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Article: Use of the geographic information systems approach in optimising fire management

TitleUse of the geographic information systems approach in optimising fire management
Authors
Lai, PCLam, KC
Issue Date1998
PublisherInstitution of Fire Engineers.
Citation
Fire Engineers Journal, 1998, v. 58 n. 192, p. 27-32 How to Cite?
AbstractSpatial distribution and association of relevant features are significant in the planning and management of fire-fighting activities. This information can be derived effectively using Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. This paper examines the types of information suitable for various aspects of fire management that can be extracted from data collected and maintained by government departments in Hong Kong. The ability to share and transport data from other departments not only extends the utility of the data but expands the scope of fire management and its practice.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/86117
ISSN
0143-5337
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dc.description.abstractSpatial distribution and association of relevant features are significant in the planning and management of fire-fighting activities. This information can be derived effectively using Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. This paper examines the types of information suitable for various aspects of fire management that can be extracted from data collected and maintained by government departments in Hong Kong. The ability to share and transport data from other departments not only extends the utility of the data but expands the scope of fire management and its practice.en_HK
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