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TerraLib: Technology in Support of GIS Innovation

Gilberto Câmara · Ricardo Cartaxo Modesto de Souza · Bianca Maria Pedrosa · Lúbia Vinhas · Antônio Miguel Vieira Monteiro · João Argemiro Paiva +2 more

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Geographic Information Systems Studies 3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications Data Management and Algorithms

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Abstract. This work describes the development of a new GIS library (called TerraLib), that is aimed at providing a rich and powerful environment for the development of GIScience research. The motivation for this proposal is the current lack of either public or commercial GIS libraries that cater for the diversity of GIS data and algorithms, especially when viewed upon the latest advances in geographical information science. TerraLib is open source software, allowing a collaborative environment and its use for the development of multiple GIS tools.

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