Title :
Developing high resolution remote sensing technology into an advanced knowledge management system to monitor and assess water resources
Author :
Kaskina, D. ; Bradshaw, R.A. ; James, A. ; Kho, Y.H. ; Kabiyeva, M.
Author_Institution :
Nazarbayev Univ., Astana, Kazakhstan
Abstract :
Remote sensing technology can directly contribute to water resource management and provides unique methods and solutions to meet the information requirements of water engineers responsible for water resources management. This project aims to advance the application of Remote Sensing in the context of managing water resource by integrating high resolution remote sensing technology into a Knowledge Management System for the management of water resources and the infrastructure to control them. Remote Sensing Technology is used to complement the development of a Knowledge Management System by advancing the remote sensing capability and image processing to near-real time. This capability can be used to monitor and assess a river basin to develop flood extent and predictions.
Keywords :
environmental management; environmental monitoring (geophysics); floods; hydrological techniques; real-time systems; remote sensing; rivers; water quality; water resources; advanced knowledge management system; flood extent; flood predictions; high resolution remote sensing technology; real-time image processing; real-time remote sensing capability; river basin assessment; river basin monitoring; water engineering requirements; water resouces control infrastructure; water resource assessment; water resource management; water resource monitoring; Decision making; Knowledge management; Monitoring; Real-time systems; Remote sensing; Rivers; Water resources; algorithm; knowledge management framework; management; remote sensing; water resources;
Conference_Titel :
Application of Information and Communication Technologies (AICT), 2014 IEEE 8th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Astana
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-4120-9
DOI :
10.1109/ICAICT.2014.7035981