The visibility of a landscape is an important aspect protection planning because different rules or norms can be defined to regulate land-use and human activities depending on the degree visibility. Viewshed analyses are common GIS-based approaches evaluate which parts seen from certain points by people located moving in landscape. In this work, entire Slovak Republic assessed network major nat...

One of the most complex problems facing in tropical forests, particularly deciduous is recurrent incidence fire. It well known that fire caused extensive damage forest ecosystem by quantitatively and qualitatively. To reduce occurrences fire, proper management highly important which entails mapping frequency identification suitable area for watchtowers. In present study, analysis Melghat Tiger ...

Tourism is one of the most economically important industries. It is, however, vulnerable to disaster events. Geotagged social media data, as one of the forms of volunteered geographic information (VGI), has been widely explored to support the prevention, preparation, and response phases of disaster management, while little effort has been put on the recovery phase. This study develops a scienti...

Site selection is a key factor in any aquaculture operation, affecting both success and sustainability. Moreover, it can solve conflicts between different coastal activities, making a rational use of the coastal space. Geographical information systems (GIS) have become of increased significance for environmental planning and assessment mainly because of the need to compare a great number of spa...

Pen and ink style geomorphological illustrations render landscape elements critical to the understanding of surface processes within a viewshed and, at their highest levels of execution, represent works of art. Although practical and beautiful, the execution of a pen and ink composition requires inordinate amounts of time and skill. This paper will introduce an algorithm for rendering creases—l...

Geotagging user-generated photos is in many cases not sufficient to properly describe their context. Besides not telling in which direction the photo is facing or what is seen in the photo, estimating the actual location during post-hoc georeferencing is cumbersome and imprecise. This paper presents an approach for georeferencing urban photos by marking at least three distinctive features in th...

Prominent places were powerful places. The persistence and stability of prominent typically depends upon the prioritisation their physical visual attributes. Yet if we are interested in expression prominence power, then should take account potential ways that reached acoustically into landscape. Acoustics complement visibility since sound like sight helps shape human experiences, memories emoti...

The application of information technology to landscape analysis dates back to the early work in computer-based mapping. Indeed, much of the early development of what became geographic information systems (GIS) and three-dimensional landscape simulation was undertaken by landscape architects. Mapping of viewsheds quickly became a key element of the landscape-planning process. The process was app...

Geographic Information System (GIS) is a collection of applications whose tasks include (collaborating with other systems and) gathering geographic data, store and process spatio–temporal data (geo-data) and share the derived geographic knowledge with the users and other applications. Some of the most important routine applications of GIS are spatial analysis, digital elevation model (DEM) anal...