Abstract Class Name: Topology Hierarchy
Subclasses
Definition
A spatially organized hierarchical collection of
Feature Topology objects, which includes
all of the Feature Topology objects that
lie within a defined spatial extent, and are components of a single
Aggregate Feature.
Primary Page in DRM Diagram:
Secondary Pages in DRM Diagram:
Example
- The set of all Feature Topology objects
contained within an independent
topological surface, organized into a collection of regularly or
irregularly shaped tiles.
FAQs
- What is the purpose of this class?
- This class allows Feature Topology
objects to be spatially organized using different methods. It ensures that
all Feature Topology objects, particularly
those that are not directly associated with any
Feature, have at least one containing object.
Constraints
None.
Component of (two-way)
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