Object-oriented approaches to geo-referenced information

This paper surveys the current state of the object-oriented paradigm as it applies to the handling of geo-referenced information. The model of any computerized system is multi-layered, with a high-level system-independent conceptual model of the application domain supported by increasingly system-or...

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Published in:International journal of geographical information systems 1994-07, Vol.8 (4), p.385-399
Main Author: Worboys, Michael F.
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