NEBERT, D. "Serving Digital Map Information through the World Wide Web and Wide-Area Iinformation Server Technology". In http://h2o.er.usgs.gov/public/ www.paper.html.

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.... on technologies of extensible databases that can be used to encapsulate complex access methods on non structured, spatial data objects [8,18] A second part of the efforts focused on appropriate visual interfaces and on query languages to navigate through highly non structured information sets [2,16]. A third part, which is the study area of this work, concentrated on the definition and implementation of appropriate architectures to support open, distributed geographical information systems [7,11] 3. DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS Distributed systems involve interconnectivity and interoperability. ....

.... PROGRAMING MODEL (APM) DISTRIBUTED OBJECT TECHNOLOGY (ORB CORBA) OGIS Geodata Sources A B C D geographical data only present partial solutions to specific problems: linking the WWW with a specific GIS server like Arc Info [20] using WAIS to retrieve data based on this standard [16], using GRASS to query, retrieve and compose maps [19] or another proposal to use Arc Info, but in batch [1] There ins t yet a solution that can be considered as an architecture for the processing of distributed geographical data, where any GIS application can access any geographical data ....

NEBERT, D. "Serving Digital Map Information through the World Wide Web and Wide-Area Iinformation Server Technology". In http://h2o.er.usgs.gov/public/ www.paper.html.

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