GIS Dashboard
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Specification Document: Interactive Dashboard Using GPS Location Data
Overview:
The purpose of this document is to outline the requirements and specifications for creating an interactive dashboard that displays information about specific GPS locations. The dashboard will show details of implementing partners working in that area, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community. The source data will be a Google Sheet, and the dashboard will be a Google Dashboard.
Requirements:
The interactive dashboard should have the following features and requirements:
GPS Location Data: The dashboard should be able to access GPS location data and identify the corresponding location on the map.
Information Display: The dashboard should display the implementing partners working in the area, the indicators being collected, the DQA dates, and the population of the community.
Data Source: The source of the data should be a Google Sheet that is updated regularly.
Google Dashboard: The dashboard should be created using Google Dashboard and should be accessible through a web browser.
User-Friendly Interface: The dashboard should have a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate and understand.
Security: The dashboard should be secured and only accessible to authorized personnel.
Implementation:
The implementation of the interactive dashboard using GPS location data should follow the following steps:
Data Collection: The required information should be collected and entered into the Google Sheet. The information should include GPS location data, implementing partners, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community.
Data Integration: The GPS location data should be integrated with the Google Sheet data to create a dashboard that displays information about specific locations.
Dashboard Creation: The dashboard should be created using Google Dashboard. The dashboard should have a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily navigate and view the required information.
Dashboard Testing: The dashboard should be tested to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that the data displayed is accurate and up-to-date.
Dashboard Deployment: Once the dashboard has been tested and verified, it should be deployed and made accessible to authorized personnel.
Conclusion:
Creating an interactive dashboard that displays information about specific GPS locations is a valuable tool for monitoring and evaluating implementing partners, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community. Using a Google Sheet as the data source and a Google Dashboard for the dashboard creation, this project can be implemented in a cost-effective manner. By following the outlined requirements and implementation steps, a user-friendly and secure dashboard can be created and deployed to authorized personnel.
Overview:
The purpose of this document is to outline the requirements and specifications for creating an interactive dashboard that displays information about specific GPS locations. The dashboard will show details of implementing partners working in that area, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community. The source data will be a Google Sheet, and the dashboard will be a Google Dashboard.
Requirements:
The interactive dashboard should have the following features and requirements:
GPS Location Data: The dashboard should be able to access GPS location data and identify the corresponding location on the map.
Information Display: The dashboard should display the implementing partners working in the area, the indicators being collected, the DQA dates, and the population of the community.
Data Source: The source of the data should be a Google Sheet that is updated regularly.
Google Dashboard: The dashboard should be created using Google Dashboard and should be accessible through a web browser.
User-Friendly Interface: The dashboard should have a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate and understand.
Security: The dashboard should be secured and only accessible to authorized personnel.
Implementation:
The implementation of the interactive dashboard using GPS location data should follow the following steps:
Data Collection: The required information should be collected and entered into the Google Sheet. The information should include GPS location data, implementing partners, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community.
Data Integration: The GPS location data should be integrated with the Google Sheet data to create a dashboard that displays information about specific locations.
Dashboard Creation: The dashboard should be created using Google Dashboard. The dashboard should have a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily navigate and view the required information.
Dashboard Testing: The dashboard should be tested to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that the data displayed is accurate and up-to-date.
Dashboard Deployment: Once the dashboard has been tested and verified, it should be deployed and made accessible to authorized personnel.
Conclusion:
Creating an interactive dashboard that displays information about specific GPS locations is a valuable tool for monitoring and evaluating implementing partners, indicators being collected, DQA dates, and population of the community. Using a Google Sheet as the data source and a Google Dashboard for the dashboard creation, this project can be implemented in a cost-effective manner. By following the outlined requirements and implementation steps, a user-friendly and secure dashboard can be created and deployed to authorized personnel.