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- People visiting unfamiliar areas must find parking and walking
routes to their destination December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green
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- I don't think paper maps are going anywhere, But people may be
using them differently, more as a companion to the online or
digital map. Joel Minster, Chief Cartographer for Rand McNally, the
largest mapmaker in the nation December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green
Team4 Quote Courtesy of San Francisco ChronicleSan Francisco
Chronicle
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team5 Projected by San
Francisco Chronicle Data Courtesy of San Francisco ChronicleSan
Francisco Chronicle Year Maps in Millions
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- Joseph Conlin December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team6
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- Cost of printing paper maps Map can not be updated easily
Contracted out very expensive Difficulty finding items on the map
Cluttered 3D layout Poorly organized Map is static does not inform
people about changes and closures on campus Does not include
parking information Closures Special events Zone changes December
16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team8 Sources: ODU Director of Publications
ODU Director of Parking and Transportation Services
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- Primary Campus Map Provided to the university cost free because
of advertisements Advertisements make the map cumbersome Parking
Services Map 30,000 Copies per year Cost: $23,000 Mini Campus Map
$882 a year for 3500 copies Less university publications are being
printed to reduce costs. Faculty and Staff handbook map University
course catalog December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team9 Sources: ODU
Director of Publications ODU Director of Parking and Transportation
Services
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- User Interface Provide interactive maps Deliver walking
directions specific to the area Items are searchable by address,
building, or office Provide information about building contents
Provide information about parking Display special event information
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- Admin Interface Updating maps with buildings and streets Point
and click adding of walkways Ability to change availability of
parking lots Add special events Close walkways for construction or
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- Implementation unique to each customer site Meet with customer
and detail sites specific requirements Build site specific
functionality Build maps to customer specification Train customer
on product use
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- Sean Christe December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team17
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- Each point of map data will be inserted into the database as a
node and given a weight Sets of nodes representing physical
entities may be stored as structures Nodes will be categorized into
states and overlays Complete sets of connected nodes may be stored
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- All access to the database will be handled by an externalized
set of stored procedures External scripts will be used to perform
the path-finding algorithm, compute the node weights, and
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- The user will be able to search for and select nodes and DMS
will display the selected nodes information The user will be able
to select multiple nodes and DMS will display the quickest route
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- User searches for the path between two locations December 16,
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- The admin user will be able to add and remove nodes The admin
user will be able to move nodes and edit node information The admin
user will be able to add a state or overlay to a group of selected
nodes December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team24
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- Admin user adds a new node December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green
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- Designed by Rodney Blythe November 30, 2009CS410 Green -
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- Ian Iepson December 16, 200931ODU CS410 Green Team
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- Funding will be procured from the National Science Foundation
under the SBIR grant program Limit is $100,000 December 16, 2009ODU
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- Funding will be procured from the National Science Foundation
under the SBIR grant program Limit is $750,000 Marketing budget
will be procured as a small business loan from a bank December 16,
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- Software - $20,000 Implementation - $13,000 per week December
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team43 Break even in 45
weeks
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team44 Break even in 72
weeks
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team45 Break even in 100
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- Universities Amusement Parks Golf courses Zoos Malls and
Shopping Outlets Dense Urban Areas Special Event Coordinators
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- Malls and Shopping Centers: 48,695 (2007) Golf courses 11,978
(2005) Colleges and Universities: 4084 (2003) Amusement Parks 534
(2005) Zoos and botanical gardens 605 (2005) December 16, 2009ODU
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Source: Census.govCensus.gov Golf, Amusements, Zoo Source:
Census.govCensus.gov
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- Easy to use system for updating maps instantaneously Added
value from advanced mapping functions Customer will print less
paper maps which will subsidize their overall costs More
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- Time saved More informed with accurate map Added convenience
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- Present customer with a working prototype to demonstrate: Ease
of use Admin user interface abilities User interface abilities Map
easily updated Map detail and clarity The ability to use any device
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- Paper MapGoogle MapsMapQuestDial DirectionsDMS Web-based XXX
SMS Delivery X X XX Driving Directions XXXX Walking Directions XX
Search by Address XXXX Links to More Info XX Printable XXXX
Internet Browsers XXX Individual Buildings Visible XXX Completely
Customizable XX Search by Name XX Parking Information X Search by
Contents X Instantly Updatable X December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green
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- Probability Impact RareUnlikelyPossibleLikelyHighly Likely Very
High BA High C Moderate D Low E Very Low December 16, 2009ODU CS410
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vendor decides to start charging C)Unable to make it intuitive
enough for every day user D)Lack of access to product E)People only
use it once and never again
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- Joseph Conlin December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team53
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- Major Requirements List Documentation Database Design
Functional Prototype Prototype Presentation
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team55 Prototype complete in
approximately 4 months
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- Complete Test Plan Fully Functional Database Design Final
Product Developed Fully Functional Interfaces Fully Functional
Architecture Complete Product Documentation Successful Initial Site
Implementation
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- December 16, 2009ODU CS410 Green Team57 Product complete in
approximately 1 year
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- Website Maintenance Marketing Product Distribution Customer
Implementation Customer Support Software Updates
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- Users no longer have to fumble around with clumsy paper maps
Local maps are easily managed and updated Money is saved from no
longer printing paper maps DMS will prove to be cheaper, easier to
update, and more useful than its paper predecessors December 16,
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- Dr. Steven Olariu Old Dominion University, Computer Science
James Long Old Dominion University, Parking Services API Specialist
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- "Paper maps crumpling in face of electronic onslaught." San
Francisco Bay Area News, Sports, Business, Entertainment,
Classifieds: SFGate. Web. 24 Oct. 2009..http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-
bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/10/12/BA5ISMA3D.DTL Burke, Victoria E.
Personal Interview. 21 Oct. 2009. Census Bureau Home Page. Web. 14
Dec. 2009.. Long, James W. Personal interview. 23 Oct. 2009. Campus
Map Options Survey. 19 Oct. 2009. December 16, 200961ODU CS410
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