A geographic data model is a representation of the real world that can be used in a GIS to produce maps, perform interactive queries, and execute analysis.
An edition of Modeling our world
(1999)
Modeling Our World
The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design
by Michael Zeiler
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Modeling Our World: The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design
January 1, 2000, ESRI Press
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1879102625 9781879102620
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Modeling our world: the ESRI guide to geodatabase design
1999, ESRI Press
in English
1879102625 9781879102620
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