Interactive Web-Map of the European Freeway Junction A1/A4 Development with the Use of Archival Cartographic Sources

Lorek, Dariusz; Horbiński, Tymoteusz

doi:10.3390/ijgi9070438

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“…An interactive thematic map was used by Lorek and Horbi ński [33] to visualize and document the changes at the European A1/A4. By analyzing archival cartographic sources, the authors of this study were able to present individual spatial changes to both the roads and the interchange itself.…”

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“…The database created in this way contains both site data and attribute data. The first and, at the same time, an essential step in these activities is the conversion of the files into the geoJSON standard [33]. This will allow faster and easier integration of the data into an interactive thematic map (one file), and at the same time, it will be possible to reference both geographic (geometry) and attribute (properties) data in a relatively simple way.…”

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Interactive Thematic Map as a Means of Documenting and Visualizing Information about Cultural Heritage Objects

Horbiński

Smaczyński

2023

IJGI

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Technological progress in recent decades has made it possible to develop the process of documentation and visualization of cultural heritage objects. Despite numerous studies dealing with the documentation of cultural heritage objects, no standardized research methodology has yet been developed in this field. The interest of many specialists from different fields carrying out different work related to the documentation of cultural heritage objects has resulted in a large amount of data, which causes problems in its processing and visualization. As a rule, researchers focus on one method of data collection and, consequently, on one type of data visualization. The documentation of cultural heritage is very important. Therefore, the authors of this article have aimed to develop a methodological data collection process for the documentation and visualization of information about cultural heritage objects. This is particularly important in light of the development of new methods of measuring and inventorying cultural heritage objects, such as laser scanning or low-level aerial photogrammetry. The authors recognize the need to systematize the methodology of collecting and processing data on cultural heritage objects. In addition, it is critical to develop a methodology for visualizing the acquired data using terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology. One of the most important assumptions of the article is to have universally understandable information about the object. The type of documentation and visualization of information developed in the article will be an interactive thematic map (using Leaflet.js and Three.js). Such a map will allow to collect and visualize all kinds of data, from attribute data to 3D models.

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Interactive Thematic Map as a Means of Documenting and Visualizing Information about Cultural Heritage Objects

Horbiński

Smaczyński

2023

IJGI

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“…Interactivity is an crucial feature of modern multimedia cartographic products [6]. Research conducted by Lorek and Horbiński [7] analyze old cartographic material in the context of usefulness in designing an interactive multimedia map of spatial development of Gliwice. The spatial development was based on vectorization spatial features from six maps: Urmesstischblätter map, Messtischblätter map, three topographical maps from different time periods, and the OpenStreetMap (OSM) database.…”

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Modern Cartographic Forms of Expression: The Renaissance of Multimedia Cartography

Medyńska-Gulij

Forrest

Cybulski

2021

IJGI

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This article summarizes the Special Issue of “Multimedia Cartography”. We present three main research fields in which multimedia cartography and the study of the effectiveness of multimedia maps are currently taking place. In each of these fields, we describe how published research is embedded in the broader context of map design and user studies. The research refers to contemporary technological trends such as web HTML5 standards, virtual reality, eye tracking, or 3D printing. Efficiency, performance, and usability studies of multimedia maps were also included. The research published in this issue is interdisciplinary. They combine traditional mapping methods with new technologies. They are searching for new places for cartography in, e.g., the environment of computer games. They combine the design of the map with its perception by users.

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“…Multimedia data are very important in many application areas such as medicine [ 8 , 9 , 10 ], cartography [ 11 , 12 , 13 ], meteorology [ 14 , 15 , 16 ], security [ 17 , 18 , 19 ], among others. Automatic extraction, classification, and manipulation of multimedia content are critical to efficient multimedia data management.…”

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Application of Dynamic Fragmentation Methods in Multimedia Databases: A Review

Castro-Medina

Rodríguez-Mazahua

López-Chau

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Entropy

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Fragmentation is a design technique widely used in multimedia databases, because it produces substantial benefits in reducing response times, causing lower execution costs in each operation performed. Multimedia databases include data whose main characteristic is their large size, therefore, database administrators face a challenge of great importance, since they must contemplate the different qualities of non-trivial data. These databases over time undergo changes in their access patterns. Different fragmentation techniques presented in related studies show adequate workflows, however, some do not contemplate changes in access patterns. This paper aims to provide an in-depth review of the literature related to dynamic fragmentation of multimedia databases, to identify the main challenges, technologies employed, types of fragmentation used, and characteristics of the cost model. This review provides valuable information for database administrators by showing essential characteristics to perform proper fragmentation and to improve the performance of fragmentation schemes. The reduction of costs in fragmentation methods is one of the most desired main properties. To fulfill this objective, the works include cost models, covering different qualities. In this analysis, a set of characteristics used in the cost models of each work is presented to facilitate the creation of a new cost model including the most used qualities. In addition, different data sets or reference points used in the testing stage of each work analyzed are presented.

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Interactive Web-Map of the European Freeway Junction A1/A4 Development with the Use of Archival Cartographic Sources

Cited by 8 publications

References 28 publications

Interactive Thematic Map as a Means of Documenting and Visualizing Information about Cultural Heritage Objects

Interactive Thematic Map as a Means of Documenting and Visualizing Information about Cultural Heritage Objects

Modern Cartographic Forms of Expression: The Renaissance of Multimedia Cartography

Application of Dynamic Fragmentation Methods in Multimedia Databases: A Review

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