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An analysis of spatial relation predicates in U.S. Geological Survey feature definitions

1 Background and Objectives 1 Approach and Procedures 2 Findings 3 Results 4 Spatial Relations 4 Feature Attributes 4 Conclusions 5 References Cited 5 Appendixes 7

Dalia Varanka | Holly K. Caro

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