Integration of a 2D legacy GIS, legacy simulations, and legacy databases into a 3D geographic simulation

Ohigashi, Makoto; Guo, Zhen-Sheng; Tanaka, Yuzuru

doi:10.1145/1166324.1166360

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“…Ohigash et al [7] proposed a mechanism to migrate a 2D legacy system with its GUI (graphical user interface) into a 3D environment. This mechanism is based on a special coordinate transformation for both the texture mapping and the event dispatching.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As a result, their approach enables them to dynamically integrate multiple independent legacy simulators and/or legacy databases with a 2D legacy GIS simply through the composition of their 3D display objects. In conclusion, they developed a framework for the ad hoc integration of legacy geographic simulators, legacy databases, the integrated visualization of their results and a 2D legacy GIS system [7]. Kalil …”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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GIS Applications for Building 3D Campus, Utilities and Implementation Mapping Aspects for University Planning Purposes

Al‐Rawabdeh¹,

Al‐Ansari²,

Attya³

et al. 2014

JCEA

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Abstract:In city planning managing, the third dimension is becoming a necessity. Using 3D GIS modeling offers a flexible interactive system while providing one of the best visual interpretation of data which supports planning and decision processes for city planners. As a result, 3D GIS model expresses terrain features in an intuitive way which enhances the management and analysis of a proposed project through 3D visualization. This paper discusses the concept of 3D GIS modeling techniques using a simple procedure to generate a university campus model (real 3D GIS model) which will show the effectiveness of this approach. The 3D GIS model provides access to mapping data to support planning, design and data management. Intelligent GIS models and GIS tools help community planning and apply regional and discipline-specific standards. Integration of GIS spatial data with campus organization helps to improve quality, productivity and asset management. The following study built 3D GIS map and all utility information for Al al-Bayt University campus as an example. The primary objective is to improve data management (e.g., maps, plans, usage of facilities and services) and to develop methods using 3D spatial analysis for specific applications at the university.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

GIS Applications for Building 3D Campus, Utilities and Implementation Mapping Aspects for University Planning Purposes

Al‐Rawabdeh¹,

Al‐Ansari²,

Attya³

et al. 2014

JCEA

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“…Database access and the visualization of data records based on meme media technology is wellestablished as shown in [14], [15], [16], and [17], e.g.…”

Section: On the Gradual Development Of Thoughts In Speechà La Heinmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The introduced primitive recursive function h reconstructs the computation performed by the Syracuse algorithm in case of termination. Reading the figure 2222121 digit by digit from the right means to speak about traversing the Syracuse program beginning with an odd value of X (in fact, with 3) followed by an even value (in this case 10), followed by an odd value (in this case 5), followed by an even value (in this case 16), and so on.…”

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Technologies, implementations and applications for the Kleistian development of thoughts in speech

Arnold

Schulz

2012

The 1st IEEE Global Conference on Consumer Electronics 2012

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Innovations in the fields of consumer electronics and media technologies are pervading the daily life and invading the private home. There emerge novel communication opportunities. Educational processes such as university studies, for illustration, are unconventionally expanded towards a casual home office. Web browsers and networking technologies provide access to serious content and direct manipulation technologies allow for some transformation of conventional studies into edutainment. Among the novel features is the opportunity for the learner to casually deal with learning content and to informally present his own work to friends and relatives at home in this way supporting the gradual development of thought in speech, as Kleist put it. Consumer electronics and media technology have set the stage for Kleistian learning demonstrated technically and didactically.

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“…The integration with these kind of legacy systems was investigated by several research works [19], [28].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Functional and device interoperability in an architectural model of geographic information system

Carvalho

Estrella

Freire

et al. 2007

Proceedings of the 25th Annual ACM International Conference on Design of Communication

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Providing communication in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an instigating development challenge, due to the high complexity of these systems and to the difficulty of modeling them properly. This paper presents a model of an architecture to represent the structure of a GIS. The architecture is based on standard technologies, such as XML, XSLT and SVG. These technologies are used to represent GIS and to provide functional and device interoperability. Moreover, web services are used for exchanging information between systems used by different devices in different contexts. The proposed architecture is transparent to users and provides information adaptation to different devices using context information. The main contributions of the proposed architecture is the geographic representation using SVG, the functional and device interoperability and cartographic generalization.

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Integration of a 2D legacy GIS, legacy simulations, and legacy databases into a 3D geographic simulation

Cited by 11 publications

References 20 publications

GIS Applications for Building 3D Campus, Utilities and Implementation Mapping Aspects for University Planning Purposes

GIS Applications for Building 3D Campus, Utilities and Implementation Mapping Aspects for University Planning Purposes

Technologies, implementations and applications for the Kleistian development of thoughts in speech

Functional and device interoperability in an architectural model of geographic information system

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