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His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand initiated more than 2,500 projects throughout his 70 year reign. The Royal Development Projects Board (RDPB) gathers all information of projects spread all over the country, from north to south. Records of various projects might be kept in many sources; however, there is no organizational collection of information that is spatial-based. This research aims to develop an online web spatial database, which manage information (i.e., project name, covered areas, responsibility agencies) systematically based on geographic locations. The research process was comprised of data requested from the office of the RDPB, organizing it in a format used for further geospatial web development, as well as locating the projects’ location and designing a map display. The process discovered that the geocoding function embedded in a geographic information system (GIS) software (i.e., ArcGIS or QGIS) could not identify the locations in Thailand; therefore, written programming was used to search for the location in Google, which worked faster. Since there are 2,738 projects, mapping should consider how quantitative data relates in a spatial form with map communication, aesthetics, and sufficient information. Online data could be accessed anywhere, anytime, and at any place, and users can select their interest area/project based on places and project types, which is more flexible compared to information in printed text formats. The outcome web-based will help supplement the existing information to make it clearer and easier to understand. Additionally, the virtual learning platform was developed to attract young generations, and ultimately to communicate and ensure the facts are distributed in more attractive and creative manner.
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