Domain Data Analysis

Data analysis is the process of organizing, classifying, visualizing, analyzing and summarizing data to obtain useful information and therefore develop coherent conclusions. During this process, domain data are collected, classified, organized, and analyzed. The purpose is to assess previously identified problems so they can be represented quantitatively. The data analysis is typically based on an appropriate domain data model.

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data analysis

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_analysis; + (No Longer Available)

Synonyms

Arcgis

Arcgis Modelbuilder

Arcview

Desert Tortoise Recovery Spatial Decision Support System (Version 1)

Desert Tortoise Recovery Spatial Decision Support System (Version 2)

Desert Tortoise Recovery Spatial Decision Support System (Version 3)

IDRISI

Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools (MGET)

TPL Greenprint

The Participant Roles That Are Commonly Present During A Geodesign Process Phase/Step.

Data

Data Models

A Participant Role Can Be Filled By Different Professional Roles Or Stakeholder Roles During Different Geodesign Process Phases/Steps. For Example, During The Constraints Specification Step, The Advisor Role Is Often Assumed By Business, Community, Public, Resource Owner. Mediator, GIS Analyst, Technology Provider, Decision Maker, Scientist, Lawyer, Policy Expert; During The Domain Data Analysis Step, The Advisor Role Is Often Assumed By GIS Analyst, Resource Manager, Scientist.

Condition Analysis And Assessment

Participant Roles Involved

Condition Analysis And Assessment

General:Haseditornotes

Karen Kemp:Tthis step would be repeated in the later phases, so I’m not sure how to or whether to write it more generically. My suggestions here are for the generic version so that this step can be iterated.

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Hamid Ekbia; Karen Kemp; Andrew Miller

Last Updated

6/5/2008

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