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14 May 1998 Visualization of geographically referenced observations to support real-time decision making
Patrick E. Mantey
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Proceedings Volume 3298, Visual Data Exploration and Analysis V; (1998) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.309548
Event: Photonics West '98 Electronic Imaging, 1998, San Jose, CA, United States
Abstract
Graphical presentation of data to support decision making has a long history, going back to the earliest use of maps and charts. Continued advances in technology have enabled development of a succession of powerful tools to support decision-making, providing visualization of geographically- referenced observations. Early geographic information systems (GIS) were succeeded by powerful (and affordable) systems. Military command and control systems, and air traffic control systems, demonstrated the value of visualization of real-time data in time-critical decision-making. Decision support systems today combine the functions of a GIS and aspects of command and control systems in a powerful and affordable context for real-time decision-making. The REINAS system is presented as a prototype of such a real-time decision-support systems exploiting real-time geographically-referenced measurements.
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Patrick E. Mantey "Visualization of geographically referenced observations to support real-time decision making", Proc. SPIE 3298, Visual Data Exploration and Analysis V, (14 May 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.309548
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Visualization

Geographic information systems

Databases

Decision support systems

Control systems

Visual process modeling

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