Rapid urbanization and increasing pressure on natural resources demand efficient, transparent, and sustainable management systems. However, existing booking systems in government agencies often operate in silos and lack integration with geospatial data. This study conducts a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to identi...
Stephanie Anak Nanta, Jack Febrian Rusdi, Louisa Suly Anak Nanta et al.· International Journal of Adv...· 0 citations
It is argued that future progress depends less on incremental accuracy gains than on reproducible multi-source workflows, explicit uncertainty, trustworthy and explainable geospatial artificial intelligence, privacy-preserving governance, interoperable standards and evaluation in the institutions that ultimately use th...
Yashvardhan Singh, Divya Singh, Sakshi Shukla et al.· Advances in Research· 0 citations
Abstract. Accessibility, the ease of reaching a given destination from a given location, is a key indicator for identifying populations whose quality of life is constrained by limited access to essential goods and opportunities such as medical institutions. In Japanese geography, accessibility studies have rarely exami...
Shota Yamamoto· The International Archives o...· 0 citations
Abstract The increasing number of advertisements in public spaces, combined with ineffective control mechanisms, leads to growing visual pollution in urban areas. The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate a semi-automated workflow for the inventory and legal compliance assessment of advertising signs and device...
Kyrylo Zharkovskyi, Marcin Karabin, P. Kupidura· Reports on Geodesy and Geoin...· 0 citations
Objective: The study aimed to judge whether the free, open-source OSMAND mobile mapping and navigation application is adequate for recording and monitoring rural road data as GPS tracks across a range of terrain types in India, in support of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 9 on resilient infrastructure and rural con...
Harish Kumar Solanki· Journal of Lifestyle and SDG...· 0 citations
Against the background of new urbanisation and regional integration, construction land planning in smart city clusters is becoming increasingly fine-grained, dynamic, and collaborative. However, traditional planning approaches still face limitations in update frequency, information integration, and cross-regional coord...
Zihao Chen· MATEC Web of Conferences· 0 citations
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