Web-GIS integrated open source mashup technology as a cue for integrated management in coastal megacities

Dhiman, Ravinder; VishnuRadhan, Renjith; Inamdar, Arun B.; Eldho, T. I.

doi:10.1007/s11852-020-00734-y

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“…The basic visualization view can show simple visualization events. Multiple views can show complex visualization events [30][31]. 2.…”

Section: Data Visualization Designmentioning

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Three-dimensional visualization and analysis of marketing data based on GIS information technology

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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This paper explores the GIS spatial analysis technique, which models the data as a whole and performs three-dimensional coordinate transformations, maps points in one coordinate system to another, and then establishes slice maps according to the slice resolution and visualizes and analyzes the data. This paper analyzes the spatial evolution characteristics of product A’s marketing dominance, time domain and geographical concern based on the GIS analysis model and compares the traditional method with the GIS spatial analysis method to analyze the market influence of using GIS marketing in order to highlight the advantages of the GIS analysis method in product marketing and data analysis. The results show that the annual contribution rates of the differences in product A attention between regions from 2013 to 2018 are 36.46%, 40.85%, 46.68%, 48.89%, 43.62%, and 44.21%, with an average value of 45%. The influence analysis efficiency of the GIS analysis method is more than 4.4, whereas that of the original method basically maintains the influence analysis efficiency between 3.8 and 4.0, indicating that the influence analysis efficiency of the GIS analysis method is above 4.4, while the influence analysis efficiency of the original method basically maintains the influence analysis efficiency between 3.8 and 4.0. 4.0, indicating that GIS technology has the absolute advantage for marketing data visualization analysis.

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“…The basic visualization view can show simple visualization events. Multiple views can show complex visualization events [30][31]. 2.…”

Section: Data Visualization Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Three-dimensional visualization and analysis of marketing data based on GIS information technology

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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“…Many popular software tools used for developing TMDLs have adopted GIS and remote sensing in their interfaces. There is growing consensus within the scientific community that broader participation of multidisciplinary experts from different domains is needed to develop solutions to the most challenging water quality problems (e.g., Eakin et al, 2017;Ganjali & Guney, 2017;Sayles & Baggio, 2017;Flood et al, 2018;Jean et al, 2018;Bathke et al, 2019;Medema et al, 2019;Dhiman et al, 2020;Alamanos et al, 2021). The GIS and remote sensing-based visualization and analysis approaches apply not only to TMDLs but also to broader watershed planning and water quality management programs.…”

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“…For example in-situ data can be used to calibrate and verify geospatial statistical models of water color and associated water quality (Choi et al, 2014). Such models can serve as early warning for critical events such as harmful algal blooms, while the integration of near-real time remote sensing based statistical models with online data portals can serve as a communication channel for decision making (Dhiman et al, 2020).…”

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“…With dedicated software development expertise, agencies such as the USGS have been able to extend this type of geospatial visualization to a variety of groundwater flow and water quality and quality flow models such as GWWebFlow (USGS, 2022; HAWQS, 2020)). Around the world, such Web-GIS approaches are facilitating engagement and high-level information sharing between government, nodal agencies and stakeholders providing a unique, essential link between modelers and watershed water quality managers (Dhiman et al, 2020). Web-based easy-to-use GIS tools that allow local landowners to see the impacts of their water use or loading actions can also help develop stakeholder trust and encourage voluntary contributions to load reduction (De Frietas et al, 2013).…”

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Applications of GIS and remote sensing in public participation and stakeholder engagement for watershed management

Quinn¹,

Sridharan²,

Ramírez-Ávila³

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SESMO

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The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing technologies for the development of water quality management programs and for post-implementation assessments has increased dramatically in the past decade. This increase in adoption has been made more accessible through the interfaces of many popular software tools used in the regulation and assessment of water quality. Customized applications of these tools will increase, as ease of access and affordability of directly monitored and remotely sensed datasets improve over time. Concurrently, there is a need for inclusive participatory engagement with stakeholders to achieve solutions to current watershed management challenges. This paper explores the potential of these GIS and remote sensing datasets, tools, models, and immersive engagement technologies from other domains, for improving public participation and stakeholder engagement throughout the watershed planning process. To do so, an initial review is presented about the use of GIS and remote sensing in watershed management and its role in impairment identification, model development, and planning and implementation. Then, ways in which GIS and remote sensing can be integrated with stakeholder engagement through (1) leveraging GIS and remote sensing datasets, and (2) stakeholder engagement approaches including outreach and education, modeler-led development, and stakeholder-led involvement and feedback, are discussed. Finally, future perspectives on the potential for transforming public participation and stakeholder engagement in the watershed management process through applications of GIS and remote sensing are presented.

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“…For instance, Delmelle et al [100] developed an interactive web-based GIS toolkit named OnTAPP (an On-line Toolkit for the Analysis of Point Patterns), designed with the collaboration of epidemiologists from Colombia to monitor dengue fever outbreaks over the Internet and conduct spatial analysis in a limited timeframe. Several other studies involved the development of Web GIS as products for environmental sciences studies [28,101,102], remote sensing studies [23,103,104], archaeology [25], ecology and fires [24,26,33], among other research areas.…”

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GIS Open-Source Plugins Development: A 10-Year Bibliometric Analysis on Scientific Literature

Duarte

Teodoro

2021

Geomatics

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Background: The advent of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) has changed the way people think and interact with the world. The main objectives of this paper are: (i) to provide an overview of 10 years (2010–2020) regarding the creation/development of GIS open-source applications; and (ii) to evaluate the GIS open-source plugins for environmental science. Methods: In the first objective, we evaluate the publications regarding the development of GIS open-source geospatial software in the last 10 years, considering desktop, web GIS and mobile applications, so that we can analyze the impact of this type of application for different research areas. In the second objective, we analyze the development of GIS open-source applications in the field of environmental sciences (with more focus on QGIS plugins) in the last 10 years and discuss the applicability and usability of these GIS solutions in different environmental domains. A bibliometric analysis was performed using Web of Science database and VOSViewer software. Conclusions: We concluded that, in general, the development of GIS open-source applications has increased in the last 10 years, especially GIS mobile applications, since the big data and Internet of Things (IoT) era, which was expected given the new advanced technologies available in every area, especially in GIS.

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Web-GIS integrated open source mashup technology as a cue for integrated management in coastal megacities

Cited by 3 publications

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Three-dimensional visualization and analysis of marketing data based on GIS information technology

Three-dimensional visualization and analysis of marketing data based on GIS information technology

Applications of GIS and remote sensing in public participation and stakeholder engagement for watershed management

GIS Open-Source Plugins Development: A 10-Year Bibliometric Analysis on Scientific Literature

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