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George Metreveli,Fritz H. Frimmel we introduce the Object Constraint Language (OCL), using the example of an agricultural database for organic waste management. The example of a tool supporting OCL (the Dresden OCL Toolkit) and an overview of a spatial extension of the language will be also presented.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1908-5tructure but are rarely used in the agricultural sector. We propose in this chapter to apply three Enterprise Modelling Languages from the industrial sector to farm enterprise. After a brief presentation of modelling language diversity, we will present the three Enterprise Modelling Languages (IDEF0

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Joakim Balogh,Jan Skov Pedersenomplexity, which can also be used in operative applications in the field of agricultural water and land management. As such, enhanced EO data and canopy reflectance models can be combined together to reduce the empiricism of traditional methods based on simplified approaches and to increase the esti

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