DocumentCode
2349784
Title
GIMS-Technology in Environmental Problems
Author
Mkrtchyan, F.A. ; Krapivin, V.F.
Author_Institution
V.A. Kotelnikov´´ Inst. of Radioengineering & Electron., RAS, Moscow, Russia
fYear
2009
fDate
2-4 April 2009
Firstpage
59
Lastpage
62
Abstract
GIMS-technology (GIS+Model) combining the methodic and algorithms of mathematical modeling with the land and remote observations of the environment. Links between experiments, algorithms, and models of environmental processes and subsystems are developed to realize effective procedure for the operative control and diagnostics of the environment. The GIMS (Geoinformational Monitoring System) functions include: acquisition and accumulation of data by means of in situ and remote methods and their analysis with the subsequent subject processing; systematic observation and evaluation of the environment; evaluation and synthesis of knowledge concerning the atmosphere, soil-plant cover, and water medium change; predetermination of the forecasting diagnostics of the environment change under anthropogenic forcing; analysis of the tendencies in the environmental processes when the anthropogenic scenarios are realized; identification of causes of ecological disturbances and danger warning.
Keywords
data acquisition; ecology; environmental science computing; forecasting theory; geographic information systems; GIMS technology; anthropogenic forcing; atmosphere; danger warning; data accumulation; data acquisition; ecological disturbances; environmental problems; forecasting diagnostics; geoinformational monitoring system; land; mathematical modeling; operative control; soil-plant cover; water medium change; Atmosphere; Costs; Economic forecasting; Environmental economics; Environmental factors; Geographic Information Systems; Mathematical model; Monitoring; Remote sensing; Water conservation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Computing, Engineering and Information, 2009. ICC '09. International Conference on
Conference_Location
Fullerton, CA
Print_ISBN
978-0-7695-3538-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICC.2009.38
Filename
5328926
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