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Title : A Schematic First Workflow
Company : 3-GIS
File Name : 038.pdf
Size : 465835
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Date : 31-Jul-2008
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The typical workflow in most current GIS systems focuses on creating networks in the geospatial view and then creating schematics as an afterthought. This flies in the face of the way many networks would naturally be built however, which is to first create a schematic of how the network should be connected, and then place it in the correct area in the geospatial environment.
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