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  • GIS Lab. 1

    Ubiquitous Urban Information

    G I S [email protected]

    http://hyomin.deu.ac.kr/~tkbaek/

  • Mark Weiser

    Ubiquitous computing is roughly the opposite of virtual reality.

    Provide hundreds of wireless computing devices per person per office, of all scales.

    Its highest ideal is to make a computer so imbedded, so fitting, so natural, that we use it without even

    thinking about it.

    (connection) UC. (invisible calm technology)

    .(embodied virtuality)

    .

    Ubiquitous(1)

  • e-

    USN

    u-

    .

    e-()

    u-.

    Ubiquitous(2)

  • GIS Lab. 4

  • GIS Lab. 5

    (Raster)

  • GIS Lab. 6

    :

    1 1 0 0 01 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0

    0 0 2 2 20 0 2 2 20 1 1 1 21 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1

    0 0 2 2 20 0 1 1 20 0 1 1 20 1 1 1 21 1 1 2 2

    1.:Jackpine2.3.500

    1=lake 0=not lake1=Black Spruce 2=Jackpine 0=No

    0=waterlogged 1=poor 2=Good

  • GIS Lab. 7

  • ,

  • GIS Lab. 9

  • GIS Lab. 10

    232

    341438 1263633

    :,, ,

  • GIS Lab. 11

    345215 1262168

    :,, ,

  • GIS Lab. 12

    341219 1265050

    :,, ,

  • GIS Lab. 13

    344651 1282159

    :,, ,

  • GIS Lab. 14

    343539 1273717

    :,, ,

  • Ubiquitous(3)

    Ubiquitous Environment Cyber Space

    http://mjstar.kr/90099711479http://mjstar.kr/90099711479

  • TV

    IT SoC

    PC

    S/W

    9

    (BcN)

    U-(USN)

    IPv6

    3

    2.3GHz

    DMB(/)

    RFID

    W-CDMA

    DTV

    (VolP)

    8

    IT839

  • Ubiquitous

    Computer -> Human

    Stationary -> Mobile

    (Embedded, Pervasive)

    (Sensor, SoC)

    Networking(Device )

    Cyber(+)

  • u-City

  • U-City

    Ubiquitous

    Package

    , ,

  • U-City

    (, )

  • U-City

    ,

    , ,

    , , ,

    IBM

    http://photo.empas.com/swe0487/swe0487_402/photo_incview2.tsp?psn=4939&pre=photo_view2.html?psn=4939http://photo.empas.com/swe0487/swe0487_402/photo_incview2.tsp?psn=4939&pre=photo_view2.html?psn=4939

  • Web

    Ubiquitous Devices, ITS, IBS, FMS, Digital Home, Remote Management, Ubiquitous Sensors, RFID, GPS, GIS

    u-Health

    u-Entertainment

    u-Learning

    u-Traffic

    u-Security

    u-Logistics

    u-Gov

    u-Environment

    U-City

    MobileUbiquitous Network

    Web

    Web

    Mobile

    u-

  • GIS Lab. 23

    Urban Information System

    Geographic(al) Information System

    ,, , , , , ,

    , ,

  • GIS Lab. 24

  • GIS Lab. 25

    What is a GIS? U.S. Geological Survey, USA

    In the strictest sense, a GIS is a computer system capable of assembling, storing, manipulating, anddisplaying geographically referenced information, i.e. data identified according to their location.

    Montana State Library A Geographic Information System(GIS) is a computer system for assembling, storing, manipulating, and displaying data which contains physical locations(geographic coordinates) of features and information about those features (attribute data).

  • GIS Lab. 26

    What is a GIS?

    Georeferenced Data

    2

    2 ,

  • GIS Lab. 27

    Geomatics Geoinformatic

    , , , , ,

  • GIS Lab. 28

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  • GIS Lab. 29

    GIS GIS

    GPS GPS

  • GIS Lab. 30

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    ,

    , ,

    ,

    ,

  • GIS Lab. 31

    GPS

    (GIS)DBMS (GIS)

    /

    (GIS) (GIS)

    /

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  • GIS Lab. 32

    :

    :

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  • GIS Lab. 33

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  • GIS Lab. 34

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  • GIS Lab. 35

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  • GIS Lab. 37

  • GIS Lab. 38

  • GIS Lab. 39

  • GIS Lab. 40

    1.

    1(1970:1 ) Fisher (CG;LCG)-1964Symap

    1970 Odyssey

    Dangermond 1969 ESRI(Morehouse ARC/INFO )

    Sinton Intergraph

  • GIS Lab. 41

    2 Tomlinson 1964 CGIS

    (Canada Geographic Information System)

    3 (US Bureau of Census)

    1967 DIME (Dual Independent Map Encoding)

    (ADMATCH;Software )

    DIME TIGER

  • GIS Lab. 42

    CGIS

    CLI (Canada Land Inventory)

  • GIS Lab. 43

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    1:50,000

    1() - 7() ()

  • GIS Lab. 44

    CGIS

    Freeman chain code- 8 incremental code

    edge matching

  • GIS Lab. 45

    4 (US Geographical Survey): DLG-,

    5

    ( 3)

    1:1,000,000

  • GIS Lab. 46

    2 (1980)

    ESRI(Environmental Systems Research Institute) ARC/INFO,

    INTERGRAPH Intergraph

    SYNECOM Infomap

    - (UIS, UIS-2), ( )

    -

  • GIS Lab. 47

    3 (1990)

    EWS PC

    Network

  • GIS Lab. 48

    20x0-

  • GIS Lab. 49

    ?()

    ( ) (, , )( )( )( )

  • GIS Lab. 50

    () , 1

    ? TV ?

    ? ?

  • GIS Lab. 51

    2. G I S ?

    data Integration(1) ( )

  • GIS Lab. 52

    , ()

    ,,,,()

  • GIS Lab. 53

    GIS

    () GIS

  • GIS Lab. 54

  • GIS Lab. 55

    GIS,

    ,

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  • GIS Lab. 56

    GIS

    ()

  • GIS Lab. 57

  • GIS Lab. 58

    (1)

  • GIS Lab. 59

    (2)

  • GIS Lab. 60

  • GIS Lab. 61

    GIS

    () (Area)

    ,

    N1

    N1 N3

  • GIS Lab. 62

    GIS

    ,

    (Grid)

  • GIS Lab. 63

    ,

    , , , .

  • GIS Lab. 64

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    10111213141516

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    0123456789ABCDEFG

  • GIS Lab. 65

    2 10: 0-99 3 10: 0-999 4 2: 0-15 = 24-1 8 2: 0-255 = 28-1 4 16: 0-65535 = 164-1 16 2: ?

  • GIS Lab. 66

    ()

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  • GIS Lab. 67

    ()

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  • GIS Lab. 68

    ()

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  • GIS Lab. 69

    ()

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  • GIS Lab. 70

    ()

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  • GIS Lab. 71

  • GIS Lab. 72

    () ,

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    address matching

  • GIS Lab. 73

    GIS multi media database

    GIS Georeferenced DataKey

    Data(base)

    Data Georeferenced Data Hyper link

  • GIS Lab. 74

    (Overlay)

  • GIS Lab. 75

    -

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  • GIS Lab. 76

    -

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  • GIS Lab. 77

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  • GIS Lab. 78

    (N) : (: N-1) : (N)

    Network Topology Line(1) : Node(0) : Line(1)

    Network, , , Polygon Topology( Polygon )

    Polygon(2) : Line(1) : Polygon(2)

  • GIS Lab. 79

    L1

    N1

    N2

    N3

    N4

    N5

    N6N7

    L2L3

    L4

    L5

    L6L7

    L8

    L9

    Line From Node To Node123456789

    114223365

    233366577

    1234567

    Node Line1-1-23-7-5-8

    24-3

    9-6-9

    5-4

    8

    6 7

  • GIS Lab. 80

    EXERCISE 1 : : :

    N1

    N2 N3 N5

    N4

    N6

    N7

    L2 L3 L5

    L6

    L1 L4

    Line From Node To123456

    1234567

    Node Line

  • GIS Lab. 81

    L1

    N1

    N2

    N3

    N4

    N5

    N6N7

    L2L3

    L4

    L5

    L6L7

    L8

    L9

    Line Left Right123456789

    211234141

    121313414

    1234

    Area Line-1-14-6

    -526

    A2A1

    A4

    A3

    7

    -8-4-59

    9

    -8

    7 3 -3 2

  • GIS Lab. 82

    EXERCISE 2 :: :

    L1

    N1 N3N4

    N6

    L2

    L3L4

    L5

    A2

    A1

    A4 A3L6

    Line Left Right123456

    1234

    Area Line

  • GIS Lab. 83

    EXERCISE 2 :: :

    LINE From Node To Node Left polygon

    Right polygon

    123456

    Ubiquitous Urban Information 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16Ubiquitous u-City U-City U-City U-City 22 24What is a GIS?What is a GIS? 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 391. 41CGIS 43CGIS 452 (1980)3 (1990)20x0- 49 502. G I S ? 52 GIS (1) (2) GIS GIS 64 66 67 68 69 () ()GIS multi media database (Overlay) - - - 79 80 81 82 83