Implementación de geolocalización en tiempo real en app móvil y sistema para el control de recorridos realizados por transportistas escolares de la compañía Chrisdaexpress C.A. de la ciudad de Guayaquil.

Abstract

This curricular integration work presents the development of a system requested by the transport company Chrisdaexpress C.A. located in the city of Guayaquil, in which they can control and monitor the beginning and end of routes made by the company's carriers, through the implementation of real-time geolocation in a mobile application for reporting routes. The realization of the project arises from the need expressed by the company to facilitate the processes that they currently have for the control and reporting of the routes that are carried out daily. For the collection of information, the descriptive research method was used, conducting interviews with company personnel. The information that could be obtained was oriented to the processes that are currently carried out and how they could be improved, as well as the expectations generated by the implementation of a system that facilitates the control and reporting of the routes. The implementation of the project was divided into two main developments: a mobile application for the reporting and visualization of the routes, and a web page for the control of these reports made. In these two developments, three tools or modules were implemented for their correct operation and coupling: The driver's tool access through the mobile application, which allows starting and ending the routes, sharing the location in real time. The viewer tool also consists of an access through the mobile application, where the user can view the location in real time issued by the driver whose route is linked. The last and most complete tool is that of the administrator, this is an access to a local web page for use only by the company's administrative personnel, where it will be possible to view the location of the active routes, manage system users, and View information on routes already completed by drivers.