Spatial Information Systems for The Security And Military Aspects

  • Tawfik Z
  • Al-Hamami A
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Abstract

The use of technological inputs in collecting, storing, retrieving, displaying, manipulating, managing, and analyzing spatial information is referred to as location information system technology. It combines Remote Sensing, Geographical Information Systems, Digital Cartography, and Database Management Systems. Mapping all types of data is very important for security risk and battle filed management. The concentration will be on two fields. The first one is Security monitoring and Sensors Network applications that required the assistance with Geographical Information System (GIS). Offering the ability to modify the spatial and time data of this paper we will focus on the security risk surveillance, in accordance with GIS map elements. The second filed is the Military assets that use GIS for a variety of purposes such as cartography and intelligence. This paper will focus on battle field management, landscape analysis, military installation management, and other topics.  Interpreting, and visualizing the data that comes from those remote sensors.

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Tawfik, Z. S., & Al-Hamami, A. H. (2024). Spatial Information Systems for The Security And Military Aspects. Journal Port Science Research, 6(special), 55–61. https://doi.org/10.36371/port.2023.special.9

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