Current advances in wireless technology supported by the development of customized GIS applications, can significantly enhance field data collection, processing and visualization in environmental research. A distributed wireless sensor network was designed to collect and remotely transmit data in real-time to an in-house geodatabase, to monitor the long-term natural attenuation of groundwater c...

The reconstruction of ancient civilizations requires the analysis material manifestations that have come down to us. This complex process involves collection, comparison, and joint multiple types data can benefit from availability, accessibility, implementation through collective contribution digital datasets structured homologated, according shared standards. Archeofinds is a geodatabase speci...

This paper presents our efforts in the updating of the Storm Water (SW) Database using Global Positioning System (GPS), direct survey and measurements of the Storm Water structures (or called Manhole) in GIS database management. The main task assignments include (1) Designing a data structure, which becomes an effective geodatabase structure to represent the storm water structures and the corre...

The risks of developing mineral resources need to be known as accurately as possible. This process should start at the exploration stage and continue through feasibility to the development stage. Until recently, this type of analysis was carried out manually, leading to subjective judgments. Many mining companies have built up extensive exploration geological databases, which represent signific...