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Implementing geographic information systems in academic paper search: A framework and case study: GISAPS

Akademik makale aramalarında coğrafi bilgi sistemlerinin uygulanması: Bir çerçeve ve örnek çalışma :GISAPS

Halil Bölük(ZONGULDAK BÜLENT ECEVİT ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0002-9447-499X
Pages
59–66
Publication Date
2024-12-20
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Future enhancements aim to incorporate real-time data feeds, advanced spatial analysis tools, and mobile accessibility, ensuring GISAPS remains at the forefront of GIS technology in academic settings.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Geographic Information Systems Academic Publication Search (GISAPS) project pioneers the integration of spatial data into academic research through a novel online platform.
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Key Findings & Data:GISAPS's implications for academia and the research community are significant, offering new avenues for data-driven research and education.
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Conclusion & Impact:Future enhancements aim to incorporate real-time data feeds, advanced spatial analysis tools, and mobile accessibility, ensuring GISAPS remains at the forefront of GIS technology in academic settings.
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⚙️Variables:webcbs · mekansal bilimsel araştırma · akademik araştırmada CBS

Abstract

The Geographic Information Systems Academic Publication Search (GISAPS) project pioneers the integration of spatial data into academic research through a novel online platform. Utilizing Web Map Service (WMS) and advanced search functionalities, GISAPS enables efficient access and analysis of georeferenced academic publications. This paper outlines the development and capabilities of GISAPS, including experimental WMS layer integration for enhanced data visualization. Key contributions include facilitating interdisciplinary research, improving spatial data accessibility, and promoting open science through its open-source framework. GISAPS's implications for academia and the research community are significant, offering new avenues for data-driven research and education. Future enhancements aim to incorporate real-time data feeds, advanced spatial analysis tools, and mobile accessibility, ensuring GISAPS remains at the forefront of GIS technology in academic settings.

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Coğrafi Bilgi Sistemleri Akademik Yayın Arama (GISAPS) projesi, mekansal verilerin akademik araştırmalara entegrasyonunu yenilikçi bir çevrimiçi platform aracılığıyla öncülük etmektedir. Web Harita Servisi (WMS) ve gelişmiş arama işlevselliklerini kullanarak GISAPS, coğrafi referanslı akademik yayınlara etkin bir şekilde erişim ve analiz imkanı sunar. Bu makale, GISAPS'ın geliştirilmesini ve yeteneklerini, daha iyi veri görselleştirmesi için deneysel WMS katman entegrasyonunu da kapsayacak şekilde anlatmaktadır. GISAPS'ın başlıca katkıları arasında disiplinler arası araştırmayı kolaylaştırmak, mekansal veri erişimini iyileştirmek ve açık kaynak çerçevesi aracılığıyla açık bilimi teşvik etmek yer almaktadır. GISAPS'ın akademi ve araştırma topluluğu üzerindeki etkileri büyük olup, veri odaklı araştırma ve eğitim için yeni yollar sunmaktadır. Gelecekteki geliştirmeler, gerçek zamanlı veri akışlarının entegrasyonunu, ileri düzey mekansal analiz araçlarını ve mobil erişimi içermeyi hedeflemekte olup, GISAPS'ın akademik ortamlarda Coğrafi Bilgi Sistemleri teknolojisinin ön saflarında kalmasını sağlamayı amaçlamaktadır.

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Bölük, H. (2024). Implementing geographic information systems in academic paper search: A framework and case study: GISAPS. Türkiye Coğrafi Bilgi Sistemleri Dergisi, Cilt: 6 Sayı: 2, 59–66. https://doi.org/10.56130/tucbis.1512523

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