GIS at UCD and on the Web: UCD Case Studies - see the benefits
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Service - Impact Case Study
The application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to research has two key benefits:
Case Study 3
Comparison of mass wasting processes on the slopes of the Rockall Trough, Northeast Atlantic.
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Case Study 4
To examine the role that the Dublin city region has in the national context and its value to Ireland as a global city of scale. The process through which this was achieved was firstly by examining available data and then by using this data to produce a spatial analytical assessment of Dublin’s role. This was followed by structured discussions with key policy makers and stakeholders.
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- Spatial Distribution of Economic ActivityUsing GIS to Assess Spatial Distribution of Economic Activity and Opportunities in Ireland
Case Study 1
Planning for sustainability through Environmental Sensitivity Mapping
Dr González’s research looked at opportunities for a more
proactive and participative integration of environmental considerations into land-use planning using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Through this work, Dr González
created a new way of mapping environmental sensitivity.
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- Planning for sustainability through Environmental Sensitivity MappingAssociate Professor Ainhoa González
UCD School of Geography and Earth Institute. Runner up in the 2020 UCD Research Impact Case Study Competition.
Case Study 2
Assessing whether data relating to litter pollution from open data and participatory sensing applications be used to provide an alternative way to monitor litter pollution for urban planning.
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- Urban Litter PollutionGIS Study on the Application of GIS to Urban Litter Pollution
Would you like to see your case study featured here?
If you are working / researching / teaching in UCD and have an example of a case study which uses GIS we would be delighted to hear from you.
Please complete the single page template (see link below) with the details of your project and e-mail it to jane.nolan@ucd.ie.
We hope to have a variety of case studies which will demonstrate the range of uses of GIS.
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