Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area
Geocoding systems are essential for the rapid processing of large volumes of spatial data. There are numerous geocoding systems, each of which divides the space into subspaces with a unique geometric shape and employs a different approach of creating its unique identifier - the geocode. The article&...
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description | Geocoding systems are essential for the rapid processing of large volumes of spatial data. There are numerous geocoding systems, each of which divides the space into subspaces with a unique geometric shape and employs a different approach of creating its unique identifier - the geocode. The article's main goal is to demonstrate how existing equal angular geocoding system can be modified to become equal areas geocoding system. The research focuses on the main characteristics of equal angular geocoding systems. Although there are many geocoding systems available today, the study is limited to Geohash, one of the equal angular geocoding systems widely used in practice. We propose a novel approach called Hashgeo that has many practical implications. Many advantages (practical implications) of using cells with equal area have been identified, including: facilitating data comparison between cells of different latitudes, simplifying the process of visualizing data on an online map when creating so-called "heat maps", facilitating statistical analysis of data, preserving the "units per area" indicator when summarizing and aggregating data in a larger scale from data for smaller cells and others. The areas of the spherical segments and the cells within them are calculated using a suitable derived formula. |
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spelling | doaj.art-0f654301f6164055887bd94667d2cc302023-12-29T08:18:54ZbulKnowledge and businessИкономика и компютърни науки2367-77912023-12-01924365Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal areaPavel Petrov0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1284-2606University of Economics, Varna, BulgariaGeocoding systems are essential for the rapid processing of large volumes of spatial data. There are numerous geocoding systems, each of which divides the space into subspaces with a unique geometric shape and employs a different approach of creating its unique identifier - the geocode. The article's main goal is to demonstrate how existing equal angular geocoding system can be modified to become equal areas geocoding system. The research focuses on the main characteristics of equal angular geocoding systems. Although there are many geocoding systems available today, the study is limited to Geohash, one of the equal angular geocoding systems widely used in practice. We propose a novel approach called Hashgeo that has many practical implications. Many advantages (practical implications) of using cells with equal area have been identified, including: facilitating data comparison between cells of different latitudes, simplifying the process of visualizing data on an online map when creating so-called "heat maps", facilitating statistical analysis of data, preserving the "units per area" indicator when summarizing and aggregating data in a larger scale from data for smaller cells and others. The areas of the spherical segments and the cells within them are calculated using a suitable derived formula.http://eknigibg.net/Volume9/Issue2/spisanie-br2-2023_pp.43-65.pdfgeocodinggeographic information systemsequal area geocodinggeohashhashgeo |
spellingShingle | Pavel Petrov Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area Икономика и компютърни науки geocoding geographic information systems equal area geocoding geohash hashgeo |
title | Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
title_full | Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
title_fullStr | Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
title_full_unstemmed | Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
title_short | Practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
title_sort | practical approach for modifying existing geocoding system from equal angular to equal area |
topic | geocoding geographic information systems equal area geocoding geohash hashgeo |
url | http://eknigibg.net/Volume9/Issue2/spisanie-br2-2023_pp.43-65.pdf |
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