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Spatial data models • Raster – exhaustive regular or irregular partitioning of space – associated with the field view – location-based • Vector – points, lines, areas – associated with the object view – object-based

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Page 1: Spatial data models

Spatial data models• Raster

– exhaustive regular or irregular partitioning of space– associated with the field view– location-based

• Vector– points, lines, areas– associated with the object view– object-based

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Spatial data models

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Vector data models

• An object (as opposed to field or location) viewpoint of space

• represent geographic entities as discrete objects composed of points, lines, and polygons

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Vector data models

• Spaghetti vector data model– each point, line, or polygon that represents a

geographic entity is stored as a record in a file that consists of that entity’s ID and a list of coordinates that define it’s location (or the coordinate space that it occupies)

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Vector data models

• Spaghetti vector data model

– relationships among objects are implied

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Vector data models

• Spaghetti vector data model– advantages

• simple

• efficient for display and plotting

– disadvantages• inefficient for most types of spatial analysis

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Vector data models

• Vector topologic data model

– composed of points, lines, and polygons– node: a point at the intersection of two or more

lines– in addition to coordinate locations, the

topologic relationships between geometric features are explicitly recorded

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Vector data models

• Vector topologic data model

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Vector data models

• Vector topologic data model

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Vector data models• Vector topologic data model: GBF/DIME

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Vector data models

• Vector topologic data model: POLYVRT (hierarchical data structure)

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Vector data models• Freeman - Hoffman chain-code for compacting vector storage

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Vector data model

• TIN: Triangulated Irregular Network

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Vector data model

TIN: Triangulated

Irregular Network

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Vector data model• TIN: Triangulated Irregular Network

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Vector data model

• Hybrid vs. integrated systems for vector data models– A hybrid system stores spatial data in one type

of data model and the attribute data in another data model that is often an existing commercial non-spatial database

– An integrated system manages both spatial and attribute data using the same data model

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