Prototyping a Nationwide Scopus-indexed International Conference WebGIS Application
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geospatial analysis, geodemographic, conferences, IndonesiaAbstract
The amount of people that have been participating in an academic conference has been increasing every year, this also applies to the academic conferences itself where currently a considerable amount of people has been having difficulties finding a specific conference that they are looking to join. Many people that are having difficulties believe that it is because of how very little tools that are available to be used to help them find the conference that they are looking for. From this research we used ArcGIS to help us in the making of an application that is able to help users to find conferences that are held within Indonesia that are equipped with an interactive map, and various features that help them find the conference that fit their needs. From this research we have received a huge amount of positive inputs from many respondents that have seen the application although there are still many rooms to improve from various perspective such as the design, and features (more features).
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