Creation of the input parameters database for modeling of dynamics of the cloud formed at carrier rocet surface explosion
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26577/jmmcs-2017-3-474Keywords:
Database, geographic information system, carrier rocket accident, modelling, program complex, input parametersAbstract
Use of geographic information system (GIS) opportunities is widespread among the experts working
with large volumes of data. Advantage of GIS in comparison with other information systems is
existence of the digital card giving land surface information. Because of this GIS often use for
dynamic processes modeling. In this article the GIS database created for the model of formation
and dynamics of the cloud formed at carrier rocet surface explosion is considered. By means
of GIS the model input parameters are collected and systematized, the cartographical basis is
prepared. After database integration into the program complex providing model functioning, all
input parameters forms had access to the database. The cartographical basis placed in a primary
interface window allows to visualize the cloud movement over land surface and his sizes change also
with the help the map-metric functions to receive the pertinent squares and distances. The addition
of the map new "layers"of especially protected natural territories, of a soil cover or infrastructure
subroute territory gives the chance to take additional necessary information. The database is also
storage for modeling results which will be perhaps used for ecological assessment of cloud influence
on the surrounding environment.
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