On the left are the density maps resulting from the analysis of the routes and stops of the public transport service provided by the Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality, prepared as part of my Transportation master’s thesis, which I am carrying out together with Assist. Prof. Dr. Hakan ASLAN of the Department of Civil Engineering at Sakarya University. In the next stage of the study, we plan to use district- and neighbourhood-based population data and to analyse how this population can access the lines and stops. Whenever I find the opportunity, I hope to share the stages and results of the study so that interested colleagues can get an idea of it, and to receive their suggestions, if any.
Below you can find the presentation video and the full text of the paper “Sakarya SASKİ General Directorate SCADA and GIS Integration”, presented by Surveying Engineer Hüseyin Cem İNCE at the World GIS Day 2016 Event organised by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation of the Republic of Turkey at the Haliç Congress Centre on 24–25 November.
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Today, one of the possibilities provided by the advances in mobile device technologies and increasing social media applications is the use of map bases in every sense. Although most of the map bases (Google Map, Bing Map, etc.) are commercial, Open Street Map (OSM for short) is an open source, ad-free and non-commercial map application used in many mobile applications. It can even be briefly called the positional equivalent of Wikipedia.
The Kocaman Pro app for iOS, which I develop together with Computer Engineer Ümit T. AKGÖL, has been updated. With this update, users on iOS finally have the GPS Survey module they had been waiting for for some time. This means there is no longer any difference in the number of modules between Kocaman Pro for Android and Kocaman Pro for iOS. In line with our users’ requests and expectations, the GPS Survey module of Kocaman Pro for iOS has been redesigned around project-based recording, a little differently from Android. You can see the release notes below and download the app for phones and tablets running iOS from the App Store or from here.
Kocaman Pro for iOS has been released on the App Store with a price tag of 18.99 TL. Although this first release has some noticeable bugs and shortcomings, we plan to fix all of them with version updates in the coming weeks. Also, although some of our users have found it odd that the app is paid, it should not be forgotten that this pricing policy is applied to cover the costs of the 1 MacBook Pro, 1 iPad and 1 Apple Developer account required to code and publish the app. At this point, we ask for our users’ understanding and thank them for their interest.
So that users who want to buy the app as it is, without waiting for the updates containing the bug fixes, are aware of them, the bugs and shortcomings identified in this version are listed below.
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