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A term used to refer to the continuity of space and spatial properties, such as connectivity, that are unchanged after distortion. In GIS, this terms refers to the way in which geographical elements are linked together.2 For example the topology of a line includes all of its to- and from- nodes, and its left and right polygons. Topology is useful in GIS because some spatial modeling operations do not require coordinates, only topological information.
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| topography |
The detailed description of particular places; the physical features, collectively, of a region.
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| topography |
Nature of the surface of land; topography may be level, rolling, mountainous. Variation in earth
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| topography |
a graphical representation of the physical features of a place or region on a map
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| topology |
The physical or logical interconnection pattern of a LAN.
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