Geographic Information System for Equipment and Facility Management (Textbook for 21st Century Universities · Series of Teaching Books on Geographic Information System)

Author: Zhang Shuliang et al.
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Features: This book systematically elaborates on the basic concepts of Asset Management/Facility Management Geographic Information System (AM/FM/GIS), reviews the history of AM/FM/GIS development, and analyzes its current status and future trends. Based on the principles and methods of domain engineering, it explains the domain definition, domain analysis, domain design, and implementation of AM/FM/GIS. Leveraging the process of application software reuse, it systematically discusses the knowledge representation and rule-driven aspects of AM/FM/GIS, illustrating the methods for creating a unified AM/FM/GIS data model using knowledge and rules. Taking urban integrated pipeline AM/FM/GIS, drainage AM/FM/GIS, power distribution network AM/FM/GIS, gas AM/FM/GIS, telecommunications AM/FM/GIS, and street lighting AM/FM/GIS as application examples, it provides the technical approaches and development methods for the system analysis, design, and implementation of each. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in fields such as Geographic Information Systems, municipal engineering, transportation engineering, power engineering, and telecommunications engineering. It can also be used as a reference for information system designers and developers in these disciplines, as well as for science and technology professionals and university teachers and students engaged in informatization construction and information system development across various industries.