IMPLEMENTATION OF GEOSPATIAL WEB VIEWER REGARDING THE WATER RESOURCE FOR THE AQUIFER JACO, PUNTARENAS, GARABITO, 2014
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https://doi.org/10.15359/rgac.1-54.2Keywords:
Geographic Information Systems, geospatial database, Geoportal, open source software, water resource, Environmental Hydrology LaboratoryAbstract
In order to efficiently share and communicate research regarding water resources, a Geospatial Web Viewer application has been implemented with data related to water resources for the aquifer of Jaco, Garabito, Puntarenas. This information was provided by the Laboratory of Hydrology Environmental (LHA, for its name in Spanish) of the Nacional University (UNA) during 2012 and 2014. The system is based on the importance of storing, managing, and communicating geographic information; this is, they way in which this information should be standardized and interoperable, stored and managed in a database space and posted on the Internet based on Web Mapping. All this with the support of open code programs as a tool for processing the data.References
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