Mapping of Organization using Google Map

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1 ISSN: X Impact factor: (Volume 4, Issue 2) Available online at: Mapping of Organization using Google Map Aradhya N Sasi Dr. A. V. Senthil Kumar aradhyansasi@gmail.com avsenthilkumar@yahoo.com Hindusthan College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Hindusthan College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu ABSTRACT Most of today's enterprises conduct knowledge management initiatives for achieving competitive advantage. Information technology plays a key role in codifying knowledge and distributing it throughout the organization. Ever since AutoRoute Express was launched for Psion's 3a palmtop in the mid-1990s, route planning, and city mapping software has been very popular for palmtop computers. It makes sense, really. Rather than carrying a bulky guidebook or laptop with you, just rely on your PDA to tell you where you are and what restaurants, clubs, and other attractions are in the immediate vicinity. This package, for machines running Microsoft's XP. So not only do you get basic maps of the city in question, you also get detailed information about the city itself, areas to visit, places to stay, things to do during the day and at night, and so on. All these items are searchable. Categories of locations include Sleep, Eat, See, Shop and Night, which are pretty self-explanatory. Items within these categories incorporate reviews, contact details and often pricing too. Where detailed text information is available about a particular location, it's shown on a separate 'page' to the map, so you can quickly switch back and forth. Keywords: The Organization, Mapping, Asp.Net, Microsoft Visual Studio INTRODUCTION Most of today's enterprises conduct knowledge management initiatives for achieving competitive advantage. Information technology plays a key role in codifying knowledge and distributing it throughout the organization. Ever since AutoRoute Express was launched for Psion's 3a palmtop in the mid-1990s, route planning, and city mapping software has been very popular for palmtop computers. It makes sense, really. Rather than carrying a bulky guidebook or laptop with you, just rely on your PDA to tell you where you are and what restaurants, clubs, and other attractions are in the immediate vicinity. 2. ANALYSIS OF PROBLEM In the existing system, we collect the information about the cities from referring manual book or from searching it from the internet net, we can only map the city using Google map. We can t get the detailed information about an organization or others from Google map. Limitations of the existing system 3. PROPOSED WORK Tedious manual work. Difficulty in data retrieval. Time-consuming is high. The proposed system is developed to overcome the drawbacks of the existing system. Travel guides have existed for a very long time even before the development of modern civilization. These guides then were drawn in the paper as maps and were mainly used for pinpointing the location of any accessible pathway that leads to a hidden treasure. But as time and technology progress, the main appearance and usage of a travel guide changes. Majority of travel guides today are not manifested as maps anymore, but rather 2018, All Rights Reserved Page 368

2 they appear mostly in the form of guide books and are incorporated into a number of existing technologies. Having a website with you is definitely essential, especially if you do not want to get lost in a place you seem unfamiliar with. The following information shows the details of Mapping of the organization using Google map User and Group Master Admin Clients Public SCREEN SHORTS Fig.1 Login Fig. 2 Main Form 2018, All Rights Reserved Page 369

3 Fig. 3 College Registration Fig.4 View College Details Fig. 5 Locate a College 2018, All Rights Reserved Page 370

4 TABLE DESIGN Table name: Login_tbl Primary key : u_id No Column Name Data Type Description 1 u_id Int User id 2 user_name Nvarchar Name of the user 3 Password Nvarchar Password 4 user_type Nvarchar Type of user Table name: client registration table Column Name Data Type Description 1 c_id Int client id 2 first_name Nvarchar client first name 3 last_name Nvarchar client last name 4 Phone Int Phone number 5 date_of_bearth Date client date of birth 6 user_name Nvarchar client name fo login 7 Password Nvarchar Password of client 8 confirm_password Nvarchar Password confirmation Table name: public user registration table Column Name Data Type Description 1 u_id Int User t id 2 first_name Nvarchar User first name 3 last_name Nvarchar User last name 4 Phone Int Phone number 5 date_of_death Date User date of birth 6 user_name Nvarchar User name for login 7 Password Nvarchar Password of User 8 confirm_password Nvarchar Password confirmation Table name: hotel details table Column Name Data Type Description 1 h_id Int Hotel id 2 Name Nvarchar Name of the hotel 3 Address Nvarchar Address of the hotel 4 Phone Int Contact number 5 Status Nvarchar Status Table name: shop details table Column Name Data Type Description 1 s_id Int shop id 2 Name Nvarchar Name shop 3 Address Nvarchar Address of shop 4 Phone Int Contact number 5 Status Nvarchar Status Table name: college details table No Column Name Data Type Description 1 c_id Int college id 2018, All Rights Reserved Page 371

5 2 Name Nvarchar Name of the college 3 Address Nvarchar Address 4 Course Nvarchar Course details 5 Department Nvarchar Departments 6 Status Nvarchar Status Table name: hospital details table No Column Name Data Type Description 1 h_id Int Hospital id 2 Name Nvarchar Name of the hospital 3 Department Nvarchar Department of doctors 4 dr.name Nvarchar Doctor name 5 Address Nvarchar Address of hospital 6 Status Nvarchar Status Table name: map details table No Column Name Data Type Description 1 o_id Int Organization id 2 Name Varchar(20) Name of the organization 3 latitude Decimal Latitude of the area 4 longitude Decimal Longitude of the area DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS Fig 6: Level , All Rights Reserved Page 372

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7 Fig 8: Level 2 4. CONCLUSION Mapping of the organization using Google map allows the user to view the details of organizations and locate the correct location. This provides an easy way of searching different organizations. Normally goggle map provides only the location of an organization. But this software package provides the full details about the organization and allows storing the details of all the data related to an organization. The system is strong enough where the database is maintained and cleared over a certain time of span. 5. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The satisfaction and euphoria that accompany the successful completion of any task would be but incomplete without the mention of people who made it possible, whose constant guidance and encouragement crowned by efforts with success. I consider it my privilege to express my gratitude and respect to all those who guided and inspired me in the completion of this project. I am greatly indebted to our Honorable Principal Dr.K.M.CHINNADORAI, M. Com., MBA. MFT., MS., M.Phil., Ph.D., Hindusthan College of Arts And Science, for permitting me to undergo a project work at Hindusthan College of Arts And Science, Coimbatore. I express my profound gratitude to our Director Dr.A.V.SENTHIL KUMAR, MCA, M. Phil., P.G.D.C.A., Ph.D., Hindusthan College of Arts And Science, Coimbatore, for faithful discussion, constant support and encouragement and put me in the right path, for valuable suggestions and timely help in each stage of my project. I take pleasure in thanking our project coordinator Mr.A.GANESHAN, Associate Professor, PG, and Research Department of Computer Applications for extending his support and guidance throughout the project. I am extremely grateful to my project guide Dr.A.V.SENTHIL KUMAR MCA., M.Phil. P.G.D.C.A.,Ph.D., Director, PG and Research Department of Computer Applications who took a keen interest in my work and put me in the right path, for valuable suggestions and timely help in each stage of my project. My sincere thanks to all staff members of the PG and Research Department of Computer Applications, for their supportive encouragement. I owe my acknowledgments to one and all, who have directly or indirectly aided me in completing my project. 2018, All Rights Reserved Page 374

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