Design and Implementation of the Geographical Information System of Zoo in Bratislava

Abstract

Creating a Geographic Information System (GIS) is a complex, step-by-step process that involves requirements analysis, creating the system's architecture, data acquisition, and implementation. This project outlines the development of a user-friendly GIS, using Bratislava ZOO as a case study. The paper describes the process of creating a GIS from formulating tasks to full practical implementation. The result is a website with four geoinformation modules: engineering networks, infrastructure, visitor app, greenery, and a file library. This project can serve as a reference for similar spatial object management systems in parks and other areas.