Abstract Class Name: Feature Edge Terminal Node
Subclasses
Definition
The one-directional topological relationship between a
Feature Edge and the
Feature Node that defines its starting or
ending Location.
Primary Page in DRM Diagram:
Example
- A Feature Edge that represents the centerline
of a section of road must have a
Feature Edge Starting Node
component, which is the Feature Node that defines
the Location where the road section begins, and a
Feature Edge Ending Node that
defines the Location where the road section ends.
<Feature Edge>
<>
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<Feature Edge Starting Node> <Feature Edge Ending Node>
<> <>
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<Feature Node> <Feature Node>
FAQs
- When are
Feature Edge Terminal Node objects
required?
- All Feature Edges are required to have a
Feature Edge Starting Node
component and a Feature Edge Ending
Node component, regardless of the feature topology level.
- What is the relationship between the
Feature Edge Terminal Node classes
and the Connected Feature Edge class?
- The Feature Edge Terminal Node
classes and the Connected Feature Edge
class form the two halves of the bidirectional topological relationship
between Feature Edges and
Feature Nodes. Whenever a
Feature Node appears as the component of a
Feature Edge Terminal Node, which
is in turn a component of a Feature Edge, that
same Feature Edge must be associated with one
of the Connected Feature Edge
components of that Feature Node, and vice versa.
Constraints
Composed of (one-way)
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