Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions
© 2016, © The British Cartographic Society 2016. Geo-information solutions can achieve a higher level of quality if they are developed in accordance with a user-centred design that requires definition of the user requirements in the first step of solution construction. We treat a geo-information sol...
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| author | Sluter, C. van Elzakker, C. Ivanova, Ivana |
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| description | © 2016, © The British Cartographic Society 2016. Geo-information solutions can achieve a higher level of quality if they are developed in accordance with a user-centred design that requires definition of the user requirements in the first step of solution construction. We treat a geo-information solution as a system designed to support human-based activities in a specific context through which solutions to contextual problems can be achieved via geographic knowledge. Geographic knowledge is a result of geo-data exploration, analysis, interpretation and dissemination with a given geo-information system. Taking the characteristics of geo-information systems into account, existing methods and techniques of requirements engineering may be applied for the design and implementation of geo-information solutions. Based on these considerations, here we present a generic framework that can aid geo-information experts, geo-informaticians and cartographers in the design and construction of more efficient, effective and satisfactory solutions. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-630712018-02-06T06:23:28Z Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions Sluter, C. van Elzakker, C. Ivanova, Ivana © 2016, © The British Cartographic Society 2016. Geo-information solutions can achieve a higher level of quality if they are developed in accordance with a user-centred design that requires definition of the user requirements in the first step of solution construction. We treat a geo-information solution as a system designed to support human-based activities in a specific context through which solutions to contextual problems can be achieved via geographic knowledge. Geographic knowledge is a result of geo-data exploration, analysis, interpretation and dissemination with a given geo-information system. Taking the characteristics of geo-information systems into account, existing methods and techniques of requirements engineering may be applied for the design and implementation of geo-information solutions. Based on these considerations, here we present a generic framework that can aid geo-information experts, geo-informaticians and cartographers in the design and construction of more efficient, effective and satisfactory solutions. 2017 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/63071 10.1179/1743277414Y.0000000092 restricted |
| spellingShingle | Sluter, C. van Elzakker, C. Ivanova, Ivana Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title | Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title_full | Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title_fullStr | Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title_short | Requirements Elicitation for Geo-information Solutions |
| title_sort | requirements elicitation for geo-information solutions |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/63071 |