Manejo de grafos sobre el mapa de la ciudad de Quito a través de la herramienta Jung de Java
Currently, technology seeks to link basic concepts of Graph Theory and adapt them in scenarios useful for society, for example: in the field of medicine, representing the neural networks or the representation of symptoms for the diagnosis of diseases; In the field of computer systems by repre...
| Autor Principal: | Verdesoto Paz, Vinicio Marcelo |
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| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2016
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/12431 |
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Currently, technology seeks to link basic
concepts of Graph Theory and adapt
them in scenarios useful for society, for
example: in the field of medicine,
representing the neural networks or the
representation of symptoms for the
diagnosis of diseases; In the field of
computer systems by representing
computer networks, or the
representation of social networks; Also
in Project Planning is needed the
Georeferential Representation proposal
of elements such as transportation on a
map. Java Universal Network Graph
(JUNG) is an Open-Source Library that
allows applications in Java, which aims
to link concepts of Graph Theory with
their nodes in georeferenced locations.
This article describes how we can obtain
the georeferenced nodes supported in
tools like Quantum Geographic
Information System (QGIS) and
OpenStreetMap's major corridors of
transportation in the city of Quito. The
implementation in a Java application for
viewing the information represented in
graphs, and the benefits that entails
applying georeferenced graphs with the
JUNG tool. |
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