Proceedings, XXth congress: Proceedings, XXth congress

Altan, M. Orhan

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Title:: Proceedings, XXth congress

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Title:: Proceedings, XXth congress

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Title:: WEB BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR TOURISM RESORTS; A CASE STUDY FOR SIDE/ MANAVGAT E. Duran, D. Z. Seker, M. Shrestha

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International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Vol XXXV, Part B-YF. Istanbul 2004 reflect this requirement. For example, it is possible to search for hotels in a city. This might be sufficient for small cities, but of course it will no deliver satisfying results for bigger cities, a more detailed location specification is needed, A geographic search lets the tourist quickly search the database using geographic criteria. In the Tourism Information System of Side, a geographic search is a mixed query which combines tourism attributes and geographic criteria to search for “What is where?”. Here “What”: represents attributes of touristic objects “Where”: represents the geographic space that the touristic place covered. Some spatial analysis operations are needed to provide easy search operations to a tourist. These operations are geographic criterions like; nearness, distance and region. Nearness means; to search for nearest touristic object to given point. Distance is to find elements located within a specified distance to a given point. Region means; to search for objects located within a region marked on a map. A geographic search can be categorized into three different search types: Type 1 Examples Location of | Show where the “Club Yek" is located specific object Show the location of the “Perissa” hotel Nearest object | Which is the nearest hotel to “ to a specific Aspendos" object Which sight has the smallest distance to the “Bella” hotel Which is the nearest bus station to the “Penguen” hotel Which pharmacy is located next to the “Side museum” All objects | Show all hotels which are located which don’t within a distance of 500 meter to the exceed a | “Antik Theatre” definite distance | Show all exchange office with in a to distance of a 500 m to the "Asterya" a specific object | hotel Table 2. The Object Based Search, Which Enables The Search To Certain Tourist Objects. Type 2 Examples Build a map with all hotels in “Side” Show all theatres in "Side" Search for objects in a city, region, etc. Show all hotels in the marked region Show all sights which are located in the marked region Search for objects in a marked circle region Show all hotels which are located within a distance of 1 km to the point marked on the map Show all tourist information offices within a distance of 500 m to selected location Objects search within a distance to a desired location Table 3. Area Based Search, The Area Which Allows The Search For Objects In Geographic Relation Type3 Examples Combination of | Build a map with all 3-star hotels in the object search selected region And area based | Build a map with all 3-star hotels search within a distance of 500 m to the selected location 92 Table 4. The Combination Of First Second Search Approach, Enlarged With Additional Objects Criteria Like Hotel Category And Availability. 3.3. Geographic Query Work Flow The touristic information system including building road, touristic places, historical places, photos of hotels and the situation of these points for instance; the distance between hotel and the center of city or airport, the capacity of hotels, the number of stars of hotels, was collected from the maps and non- graphic data from municipality and internet. To perform a geographic search for tourism objects, each tourism object needs a geographic representation. The geographic coordinates of tourism objects are stored in the GIS database. ! List of objects i, an add tourism data Integrated GIS M Transformation d rate pl & integration A Result object list module retum / we À ap date A KA 3 map data 1 } 3 User Pa s: Query module A N request GIS data query Figure 3. Geographic Query This figure summarizes the workflow of the geographic query. The user performs a request, which is transmitted to the integrated GIS system. The GIS system queries the spatial database to get the map data and to create a list of tourism objects which are located in the queried area and fulfil the criteria. Each object returned will be completed with tourism data like object name, category of hotel, availability of hotel rooms, etc. Afterwards the transformation module converts the characteristics into the required representation. The transformation and integration module integrates the GIS data with the tourism data, identifies the layers, and defines the representation of the touristic objects (Mahajan, 2001). 3.4 Integrated GIS When analysing the benefits of the GIS integration with internet, two different roles arise in the context of the user. Administration- To position objects onto a map, Application- To search for tourist objects The following figure shows the interaction of the user roles and the integrated GIS system. Inte: Fig Ad sig int tov ge of Af be dat ma the lin! De ap] fro an ap] ex] ba de: GI pe tou int ZO SU] po: inf ac sul

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