In this paper, we will discuss the potentials of affordable Geoweb 2.0 technologies. We will reveal two affordable open-source collaborative mapping frameworks and explore their potentials, strengths and weaknesses through two different field implementations in the form of case studies. Refl ecting on our experiences with these cases we will compare the two technological frameworks in terms of participation and mapping support as well as data security, cross-browser compatibility, interface customizability, import-export capability and required level of expertise for setup and management. Moreover, with a designerly lens, we will discuss the levels of design empowerment in two cases in relation with user profi les and pre-designated contrib...
Open source technologies for geospatial data have dramatically expanded over the last decade. A new ...
The past decade has witnessed a steady growth of Open Source software usage in industry and academia...
The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by O’Reilly Associates in 2004 to reflect changes in the ways...
This paper evaluates developments in mapping - from traditional, desktop cartography through to Coll...
The initiative of our research is to build a geo-writable web, using open source technologies for pe...
© 2012 ACADIA. All rights reserved. In this paper, we discuss the potentials of affordable GeoWeb 2....
In this paper, we discuss the potentials of affordable GeoWeb 2.0 applications to support the delibe...
Convergence of GIS with ICT (Internet, mobile phone) and geolocation systems (GPS) has now resulted ...
This article introduces open access Web mapping services as an efficient tool for disseminating rese...
For the purpose of exploiting the potential of cloud connectivity in geographical information system...
For the purpose of exploiting the potential of cloud connectivity in geographical information system...
In this paper, we discuss the affordances of open-source Geoweb 2.0 platforms to support the partici...
Recent advances in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Web 2.0 technologies provide new ways of...
Abstract: This article introduces open access Web mapping services as an efficient tool for dissemin...
The nature of map production and the dissemination of spatially referenced information have changed ...
Open source technologies for geospatial data have dramatically expanded over the last decade. A new ...
The past decade has witnessed a steady growth of Open Source software usage in industry and academia...
The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by O’Reilly Associates in 2004 to reflect changes in the ways...
This paper evaluates developments in mapping - from traditional, desktop cartography through to Coll...
The initiative of our research is to build a geo-writable web, using open source technologies for pe...
© 2012 ACADIA. All rights reserved. In this paper, we discuss the potentials of affordable GeoWeb 2....
In this paper, we discuss the potentials of affordable GeoWeb 2.0 applications to support the delibe...
Convergence of GIS with ICT (Internet, mobile phone) and geolocation systems (GPS) has now resulted ...
This article introduces open access Web mapping services as an efficient tool for disseminating rese...
For the purpose of exploiting the potential of cloud connectivity in geographical information system...
For the purpose of exploiting the potential of cloud connectivity in geographical information system...
In this paper, we discuss the affordances of open-source Geoweb 2.0 platforms to support the partici...
Recent advances in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Web 2.0 technologies provide new ways of...
Abstract: This article introduces open access Web mapping services as an efficient tool for dissemin...
The nature of map production and the dissemination of spatially referenced information have changed ...
Open source technologies for geospatial data have dramatically expanded over the last decade. A new ...
The past decade has witnessed a steady growth of Open Source software usage in industry and academia...
The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by O’Reilly Associates in 2004 to reflect changes in the ways...