Master plan geospatial profile data set model analysis
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.106679Keywords:
settlement master plan, geospatial datasets, object-relational data modelAbstract
The specifics of modern data organization models in geoinformation systems are considered and compared. The advantages of using the object-relational model for the development and maintenance settlement master plan geospatial profile data sets are substantiated. The basic principles of forming settlement master plan geospatial profile data sets in object-relational database management system are definedReferences
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