DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GAS URBAN NETWORK

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BAGHERI HAMID; MALEK MOHAMMAD REZA; Esmaeily Ali

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Journal: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Year:2016 | Volume:5 | Issue:10 Page(s): 91-103

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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GAS URBAN NETWORK

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BAGHERI HAMID | MALEK MOHAMMAD REZA | Esmaeily Ali | Issue Writer Certificate

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VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONQ1

GAS NETWORKQ1

CRISIS MANAGEMENTQ1

Abstract

Nowadays, existing urban network problems and resolving them are nationwide problems. Thus, an events system is one of the most important and most expensive units in urban service companies. In urban networks' infrastructure during events, access to spatial data and suitable, descriptive and relevant to the current situation on the event site is essential. National Iranian Gas Company by having more than 17, 000 km of gas pipelines, it has one of the largest collections of the spatial and attribute data. During an incidence of events in many cases need to cut off gas in part that damaged, so identify the closest valves to the event site is one of the most important factors. In this study, it was shown that volunteered data can be much useful to identify the closest valves to the event and using VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION environments and native people information could be a faster and more cost-efficient way to update the maps and expedite the process of servicing in the gas urban network during occurrence of problems such as gas pipes' leakage, pipes rupture and in general occurrence of the event. People by observing such events, their information shared on this system and of course the relevant authorities after becoming aware, can do necessary action. After modeling and design of the proposed system, it was implemented in the frameworks and softwares cited in article. Finally, according to the questionnaire survey from people, about 83 percent of participants in the survey were satisfied with the designed system. Furthermore, based on the interview results from seven water organization experts, five of them were satisfied with designing such a system.

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BAGHERI, HAMID, MALEK, MOHAMMAD REZA, & Esmaeily, Ali. (2016). DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GAS URBAN NETWORK. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, 5(10), 91-103. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/225990/en

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BAGHERI HAMID, MALEK MOHAMMAD REZA, Esmaeily Ali. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GAS URBAN NETWORK. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2016;5(10):91-103. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/225990/en

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HAMID BAGHERI, MOHAMMAD REZA MALEK, and Ali Esmaeily, “DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLUNTEERED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GAS URBAN NETWORK,” EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, vol. 5, no. 10, pp. 91–103, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/225990/en

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