El DTI mapea todo el sitio turístico de Bohol con tablets Galaxy

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief July 27, 2011 · 1 min read

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DTI-GIZ, bajo el Programa de Promoción del Sector Privado (SMEDSEP), desarrolló este interesante proyecto de Google Mapping para mapear toda la isla de Bohol y sus más de 700 sitios turísticos y establecimientos relacionados con el turismo.

El mapa fue recopilado utilizando una tablet Galaxy Samsung con aplicaciones de Open Data Kit (ODK). El departamento de investigación de la Universidad Holy Name (HNU) desplegó personal para realizar las entrevistas en el sitio.

La extensa colección de datos incluye direcciones, información de contacto, fotografías, instalaciones y tarifas. Esto es como tu guía definitiva de viajes a Bohol. La precisión del GPS
varía desde 5 metros hasta 10 metros. Puedes ver el proyecto completo de mapeo aquí: bit.ly/boholtourismmap

Buen trabajo, en mi opinión. ¿Ahora podemos tener el resto de las islas de Filipinas mapeadas también así?

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Andre · 15 years ago

sayang, again it should be on OpenStreetMap. remember Google and its partners owns all the copyrights to everything put on its map….

NemOry · 15 years ago

Sosyal ng Bohol ahh…aSTIG!HEHE

Boffill · 15 years ago

I’m using Garmin Mobile XT in my Windows mobile phone. It has a detailed map of the Philippines too. ;)

nameless · 15 years ago

Mobile GARMIN also supports Symbian devices.

nameless · 15 years ago

I guess we already had a project on mapping the whole Philippine Island. But this map is exclusively for Garmin GPS devices.

D · 15 years ago

help out the Philippine Garmin GPS mapping effort at http://www.roadguide.ph

raul barrios · 15 years ago

Wish they could also map Panay Island!haha

wyldkard · 15 years ago

there’s a current project that’s going to help map iloilo province. it’s in the final stages, so drop me an email and i’ll let you know when it is.

Web Designer · 15 years ago

I see opportunity!

Jim · 15 years ago

Not a bad start … but why didn’t they update all the roads and coastlines while they were at it? That loop of road in the sea on the West coast looks a bit dumb … :-)

Kenth · 15 years ago

This is one project that should be replicated by the DOT nationwide. It can even be expanded for other uses such as for Government projects/programs.

Two thumbs up for the person/group/institution who thought of this and executed it. :)

Jonaflormicfren · 15 years ago

Nice thing that we can see and explore Bohol in miles away.

benchmark · 15 years ago

Perhaps we can do that in a small location say 5 close-by baranggays, then it will be combined in to one total database of all places here in the Philippines…to attract tourist and/or find a location easily.