Abstract

Water is the basic material for human to survive. How to allocate the limited water sources is a big problem. This study designed a set of water source management system by using Geographic Information System (GIS). Experiments results showed that this system could provide functions for the users, such as local water sources prediction analysis, water sources dispatch analysis, information index and search, simulation and decision, etc. The development of this system will provide a new way in water sources management.

Keywords:

Geographic Information System (GIS), water, water resources management system,

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