Analysis of the System of Automation of Material Assessment of Cutting Sites in Geo Information Systems

Abstract

In this paper, geographic information systems (GIS) are processed using three primary data structures: feature classes; feature tables; raster data set. Each of these basic data can be expanded with additional functions for data integrity (e.g., topology application), modeling geographic relationships (network connection or flow), or extended behavior. To this end, GIS is used to process several different data sets, each of which contains information about a specific set of features (e.g., road networks) that are geographically connected to the Earth's surface.