posted on 2024-11-16, 10:25authored byStephen Turpin, Tomas du Chemin Holderness
The SMART Infrastructure Facility, as part of the PetaJakarta.org project has developed a spatio-topological model of the hydrological infrastructure network for Jakarta, Indonesia. The Petajakarta.org hydrological infrastructure network is a spatial-topological model which describes how floodgates, pumps and waterways are both spatially and topological connected within the city. Using a graph theory approach pumps and floodgates are represented as network nodes, and waterways (rivers, canals, and streams) are represented as edges. Topology is encoded within the data using a system of unique node and edge primary keys. The model is a directed graph consisting of 550 nodes and 618 edges. Directionality was inferred by edge orientation, assuming the general condition of water flowing from south Jakarta to the north. The model is based on waterways, and pumps & floodgates data also available through the PetaJakarta.org Major Open Data Collection. Network model produced January 2015
History
Language
English
Notes
Email: smart-facility@uow.edu.au Address: Building 6, University of Wollongong, Northfields Avenue, Wollongong, NSW, 2522
Project title
PetaJakarta.org
Data collection date range
2013
Location
Jakata
Acknowledgements
Robert Ogie
Publisher
SMART Infrastructure Facility, University of Wollongong