基于GIS的生态质量气象评价建库方法研究

根据生态质量气象评价的要求和GIS建库的特点,研究了建立生态质量气象评价的数据库和评价模块的具体方法,并将此方法应用于海南省生态质量气象评价,结果表明利用GIS的建立生态质量评价数据库是可行的。     

轨迹大数据: 数据处理关键技术研究综述

针对轨迹大数据的高效点-轨迹k近邻（point to trajectory k nearest neighbor, P2T_kNN）查询处理需求,提出了一种融合时空剖分和轨迹分段的轨迹组织方法,其核心思想是在对轨迹作时间剖分的基础上,利用离散全球网格系统（discrete global grid system, DGGS）在空间上进行再次剖分,从而利用两次剖分得到的时空单元编码来索引落入其中的轨迹片段。在此基础上利用分布式列式存储技术设计了面向轨迹大数据的P2T_kNN查询处理框架,提出了一种顾及轨迹数据空间分布的自适应空间单元搜索算法,即通过分析轨迹数据在给定时间约束下的空间分异特征,动态调整空间单元的搜索步长,从而提升了轨迹稀疏区域的处理效率。针对亿级轨迹的实验结果表明,该方法适用于轨迹大数据的P2T_kNN查询处理,在轨迹稠密与稀疏区域的平均查询响应时间均小于1 s。     

基于改进随机蕨算法的GIS增强现实应用研究

随机蕨算法由于其简单高效,实时性好的特点,在计算机视觉领域得到了广泛的应用。但是其在构造二值特征过程中采用的基于像素点灰度值比较的方法对图像变形的适应性较差。本文基于方向梯度直方图对光照变化,图像变形鲁棒性较好的特点,利用统计方向梯度直方图取代像素灰度值进行比较,以此构造特征点二值特征。基于改进的随机蕨算法,本文设计了一种将增强现实技术(AR)应用于GIS的框架模型。实验结果表明,经过改进的随机蕨算法对目标识别的正确率得到了有效提升,且算法的实时性较好,适用于GIS的增强现实应用。     

试析GIS技术在房产测绘中的作用

以GIS技术在房产测绘中的作用探索研究为题展开论述。首先,介绍了GIS技术操作简单、工作效率高、功能全面,可以实现全天候工作的优势特点。然后,结合测绘行业方面的相关经验,提出该技术在房产测绘中的作用。最后,对GIS技术的改进做了简单分析。希望可以提高GIS技术在房产测绘中的工作效率,促进我国房产事业的长期、稳定发展。     

基于OGR的勘测定界坐标数据格式转换方法研究

勘测定界界址点坐标交换文件是国土资源管理工作中时常用到的一种空间数据格式,具有一般文本文件易读易改的特性,但缺少专业GIS软件应用支持,需要转换为通用的GIS数据格式才能进行更广泛的应用。为尽可能简化操作难度和降低软件购置成本,本文从底层开发的角度思考,基于OGR开源类库的运行机制总结了数据转换的技术流程,在VC++环境下开发了简单易用的数据转换工具,实现了自动转换为Shapefile文件的目标,对其他格式的GIS数据转换方法研究具有一定的借鉴意义。     

浅谈基于Android的移动地理信息采集系统建设

阐述了Android平台下调用GPS定位的方式方法,提出了PC端空间数据文件shapefile至Android平台可识别的SQLite数据库的转换方法和技术手段。通过Arc GIS SDK for Android移动GIS类库组件对SQLite数据库解析成Graphic图层,实现了地图属性编辑查看功能,并通过调用Android移动设备的拍照功能,将照片文件关联到属性信息,丰富地理信息数据的内容,实现地理信息数据的移动终端采集。     

基于GIS的城镇建设用地发展适宜性评价——以常州市金坛区为例

为更加深入地了解村镇尺度城镇建设用地发展适宜性情况,提高土地利用综合效益,本文以常州市金坛区遥感影像数据和土地利用现状数据为基础,采用层次分析法和GIS空间分析技术,选择自然、区位、生态和土地转换适宜度四大类10个指标,建立了适用于平原地区的具有区域代表性的城镇建设用地发展适宜性评价指标体系,分析了金坛区城镇发展适宜区分布与空间自相关特征。研究结果能为城市规划、土地规划等提供依据,尤其在城镇建设用地发展布局上具有重要的现实意义。     

Local Spatiotemporal Modeling of House Prices: A Mixed Model Approach

The real estate market has long provided an active application area for spatial–temporal modeling and analysis and it is well known that house prices tend to be not only spatially but also temporally correlated. In the spatial dimension, nearby properties tend to have similar values because they share similar characteristics, but house prices tend to vary over space due to differences in these characteristics. In the temporal dimension, current house prices tend to be based on property values from previous years and in the spatial–temporal dimension, the properties on which current prices are based tend to be in close spatial proximity. To date, however, most research on house prices has adopted either a spatial perspective or a temporal one; relatively little effort has been devoted to situations where both spatial and temporal effects coexist. Using ten years of house price data in Fife, Scotland (2003–2012), this research applies a mixed model approach, semiparametric geographically weighted regression (GWR), to explore, model, and analyze the spatiotemporal variations in the relationships between house prices and associated determinants. The study demonstrates that the mixed modeling technique provides better results than standard approaches to predicting house prices by accounting for spatiotemporal relationships at both global and local scales.     

Meeting the Challenge of Systemic Change in Geography Education: Lucy Sprague Mitchell’s Young Geographers

The history of K–12 geography education has been characterized by recurrent high hopes and dashed expectations. There have, however, been moments when the trajectory of geography education might have changed to offer students the opportunity to develop a thorough working knowledge of geography. Lucy Sprague Mitchell’s geography program developed in the 1920s and 1930s was brilliant in its conception and execution but it did not lead to large-scale systemic change. Analyzing the origins, development, and outcome of her program suggests the conditions that facilitate and inhibit systemic change, and therefore perhaps we can learn to capitalize on comparable moments in the future.     

Development of groundwater favourability map using GIS-based driven data mining models: an approach for effective groundwater resource management

The development of groundwater favourability map is an effective tool for the sustainability management of groundwater resources in typical agricultural regions, such as southern Perak Province, Malaysia. Assessing the potentiality and pollution vulnerability of groundwater is a fundamental phase of favourability mapping. A geographic information system (GIS)-based Boolean operator of a spatial analyst module was applied to combine a groundwater potentiality map (GPM) model and a groundwater vulnerability to pollution index (GVPI) map, thereby establishing the favourable zones for drinking water exploration in the investigated area. The area GPM model was evaluated by applying a GIS-based Dempster–Shafer–evidential belief function model. In the evaluation, six geoelectrically determined groundwater potential conditioning factors (i.e. overburden resistivity, overburden thickness, aquifer resistivity, aquifer thickness, aquifer transmissivity and hydraulic conductivity) were synthesized by employing the probability-based algorithms of the model. The generated thematic maps of the seven hydrogeological parameters of the DRASTIC model were considered as pollution potential conditioning factors and were analysed with the developed ordered weighted average–DRASTIC index model algorithms to construct the GVPI map. Approximately 88.8 and 85.71% prediction accuracies for the Groundwater Potentiality and GVPI maps were established using the reacting operating characteristic curve method and water quality status–vulnerability zone relationship scheme, respectively. Finally, the area groundwater favourability map (GFM) model was produced by applying a GIS-based Boolean operator on the Groundwater Potentiality and GVPI maps. The GFM model reveals three distinct zones: ‘not suitable’, ‘less suitable’ and ‘very suitable’ zones. The area analysis of the GFM model indicates that more than 50% of the study area is covered by the ‘very suitable’ zones. Results produce a suitability map that can be used by local authorities for the exploitation and management of drinking water in the area. The study findings can also be applied as a tool to help increase public awareness of groundwater issues in developing countries.