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URBAN GIS INTEGRATES PAVING AND INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT

Z Zhang, T Dossey, José Weissmann, W R Hudson

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To evaluate the potential applications of geographic information systems in urban roadway and infrastructure management systems, efforts under research at the University of Texas at Austin included: (1) a conceptual evaluation of GIS technology; (2) a review and comparison of available GIS software; (3) identification of digital geographic data for urban areas; (4) development of a pilot application; and (5) conclusions and recommendations for implementing this technology in urban areas for pavement and infrastructure management.

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To evaluate the potential applications of geographic information systems in urban roadway and infrastructure management systems, efforts under research at the University of Texas at Austin included: (1) a conceptual evaluation of GIS technology; (2) a review and comparison of available GIS software; (3) identification of digital geographic data for urban areas; (4) development of a pilot application; and (5) conclusions and recommendations for implementing this technology in urban areas for pavement and infrastructure management.

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To evaluate the potential applications of geographic information systems in urban roadway and infrastructure management systems, efforts under research at the University of Texas at Austin included: (1) a conceptual evaluation of GIS technology; (2) a review and comparison of available GIS software; (3) identification of digital geographic data for urban areas; (4) development of a pilot application; and (5) conclusions and recommendations for implementing this technology in urban areas for pavement and infrastructure management.

Key concepts: Geographic information system, Urban infrastructure, Transport engineering, Identification (biology), GIS Day, Urban planning, Environmental planning, GIS and public health

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