ANALYSIS AND EXPLOITATION OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
M Robinson, J. S. Wolfe, S Litteral
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M Robinson, J. S. Wolfe, S Litteral
Abstract
This study examined the role of geographic information systems (GIS) within the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) by analyzing GIS applicability to WVDOT responsibilities. In particular, the following applications of GIS to transportation are addressed: (1) Asset analysis and inventory; (2) Corridor analysis; (3) Condition assessment; (4) Planning, maintenance, and construction; and (5) Data consistency.
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This study examined the role of geographic information systems (GIS) within the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) by analyzing GIS applicability to WVDOT responsibilities. In particular, the following applications of GIS to transportation are addressed: (1) Asset analysis and inventory; (2) Corridor analysis; (3) Condition assessment; (4) Planning, maintenance, and construction; and (5) Data consistency.
Key concepts: Geographic information system, Consistency (knowledge bases), Information system, Asset (computer security), GIS and public health, Geography, Transport engineering, Computer science