Development of geoinformation zoning model of urban territories for use in urban cadaster systems
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.86173Keywords:
zoning, town-planning, regulations, object-relational approach, geoinformation model, geospatial databaseAbstract
The structure and composition of zoning spatial resources is explored. Geoinformation mode of geospatial zoning data on the basis of object-relational database management system is developed. Developed zoning model is tested in the environment of open-source database management system PostgreSQL. Applied SQL-function for automatic creation of build conditions and restrictions of land development is implemented
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