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Development of critical successful factors model for spatial data infrastructure implementation
Published 2011“…The developed criteria helped to determine the primary CFSs and they are as follows: high priority CSFs which include organization, coordination and institutional agreements, strategic planning management, communication and computing infrastructure, on-line access service and web mapping, awareness, standards in general, financial support and spatial data availability. Other factors were considered as second priority which include: legal aspect, market demand and needs for service providing, policies, effective mechanism, vision, participants, leadership and political support, new technologies, user's satisfaction and user's involvement, education, expertise, interoperability, socio-political satiability, culture, economical and living standards, information availability, metadata availability through the internet and data updating. …”
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Geographic information system and spatial data infrastructure: a developing societies' perception
Published 2014“…The perception of geographic information system and spatial data infrastructure in the developing societies is vague. …”
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Photogrammetry and 3D laser scanning as spatial data capture techniques for a national craniofacial database
Published 2005“…The paper provides a discussion on the basic features of the spatial data and the data capture techniques.Both are needed for the establishment of a national spatial craniofacial database.The discussion includes a brief review of the current status of two selected high-accuracy craniofacial spatial data capture techniques,namely, digital photogrammetry and 3D laser scanning.The paper highlights a system which has been developed for a Malaysian craniofacial mapping project. …”
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Critical successful factors analysis for national data infrastructure implementation
Published 2008“…The study will describes different spatial data experiences in sharing and visualizing spatial data using different frameworks such as spatial data infrastructures, centric databases and distributed spatial data. …”
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Measurement of the human face using close-range digital photogrammetry technique
Published 2005“…The measurements using DVP are very stable and consistent as compared to the caliper. The 3D spatial data will then be used for further quantitative analysis for facial surgery and for the development of craniofacial database. …”
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Coordinate systems integration for development of Malaysian craniofacial database
Published 2005“…This study presents a data registration method for craniofacial spatial data of different modalities.The data consists of three dimensional (3D)vector and raster data models.The data is stored in object relational database.The data capture devices are Laser scanner,CT (Computed Tomography)scan and CR (Close Range) Photogrammetry. …”
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Monitoring shoreline change using remote sensing & GIS: a case study of Padang Coastal Area, Indonesia
Published 2013“…The repetitive acquisition and synoptic capabilities of RS and GIS can be exploited to provide timely spatial data for coastal, enabling detection and monitoring of coastline movement. …”
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Monitoring shoreline change using remote sensing and GIS: a case study of Padang coastal area, Indonesia
Published 2013“…The repetitive acquisition and synoptic capabilities of RS and GIS can be exploited to provide timely spatial data for coastal, enabling detection and monitoring of coastline movement. …”
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