Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak

The purpose of the GIS and topographic survey was to gather survey data on the natural, topographical and geological features of the island of Jarak, as well as its elevations. The topographic survey in this expedition fundamentally involved the production of maps and plans which were true to scale...

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Main Authors: Fauzi, Rosmadi, Hussin, Azhar, Ghani, Azman Abd, Ismail, Khaira
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Published: Faculty of Science, University of Malaya 2008
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spelling my.um.eprints.256302020-12-10T07:33:07Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/25630/ Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak Fauzi, Rosmadi Hussin, Azhar Ghani, Azman Abd Ismail, Khaira G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation QE Geology The purpose of the GIS and topographic survey was to gather survey data on the natural, topographical and geological features of the island of Jarak, as well as its elevations. The topographic survey in this expedition fundamentally involved the production of maps and plans which were true to scale in the study area. The developed topographic maps will accurately represented details of both the natural and built environment on the island. Elevations data were taken with surveying equipment at several points on the island and plotted using GIS software. Through GIS analysis and field verification techniques, the dominant, natural and topographic features of the island have been identified and mapped. Faculty of Science, University of Malaya 2008 Article PeerReviewed Fauzi, Rosmadi and Hussin, Azhar and Ghani, Azman Abd and Ismail, Khaira (2008) Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak. Malaysian Journal of Science, 27 (3). pp. 13-17. ISSN 1394-3065 https://mjs.um.edu.my/article/view/7704
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topic G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation
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Fauzi, Rosmadi
Hussin, Azhar
Ghani, Azman Abd
Ismail, Khaira
Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
description The purpose of the GIS and topographic survey was to gather survey data on the natural, topographical and geological features of the island of Jarak, as well as its elevations. The topographic survey in this expedition fundamentally involved the production of maps and plans which were true to scale in the study area. The developed topographic maps will accurately represented details of both the natural and built environment on the island. Elevations data were taken with surveying equipment at several points on the island and plotted using GIS software. Through GIS analysis and field verification techniques, the dominant, natural and topographic features of the island have been identified and mapped.
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author Fauzi, Rosmadi
Hussin, Azhar
Ghani, Azman Abd
Ismail, Khaira
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Hussin, Azhar
Ghani, Azman Abd
Ismail, Khaira
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title Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
title_short Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
title_full Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
title_fullStr Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
title_full_unstemmed Making the most of maps: GIS and topographical survey on the Island of Jarak
title_sort making the most of maps: gis and topographical survey on the island of jarak
publisher Faculty of Science, University of Malaya
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