Systems in Automotive Transportation Management

Orłowski, Krzysztof

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0012.7172

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“…To be able to carry out the analysis of damage risk to the buildings, the corresponding layers were created in QGIS [26]. A vector layer buildings.shp was created to draw the buildings layer.…”

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The use of the open-source software QGIS for the assessment of the risk caused by mining the longwall face to buildings on the ground surface

Brzozoń-Patała,

Kozakiewicz

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The aim of our work is to present a variant analysis of the threat to buildings in the event of mining the underground coal seam using longwall face. QGIS, the currently open-source spatial information system, was used to assess the threat to buildings. The assessment consisted of comparing the hazard category of the mining area with the resistance category of the building. In the case of mines, an inventory of the resistance of buildings is carried out during the development of mining plans. The second important aspect of our work is the transition from traditional CAD technology to the use of GIS technology. The new technology makes it easier and quicker to carry out analyses such as the threat posed by mining to listed buildings. It helps to produce annexes to the mining plan, such as hazard maps for buildings and a table listing buildings at risk.

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