A CASE Tool for Geographic Database Design Supporting Analysis Patterns

Filho, Jugurta Lisboa; Sodré, Victor de Freitas; Daltio, Jaudete; Júnior, Maurício Fidelis Rodrigues; Vilela, Valério Moysés

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30466-1_5

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“…-InterSIG: the InterSIG project intends to complement and extend the GeoFrame-T framework to modeling of spatial-temporal GDB and documentation of analysis patterns for GDB, as a base for construction of a geographic catalog system; -ArgoCASEGeo: is also a CASE tool under development which the main propose is to explore how an Analysis Patterns Catalog can improve the GIS users' productivity and the GDB quality (Lisboa, 2004). This tool transforms conceptual data schemas into logical implementation of ArcView GIS, Geomedia GIS and TerraLib library.…”

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Designing Geographic Analysis Processes on the Basis of the Conceptual Framework Geoframe

Ruschel¹,

Iochpe²,

Rocha³

et al. 2005

Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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The investment in geographic information systems (GIS) is usually justified by their ability of supporting the execution of geographic analysis processes (GP). The conceptual design of a GP makes it independent of a specific GIS product and enables designers to define the process at a high level of abstraction using a language that enforces a set of logical constraints and is yet easy to learn. On the other hand, in order to support interoperability a GP conceptual model should be sufficiently generic to allow a GP definition to be translated to any of the logical data models implemented by existing GIS commercial products. This paper presents an extension to GeoFrame, a conceptual GIS framework that supports the conceptual design of spatio-temporal, geographic databases (GDB). This extension is actually a conceptual GP data model relying on a set of UML diagrams as well as on a methodology of how to apply them to analysis process design. On the basis of the PGeoFrame-A, the definition of a GP starts by the identification of its associated use cases. Both control and data flows are described by means of activity diagrams with the new modeling constructs provided by UML 2.0. Input as well as output data introduced in the workflow definition are described in detail through a class diagram. In this way, CASE tools based on UML can be adapted to translate GP conceptual design to the specific scripts as well as macro definition languages of different existing GIS products.

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Designing Geographic Analysis Processes on the Basis of the Conceptual Framework Geoframe

Ruschel¹,

Iochpe²,

Rocha³

et al. 2005

Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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“…Horita et al (2015) e Moreira et al (2015) apresentaram iniciativas para monitoramento de risco de enchentes. Hirata et al (2015) (LISBOA FILHO et al, 2004).…”

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Bases Cartográficas para Municípios de Pequeno Porte geradas por Informação Geográfica Voluntária

Silva¹,

Sperandio²,

Rodrigues³

et al. 2018

Rev. Bras. de Cartografia

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Recebido em abril de 2018. Aprovado em novembro de 2018. RESUMO A informação geográfica é utilizada constantemente no processo de tomada de decisão relacionado a problemas geoespaciais. Com a disseminação da tecnologia de informação na sociedade, a geração de dados espaciais por meio do mapeamento baseado em Informação Geográfica Voluntária (VGI) supera os procedimentos convencionais de mapeamento em termos de custo, qualidade temática e simplicidade. Este artigo é o primeiro a considerar o uso de VGI e programas gratuitos para elaborar bases cartográficas com alta acurácia temática e temporal, sendo um bom primeiro passo para o desenvolvimento de pesquisas nesta área. Os resultados experimentais mostram o potencial da VGI como uma ferramenta para auxiliar gestores municipais no processo de decisão baseado em análises espaciais, permitindo uma melhor utilização dos recursos públicos, aumento da qualidade dos serviços oferecidos aos cidadãos e redução dos custos operacionais da administração pública.

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OMT-G Designer: A Web Tool for Modeling Geographic Databases in OMT-G

Lizardo

Davis

2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A CASE Tool for Geographic Database Design Supporting Analysis Patterns

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Designing Geographic Analysis Processes on the Basis of the Conceptual Framework Geoframe

Designing Geographic Analysis Processes on the Basis of the Conceptual Framework Geoframe

Bases Cartográficas para Municípios de Pequeno Porte geradas por Informação Geográfica Voluntária

OMT-G Designer: A Web Tool for Modeling Geographic Databases in OMT-G

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