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title AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP 3D GEO-DBMS TOPOLOGICAL OPERATORS BY RE-USING EXISTING 2D OPERATORS
title_full AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP 3D GEO-DBMS TOPOLOGICAL OPERATORS BY RE-USING EXISTING 2D OPERATORS
title_fullStr AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP 3D GEO-DBMS TOPOLOGICAL OPERATORS BY RE-USING EXISTING 2D OPERATORS
title_full_unstemmed AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP 3D GEO-DBMS TOPOLOGICAL OPERATORS BY RE-USING EXISTING 2D OPERATORS
title_short AN APPROACH TO DEVELOP 3D GEO-DBMS TOPOLOGICAL OPERATORS BY RE-USING EXISTING 2D OPERATORS
title_sort an approach to develop 3d geo-dbms topological operators by re-using existing 2d operators
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