Web GIS : National Security

This project consists of developing a Geoenriched Web GIS Platform to enhance national security. It presents features resulting in correct, quicker and better decisions and operations by mitigating threats and raising preparedness.

Demo

Features

• Points of interest layers Module
• Agents Management Module
• Accidentology Module
• Criminology Module
• Risk Activities Module
• Real-time Tracking of Protests Module
• Management of Processions Module
• Data Analysis Dashboard Module

Built with

• OpenLayers v4.6.5.
• Ol-ext
• API Navcities
• PostgreSQL 10.5
• PostGIS
• Highcharts JS v6.1.1.
• Turf.js
• DataTables v1.10.19.
• SheetJS
• jQuery v2.1.1.
• jQuery UI - v1.10.2.
• MDB
• Etc.

Getting started

Prerequisites

• PHP 7.

• PostgreSQL 10.5 or above.

• PgAdmin 4.

• Any PHP Server.

• Activate mb_strtoupper extension :

  • In Windows :

    Edit your php.ini.

  • In a Linux-based system :

        $ sudo apt install php-mbstring // Installing the extension
        $ sudo service apache2 restart // Restarting the apache server
    

Installation

1. Clone this repository to your local php server directory.

2. Open pgadmin, then create a PostgreSQL database.

3. Right click on your database, choose Restore and put this database backup in Filename, then click on Restore button.

4. Change the parameters of the connection_string in assets/php/connect.php based on your credentials, see the example below :

      port=5432
      dbname=postgres
      user=postgres
      password=postgres
   

5. Open your browser, then access to the web application, by default : localhost/national-security-project.

Notes

• If you get any warnings while restoring the database but the tables were imported successfully, just ignore them and continue.

• To enable errors output in the browser's console, change this variable to true in assets/js/GestionDesModules.js.

  var rappErreurs = true;