Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://rda.sliit.lk/handle/123456789/942
Title: E-GEO: Geography based E-learning system for sri lanka
Authors: Rajapaksha, P. H. A. S.
Wijenayake, G. K. S. V.
Diroshan, R.
Eranga Harshani, M. W.
Mallawaarachchi, Y.
Ishara, W. G. A.
Keywords: E-learning
Geographical Information System ,
Image Processing
3D Modeling
Natural Language Processing
Issue Date: 26-Jan-2017
Publisher: Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research
Series/Report no.: Vol.6;
Abstract: Geography is an enthralling subject and an additional qualification for day to day life of human beings. Because human beings are socialized and they are usually dealing with geographical related activities. As a person he needs to have a basic sense of where he lives and what is the surrounding environment of his living area. Therefore, to provide the basic geographical knowledge for these persons who are in any age category, standalone e-learning application is introduced as final year research. The E-GEO e-learning application which can be worked in totally offline environment consists of four main components in Map Marking and Validation, Cross Section Drawing Platform with Mountain Type Identifier, Virtual Tours and Speech Recognition and Generation with Geo Master. To accomplish with these features we have used different technologies and mechanisms respectively Geographical Information System (GIS) based Map Marking and Offline Validation, Image Processing, 3D Modeling and Natural Language Processing. The entire application based on e-learning concept called gamification to provide motivational environment for users and could work without internet connectivity. This e-learning application would be achieved high accuracy level at the end of the project duration.
URI: http://rda.sliit.lk/handle/123456789/942
ISSN: 1800-3591
Appears in Collections:Proceedings of the 6th National Conference on Technology & Management - NCTM 2017

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