1. Internet GIS and Geospatial Information Technology by Dr. Ming-Hsiang (Ming) Tsou 鄒明祥 E-mail: mtsou@mail.sdsu.edumtsou@mail.sdsu.edu Phone: 619-5940205 Fax: 619-5944938 The Department of Geography, San Diego State University National Cheng Kung University, June 14 th, 2005 ( 國立成功大學 ) 網路地理資訊科技 (GIS) 介紹

2. Co-authored book--- Internet GIS: Distributed Geographic Information Services for the Internet and Wireless Networks, 2003, published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Main topics: Internet GIS Mobile GIS Wireless Integration GIS Education GIS Applications (NASA project, City project)…

3. Why Internet Mapping? Flexible Information Access / Exchange (End-Users only need a Web browser) ( 便捷的資訊取得 / 交換 ) Information Sharing and Integration ( 資訊分享及整合 ) (Access multiple Internet Map Servers at the same time– Local governments, USGS, EPA, Census, etc.) Real-time Information Update and Distribution Gather data from ( 即時資訊更新及發布 ) client sides (polices, firefighters), Distribute updated data from server sides (control centers)

4. Web-based GIS (Internet GIS) San Diego State University Internet Map Server (ArcIMS) Web Server (map.sdsu.edu Internet Client (Web browser) + Java applets Client (Web browser) + IMS Viewer Client (Web browser) Regional Database (GIS) ServerClient The Network is the Computer The Internet is Your GIS.

5. San Diego Wildfire 2003 C ombining census data and remote sensing images. (Update daily -- Http://map.sdsu.edu Http://map.sdsu.edu

6. Development History Internet (ARPANET 1970s, TCP/IP 1983) World Wide Web (HTTP 1990, Mosaic 1993) On-line GIS/Mapping The Xerox PARC Map Viewer (Putz,1994) GRASSLinks (Huse, 1995) The Alexandria Digital Library (1994) Organization The Open GIS Consortium (OGC, 1994) ISO/TC 211 (the 211 Technical Committee of the International Standards Organization, 1994)

7. 1994 The First Web-based Mapping Application

8. Alexandria Digital Library http://webclient.alexandria.ucsb.edu/ mw/index.jsp (Old version 1994 -  New version 2004:

9. Internet GIS -- Key Technologies Internet Map Server (ESRI’s ArcIMS, AutoDesk’s MapGuide, INTEGRAPH’s GeoMedia Web Map, SmallWorld’s Internet Application Servers, etc.) Componet Programming (JAVA,.NET, ASP.. (cross-platform: Java applets and Java Servlets) XML (Extensible Markup Language) for metadata and communication with Internet Map Servers (ArcIMS – ArcXML). Web Services (UUDI, WSDL, SOAP…)

10. Sharing Data, Information, and Knowledge 資料分享 資訊分享 知識分享

11. Web-based Image Overlay Function (Change Detection)

12. GEOG 104 (http://map.sdsu.edu/geog104) On-line lecture notes Web-based GIS exercises On-line Quiz Introduction to Cartography, Remote sensing, GPS, GIS and spatial analysis. Intro Geospatial Technology Movie (5 minutes)

13. Mobile GIS refers to an integrated software/hardware framework for the access of geospatial data and services through mobile devices via wireline or wireless networks (Tsou, 2004). (Notebooks, PDA, Tablet PC, Pocket PC, etc.) WHY mobile GIS –Field works: data collection and validation process, coupled with GPS and wireless communications. –Real-time update / change –Global Positioning System (GPS) integration. Mobile GIS ( 行動式 GIS)

14. Mobile GIS Architecture

15. Global Positioning Systems

16. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Wi-Fi or WiMAX Technology Different from cellular phone communication (CDMA, GPRS) Fast Transmission Speed, Good for GIS applications (large size of data/images) Wi-Fi (802.11b, 11Mbps, 2.4 Ghz), Wi-Fi5 (802.11a, 54Mbps, 5GHz). 802.11g, and 802.11n (up to 200Mbps) -- MIMO (multiple input multiple output). Short distance: 300 feet. WiMAX (available in late 2006) 802.16d, 802.16e (Wireless Metropolitan Area Network (WMAN). 30 – 75 Mbps, 4 – 6 miles

17. Wireless Mobile GIS Integration Prototype Testing (2003 at MTRP) (Notebook Web Server (IIS) + ArcPAD + Blue tooth GPS + Wi-Fi )

18. Real-time report submission and data upload (from Pocket PC to Server)

19. Evaluate Land Cover Change by ADAR Images via Internet Map Server (MTRP BMX site)

20. User Scenario: Environmental Monitoring and Management Mission Trail Regional Park (short movie) Movies shot before the 2003 Wildfire. After the Wildfire, another testing was conducted by helping the park ranger to evaluate the damages of wildfire and landform changes. (Link to the movie MTRP.wmv)

21. Real Time GIS for Emergency Response Real Time GIS for Emergency Response ( NASA funded REASoN Project, $1.8 million for five years) Http://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/reasonHttp://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/reason REASoN Project

22. Metadata/ Data Portal Metadata is the key to effectively search/query GIS data across the Internet

23. Real-time Data Update from Pocket PC (ArcPAD) to Internet Map Server (ArcIMS) Submit new polygons (Hot-zones) from Pocket PC to Internet Map Server (ArcIMS) via Wi-Fi channel. Wireless Communication

24. Real-time Mobile GIS with Real-time Tracking Server ESRI ArcIMS Tracking Server (beta-version) Dynamic Display the location of in-field Agents (Park rangers, Fire fighters, etc.) -- Two way communications

25. Watershed Management (City of San Diego) $1M, 3 years Http://www.sdbay.sdsu.edu

26. Web Mapping for Water-quality Monitoring Interactive Mapping (Zoom-in, Zoom-out, Query) Static maps (print out): JPEG or PDF

27. NSF project: Adopting Web-based GIS for the Development of a Scalable GIS Education Program (National Science Foundation: $770,000 Http://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/hightech

28. Education Tools and Outreach Activities Earthquake Chasers San Diego Bay Marine Monitoring

29. A Vision of the Future NASA Movies (a vision of the future)NASA Movies GeoFusion Movie (3D Fly through landscape) http://www.geoplayer.com/gateways/Movie http://www.geoplayer.com/gateways/

30. Related Links and References Thank You Q & A Http://map.sdsu.eduHttp://map.sdsu.eduHttp://map.sdsu.edu Http://map.sdsu.edu/mobilegisHttp://map.sdsu.edu/mobilegisHttp://map.sdsu.edu/mobilegis Http://www.sdbay.sdsu.eduHttp://www.sdbay.sdsu.eduHttp://www.sdbay.sdsu.edu Http://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/reasonHttp://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/reasonHttp://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/reason Books & Papers (PDF available upon request) Internet GIS (book) – (Chapter 9. mobile GIS) http://map.sdsu.edu/gisbook Tsou, M.H. (2004). Integrated Mobile GIS and Wireless Internet Map Servers for Environmental Monitoring and Management, Cartography and Geographic Information Science. 31(3), pp. 153-165. Tsou, M.H. (2004). Integrating Web-based GIS and On-line Remote Sensing Facilities for Environmental Monitoring and Management. The Journal of Geographical Systems, No. 6: 1-20.

31. Backup Slides

32. San Diego Emergency Response GIS Data Portal http://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/metadataexplorer http://geoinfo.sdsu.edu/metadataexplorer Downloadable Data Metadata Search Web Mapping

33. A Scalable GIS Education Program High Schools Community Colleges Universities (four years undergraduate and graduate study – M.A., M.S. and Ph.D. programs) (Seamless GIS Education Integration) Career Ladder for different levels of GIS professionals

34. Problems Different school levels have different resources and GIS lab setting. (High school: no GIS software/hardware, community college: small GIS labs, few instructors, etc.) Lack of entry-level GIS courses for curriculum articulation (GIS courses in Community colleges (techniques-oriented) are quite different from Universities (theories and research-oriented). Need a Web portal for sharing research findings and publications to the GIS education community (K-12, community colleges, and Universities). San Diego State University Solution: Web-based GIS

35. NSF- ATE ( Advanced Technological Education) Program) 2004 Award – 3 years Overview: Provide on-line, Web-based GIS learning modules for high school students and teachers. Provide grounding in fundamental GIS theory and concepts for community college students. Create GIS curriculum articulation between community colleges and universities. Help students assess their interest in and aptitude for GIS-related careers, Form an on-line community and portal for GIS- education research and related projects.

36. Web-based GIS Learning Modules for High Schools Provide Web-based GIS exercises for existing High school courses in Geography, Earth Science, Biology, or Mathematics. Rather than create a brand-new courses for high school students. (Difficult to implement a new course in current high school schedules) Teach ________ with GIS (First Step) Teach ________ about GIS (in the future) San Diego State University

37. Web-based GIS Advantages Web-based GIS Advantages for high school teachers and students Avoid the complicated (and often expensive) software installation in traditional GIS. Students can utilize a Web browser to access maps and GIS from anywhere (schools, homes, or libraries). Combine with Multimedia (sounds, animation, and 3D) in an integrated Web environment.

38. Internship program: GPS Integration Training

39. Student Field Work (Boat Channel Study: HTH Biotech Website) Student Field Work (Boat Channel Study: HTH Biotech Website) ◊ San Diego Bay Biological Survey ◊ Study ◊ Diversity at Different Sites ◊ Affect of Human Activity ◊ Affect of Tidal Flow ◊ Appreciation ◊ Scientific Field Work/Inquiry- Based Learning Barnacle (Boat Channel Study: HTH Biotech Website) Flatworm (Boat Channel Study: HTH Biotech Website) File Limpet (Boat Channel Study: HTH Biotech Website) San Diego High Tech High School -- biology course

40. Challenges Need to develop evaluation methods for Web-based GIS educations and Modules (How effective?) Cope with technology changes (Web technology changes every month). How to migrate from old technologies to new tools? Supports from administrative level. San Diego State University Future: Web services? Semantic Webs? Grid computing?

41. DACUM (Develop a Curriculum) Workshop Jan. 13 & 14 th 2004 City of Chula Vista City of Encinitas City of Escondido SanGISCity of San Diego SANDAG County of San Diego, Public Works Padre Dam Munic. Water District County of San Diego, Planning and Land Use

44. GEOG 104 G eographic Information Science and Spatial Reasoning 1.Fundamental core course in the new B.S Degree in Geography Department with Emphasis in Geographic Information Science. (Major code: 22061). 2.Can be used for the Geographic Information Science Certificate program (as parts of 27 required units). Promising Career Pathways in GIS The U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Education Career Voyages Web site identify the geospatial industry as one of the key emerging and evolving industries, along with nanotechnology and biotechnology. Current Job Listing Examples (searched via Web on April-22-2005). Salary: $47,164.00-$73,103.68 annually. GIS Analyst II, Clark County Department of Aviation, Las Vegas, Nevada, US #05-0019 Salary: $60,000.00 to $ 80,000.00 per year. US-FL-Orlando-GIS Analyst, Hudson Engineering, Operations, and Aerospace.