Internet-Available Systems for Managing Geographic Information and Spatial Analysis, Through the Use of Drones and Cartographic Databases to Enhance Interoperability Conditions

This project addresses the need to manage and analyze complex geographic information, which is often fragmented or underutilized despite the availability of high-quality data from new technologies like drones. The core problem lies in the lack of interoperability and restricted access to this knowledge, limiting its potential, especially in natural disaster prevention and safeguarding lives and material assets. The proposed solution involves developing a web-accessible geoportal to centralize and manage this information. The methodology combines field data collection using drones and GPS for on-site data acquisition, with the development of the geoportal software. For the portal's development, an object-oriented software methodology will be applied, selecting between RUP or Agile (Extreme) depending on the specific project requirements. The expected outcome is a robust system that significantly improves the interoperability and utilization of spatial analysis.<br/><br/><b>Goal</b>: <br/>The main objective is to generate Internet-accessible systems for the management of Geographic Information and Spatial Analysis. This will be achieved by integrating data obtained via drones and cartographic databases, aiming to enhance interoperability conditions for the information.<br/><br/><b>Research lines</b>: <br/>Data science and simulation