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Maximising GIS Performance: Harnessing the Power of Parallel Processing

By Shahabuddin Amerudin Introduction Geographic Information System (GIS) projects often involve complex spatial analyses, large datasets, and computationally intensive tasks. To tackle these challenges efficiently, the use of parallel processing techniques has gained significant attention. This article explores the benefits of parallel processing in GIS projects, comparing commercial software offerings and referencing studies and reports to support the findings. Background Parallel processing refers to the simultaneous execution of multiple tasks or computations to speed up […]

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Hardware Specifications and Cost-Benefit Analysis for GIS Projects

By Shahabuddin Amerudin Introduction Geographic Information System (GIS) projects require robust hardware configurations to effectively process and analyze spatial data. This article aims to provide undergraduate GIS students with an overview of hardware specifications and a cost-benefit analysis for GIS projects. By understanding the hardware requirements and conducting a cost-benefit analysis, students can make informed decisions when selecting hardware components for GIS applications. By analyzing these metrics, GIS students can evaluate the financial feasibility and

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Thesis, Dissertation and Project

Terminologies like thesis, dissertation and project are common in academic and research practice. Although, these terms are used synonymously by students and some faculty they have different implications.  The word ‘dissertation’ is derived from the Latin word “dissertare” which means ‘to discuss’. Oxford Dictionary defines dissertation as ‘a long essay on a particular subject or topic especially written for a university degree or diploma’. In Merriam Webster dictionary, it is defined as “an extended usually

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