Fundamentals of using open-source software in creating geological and mining information systems
Theoretical Background of the Program
Given the significant advancements in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the major challenges to their data security, all companies and organizations across all sectors are required to keep pace with these digital transformations by continuously upgrading their systems to ensure their sustainability and security, as well as maintaining the reliability of the data they contain. Furthermore, the considerable maturity gained by open-source software in recent years makes its use more efficient and less costly than commercial software.
General Objective of the Training Program
1. Structure of Geological and Mining Information Systems
2. Comparison between the use of commercial and open-source software
3. Feasibility of using open-source software in creating geological and mining information systems
4. The role of geological and mining information systems and the dissemination of digital data via GIS and their role in driving economic development
Main Topics of the Training Program
Stages of creating or developing information systems
Linking field and office work through the system
Geographic information bases
Utilizing open-source software in the process of creating geological and mining information systems.
Publishing metadata via geoindex
Target Audience for the Training Program
System management officials
System users
Geological and Mining Engineers