Technologies in Geographic Information
System have
been evolving rapidly over time. Early GIS involved
simple tasks such as building a database of points, lines
and polygons for solving spatial problems. Today, GIS
has taken a big leap towards building data models. It has
also become easily accessible to users through the
introduction of Web GIS. The present trend in GIS is
towards using data base management systems
(DBMS) and fourth generation languages (4GLs). Also,
the geospatial community demands greater compatibility between various hardware
and GIS software. Thus, interfaces between GIS, CADD, remote
sensing, image processing, architectural graphics, etc.
are going to be increasingly easy to create that would
lead to convergence of various technologies. This
plenary session aims to throw light upon the present
and future trends in geospatial technologies and GIS. |
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Peter Holland
President,PCGIAP
Australia |
Speaker |
Speaker |
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K R Sridhara Murthi
Executive Director
Antrix Corporation, India |
Styli Camateros
Vice President
Bentley System, USA |
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Speaker |
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Kanwar Chadha
Founder
SiRF Technology Inc., USA |
B V R Mohan Reddy
CMD
Infotech Enterprises, India |
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