Mapping the Distribution of Marine Tourism Objects in Leihutu District, Ambon Island Based on WebGIS: Story Maps

Authors

  • Marhelin C Mehdila Geography Education Study Program, Pattimura University, Indonesia Author
  • Daniel A Sihasale Geography Education Study Program, Pattimura University, Indonesia Author
  • Heinrich Rakuasa Department of Geography, University of Indonesia, Indonesia Author

Keywords:

Mapping, Leihitu, Story Maps, Marine Tourism, Webgis

Abstract

This research explores the application of WebGIS and Story Maps technology to map the distribution of marine tourism objects in Leihutu District, Ambon Island. The goal is to produce interactive mapping that combines geographic information with multimedia content in the form of interactive maps and visual narratives. The results show that this approach provides an immersive experience for tourists, facilitates management decision-making, and increases community awareness of tourism potential and environmental protection. The WebGIS approach: Story Maps approach has the potential to bring positive impacts in the development of sustainable tourism in the area.

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2023-08-21

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