Note that the classes Cidade (city), Escola (school) and Bairro (district) have stereotypes such as > and >, it shows how the class may be represented in a geographic application.
An example of "School" using this profile is shown below. 11Ģ1 With this, it is possible to create a complete UML model for modeling geographic database in the tool Visual Paradigm using the GeoProfile. Now you can add the other icons of other stereotypes: Point, Line, Polygon, ComplexSpatialObj, TemporalObj, TIN, Isolines, GridOfCells, GridOfPoints, IrregularPoints, AdjPolygons, Node, UniderctionalArc, BidirectionalArc, Touch, In, Cross, Overlap, Disjoint and Network. On the Icon Path field select the icon that is applied to the stereotype. In the dialog Stereotype Specification that opens, open the General tab. To associate an icon to a stereotype, right click on the stereotype to which to apply the icon and choose Open Specification. Applying Icons to Stereotypes This tool allows the combination of icons to the stereotypes for a lighter representation of the elements of the diagram. Include the other Stereotypes and Generalizations that are missing in order to make the model as follows: 9ġ1 3. Thus it is possible to create the complete diagram for the GeoProfile according to your specification. 9 Click OK on the Stereotype Specification to apply the tagged values to the stereotype TemporalObj.
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