GEOSPATIAL ONLINE WEB-TOOLSCapeFarmMapper & CAMISF.C. Basson14 March 2017
OverviewSpatial information and technology has become more important and relevantApplications Mapping of Agricultural footprint and Land Use Farm planning Crop and vegetation monitoring Drought monitoring and analysis Suitability modellingOnline Tools CapeFarmMapper CAMIS Western Cape Government 2012
CapeFarmMapperCapeFarmMapper is a Web Mapping Application Developed and maintained in-house by the Western Cape Department of AgricultureTo assist with decision making for: Agriculture practices Environmental management Farm planning Land evaluation Land reformAccess to data Spatial database Web servicesView, query, search andcreate spatial dataVarious spatial data sets Western Cape Government 2012 URL: https://gis.elsenburg.com/apps/cfm
CapeFarmMapper: FeaturesMap navigationBing, Google, OSM, SPOT and other base mapsSurveyor-General Cadastre searchSurveyor-General scanned diagramsLayer view and queryFeature drawing toolsGeoprocessing toolsData import and export (KML/GPX)Map exportMap scene share Western Cape Government 2012
CapeFarmMapper: DatasetsSurveyor-General cadastre boundariesAdministrative demarcation boundariesAgricultural commoditiesAgricultural potential Dryland potential, land capability, grazing capacity, etc.Broad soil descriptionsLong-term climate parameters (SA Atlas of Climatology and Agrohydrology, RE Schulze)ConservationSolar EnergyVegetation classificationWater ResourcesOther Western Cape Government 2012
Data SourcesSpatial data layers are integrated from various sources Department of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries Department of Rural Development and Land Reform– Chief Surveyor-General– Chief Directorate: National Geo-spatial Information Department of Environmental Affairs Department of Water Affairs Municipal Demarcation Board Agricultural Research Council Cape Nature Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) South Africa National Botanical Institute (SANBI) South Africa National Energy Development Institute(SANEDI) University of KwaZulu-Natal University of Stellenbosch Water Research Commission Western Cape Department of Agriculture Western Cape Government 2012
Online AccessDirect link: https://gis.elsenburg.com/apps/cfmDepartment of Agriculture Web site https://www.elsenburg.com/ Agri-Tools menu CapeFarmMapper Western Cape Government 2012
ScreenshotsGIS & Spatial information8
Demarcation Western Cape Government 2012
Farm & Erven Boundaries Western Cape Government 2012
Land Capability Western Cape Government 2012
Long Term Climate: Rainfall Western Cape Government 2012
Conservation Western Cape Government 2012
Vegetation Western Cape Government 2012
Crops & Infrastructure Western Cape Government 2012
Farm Information Western Cape Government 2012
Drawing Tools Western Cape Government 2012
Navigation/Location Western Cape Government 2012
Farm & Erf Cadastre Search Western Cape Government 2012
Map Export/Print Western Cape Government 2012
Tools: Elevation Profile Western Cape Government 2012
Tools: Buffering Western Cape Government 2012
Tools: Coordinate Conversion Western Cape Government 2012
Map Share Western Cape Government 2012
User Statistics25
Usage per Month (1 Jan 2012 to 31 Jan 2017) Western Cape Government 2012
User Events per Month (1 May 2016 to 31 Jan 2017)45,351 Farm Portion searches(5,039 per month)4,046 Erf searches(1,013 per month)11,068 Map exports(2,475 per month)12,812 SG Diagram requests(3,631 per month) Western Cape Government 2012
Mobile SolutionsGIS & Spatial information28
Mobile Solutions: CAMISCape Agricultural Mobile Information System location-based mobile web application Responsive Web design with HTML5, jQuery Mobile, OpenLayers 3 API Not platform dependant – can access from any deviceTwo versions for accessibility: Full: Web map user interface design with user interaction - used where mobile connectivity is good (3G ) Lite: Text based user interface with low data usage for areas with poor mobile connectivityURL: https://gis.elsenburg.com/mobile/camis Western Cape Government 2012
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Spatial information and technology has become more important and relevant Applications Mapping of Agricultural footprint and Land Use Farm planning Crop and vegetation monitoring Drought monitoring and analysis Suitability model
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