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Modelling Spatial Whole–Part relationships using an ISO-TC211 conformant approach

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.infsof.2006.02.002
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Adapting data models for the design of spatio-temporal databases
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Ontological analysis of whole–part relationships in OO-models
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An Environment for Modeling and Design of Geographic Applications
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Developing GIS Applications with Objects: A Design Patterns Approach
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OMT-G: An Object-Oriented Data Model for Geographic Applications
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The Design and Implementation of a Repository for the Management of Spatial Data Integrity Constraints
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GIS-application development with GEOOOA
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Mathemtical model of composite objects and its application for organizing engineering databases
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Formalization of the whole-part relationship in the unified modeling language
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Data models in geographic information systems
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An extended entity-relationship model for geographic applications
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Extending the ODMG object model with composite objects
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Spatial data integrity constraints in object oriented geographic data modeling
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Specifying analysis patterns for geographic databases on the basis of a conceptual framework
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Modeling part-whole relationships for spatial data
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Modelling geospatial application databases using UML-based repositories aligned with international standards in geomatics
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Composite object support in an object-oriented database system
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Requirements and research issues in geographic data modeling

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Validation of spatial integrity constraints in city models
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Efficient MapReduce computation of topological relations for big geometries
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THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL URBAN INFORMATION SYSTEM OF VERONA: AN APPROACH TO INTEROPERABILITY THROUGH STANDARD-BASED CONCEPTUAL MODELLING
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VALIDATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL DATASETS AGAINST SPATIAL CONSTRAINTS AT CONCEPTUAL LEVEL
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