Add to ORKGThe Walkway Management System (WMS) uses geographic information system (GIS) software to calculate an estimate for the level of maintenance required for walkway segments. It then assists the user in prioritising the maintenance on segments of the walkway that require repair. The development of the WMS is a cooperative effort between a team of researchers at Lincoln University and Department of Conservation (DoC) staff. DoC staff provided guidance and data, and the Lincoln University research team has implemented the system in Arc/Info software. This paper provides an analysis of the walkway maintenance problem and an overview of a GIS application developed for use as an applied tool for resource management
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The New Zealand Walkway system is a concept designed to provide a network of tracks giving the publi...
This thesis has identified and tested a methodology for the sustainable planning, development, audit...
Pedestrian route information can support different research activities such as the calculation of ec...
The Walkway Management System (WMS) uses geographic information system (GIS) software to calculate a...
This paper presents a tool to assess the pedestrian accessibility to local services in residential a...
Roadway systems contain a wide variety of spatially distributed physical features which require inst...
The project explores methodologies available for environmental quality and landscape character asses...
Because we are dealing with two quite different types of walkways, two systems were used, sometimes ...
The use of Geographical Information Systems is explored, in the context of monitoring long-distance ...
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) have being used for several decades for its practicality in a...
The project aims to compare the various means of assessing environmental quality of walking routes. ...
This project works on finding the best ways to implement a Geographic Information System (GIS) at a ...
This thesis has identified and tested a methodology for the sustainable planning, development, audit...
management of the paved network system is a critical issue that always has been the main focus not j...
The development and economic growth of a nation is closely related to its available transportation ...
The New Zealand Walkway system is a concept designed to provide a network of tracks giving the publi...
This thesis has identified and tested a methodology for the sustainable planning, development, audit...
Pedestrian route information can support different research activities such as the calculation of ec...