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Design of GIS Spatial Data Management System Based on UML

Zhang Yujuan

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The design of GIS application system is a key link in GIS software development,this paper introduces the design of GIS spatial data management system.The total designing and detail designing of this system are performed by Rational Rose tools in order to produce technology basis for further development and realization of this system.

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The design of GIS application system is a key link in GIS software development,this paper introduces the design of GIS spatial data management system.The total designing and detail designing of this system are performed by Rational Rose tools in order to produce technology basis for further development and realization of this system.

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The design of GIS application system is a key link in GIS software development,this paper introduces the design of GIS spatial data management system.The total designing and detail designing of this system are performed by Rational Rose tools in order to produce technology basis for further development and realization of this system.

Key concepts: Unified Modeling Language, AM/FM/GIS, Geographic information system, GIS applications, Computer science, Key (lock), GIS file format, Systems engineering

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