Los Sistemas de Información Geográfica SIG, han tomado bastante relevancia dados los importantes alcances a nivel institucional, social y cultural surgidos a partir de sus diversos campos de aplicación, son múltiples las formas actuales de planificar y gestionar (levantar, recopilar, administrar, almacenar, producir) la información, para lo cual se ha ideado variedad de procedimientos a través de programas tales como herramientas tecnológicas como los Sistemas de información geográfica, entre otros. La utilización de estas nuevas tecnologías de la información y gestión documental en combinación con lo SIG, permite obtener grandes beneficios.
En el caso de los SIG, la información puede ser gestionada de diferentes formas, sin embargo, es importante identificar las necesidades de las instituciones y organizaciones que van a implementar esta tecnología. En este sentido para la primera fase del diseño del Sistema de Información Geográfica con Enfoque Participativo SIG_P, se realizó una tabla de datos temática, que contiene la información de las organizaciones sociales del Eje de Fortalecimiento, que servirá como punto de partida para identificar la incidencia de la Estrategia Ciudad Bienestar en la Ciudad de Pasto, para la toma de decisiones para la planeación de sus logros para el siguiente año.
A través del desarrollo de las mesas temáticas, Territorio y Participación significativa y Ciudadanía han participado comunidades con las que por medio de didácticas se ha generado y acopiado gran información que podría ser especializada en un SIG, para que luego sea devuelta a las comunidades contribuyendo a que ellas mismas sean gestoras de su propio cambio, en la medida que les permite tomar decisiones con mayor conocimiento de las situac...
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...erentes actividades que hicieron posible adquirir la información necesaria para el diseño de la Tabla de Datos.
El diseño de este modelo se apoyó en el cumplimiento de lo siguiente:
Identificación de las organizaciones comunitarias, líderes de opinión e Instituciones.
Identificación del proceso de fortalecimiento a organizaciones sociales y ciudadanía.
Análisis de la información resultado del trabajo realizado por el Eje de Fortalecimiento que posibilitara la toma de decisiones para el proceso de planeación del próximo año y una gestión adecuada de dicha información.
Como resultado, se presenta una base de datos geográfica temática para la estructura de la información, como primera fase para el Diseño de un sistema de Información Geográfico con Enfoque Participativo SIGP, para contribuir a la identificación espacial de las organizaciones presentes en el territorio.
In the book “Why Geography Matters More Than Ever”, the author, Harm de Blij, discusses the importance of geography, how it can affect us in any place or any time, and why it matters. But most importantly, he succeeds to advance our perception of the world’s geography. Throughout the book de Blij highlights the many benefits of being educated about geography. He explains that it is important that we are informed about this topic so we can be more prepared for the events happening around the world. This book illustrates just how essential it is to be well-educated when it comes to geography.
The main ideas presented in “Why Geography Matters…More Than Ever!” revolve around what exactly geography is, and the implications of the subject. Geography is the study of the physical world and human actions, it also covers the affects of human actions. Geography influences a plethora of topics and geographers do research on numerous subjects. “Geographers do research on glaciations and coastlines, on desert dunes and limestone caves, on weather and climate, even on plants and animals”(7). The author stresses how underrated geography is the present times, and how the introduction of social studies have doomed the subject of geography for future generations. In a section detailing the teaching of geography
Blij, H.J. de , Peter O. Muller, Jan Nijman, and Antoinette M.G.A WinklerPrins. The World Today Concepts and Regions in Geography. Fifth Edition ed. United States of America: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2011. Print.
Disfruté este trabajo porque me dio la oportunidad de aprender cosas nuevas y datos acerca de una época la cual considero que marcó mucho a nuestro país y además la pude aprender de una forma que me entretuvo y me llamo la atención.
The information system that interests me in this government department is a new established system called eKadaster (eCadastre). eKadaster is a development project initiated by the government of Malaysia but offered for further development to Precision Portal Sdn. Bhd. on 22nd December 2006. The main objective of eKadaster development is to shorten the time usually take to provide the owner with their land titles from previously 2 years to only 2 months. Other than that, the development of eKadaster is to create National Digital Cadastral Database (NDCDB) covering all Peninsular Malaysia. Moreover, the objective of developing eKadaster is to integrate eKadaster and eTanah (eLand) towards faster and efficient integrated spatial inform...
Trata los principales factores que han modificado a la sociedad de la educación en la vida cotidiana, las innovaciones e integraciones de la tecnología de la información en el aula educativa y en el entorno social, así como los avances que la tecnología ha traído consigo en la forma de enseñar y de aprender de cada uno de los individuos. Hablar de las tecnologías y el modo de enseñar con esta nueva era digital es ver como se está transformando la sociedad. El integrarlas es una opción diferente de que los alumnos aprenderán con estrategias más didácticas, amenas y flexibles.
...mita a los habitantes reclamar los derechos que les con concedidos por medio de estas.
Geographers plan new communities, decide where new highways should be placed, and establish evacuation plans. Computerized mapping and data analysis is known as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), a new frontier in geography. Spatial data is gathered on a variety of subjects and input onto a computer. GIS users can create an infinite number of maps by requesting portions of the data to plot.
Overall, I think the scope of geoinformatics is wide and promising, with a great potential for our country. With my profile, experience and future training I am the right person to make the most of it.
A GIS or Geographic Information System joins together programming, fittings and data for examining, overseeing and catching all topographical structures to show as reference data. The acronym GIS is additionally used for Geospatial Information Studies that alludes to the scholarly study or teach that works alongside land data framework. In the layman's terms, GIS intimates the joining of measurable dissection, cartography and the database innovation. It has the ability to relate data from numerous diverse sources and fuse it into one database programming.
As applications of geospatial technologies continuously break the disciplinary barrier, the need for books on these technologies to reach diverse audiences is greater than ever. The challenge, however, is to write a book on this complicated subject that incorporates the knowledge of multiple disciplines and makes it valuable for those who may or may not have diverse educational backgrounds, but require using these technologies. Most books on geospatial technologies target a specific audience. Contrary to this, Geographical Information Science tries to target three different audiences (users, students, and engineers) by using formats and languages comfortable to them. While this effort is laudable, maintaining the balance and attractiveness to all the three audiences is challenging. The author, Narayan Panigrahi, has accomplished this balancing act but with mixed outcomes. His computer science background is clearly seen in the structure and contents of the chapters.
... Urbanization and mega Cities: The Need for Spatial Information Management.’ FIG REPORT publication No. 48, January 2010. Retrieved on March 9, 2011 from www.fig.net/pub/figpub/pub48/figpub48.pdf
Cartography has existed for thousands of years. From the early days of tribes marking off where their best hunting grounds are, to the modern day of mapping flight paths, cartography has evolved and developed in various ways to what it is today. There are now technologies that allow for people to design maps in ways never imagined before. Computer programmes exist that allow for different types of data to be stored so that accurate representations can be formed. It has been said that, “Maps are pictures of the world’s land surface, showing its features, resources and the way it has been developed.” (Bondi, et al., 1977)
GIS is an emerging method of data storage and interpretation. GIS is, simply put a database. It is many tables of data organized by one common denominator, location. The data in a GIS system is organized spatially, or by its physical location on the base map. The information that is stored in the database is the location and attributes that exist in that base map, such as streets, highways, water lines, sewers, manholes, properties, and buildings, etc. each of these items don’t just exist in the database, the attributes associated with the item is also stored. A good example of this would be a specific sewer line, from and arbitrary point A to a point B. Ideally, the sewer line would be represented graphically, with a line connecting the two points or something of the like. When one retrieves the information for that line in particular, the attribute data would be shown. This data would include the size of pipe, the pipe material, the upper invert elevation, the downstream invert elevation, the date installed, and any problem history associated with that line. This is the very gist of what a GIS system is.
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