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Environmental Information Systems, 2019
The advent of user-generated content, crowdsourcing and other forms of lay data generation have led to opposing arguments about the quality and reliability of data in the geoweb.
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The advent of user-generated content, crowdsourcing and other forms of lay data generation have led to opposing arguments about the quality and reliability of data in the geoweb.
M. Buzzelli +3 more
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Developing of Geoweb Application for Urban Planning
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, 2019The achievement of rapid growth that is both inclusive and sustainable presents formidable challenges for urban planning in India. Urban planning involves a lot of spatial implications. The planning process may have social, economic, and environmental effects. The emerging GIS techniques have various solutions for the urban planning.
B. S. Teja +4 more
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Engaging With the Participatory Geoweb
Crowdsourcing, 2019Maps were historically used as tools of the elite to maintain and expand power and control. The development of participatory mapmaking and the geoweb have opened new avenues for broader citizen engagement and therefore challenge traditional power ...
Jon M. Corbett, Logan Cochrane
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A Classification of User Contributions on the Participatory Geoweb
, 2015“Volunteered geographic information” (VGI) is the term most widely used to describe a variety of user contributions on the participatory Geoweb. These contributions range from coordinate locations and geometries to categorical observations, attribute tags, numeric measurements, and content ratings, as well as complex narratives, photos, and videos ...
C. Rinner, Victoria Fast
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Towards a New Generation of Digital Cartography: The Development of Neocartography and the Geoweb
Cartographica, 2020:The Third Industrial Revolution evolved through the development of technology in the 1960s and has been mirrored in other professions as well as cartography. The first maps on the Internet for mass use appeared in the late 1990s.
Marina Tavra, Anja Skara
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Web Mapping 2.0: The Neogeography of the GeoWeb [PDF]
Geography Compass, 2008 AbstractThe landscape of Internet mapping technologies has changed dramatically since 2005. New techniques are being used and new terms have been invented and entered the lexicon such as: mash‐ups, crowdsourcing, neogeography and geostack. A whole range of websites and communities from the commercial Google Maps to the grassroots OpenStreetMap, and ...
Chris Parker +2 more
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Expanding GeoWeb to an internet of things
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computing for Geospatial Research & Applications - COM.Geo '11, 2011Connecting our world with accessible networks is scaling to trillions of everyday objects. The Internet of Things, Pervasive Computing, Sensor Web are research names for this development. Planetary Skin, Smarter Planet and CeNSE are several corporate names.
George Percivall, Nadine Alameh
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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computing for Geospatial Research & Applications - COM.Geo '11, 2011
Geospatial data accessible on the web has become common place and transformative. The GeoWeb allows us to view geographic information about any location on the planet and to make plans based on this. Planning routes for travel using the GeoWeb has become highly advanced enabled by open standards.
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Geospatial data accessible on the web has become common place and transformative. The GeoWeb allows us to view geographic information about any location on the planet and to make plans based on this. Planning routes for travel using the GeoWeb has become highly advanced enabled by open standards.
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Architekturmodelle für Geoweb-Anwendungen
HMD Praxis der Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2010Viele Webanwendungen stehen vor der Herausforderung, Funktionalitaten geografischer Informationssysteme (GIS) zu integrieren. Dieser Beitrag beschreibt drei Modelle von Softwarearchitekturen und wie Web-/Enterprise-Anwendungen mit GIS-Funktionalitaten erweitert werden konnen.
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GeoWeb 2.0 applications could support the Geodesign process
Rev. Int. Géomatique, 2019The emergence of Web 2.0 is materialized by new technologies (APIs, Ajax, etc.), by new practices (mashup, geotagging, etc.) an, by new tools (wiki, blog, etc.). It is primarily based on the principle of participation and collaboration.
Wided Batita
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