Road Centerline Data Accumulation for Rescue Workers Whose Expertise Is Not GIS
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ABSTRACTObjectives:The objective of this study is to provide road centerline data for professionals of disaster medicine areas who are often beginners in GIS use.Methods:Newly developed vector tile format data were converted into shapefile format data, then were organized as second level medical districts to which medical professionals are accustomed.Results:Road centerline data in Japan is being prepared to release from Association for Promotion of Infrastructure Geospatial Information Distribution free of charge.Conclusion:Professionals of disaster medicine areas increased their accessibility of GIS. Logistic planning for evacuation activities and dispatching of rescue teams were improved.
- Nagoya University Japan
- National Archives and Records Administration United States
- Naragakuen University Japan
- Hokkaido University of Science Japan
- Tottori University Japan
Japan, Humans, Disaster Planning, Disaster Medicine
Japan, Humans, Disaster Planning, Disaster Medicine
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