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Author Thread: Geometric Roadway Design UML Schematic Model Posted
Sum Lin
Geometric Roadway Design UML Schematic Model Posted
Posted: Thursday, April 21, 2005 4:38 PM (EST)
I have posted an initial draft of the Geometric Roadway Design UML Schematic Model to the working group document area.  Please provide comments or feedback at your earliest convenience.  The UML model is based on relevant parts of LandXML 1.0 and 1.1.

Sum


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Author Thread:
Sum Lin
Geometric Roadway Design UML Schematic Model Posted
Posted: Monday, June 06, 2005 6:55 PM (EST)
The second draft of the Geometric Roadway Design UML model has been posted in the Survey/Design Schema Working Group Documents area:

http://www.transxml.org/Survey/Group+Documents/Downloads_GetFile.aspx?id=533

Comments on this draft are requested by June 20th, 2005.  Please post your comments as responses to this thread.  If you need more time for this review, or you have any questions please send an email to transxml@camsys.com.

Following is a summary of the changes made to the first draft:

More verbose notations added to elements.

Specific recommendations made to LandXML elements and attributes.

General recommendations made to LandXML elements and attributes.

Draft proposals of LandXML 1.1 analyzed and added to the UML model with recommendations.

Sum

     

 
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