GIS GeoDatabase Design, Data Development
What is the purpose of Unified Modeling Language (UML)?
Developing a model for geodatabase design, schema maintenance and system documentation is a complex process. Understanding the technology and the overall goals of the customer are crucial to this task. System requirements and application consolidation also factor into the overall structure of the schema. With the above issues in mind, it is necessary consider some form of common language by which both the database architect and the customer can communicate. This mechanism is the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
Data Conversion
The process of data conversion involves classification of spatial features, integrating feature attribution, as well as Ancillary data. Ancillary information may consist of photographs, scanned documents or any other type of digital data. The above mentioned data sources are just a few of the diverse data types that can be combined by our expert staff to produce a robust system.
Metadata is the most important aspect of any GIS.
Metadata is documentation that describes the content and quality of the corresponding information. This information can be utilized to find a suitable dataset by determining data currentness, spatial reference, collection methods, maintenance cycle, and attribute field definitions. There are various standards that dictate the format of metadata. No matter standard your organization is required to adhere to, you can be assured that our analysts will accurately capture and maintain this most important aspect of your data holdings.