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Presentation of the users
Jeseniky
surrounded by romantic mountain landscapes with a rich and fascinating history with many historical and cultural landmarks
summer and winter mountain tourist centre winter sports centre - situated near the Polish border with world famous spa founded
by Vincenc Priessnitz
- MIS Jeseniky running information system
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Users Contribution to EMIRES
Jeseniky
Information system of Municipalities Information Centre will be integrated as a part of Czech EMIRES
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Users Contribution to EMIRES
Sumperk Municipalities GIS and information sources will be
integrated as a part of Czech EMIRES
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EMIRES Demonstration
- ?Principle of single electronic tourist market place why
- - Local servers non visible from outside to many servers
difficult to find needed information
.www info- .jeseniky cz
. .www sumperk cz
Etc.
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EMIRES Demonstration - ?Principle of single electronic tourist market place why
The current tourist and navigation systems are usually build on
. centralised database Such solution could be focused only on
, navigation or could be implemented as local or regional
. , solution Main problem of this approach is that much
. information is difficult to collect on a global scale There is the
, possible to have central database of roads but is not possible
to collect and mainly updated in global scale information about
, , , .accommodation services events etc
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EMIRES Demonstration
- ?Principle of single electronic tourist market place why
The only solution is to combine global navigation system with
information stored on local and regional servers using principles
. of SemanticWeb Such technological solution can rapidly increase
quality of turist systems.
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INSPIRE
Geographic information needed for good governance at all levels
should be abundant and widely available under conditions that do
not restrain its extensive use It must be easy to discover which
geographic information is, available fits the needs for a particular use and under what conditions it can be acquired and
used Geographic data must become easy
to understand and interpret because it can be visualised within
the appropriate context and - .selected in a user friendly way
Data should be collected once and maintained at the level where this
can be done most effectively
It must be possible to combine seamlessly spatial information
from different sources across Europe and share it between many
users and applications
It must be possible for information collected at one level to be shared , between all the different levels
. . e g detailed for detailed, investigations general for
strategic purposes