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Lecturer(s)
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Pech Miroslav, Mgr. Ph.D.
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Pechanec Vilém, prof. RNDr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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The first part deals with the subject of internet technologies. It analyzes the transmission and communication protocols and network architecture. Subsequently dedicated key for XML and its derivatives (XPath, XSLT, GML). This section is completed analysis of web sites which introduces the principles, the administration and operation. Based on the most widely used open-source solutions Apache - PHP - MySQL. The second part focuses on the architecture and operation of mapping and GIS servers for example MapServer of Minesota University, GeoServer and ArcGIS Server. In this course, students learn to manage, configure, and use of technology from the perspective of the administrator and users of GIS services. Students will learn how to publish maps, models and tools and learn to use GIS services through web applications and cloud-solutions ArcGIS Online and Google technology (Fusion Table). In the third part, the students with web services and standards as defined by the OpenGIS Consortium. During the exercise, the students practically acquainted with the methods of publication of geographic data on the network, XML language, mapservers of Minesota University using the basic installation and available frameworks and GeoServer + extension frameworks. In the production, processing and analysis of web services to practically learn how to work with ArcGIS Server. During the exercise, the students practically acquainted with the methods of publication of geographic data on the network, XML language, map servers Minesotské University using the basic installation and available frameworks and GeoServer + extension frameworks. In the production, processing and analysis of web services to practically learn how to work with ArcGIS Server. 1. Internet - architecture, communication protocols, and transmission 2. XML and its derivatives 3. GML 4. Semantic web, (Geo) SPRQL & RDF 5. Web server - principles, components, and configuration management 6. Interactivity on the server side and the client side; 7. Degrees and methods of publishing geodata and geoinformation in a network environment 8. Map server - a principle component, and configuration management 9. GIS server - principles, components, and configuration management 10. Web services and SOA - architecture, languages, protocols, security, SOAP, REST 11. Web services mapping - definition, implementation, optimization and caching 12. Web services data-definition, standardization, implementation; 13. Web services process - definition, standardization, configuration, implementation, orchestration
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training), Dialogic Lecture (Discussion, Dialog, Brainstorming), Demonstration
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Learning outcomes
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The course focuses on the acquisition of knowledge. Define key terms, describe the main approaches to demonstrate theoretical knowledge for solving of problems.
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Prerequisites
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Routine work with GIT and IT. The theoretical and practical knowledge of the principles of the formation and management of WWW.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Written exam, Analysis of Activities ( Technical works), Seminar Work
Student has to prove the knowledge of the subject topics.
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Recommended literature
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Fu, P., Sun, J. (2011). WebGIS. Principles and applications. Redlands, ESRI Press.
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Grusová L. (2002). XML pro úplné začátečníky. Praha, Computer Press .
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Kosek, J. (1999). PHP - tvorba interaktivních internetových aplikací. Praha, Grada.
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Kosek J. (2000). XML pro každého, podrobný průvodce. Grada Publishing, Praha.
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Laurent S., St. (1999). Tvorba internetových aplikací v XML. . Computer Press.
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Mitchel T. (2005). Web mapping illustrated. Using. Open Source GIS Toolkits. Sebastopol, O Reilly Media.
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Peng Z-R., Tsou M-H. (2003). Internet GIS : distributed geographic information services for the Internet and wireless networks. Hoboken, Wiley and Sons.
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Spainhour, S., Eckstein, R. (1999). Webmaster v kostce. Praha, Computer Press.
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Tang W., Selwood J. (1993). Connecting our world: GIS Web services. Redlands, ESRI.
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