THE IMPORTANCE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM: ASUE RESEARCHERS” ANALYSIS
Today, the presentation of “Geographic Information System” research group was held at ASUE Conference Hall, which was attended by Rector, Professor Koryun Atoyan, Vice-rector of Science and International Relations, Professor Gagik Vardanyan, Head of Science Division, Associate Professor Khoren Mkhitaryan, representatives of Faculty, students.
The research topic is “Use of geographic information systems in the field of real estate management in the Republic of Armenia”. The research group director Suren Gevorgyan stressed that creation of geographic information systems directed towards effective solution of the problems of various sectors of economy, state and local self-government bodies, creation of joint database of natural and economic resources and improvement of resource management efficiency.
He presented the working process and added that the group proposals would be presented to the Ministry of Territorial Management and Emergency Situations in the RA.
Research group members Armen Rubenyan and Gevorg Aloyan (MA students Kristine Mkoyan and Abov Baghdasaryan are also group members) reported on the research topic.
Armen Rubenyan presented the complex of tools of geographic information systems, historical reference was done to other country’s experience, the attention of the participants was drawn to the scheme of geographic information systems: principles of management procedures.
Gevorg Aloyan spoke about the activity conducted towards creation of geographic information systems in the RA till today, noting that formation of the system will enable to create a base for complex analysis, which will be regularly updated and will contain accurate and complete information for effective management.
Atom Margaryan and Volodya Manasyan made inquiries.
Gagik Vardanyan thanked for the presentation and advised to build the further activities on economic orientation, then called the directors and members of other research groups to participate in seminars, as all topics are interconnected and reinforce each other.
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