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information exchange
architecture
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Abstract
The architecture, the engineering and the construction domain is based on the Industry Foundation classes model in order to represent its entities. The geographic information systems domain uses geographic markup language for modeling its features which tend to evolve towards three- dimensional models. The central topic of this article is the integration of these two domains. The conceptual basis are presented and analyzed; a proposal for its integration is presented and findings about interoperability are explained.
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