DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen

The use of touchscreens nowadays became very rampant in places where people usually hang-out-places like malls, libraries, hospitals, hotels and schools. One reason for this is that kiosks are user-friendly. One need not be computer-literate to be able to access information. The proponents believe t...

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Main Authors: Fenix, Howard, Go, Vernes Hyman, Magsino, Bernadette, Tee, Allan U., Yu, Michael C.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-98422021-08-29T22:43:58Z DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen Fenix, Howard Go, Vernes Hyman Magsino, Bernadette Tee, Allan U. Yu, Michael C. The use of touchscreens nowadays became very rampant in places where people usually hang-out-places like malls, libraries, hospitals, hotels and schools. One reason for this is that kiosks are user-friendly. One need not be computer-literate to be able to access information. The proponents believe that it could also be set up inside DLSU campus like the Chess Plaza, SJ walk, Accounting Lobby, Gokongwei Lobby, and the like. With these, students and visitors will have an easy access around the campus with just a touch of a finger on the screen. Organizers would no longer worry on labeling each post with an arrow sign to direct their guests to a specific place. This could also be very helpful on the part of the officers of the different organizations whenever they are going to have important activities. Every organization would be having their own page for announcements. An ordinary PC monitor will be transformed into a touchscreen. Sensors will be placed along the borders of the monitor's screen so that when the tip of the finger is pointing at a certain location on the screen, the sensors will detect the exact x and y coordinates of that point. The signal will then be transmitted to the CPU for the software to respond to the user's command. Its function would be the same as using the mouse or the keyboard of a computer. The only difference is that fingers are used instead of a mouse. One would not need a keyboard either because a pre-programmed menu has been done for convenience and easy access. 1996-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9197 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Tactile sensors Information storage and retrieval systems--Geography Geographic information systems Interface circuits De La Salle University x1 Touch sensors Engineering
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
language English
topic Tactile sensors
Information storage and retrieval systems--Geography
Geographic information systems
Interface circuits
De La Salle University
x1 Touch sensors
Engineering
spellingShingle Tactile sensors
Information storage and retrieval systems--Geography
Geographic information systems
Interface circuits
De La Salle University
x1 Touch sensors
Engineering
Fenix, Howard
Go, Vernes Hyman
Magsino, Bernadette
Tee, Allan U.
Yu, Michael C.
DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
description The use of touchscreens nowadays became very rampant in places where people usually hang-out-places like malls, libraries, hospitals, hotels and schools. One reason for this is that kiosks are user-friendly. One need not be computer-literate to be able to access information. The proponents believe that it could also be set up inside DLSU campus like the Chess Plaza, SJ walk, Accounting Lobby, Gokongwei Lobby, and the like. With these, students and visitors will have an easy access around the campus with just a touch of a finger on the screen. Organizers would no longer worry on labeling each post with an arrow sign to direct their guests to a specific place. This could also be very helpful on the part of the officers of the different organizations whenever they are going to have important activities. Every organization would be having their own page for announcements. An ordinary PC monitor will be transformed into a touchscreen. Sensors will be placed along the borders of the monitor's screen so that when the tip of the finger is pointing at a certain location on the screen, the sensors will detect the exact x and y coordinates of that point. The signal will then be transmitted to the CPU for the software to respond to the user's command. Its function would be the same as using the mouse or the keyboard of a computer. The only difference is that fingers are used instead of a mouse. One would not need a keyboard either because a pre-programmed menu has been done for convenience and easy access.
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author Fenix, Howard
Go, Vernes Hyman
Magsino, Bernadette
Tee, Allan U.
Yu, Michael C.
author_facet Fenix, Howard
Go, Vernes Hyman
Magsino, Bernadette
Tee, Allan U.
Yu, Michael C.
author_sort Fenix, Howard
title DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
title_short DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
title_full DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
title_fullStr DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
title_full_unstemmed DLSU-Geographical Information System (DLSU-GIS) using touch screen
title_sort dlsu-geographical information system (dlsu-gis) using touch screen
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 1996
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9197
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