Although many slivers from an overlay operation represent inaccuracies in the digitized boundaries, they can also represent
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Although many slivers from an overlay operation represent inaccuracies in the digitized boundaries, they can also represent the inaccuracies of attribute data (i.e., identification errors). Provide an example for the latter case.
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In GIS overlay operations slivers can arise not only from inaccuracies in digitized boundaries but also from inaccuracies in attribute data One common ...View the full answer
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Introduction To Geographic Information Systems
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