Towards an Intelligent University Campus. Case Study: Application for Mobility Within the Meléndez Campus of the Universidad del Valle

Hacia un Campus Universitario Inteligente. Caso de Estudio: Aplicación para la Movilidad Dentro del Campus Meléndez de la Universidad del Valle

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Towards an Intelligent University Campus. Case Study: Application for Mobility Within the Meléndez Campus of the Universidad del Valle. (2022). Revista EIA, 20(39), 3917 pp. 1-27. https://doi.org/10.24050/reia.v20i39.1607
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Mauricio Edilberto Rincon-Romero
Universidad del Valle, Colombia
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Wilmer Muñoz Herrera
Universidad del Valle, Colombia.
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Rodrigo Leal Guancha
Universidad del Valle, Colombia.
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From the concept of Smart City, an Intelligent Campus model is abstracted, supported by geoinformation and information and communication technologies to generate a tool to support mobility within the University Campus. The questions to be solved with the tool are: “where is it”, and “how do I get to”. Using a Campus of 100 hectares and 18 kilometers of paths and tracks arranged in a spatial database, a Geographic Information System is conceived and made available through the Internet as well as a mobile App. A graphical interface of its own so that users can access the application and through “three clicks” they build a question to the system and thus obtain their mobility response. After entering the parameters into the system, the response is built identifying the destination and how to get there, through a shortest route drawn it on the base map of the University, the distance between the origin-destination points and the travel time for a pedestrian. The GisWeb was developed using Geoserver as map server articulated with the Leaflet library for JavaScript, coupled to PostgreSQL database engine with the PostGIS plugin. As a result, a GIS-Web and a mobile application that works both online and offline for Android operating systems were built, by using Apache Cordova framework and Leaflet and framework7 as libraries. UVManos was the name given to the mobile and Web App, and it is a first step in the conception of an Intelligent Campus with which an entire university community is located and moves, facilitating their movement within the University.

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