Modelo de una infraestructura de posicionamiento como soporte a la construcción de una sociedad espacialmente habilitada en Bogotá

Abstract

This thesis presents a geomatics model for the positioning infrastructure in Bogotá, essential for the creation of a Spatially Enabled Society (SEH) that supports national geographic information policies and promotes smart and sustainable cities. It analyzes the interoperability, use, and sustainability of geospatial information, substantiating its importance in decision making and urban management. The research diagnoses critical components, designs and validates a geomatics model with technological tools such as R and ArcGIS, and conducts surveys to assess citizen perception of geographic applications. The results highlight the need to improve positioning infrastructure and increase community participation, proposing strategies to integrate emerging technologies and foster the development of SEH in Bogota and other cities.