Techniques for building multijurisdictional geographic information system platforms for transportation analysis.

Author(s)
Han, K. Montufar, J. Minty, S. & Clayton, A.
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Abstract

Transportation analysis involving multiple jurisdictions requires data sharing and spatial data interoperability among geographic information system (GIS) data sets. Data sharing and spatial data interoperability issues related to multijurisdictional transportation analysis are discussed. Specific techniques based on practical data-sharing, problem-solving experience are developed. To further enhance the data-sharing process, a conceptual framework is established to guide technique implementations. Regional GIS transportation (GIS-T) platforms integrated from various data sources by applying the framework and the associated techniques are also presented. To better support different transportation applications, an open GIS-T platform is proposed, consisting of a series of customized base maps, each tailored to suit individual applications and, as a whole, linked together by inherently established interoperability.

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C 29375 (In: C 29350 S [electronic version only]) /10 / ITRD E821788
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In: Transportation data and information technology research, Transportation Research Record TRR 1804, p. 187-195, 18 ref.

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