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Rola multimedialnej kartografii i GIS w zarządzaniu strefą brzegową

Bojar K., Szakowski I., Furmańczyk K.

Roczniki Geomatyki

2005

T. 3, z. 4

29-33

Multimedia cartography and GIS play very important role in landscape visualization. Using GIS database and visualization software packages assures visual presentation identified as an effective means of communicating landscape-related information. 3D visualization of GIS databases becomes increasingly common in presenting complex urban and rural environments, and mountainous, forested or coastal landscapes. This paper presents the use of multimedia cartography and GIS in coastal landscape visualization. Image draping, photorealistic rendering, virtual worlds and static images viewed in the Internet browser were the main methods used in the process of visualization of geospatial data in mapping and monitoring coastal areas. Although many limitations occurred during the research, basic multimedia presentation of available spatial data showed new possibilities for the management of coastal zone environment within the study area. Coastal zone - an area of intense activity, an area of interchange within and between physical, biological, social, cultural and economic processes . is composed of multiple interacting systems: maritime, terrestrial and riverine. That is why Coastal Zone Management (CZM was established) as a continuous, proactive and adaptive process of resource management for environmentally sustainable development in coastal areas. The implementation of Coastal Zone Management can stimulate and guide the sustainable development of coastal areas and minimize the degradation of the natural system. Multimedia presentations can play an important role in CZM only when they provide appropriate information about the issues of concern with a better understanding of geospatial matters; and also when they allow to perform analyses and to forecast future demand on coastal resources.