Add to ORKGNowadays geographic information is needed by the people, public administration and business. It has become a necessary part of our lives. Due to the increasing demand for easy and cheap access to geographic information and geoprocessing services new technologies have been developed. Internet GIS and they are spreading rapidly over the Internet. First results concerning remote administration of selected application server - GeoMedia WebMap Professional of on-going study are described
Abstract:- Geoenabling the Web and providing so called GIservices to the end users belong to the con...
As the prominent telecommunication medium, the Internet has four special features making it especial...
In the last decade, and especially since 1995, when the Internet started its widespread diffu-sion, ...
Abstract: The primary view of geographic data has historically been through maps. Now, the rise of t...
The purpose of this thesis is to describe and analyse some of the possibilities and problems associa...
The popularity of Internet technology has brought about some fundamental changes in the field of GIS...
Abstract: – This paper explains the publishing of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the Inter...
Geospatial information is currently not only can be displayed using GIS software in a stand alone bu...
The Internet and web-based technology has dramatically influenced the access to and dissemination of...
Timely and accurate spatial data has been regularly available in many fields such as land cover and ...
The work considers information and computing technologies supporting regional decisions making and b...
The work considers information and computing technologies supporting regional decisions making and b...
In many countries, governments and local administrations promote initiatives to exploit the potentia...
No longer restricted to paper, maps are now transmitted from place to place over computer networks. ...
© 2015, Springer International Publishing Switzerland. The Internet and web-based technology has dra...
Abstract:- Geoenabling the Web and providing so called GIservices to the end users belong to the con...
As the prominent telecommunication medium, the Internet has four special features making it especial...
In the last decade, and especially since 1995, when the Internet started its widespread diffu-sion, ...
Abstract: The primary view of geographic data has historically been through maps. Now, the rise of t...
The purpose of this thesis is to describe and analyse some of the possibilities and problems associa...
The popularity of Internet technology has brought about some fundamental changes in the field of GIS...
Abstract: – This paper explains the publishing of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the Inter...
Geospatial information is currently not only can be displayed using GIS software in a stand alone bu...
The Internet and web-based technology has dramatically influenced the access to and dissemination of...
Timely and accurate spatial data has been regularly available in many fields such as land cover and ...
The work considers information and computing technologies supporting regional decisions making and b...
The work considers information and computing technologies supporting regional decisions making and b...
In many countries, governments and local administrations promote initiatives to exploit the potentia...
No longer restricted to paper, maps are now transmitted from place to place over computer networks. ...
© 2015, Springer International Publishing Switzerland. The Internet and web-based technology has dra...
Abstract:- Geoenabling the Web and providing so called GIservices to the end users belong to the con...
As the prominent telecommunication medium, the Internet has four special features making it especial...
In the last decade, and especially since 1995, when the Internet started its widespread diffu-sion, ...