GIS & Location Technology Episode 10 - Forecasting and the Value of Spatially-enabled Databases

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GIS & Location Technology Episode 10 - Forecasting and the Value of Spatially-enabled Databases

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24 minutes

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Apr 18, 2007

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Spatially-enabled databases can be used to streamline decision support for resource management. This presentation describes an example that automates data interchange between a cost modeling application, GIS database, and pavement scenario manager.

Released:

Apr 18, 2007

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (10)

Commentary on the latest trends and interesting applications in the GIS and Spatial Information Management

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GIS & Location Technology Episode 3 - Is there such a thing as 3D GIS?: 3D interfaces to 2D GIS vs 3D GIS. The value of modeling volumes for location mapping. 3D as the presentation technology to reduce the level of abstraction in GIS data (e.g. Google Earth). by GIS and Location Technology
18 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 1 - Autodesk and Open Source, GIS vs. SIM, Google Earth and the GIS industry: Autodesk GIS Web mapping server goes open source. GIS vs Spatial Information Management. The impact of Google Earth on GIS by GIS and Location Technology
21 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 2 - Interview with Mike Tait, Director of Internet Solutions at ESRI: ESRI and Farallon discuss on demand GIS using webservices, ArcWeb Explorer vs. Google Earth, and the future of GIS in mainstream business by GIS and Location Technology
38 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 4 - What is a geospatially-aware database and why should you care? A first look at Oracle Spatial: Spatially aware databases such as Oracle Spatial can offer enhanced data validity, finer control over level of access and user privileges, and ease of use for web developers who are not familar with geo-coding. by GIS and Location Technology
16 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 5 - Why use a mashup when you already have a GIS?: Mashup can be combined with back end geo-processing to offer enhanced scalability and speed along with lower cost and a more intuitive user interface. by GIS and Location Technology
20 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 7 - The Relevance of Emerging Geospatial Technologies for IT: This recent presentation discusses how organizations can leverage spatially aware databases, free mapping API's like Google Earth, and open source software like Autodesk Mapguide, to manage data, integrate systems, and deliver compelling geospatial applications for a fraction of the cost of traditional GIS. by GIS and Location Technology
48 min listen
$GIS & Location Technology Episode 7 - The Relevance of Emerging Geospatial Technologies for IT: This recent presentation discusses how organizations can leverage spatially aware databases, free mapping API's like Google Earth, and open source software like Autodesk Mapguide, to manage data, integrate systems, and deliver compelling geospatial applications for a fraction of the cost of traditional GIS.$
GIS & Location Technology Episode 6 - Public mapping technology and private data: can we have the best of both worlds?: Public Mapping APIs offer speed, lower development costs, and simplicity. Farallon discusses how to seamlessly transition from the regional map titling scheme in public APIs to local and detailed map tiling using enterprise GIS software and in-house GIS data. by GIS and Location Technology
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GIS & Location Technology Episode 10 - Forecasting and the Value of Spatially-enabled Databases: Spatially-enabled databases can be used to streamline decision support for resource management. An example is presented which automates data interchange between a cost modeling application, GIS database, and pavement scenario manager. by GIS and Location Technology
24 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 9 - GIS 2.0 - Squeezing New Value from Old GIS: Decentralized databases and non-traditional visualization tools can enhance the value of an existing GIS. by GIS and Location Technology
28 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 8 - Fast, Easy and Convenient - The value proposition for Enterprise GIS mashups: Google Maps, Google Earth, Microsoft Virtual Earth and other emerging technologies can be integrated with traditional GIS tools to deliver useful and targeted "enterprise mashups". by GIS and Location Technology
32 min listen

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GIS & Location Technology Episode 9 - GIS 2.0 - Squeezing New Value from Old GIS: Decentralized databases and non-traditional visualization tools can enhance the value of an existing GIS. by GIS and Location Technology
28 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 8 - Fast, Easy and Convenient - The value proposition for Enterprise GIS mashups: Google Maps, Google Earth, Microsoft Virtual Earth and other emerging technologies can be integrated with traditional GIS tools to deliver useful and targeted "enterprise mashups". by GIS and Location Technology
32 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 7 - The Relevance of Emerging Geospatial Technologies for IT: This recent presentation discusses how organizations can leverage spatially aware databases, free mapping API's like Google Earth, and open source software like Autodesk Mapguide, to manage data, integrate systems, and deliver compelling geospatial applications for a fraction of the cost of traditional GIS. by GIS and Location Technology
48 min listen
$GIS & Location Technology Episode 7 - The Relevance of Emerging Geospatial Technologies for IT: This recent presentation discusses how organizations can leverage spatially aware databases, free mapping API's like Google Earth, and open source software like Autodesk Mapguide, to manage data, integrate systems, and deliver compelling geospatial applications for a fraction of the cost of traditional GIS.$
GIS & Location Technology Episode 6 - Public mapping technology and private data: can we have the best of both worlds?: Public Mapping APIs offer speed, lower development costs, and simplicity. Farallon discusses how to seamlessly transition from the regional map titling scheme in public APIs to local and detailed map tiling using enterprise GIS software and in-house GIS data. by GIS and Location Technology
22 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 5 - Why use a mashup when you already have a GIS?: Mashup can be combined with back end geo-processing to offer enhanced scalability and speed along with lower cost and a more intuitive user interface. by GIS and Location Technology
20 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 4 - What is a geospatially-aware database and why should you care? A first look at Oracle Spatial: Spatially aware databases such as Oracle Spatial can offer enhanced data validity, finer control over level of access and user privileges, and ease of use for web developers who are not familar with geo-coding. by GIS and Location Technology
16 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 3 - Is there such a thing as 3D GIS?: 3D interfaces to 2D GIS vs 3D GIS. The value of modeling volumes for location mapping. 3D as the presentation technology to reduce the level of abstraction in GIS data (e.g. Google Earth). by GIS and Location Technology
18 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 2 - Interview with Mike Tait, Director of Internet Solutions at ESRI: ESRI and Farallon discuss on demand GIS using webservices, ArcWeb Explorer vs. Google Earth, and the future of GIS in mainstream business by GIS and Location Technology
38 min listen
GIS & Location Technology Episode 1 - Autodesk and Open Source, GIS vs. SIM, Google Earth and the GIS industry: Autodesk GIS Web mapping server goes open source. GIS vs Spatial Information Management. The impact of Google Earth on GIS by GIS and Location Technology
21 min listen

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GIS & Location Technology Episode 10 - Forecasting and the Value of Spatially-enabled Databases

GIS & Location Technology Episode 10 - Forecasting and the Value of Spatially-enabled Databases

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