GIS enables users to better understand and evaluate their data by displaying spatial information stored in databases using cartographic tools. Users can change how data is displayed by adjusting symbols, colors, or classification schemes. GIS allows for the collection, storage, analysis, and display of spatial data through layers that can be superimposed and queried. In the future, GIS is expanding to incorporate social media and collaborative decision making through web technologies.
The document describes a partnership called GéoBretagne that aims to share territorial knowledge and data between organizations to help with public decision making. The partnership values pooling and sharing data openly by default, local control through a modular and interoperable platform, and requiring metadata from data producers. The data ecosystem diagram shows flows between public authorities, communities, and other groups using the partnership's data services platform. Charts show growing usage of the platform over time as new services and data are added.
UrbanGames is a project that uses location-based games and human computation to collect and verify information about cities from citizens. The project developed Urbanopoly, a game where players collect and validate data about venues in their neighborhoods to build their property portfolio. As players contribute data through gameplay and mini-games, a weighted voting system consolidates the information to high confidence levels for publication. An evaluation found Urbanopoly was enjoyable for players and effective at gathering data, with a precision of 92%. The project aims to engage citizens in improving smart city data through entertaining and purposeful games.
ArcGIS 10.1 features many improvements including simplified geodatabase administration and support for geotagged photos, dynamic legends, and KML files.
Webinar: GeoBI Initiative -The Open Source Location Intelligence ecosystemSpagoWorld
The GeoBI Initiative is an open source community with the mission of promoting the adoption of open source location intelligence. It was founded in 2010 to improve coordination in the location intelligence area and help break down barriers to adoption through integration and evangelization. Current members include companies and organizations working on standards, business intelligence suites, spatial databases, and other location intelligence technologies. The roadmap includes growing membership and hosting events and educational webinars to further the initiative's goals.
This document summarizes recent digital trends in the hospitality industry over the summer of 2011. It focuses on developments in mobile and social media, including the growth of mobile booking systems and applications. Independent hotels are now able to integrate these new booking and marketing technologies into their own mobile apps and websites to better compete with large hotel chains. The newsletter provides information on tools like BookingBrick that allow hotels to offer mobile booking directly through their apps and monetize these bookings.
GIS Needs Assessment & Planning for Community & Human ServicesGreg Babinski
This presentation was made at the 2007 URISA GIS for Public Health Conference in New Orleans. It outlines a methodology to determine GIS business needs within municipal public health or community services departments and to develop a basic GIS implementation plan.
This document provides an overview of enterprise GIS system architecture design. It discusses the system design process, GIS technology, data administration, network communications, and Esri architecture. Key aspects of system performance including software, hardware, and virtualization are also covered. The document concludes with an example of using Esri's Capacity Planning Tool to help with system design.
over the past years the geospatial technology providers have enabled sharing and integration of geospatial information. Now it's time to shift focus from building the infrastructure to using the content shared through the infrastructure.
The document describes a partnership called GéoBretagne that aims to share territorial knowledge and data between organizations to help with public decision making. The partnership values pooling and sharing data openly by default, local control through a modular and interoperable platform, and requiring metadata from data producers. The data ecosystem diagram shows flows between public authorities, communities, and other groups using the partnership's data services platform. Charts show growing usage of the platform over time as new services and data are added.
UrbanGames is a project that uses location-based games and human computation to collect and verify information about cities from citizens. The project developed Urbanopoly, a game where players collect and validate data about venues in their neighborhoods to build their property portfolio. As players contribute data through gameplay and mini-games, a weighted voting system consolidates the information to high confidence levels for publication. An evaluation found Urbanopoly was enjoyable for players and effective at gathering data, with a precision of 92%. The project aims to engage citizens in improving smart city data through entertaining and purposeful games.
ArcGIS 10.1 features many improvements including simplified geodatabase administration and support for geotagged photos, dynamic legends, and KML files.
Webinar: GeoBI Initiative -The Open Source Location Intelligence ecosystemSpagoWorld
The GeoBI Initiative is an open source community with the mission of promoting the adoption of open source location intelligence. It was founded in 2010 to improve coordination in the location intelligence area and help break down barriers to adoption through integration and evangelization. Current members include companies and organizations working on standards, business intelligence suites, spatial databases, and other location intelligence technologies. The roadmap includes growing membership and hosting events and educational webinars to further the initiative's goals.
This document summarizes recent digital trends in the hospitality industry over the summer of 2011. It focuses on developments in mobile and social media, including the growth of mobile booking systems and applications. Independent hotels are now able to integrate these new booking and marketing technologies into their own mobile apps and websites to better compete with large hotel chains. The newsletter provides information on tools like BookingBrick that allow hotels to offer mobile booking directly through their apps and monetize these bookings.
GIS Needs Assessment & Planning for Community & Human ServicesGreg Babinski
This presentation was made at the 2007 URISA GIS for Public Health Conference in New Orleans. It outlines a methodology to determine GIS business needs within municipal public health or community services departments and to develop a basic GIS implementation plan.
This document provides an overview of enterprise GIS system architecture design. It discusses the system design process, GIS technology, data administration, network communications, and Esri architecture. Key aspects of system performance including software, hardware, and virtualization are also covered. The document concludes with an example of using Esri's Capacity Planning Tool to help with system design.
over the past years the geospatial technology providers have enabled sharing and integration of geospatial information. Now it's time to shift focus from building the infrastructure to using the content shared through the infrastructure.
Smart Grids:Enterprise GIS For Distribution Loss Reduction in Electric Utilit...HIMADRI BANERJI
1. The document discusses implementing an Enterprise GIS system for two power distribution companies in Delhi, BRPL and BYPL, to help reduce distribution losses and improve customer service.
2. Key goals of implementing GIS include reducing outage times, stopping power theft, improving asset management, and achieving a zero fatality safety rate.
3. The implementation plan includes developing GIS data models, capturing network and customer data digitally, integrating GIS with other systems like SAP and SCADA, and providing network analysis tools.
4. Estimates show the project has a payback period of less than 1 year and will generate over $400 million in additional revenue over 3 years with returns of 138%, making
2011 Frokostseminar Enterprise gis - arc gis plattformenGeodata AS
Vi kaller det "Enterprise GIS" først og fremst når GIS understøtter forretningen, men ikke nødvendigvis i en stor organisasjon.
Dette seminaret ønsker å sette fokus på hvordan GIS kan knyttes nærmere til forretningen og hvordan ArcGIS-plattformen fra Esri skaper verdi i eksisterende og nye prosjekter.
This document discusses how enterprise GIS provides advantages for telecommunication companies over legacy systems. It outlines seven cornerstones of enterprise GIS technology, including having a centralized database, multiple editors, customization, and data interoperability. It also discusses how telecom companies need an enterprise mindset across their organization to fully utilize GIS for tasks like planning, operations, and decision making. Case studies are also presented to illustrate how enterprise GIS has benefited telecommunication companies.
This document summarizes the profile and services of Telenavis, a Greek company established in 2000 that specializes in location intelligence software and services. It employs 20 professionals and is a leader in the Greek market for business GIS applications. The company provides location-enabled solutions like its Telenavis Logistic Platform, geomarketing and site selection tools, web mapping, and location-based mobile services. It also completes specialized GIS projects for clients in sectors like banking, logistics, education, food and beverage, and local authorities.
Getting It Done with limited staff, time and budget.
This slide show shares a process of developing a GIS plan and framework, shows tools to track and implement the plan, and shows examples of how the GIS plan is directly tied with City initiatives and budget.
This document discusses the evolution of enterprise GIS systems from highly customized single applications to a more configurable and sustainable approach. It outlines that customized solutions are unsustainable due to increasing pace of technology change and user expectations for focused applications. The document recommends breaking processes into simpler focused applications and configuring applications whenever possible using tools like model builders, workflows, tasks and app builders instead of customization. This configurable approach allows for easier deployment, lower costs and more sustainable solutions that can still cover most customer needs.
Mapping GIS to Enterprise Architecture and AnalyticsDennis Crow
This document discusses how to map geospatially enabled systems to enterprise architecture and analytics. It argues that organizations should think of implementing "geospatially enabled systems" rather than just "GIS." These systems need to be flexible to work with various business intelligence, analytics, and statistics approaches. The enterprise architecture must coordinate geospatial data, applications, and analytics across software development, data management, and all involved groups. It should establish common processes, standards, and not treat geospatial aspects as ancillary. This will provide an integrated foundation to support future needs.
GIS based Supply Chain Analysis of Maize & Business Plan for Maize Feed Indus...SUDARSHAN KUMAR PATEL
The document analyzes the maize supply chain in Chhattisgarh, India using GIS tools to assess business potential for a maize feed industry. It finds that maize production and livestock populations are high but feed demand exceeds local supply. It proposes establishing a 100MT/day maize feed plant in Sarguja district to capture market opportunities. Financial projections estimate the plant would require Rs. 300 lakh capital with 50% capacity utilization in year 1 growing to 75% by year 8, generating profits to expand operations.
2016 gisco track: deploying an enterprise gis for the town of snowmass villag...GIS in the Rockies
The document summarizes the deployment of an enterprise GIS system for the Town of Snowmass Village. The goals were to go paperless, improve customer service and accessibility of public documents, and break down departmental silos. Peak Performance Imaging Solutions implemented a Laserfiche document management system integrated with the town's GIS. This allows accessing building, planning and plat files from the GIS website for any parcel in town. Products included Laserfiche Avante or Rio, Public Portal, GIS, and a data source to create over 11,000 folders and subfolders linked to parcel numbers.
How to use Logistic Regression in GIS using ArcGIS and R statisticsOmar F. Althuwaynee
This document outlines a course on using logistic regression in GIS applications with R. It discusses using logistic regression to create susceptibility maps by predicting the probability of landslides. It introduces key concepts like binomial logistic regression and dependent/independent variables. It also presents the equations that underlie logistic regression models and how they are used to calculate probability. The goal is for students to learn how to develop logistic regression models and maps in R and evaluate their accuracy.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a computer system that uses software and hardware to capture, store, analyze and manage spatially referenced data. GIS can be used for various applications such as crime mapping, transportation planning, and infrastructure management. Specifically for road networking, GIS helps with the design, surveying, construction, operation, and maintenance of road networks. It allows users to integrate data, visualize information, and make informed decisions at various stages of the infrastructure life cycle. GIS is becoming increasingly important in Sri Lanka for applications such as transportation planning, rural development, and infrastructure projects.
Mobile GIS combines maps with mobile technology, allowing users to access geographic information systems (GIS) on mobile devices. GIS links location data to information in databases to answer questions about places. Mobile GIS is moving from desktop to distributed systems through open standards, increasing interoperability. Location-based services (LBS) use mobile GIS and location data to provide services tailored to a user's location through their mobile device. JVNMobileGIS is a cross-platform mobile map viewer developed in Java ME to demonstrate mobile GIS capabilities.
Urban Systems Collaborative Seminar | John Reinhardt, City Forward and other ...urbansystemssymposium
City Forward is an IBM initiative that provides a web-based platform for visualizing and exploring open city data. It allows users to interact with data, engage in discussions, and share insights. The platform contains tools to turn raw data into meaningful visualizations and analyses to help reveal patterns and guide decision making. City Forward is intended to help citizens, practitioners, and local governments make more informed decisions about issues facing cities.
An estimated 80% of all data in many form based applications can be mapped. Most of finance systems are disconnected from the GIS resulting in an incomplete view of the data.
In this presentation, Pacific AllianceTechnologies will present the benefits of integrating financial data to the Map using iVAULT (web-mapping solution)
This document provides an overview of geographical information systems (GIS), including definitions of GIS, its basic principles and components, data types used in GIS (vector and raster), advantages and applications of GIS. Specifically, it defines GIS as a computer system for capturing, storing, analyzing and displaying spatially referenced data. It describes the key principles of data capture, management, analysis and visualization. It outlines the typical hardware, software and data components of a GIS, and differentiates between vector and raster data types. Finally, it discusses advantages like accurate representation and analysis, and applications across different domains.
The document discusses ArcGIS software for managing land records. It covers an agenda for a land records seminar including an overview of ArcGIS, maps and apps for local government, parcel editing, workflows, and scenarios. It demonstrates ArcGIS capabilities for land records like parcel value apps, analysis dashboards, and parcel map templates to help local governments maximize the value of property data.
This document discusses how GIS is enabling e-governance. It notes that GIS allows for spatially integrated thinking and shared geographic knowledge. It outlines how GIS is changing how people collaborate, organize information, communicate, and make decisions through visualization and analysis of geospatial data. It discusses how geospatial data and GIS services are growing and supporting many applications across various sectors like social security, agriculture, education and more. The document proposes that GIS will result in an integrated geospatial framework and shared services that can be leveraged across different levels of government and users to support access, collaboration and transparency.
This document provides an overview of GeoSolutions Consulting Inc., a leading GIS solution provider. Founded in 2003 in Panama, GeoSolutions specializes in geographic information systems, satellite imagery, remote sensing, and applying these technologies to areas like natural resources, environment, and public services. The company helps clients exploit spatial data to solve complex problems effectively. GeoSolutions provides high quality satellite imagery and tools to process and analyze the images. It offers innovative products and services, and clients praise GeoSolutions' expertise, reliability, and collaboration over many years.
This document provides an overview of geographic information systems (GIS). It discusses key concepts such as how GIS integrates remote sensing, mapping, GPS and other technologies to analyze spatial data. It describes the potential of GIS for applications in natural resource management, infrastructure development and other fields. Finally, it discusses GIS software, hardware requirements and the size of the GIS market in India.
GIS platforms: the power of interoperabilityglobal
1) GIS can act as an interoperable platform to integrate disparate data from various sources and make it accessible for emergency response.
2) Lessons from Hurricane Katrina showed that a lack of standardized data and GIS applications across regions hindered coordination between organizations and led to confusion during the crisis response.
3) Having an integrated GIS database with consistent data models and applications in place before a disaster can save precious time during emergency response and recovery efforts.
Disruption: Maps - Presentation by Marcus Thielking, CMO & CFO of Skobbler at the NOAH 2012 Conference in London, Old Billingsgate on the 6th of November 2012.
Smart Grids:Enterprise GIS For Distribution Loss Reduction in Electric Utilit...HIMADRI BANERJI
1. The document discusses implementing an Enterprise GIS system for two power distribution companies in Delhi, BRPL and BYPL, to help reduce distribution losses and improve customer service.
2. Key goals of implementing GIS include reducing outage times, stopping power theft, improving asset management, and achieving a zero fatality safety rate.
3. The implementation plan includes developing GIS data models, capturing network and customer data digitally, integrating GIS with other systems like SAP and SCADA, and providing network analysis tools.
4. Estimates show the project has a payback period of less than 1 year and will generate over $400 million in additional revenue over 3 years with returns of 138%, making
2011 Frokostseminar Enterprise gis - arc gis plattformenGeodata AS
Vi kaller det "Enterprise GIS" først og fremst når GIS understøtter forretningen, men ikke nødvendigvis i en stor organisasjon.
Dette seminaret ønsker å sette fokus på hvordan GIS kan knyttes nærmere til forretningen og hvordan ArcGIS-plattformen fra Esri skaper verdi i eksisterende og nye prosjekter.
This document discusses how enterprise GIS provides advantages for telecommunication companies over legacy systems. It outlines seven cornerstones of enterprise GIS technology, including having a centralized database, multiple editors, customization, and data interoperability. It also discusses how telecom companies need an enterprise mindset across their organization to fully utilize GIS for tasks like planning, operations, and decision making. Case studies are also presented to illustrate how enterprise GIS has benefited telecommunication companies.
This document summarizes the profile and services of Telenavis, a Greek company established in 2000 that specializes in location intelligence software and services. It employs 20 professionals and is a leader in the Greek market for business GIS applications. The company provides location-enabled solutions like its Telenavis Logistic Platform, geomarketing and site selection tools, web mapping, and location-based mobile services. It also completes specialized GIS projects for clients in sectors like banking, logistics, education, food and beverage, and local authorities.
Getting It Done with limited staff, time and budget.
This slide show shares a process of developing a GIS plan and framework, shows tools to track and implement the plan, and shows examples of how the GIS plan is directly tied with City initiatives and budget.
This document discusses the evolution of enterprise GIS systems from highly customized single applications to a more configurable and sustainable approach. It outlines that customized solutions are unsustainable due to increasing pace of technology change and user expectations for focused applications. The document recommends breaking processes into simpler focused applications and configuring applications whenever possible using tools like model builders, workflows, tasks and app builders instead of customization. This configurable approach allows for easier deployment, lower costs and more sustainable solutions that can still cover most customer needs.
Mapping GIS to Enterprise Architecture and AnalyticsDennis Crow
This document discusses how to map geospatially enabled systems to enterprise architecture and analytics. It argues that organizations should think of implementing "geospatially enabled systems" rather than just "GIS." These systems need to be flexible to work with various business intelligence, analytics, and statistics approaches. The enterprise architecture must coordinate geospatial data, applications, and analytics across software development, data management, and all involved groups. It should establish common processes, standards, and not treat geospatial aspects as ancillary. This will provide an integrated foundation to support future needs.
GIS based Supply Chain Analysis of Maize & Business Plan for Maize Feed Indus...SUDARSHAN KUMAR PATEL
The document analyzes the maize supply chain in Chhattisgarh, India using GIS tools to assess business potential for a maize feed industry. It finds that maize production and livestock populations are high but feed demand exceeds local supply. It proposes establishing a 100MT/day maize feed plant in Sarguja district to capture market opportunities. Financial projections estimate the plant would require Rs. 300 lakh capital with 50% capacity utilization in year 1 growing to 75% by year 8, generating profits to expand operations.
2016 gisco track: deploying an enterprise gis for the town of snowmass villag...GIS in the Rockies
The document summarizes the deployment of an enterprise GIS system for the Town of Snowmass Village. The goals were to go paperless, improve customer service and accessibility of public documents, and break down departmental silos. Peak Performance Imaging Solutions implemented a Laserfiche document management system integrated with the town's GIS. This allows accessing building, planning and plat files from the GIS website for any parcel in town. Products included Laserfiche Avante or Rio, Public Portal, GIS, and a data source to create over 11,000 folders and subfolders linked to parcel numbers.
How to use Logistic Regression in GIS using ArcGIS and R statisticsOmar F. Althuwaynee
This document outlines a course on using logistic regression in GIS applications with R. It discusses using logistic regression to create susceptibility maps by predicting the probability of landslides. It introduces key concepts like binomial logistic regression and dependent/independent variables. It also presents the equations that underlie logistic regression models and how they are used to calculate probability. The goal is for students to learn how to develop logistic regression models and maps in R and evaluate their accuracy.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a computer system that uses software and hardware to capture, store, analyze and manage spatially referenced data. GIS can be used for various applications such as crime mapping, transportation planning, and infrastructure management. Specifically for road networking, GIS helps with the design, surveying, construction, operation, and maintenance of road networks. It allows users to integrate data, visualize information, and make informed decisions at various stages of the infrastructure life cycle. GIS is becoming increasingly important in Sri Lanka for applications such as transportation planning, rural development, and infrastructure projects.
Mobile GIS combines maps with mobile technology, allowing users to access geographic information systems (GIS) on mobile devices. GIS links location data to information in databases to answer questions about places. Mobile GIS is moving from desktop to distributed systems through open standards, increasing interoperability. Location-based services (LBS) use mobile GIS and location data to provide services tailored to a user's location through their mobile device. JVNMobileGIS is a cross-platform mobile map viewer developed in Java ME to demonstrate mobile GIS capabilities.
Urban Systems Collaborative Seminar | John Reinhardt, City Forward and other ...urbansystemssymposium
City Forward is an IBM initiative that provides a web-based platform for visualizing and exploring open city data. It allows users to interact with data, engage in discussions, and share insights. The platform contains tools to turn raw data into meaningful visualizations and analyses to help reveal patterns and guide decision making. City Forward is intended to help citizens, practitioners, and local governments make more informed decisions about issues facing cities.
An estimated 80% of all data in many form based applications can be mapped. Most of finance systems are disconnected from the GIS resulting in an incomplete view of the data.
In this presentation, Pacific AllianceTechnologies will present the benefits of integrating financial data to the Map using iVAULT (web-mapping solution)
This document provides an overview of geographical information systems (GIS), including definitions of GIS, its basic principles and components, data types used in GIS (vector and raster), advantages and applications of GIS. Specifically, it defines GIS as a computer system for capturing, storing, analyzing and displaying spatially referenced data. It describes the key principles of data capture, management, analysis and visualization. It outlines the typical hardware, software and data components of a GIS, and differentiates between vector and raster data types. Finally, it discusses advantages like accurate representation and analysis, and applications across different domains.
The document discusses ArcGIS software for managing land records. It covers an agenda for a land records seminar including an overview of ArcGIS, maps and apps for local government, parcel editing, workflows, and scenarios. It demonstrates ArcGIS capabilities for land records like parcel value apps, analysis dashboards, and parcel map templates to help local governments maximize the value of property data.
This document discusses how GIS is enabling e-governance. It notes that GIS allows for spatially integrated thinking and shared geographic knowledge. It outlines how GIS is changing how people collaborate, organize information, communicate, and make decisions through visualization and analysis of geospatial data. It discusses how geospatial data and GIS services are growing and supporting many applications across various sectors like social security, agriculture, education and more. The document proposes that GIS will result in an integrated geospatial framework and shared services that can be leveraged across different levels of government and users to support access, collaboration and transparency.
This document provides an overview of GeoSolutions Consulting Inc., a leading GIS solution provider. Founded in 2003 in Panama, GeoSolutions specializes in geographic information systems, satellite imagery, remote sensing, and applying these technologies to areas like natural resources, environment, and public services. The company helps clients exploit spatial data to solve complex problems effectively. GeoSolutions provides high quality satellite imagery and tools to process and analyze the images. It offers innovative products and services, and clients praise GeoSolutions' expertise, reliability, and collaboration over many years.
This document provides an overview of geographic information systems (GIS). It discusses key concepts such as how GIS integrates remote sensing, mapping, GPS and other technologies to analyze spatial data. It describes the potential of GIS for applications in natural resource management, infrastructure development and other fields. Finally, it discusses GIS software, hardware requirements and the size of the GIS market in India.
GIS platforms: the power of interoperabilityglobal
1) GIS can act as an interoperable platform to integrate disparate data from various sources and make it accessible for emergency response.
2) Lessons from Hurricane Katrina showed that a lack of standardized data and GIS applications across regions hindered coordination between organizations and led to confusion during the crisis response.
3) Having an integrated GIS database with consistent data models and applications in place before a disaster can save precious time during emergency response and recovery efforts.
Disruption: Maps - Presentation by Marcus Thielking, CMO & CFO of Skobbler at the NOAH 2012 Conference in London, Old Billingsgate on the 6th of November 2012.
SP1: Exploratory Network Analysis with GephiJohn Breslin
ICWSM 2011 Tutorial
Sebastien Heymann and Julian Bilcke
Gephi is an interactive visualization and exploration software for all kinds of networks and relational data: online social networks, emails, communication and financial networks, but also semantic networks, inter-organizational networks and more. Designed to make data navigation and manipulation easy, it aims to fulfill the complete chain from data importing to aesthetics refinements and interaction. Users interact with the visualization and manipulate structures, shapes and colors to reveal hidden properties. The goal is to help data analysts to make hypotheses, intuitively discover patterns or errors in large data collections.
In this tutorial we will provide a hands-on demonstration of the essential functionalities of Gephi, based on a real case scenario: the exploration of student networks from the "Facebook100" dataset (Social Structure of Facebook Networks, Amanda L. Traud et al, 2011). The participants will be guided step by step through the complete chain of representation, manipulation, layout, analysis and aesthetics refinements. Particular focus will be put on filters and metrics for the creation of their first visualizations. They will be incited to compare the hypotheses suggested by their own exploration to the results actually published in the academic paper afterwards. They finally will walk away with the practical knowledge enabling them to use Gephi for their own projects. The tutorial is intended for professionals, researchers and graduates who wish to learn how playing during a network exploration can speed up their studies.
Sébastien Heymann is a Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science at Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France. His research at the ComplexNetworks team focuses on the dynamics of realworld networks. He leads the Gephi project since 2008, and is the administrator of the Gephi Consortium.
Julian Bilcke is a Software Engineer at ISC-PIF (Complex Systems Institute of Paris, France). He is a founder and a developer for the Gephi project since 2008.
This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level information about the ICWSM'11 tutorial document:
The tutorial document announces a workshop on exploratory network analysis using Gephi, an open-source graph visualization and manipulation software, to be held on July 17, 2011 from 1-4 PM with instructors Sébastien Heymann and Julian Bilcke. The tutorial will provide an introduction to Gephi and guide participants through importing data, network visualization and manipulation, analysis, and aesthetics refinements using real datasets. Participants will work in teams and present preliminary results with the goal of learning practical skills for using Gephi on their own projects.
CommunityViz is a participatory decision support tool for planners that can be used at various stages of the planning process. It allows users to define and evaluate multiple scenarios or alternatives using spatial and non-spatial data. Formulas can be used to dynamically update attributes and indicators as assumptions are modified. This allows users to interactively analyze the impacts of different scenarios in real-time through maps, charts, and reports. The tool was demonstrated for planning in the Wrocław region of Poland, where it helped create common models and dynamically interpret alternative land use scenarios.
Lecture delivered for Prof. Terry Slocum's Geography Seminar (Geog 911) on Neogeography at the University of Kansas (23Feb2010) . Reviews my research on GIS 2.0, its impact on humanitarian information management, and discusses a class project.
Iirs- Opensources software solutions and Data services for DomainTushar Dholakia
The document outlines a presentation about open source software solutions and data services for geographic information systems (GIS) domains. It discusses the definition and background of open source GIS, lists various open source GIS tools like Quantum GIS, GRASS, OSSIM, PostGreSQL+PostGIS, GDAL/OGR, and emerging GIS servers. It also covers free and open data sources and a case study of applying open source GIS to land records management in India. The presentation aims to explain why open source GIS is used, who the users are, and the advantages like being cost effective, flexible, and giving full control over development.
The document is an interview with Jack Dangermond, President of Esri, about changes in the geospatial industry.
Dangermond discusses how geospatial technology is evolving rapidly, opening up new opportunities through a "new modality" that uses existing capabilities in new contexts, similar to the emergence of movies from filmed stage performances. He also notes that a new computing ecosystem for geospatial information is emerging that integrates desktop, server, cloud, and mobile platforms. Crowdsourcing of geospatial data through projects like OpenStreetMap is changing the industry as well. Overall, Dangermond sees the industry shifting towards "GIS for everyone" through more accessible and pervasive applications of geospatial knowledge.
The Geospatial Revolution in CopenhagenPeter Batty
The keynote talk I gave at a seminar organized by the Danish National Mapping Agency in Copenhagen, in March 2010. Some common material with other "Geospatial Revolution" presentations I have given, and some new material too.
This word cloud report analyzes the emerging brands of each newly announced candidate for the 2017 DKI Jakarta gubernatorial election. It examines word clouds related to Basuki Tjahaya Purnama, Djarot Saiful Hidayat, Anies Baswedan, and Sandiaga Uno and was released on November 4, 2017 by PT Indeks Politik Indonesia. The report is intended to understand what each candidate's word clouds indicate about their image.
Creativehead Technology Company ProfileDenny Charter
Creativehead Technologies is an IT company founded in 2009 with headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia and a presence in Singapore and Shanghai, China. It provides solutions such as web development, GPS/GIS systems, mobile apps, and security monitoring systems to clients in various industries. The company aims to enrich local and regional development through innovative technologies and is committed to principles such as pioneering technologies, integrity, and social responsibility.
E-BodyGuard is a cost-effective mobile workforce management solution that provides real-time geo-visual surveillance of workers. It allows managers to monitor workers' locations and safety visually in real-time using mobile image reporting. This provides intelligence and proof of work being done through time-stamped pictures. It can help reduce costs through improved efficiency and reduced need for additional staffing.
Social mediareport 13 juni pilgubdki [compatibility mode]Denny Charter
Dokumen tersebut merupakan ringkasan hasil monitoring sosial media mengenai kandidat capres dan cawagub DKI Jakarta pada Pilgub 2012. Ringkuman utama dari dokumen tersebut adalah: 1) Sentimen Alex Nono cenderung positif tanpa adanya isu utama, 2) Sentimen Foke Nara cenderung negatif karena komentar soal pekerja tidak perlu masuk kantor, 3) Sentimen Jokowi Ahok positif karena rencana iklan kampanye.
Webtrace gps tracking [compatibility mode]Denny Charter
Webtrace is an online fleet management system that provides real-time vehicle tracking, remote monitoring of vehicle parameters, and data analysis reports. It uses GPS and sensor technology installed in vehicles to track location, speed, fuel levels, door status, and more. Data is sent to a centralized web-based platform where authorized users can access maps, playbacks, and reports to analyze vehicle activity and monitor performance. The system architecture involves GPS devices in vehicles communicating data via GSM networks to a centralized server hosting the Webtrace website and interfaces.
Task forse application presentation [compatibility mode]Denny Charter
This document summarizes a mobile task force application that allows companies to:
1. Track sales workers and field surveyors in real time on a live map.
2. Manage routes and assign tasks directly to field agents.
3. Collect survey responses, pictures, and sales transaction details from mobile devices.
4. Generate performance reports and indicators to monitor sales, inventory, and agent activity.
The application is intended to help organizations streamline distribution, sales, and data collection processes using integrated mobile and web-based tools.
Creativehead mobile application solutionDenny Charter
This document provides an overview of mobile application and content development services. It discusses mobile solution development including mobile applications, network topology, target industries, benefits for clients, and sample projects. Example projects highlighted are a hotel management system, mobile point of sale application, and SMS-based academic application. The benefits outlined for clients include reduced costs compared to developing applications in-house.
This document summarizes CreativeHead's mobile application and content development services. It offers solutions for web design, GPS applications, mobile application development across various platforms like BlackBerry, iPhone, Android, Symbian and Windows Mobile. It provides examples of applications developed for clients including food directories, mobile directories, educational apps, an academic SMS app, a Ramadan app, taxi and food delivery apps, and a hotel management system. The document highlights Indonesia's large mobile market and growing mobile advertising sector.
This document outlines CreativeHead's mobile application and content development services. They offer a range of solutions including web solutions, GPS solutions, application development, and mobile application development for various platforms. Their corporate solutions target industries like retail, banking, manufacturing, sales and field force, supply chain management, and mobile device management.
PT. Global Premier Solusindo is an Indonesian information technology company founded in 2010. It provides web development, GPS tracking, application development, and mobile applications. The company has a presence in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia, and is led by an experienced management team. It offers solutions like web design, e-commerce, content management, and GPS tracking for fleet management. The company also creates mobile applications for Android, Blackberry, and other platforms.
PT. Global Premier Solusindo is an Indonesian information technology company founded in 2010. It provides web development, GPS tracking, application development, and mobile applications. The company has a presence in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia, and is led by an experienced management team. It offers solutions like web design, e-commerce, content management, and GPS tracking for fleet management.
This interactive billboard contains a screen that can display text and images. When pedestrians stand in front of it, simulated conversation bubbles appear on the screen between different virtual pedestrians as if they are interacting. The billboard aims to engage pedestrians by making them feel like they are participating in a conversation on the screen through their movements in front of it.
6. Data Structure
Topography
Sales Territories
Demographic Information
Street Network
Each layer represents a unique phenomenon. These geo referenced
layers can be superimposed and queried.
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7. Relationship GIS & DSS
GIS DSS
System that System that System that
collect, store support support the
, analyze, and decision when decision
display spatial data is making
spatial data involved process
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8. Back to History
1950/70 1970/80 1980/90 1990/2000 2000/2010 2010/2030
Compute, Summary, Find, organize and Perform decision Financial Complex and fuzzy
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organize display information relevant model, spreadsheets, decision, expanding to
computation; trend collaborative decision
Early Comp Program Database organize and display exploration, decision making and machine
Management Science Management System result, query support system. learning
base, what if analysis
Computerized Spatial decision Group support
cartography Workstation GIS support system system, neural
computing, knowledge
management, fuzzy
logic, Intelligent agent
Intelligent spatial
interface,Geolibraries
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9. ARCHITECTURE
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10. Future Look like : All together
Our Organization Government The Public
W E B 2.0
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11. Web 2.0
Era Web 2.0 the real change in Internet
Any information being available instantly
anywhere
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12. Planed Road Work
Work Planning Work Planning
W E B 2.0 (LIVE)
Our Organization Government The Public
Db xy Db xy Db xy Db xy
• Different Organization work in the same road
• Organization can Co Ordinate work
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14. SOCIAL MEDIA
SOCIAL MEDIA
Our Organization Government The Public
W E B 2.0
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15. W E B 2.0 (LIVE)
GIS Core Function GIS Core Function Social Media
Our Organization Government The Public
Db xy Db xy Db xy Db xy
Db xy Db xy
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16. Facebook – Sample Social Media
• Timely Updates
• Community feedback
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17. Community give input
• Community Fully Engaged and Participating
• Use any tools to contact they expect service : Facebook, Twitter, email, sms, etc
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18. W E B 2.0 (LIVE)
GIS Core Function GIS Core Function Social Media
Our Organization Government The Public
Field Field
Field
Capture Capture Capture
Db xy Db xy
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20. Technology Close with GIS
Technology Importance for GIS in Business
Global Positioning System GPS allow real time locational
information
RFID Allow portable product of any data to
be spatially registed and to carry data
that can be access and updated
remotely
Mobile wireless communication Allow field development of GIS in
Mobile commerce
Hand held GIS PDA, Smartphone, Cell phone and
other mobile device
Map Sever Software Software that support server that
deliver GIS over internet
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21. GIS Application Framework
Business Business
ERP E Commerce Marketing CRM
Application Intelligent
Location Spatial
Spatial
Spatial Analysis
Base Logistic Data Mapping
Service Mining
Services
Data
Traditional
Storage Spatial Data
Data
Systems
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23. Architecture
Sattelite GPS
PR 301
3G Internet
ADSL GSM:(GPRS)
PC
Tracking Devices
Laptop
Monitoring Center
3 Mpbs
Router Fixed IP LAN
Switch
Windows 2008 Server
Unit Bus Transmusi
Database Server: Laptop pc
Desktop pc
Oracle/SQLServer/MySQL
Server
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24. Call Center, GIS allow corporate planners to analyze
the location of the caller and assign delivery route to
its driver which enable the company to better
optimized limited fleet resource :
• Specific of delivery areas ad schedules
• Dynamic routing based on shortest of fastest route
• Realtime monitoring of delivery updates though
itegration with GPS device
• Measurement of total distance and travel time
» Demo Application
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26. In marketing, advertising, real
estate, retail, logistic are use GIS to:
• Market Analyze
• Optimize Campaigns
• Create sales territories
• Business Mapping
» Demo application
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27. Mobile GIS
Why Mobile ?
• ability to move
• Feature :
• Ubiquity
• Reachability
• Localization
• Personalization
80%
Internet enable.
new phones sold in Indonesia
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28. Mobile is Big in Indonesia
• Infrastructure
• Price
• Culture
• Choices
6% 2%
19% <18
20%
18-27
28-37
53% 38-47
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Mobile Web Usage
Operator Market Share
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