Enhanced Data Models for Geographic Information Systems
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are becoming essential tools for analyzing and geographically transferring the information
about the world. GIS incorporates, both spatial and non spatial data, and has the capability for searches, overlays, association and display output in 2D/3D incorporating non spatial data. In addition to spatial data a GIS systems contain geo referenced information which enables near true representation of geography and capability to provide measurements, variations etc. These features make the technology different from the CAD systems and conventional database applications. The capabilities of GIS have brought a paradigm shift in the approach to the presentation of information.
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