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TítuloCoupling an environmental database to a geographical information system
Autor(es)Pinho, José L. S.
Duarte, António A. L. Sampaio
Vieira, J. M. Pereira
Palavras-chaveEnvironmental impact assessment
Water quality
Hydrodynamics
GIS
Ria Arosa
DataJul-2000
EditoraInternational Water Association Publishing (IWAP)
CitaçãoWORLD CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL WATER ASSOCIATION, 1, PARIS, 2000 - "Texts of posters of the 1st World Congress of the International Water Association". [CD-ROM]. Paris : IWA, 2000..
Resumo(s)The Ria Arosa is a coastal zone located in the north-western region of Galicia-Spain. An information system was developed as a decision support tool for environment management and protection of that coastal zone. Geographical Information System (GIS) in an integrated database-model system has greatly increased the overall performance of the decision support tool. The tool developed for environmental assessment has the following elements: simulation models for detailed analysis of the hydrodynamics and water quality status of the Ria Arosa and a GIS for linking model input and output data to geographical entities, and for the visualisation and analysis of data and simulations results. This work deals with the general framework used to organise the large amount of data resulting from the continuous monitoring program and from models output.
TipoPoster em conferência
URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/5907
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Arbitragem científicayes
AcessoAcesso aberto
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