Evaluation of Malaysia address system using street geocoding technique: case study in Perlis /

This study concentrates on scrutinizing the accuracy of geocoding derived from the street address. Geocoding is the essential process of turning street addresses into geographic coordinates. It is crucial for a range of applications including urban planning, navigation, and emergency response. To ensure optimal efficacy, a high level of precision is necessary. This study addresses the necessity to evaluate the reliability of geocoded information sourced tailored. The aim of this study is to enhance the accuracy and reliability of geocoding processes by systematically evaluating how variations in address data impact geocoding outcomes. The objective for this research is to create database for address model and to analyze the factors influencing geocoding precision with a focus address formatting and data quality. The research employs an encompassing methodology that integrates field survey and spatial analysis. Address locators were built into ArcMap so that information can be referenced automatically. An address finder is made with a certain locator style. There is a number, a street name, a beginning direction, a suffix type, and a street type for each place in the field. This research anticipates providing valuable insights into the accuracy of geocoding.