Garden Case Study (cont'd) |
Garden Display Submodel After the garden model had been deployed as a database we were able to track many useful facts in a
fairly straightforward way. But our gardener wanted more. They liked being able to manage plantings but also wanted to be able
The idea of representing the garden features in a display introduces a whole new domain of information. We have to present the garden as a map that the gardener could interact with which meant we had to include some new types of information concerning geographical locations. For example, a bed was modeled as a type of container residing in a location. The gardener, however views a bed as a specific place on the property with its own characteristics such as orientation and dimension. This meant we had to include some mapping and display entities to manage information from a visual perspective. It also meant we would be able to collect information that would be impossible to enter manually about the relative locations of individual plants..
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