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Multi-view GIS

Intertwining views of sightseeing and eating patterns of tourists on the West Coast of New Zealand over 3 days. In spatial ringmap, each ring represents a sub-regional zone ordered from North to South working outwards. Each sector represents one hour starting from zero o’clock of the first day. The spatial ringmap and the inset map display the temporal and the overall volume of sightseeing (colour) and eating (extrusion) activities in the 20 sub-regional zones respectively.

Multi-view GIS

by Mark Altaweel

Multi-view GIS provides different perspectives of space and time for a given geographic area.

Categories GIS Software Tags Multi-view GIS, ringmaps, spatial ringmap, Spatial-temporal GIS

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