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GIS-based spatio-temporal analysis of crime hotspots and ascertaining the time effect on them
(2019-05)
Crime is a serious problem with high social and economic costs. It is neither unique nor random, but rather tends to be unevenly distributed and has a spatio-temporal pattern. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and crime ...
A web-based GIS for road traffic accident reporting and emergency services routing: A case study of Kampala District
(Makerere University, 2019-05)
The frequency of road accidents is on the rise in Uganda today with many of these accidents going unnoticed, and many causalities losing their lives while being transferred to health facilities. This, in part, is caused ...
Assessing the energy performance of Makerere University using an intergration of BIM and GIS.
(2019-06)
Many institutional buildings in East African countries do not incorporate the issue of energy efficiency at the design, construction and utilization stages. Land plot size and availability dictate the building’s orientation ...
A GIS based suitability analysis of fuel filling stations in Kawempe division.
(2020-03)
In most large urban areas of Uganda like Kampala, there is high demand for land for socioeconomic
activities. This high land demand often results to land scramble and illegal conversion of land uses,
leading to haphazard ...
A web based GIS for mapping and reporting illegal solid waste dumpsites.
(2020-11-30)
Solid waste management has been a major issue in this country over the years because of the health issues that come with it when not handled properly. It is one of the government’s most pressing concerns. The illegal ...
Assessing potential aquaculture sites on Lake Victoria using GIS and Landsat 8 Imagery.
(2022-03-31)
Aquaculture is the controlled rearing of aquatic animals and plants for food or natural resource enhancement. It is the fastest growing food production sector and has been greatly responsible for the growth of fish ...
Quantifying the Effect of Soil Erosion on Soil Fertility Using GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques.
(Makerere University, 2021-12-20)
Soil erosion is a major challenge to agriculture especially in hilly and mountainous areas. The
removal of top fertile denies crops access to the much needed soil nutrients thereby causing little
or no yield. This study ...
A GIS-based Ecological suitability evaluation of tobacco growing in Kanungu district.
(2020-12-21)
Crop planting suitability evaluation is vital for agricultural production. With the increasing population,
every other crop should be planted in areas where it is most suitable. This will help to achieve
optimum ...
Using GIS and remote sensing to assess the impact of quarry dust on vegetation, a case study of Tororo Cement Stone Quarry.
(2022-04-12)
Ascertaining the extent, the particulate matter can go and establish its effect on vegetation is of great importance to the various stake holders for example the people living in those areas, the planning authorities and ...
Geospatial assessment of oil palm growing in northern Uganda.
(Makerere University, 2021-12-17)
The oil palm tree (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) is one of the world's most important tropical tree crops,
from the Euphorbiaceae family. Oil palm is being adopted by many countries in the world because
it is high yielding ...