THEORY OF CREATING CLUSTER MONITORING WEB MAPS USING GEOINFORMATION SYSTEMS

Abstract

Cluster monitoring is the process of identifying and analyzing clusters of events or phenomena in a specific geographic area. Geoinformation systems (GIS) and web maps are powerful tools for cluster monitoring, as they allow organizations to visualize and analyze data in a geographic context. This article provides an overview of how to create cluster monitoring web maps using data from geoinformation systems. It covers the basics of cluster monitoring web maps, including the types of data used and the role of web maps in cluster monitoring. It also addresses data collection and preparation, the process of creating web maps, and common challenges organizations face. Finally, it highlights the use cases of cluster monitoring web maps, and concludes with the prospects for cluster monitoring in the future.