Welcome to Bisevo (TOURISMO)

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Welcome to the Bisevo on Snap4City.

Biševo Island, located off the coast of Croatia, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and the famous Blue Cave, a mesmerizing sea cave illuminated by vibrant blue light. Beyond this iconic attraction, Biševo offers visitors the Biševo Geotrail, which spans 19 km and provides an in-depth exploration of the island's diverse geological formations, flora, and fauna. The island's picturesque beaches, such as Porat and Salbunara, and the historical coastal artillery battery at Cape Gatula provide a unique experience for tourists.

While the island attracts numerous visitors, the challenge lies in managing tourist flows to prevent overcrowding at the Blue Cave and to ensure that visitors can make the most of their time on the island by exploring its other attractions.

The following dashboards are available.

 

The main dashboard TOURISMO Bisevo is divided in three main areas:

  • A selector on the left that allows to activate/deactivate the visualization of data on the map
  • The map representing the geographic area
  • The widget on the bottom part, below the map, with a single content showing the last value of a selected data, and a time trend widget representing the temporal data in a particular time period.

Also a specific widget showing the UV Index and Ozone column forecast data is on the right of the dashboard.

The selector allows to shown/hide the following data represented as pins on the Map or activating specific advanced functionalities:

  • Open Weathers: activate/deactivate the pins on the map representing the geographical position of the open weather sensors measuring weather data. By clicking the pin on the map a pop up is shown representing all the data measured by the sensor (i.e. air temperature, air pressure, air humidity, etc.).
    • For each of the variable shown in the pop up in the column “Description”, it is possible to click on specific buttons (Last value, last 4 hours, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days, etc.) to see respectively the last value and the historical data represented in the widgets below the map.
  • Sea Conditions: activate/deactivate the pins on the map representing the geographical position of the open weather data representing sea conditions. By clicking the pin on the map a pop up is shown representing all the data measured (i.e. wave direction, wave height, wind wave direction and height, etc.).
    • For each of the variable shown in the pop up in the column “Description”, it is possible to click on specific buttons (Last value, last 4 hours, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days, etc.) to see respectively the last value and the historical data represented in the widgets below the map.
  • Air pollution: activate/deactivate the pins on the map representing the geographical position of the open weather sensors measuring air pollution. By clicking the pin on the map a pop up is shown representing all the data measured by the sensor (i.e. CO, PM10, PM2.5, NO, NO2, etc.).
    • For each of the variable shown on the pop up in the column “Description”, it is possible to click on specific buttons (Last value, last 4 hours, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days, etc.) to see respectively the last value and the historical data represented in the widgets below the map.
  • UV Index forecasts: showing data regarding UV index of the day and the forecast for the next days.

Project kind: Interreg Euro-MED, cofounded by the European Union