The Importance of Geodatabases in a Geographical Information System
Abstract
This paper presents the main procedures used to create a geodatabase of a geographic informational system. Once settled the database scheme for a city, the data maintenance becomes much easier and getting information on the land is faster. Also, using editing in ArcMap makes possible the highlighting of the geodatabases advantages over coverages and shapefiles.
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