BREACH
An APERTURE in an obstacle (for example: a FORTIFICATION, a WALL, and/or a TERRAIN_OBSTACLE), particularly one caused by violence or natural decay; a breach.
Classification(s)
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Geographic semantic resource library Sedris Military
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| English |
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| Name | BREACH |
| Description | An APERTURE in an obstacle (for example: a FORTIFICATION, a WALL, and/or a TERRAIN_OBSTACLE), particularly one caused by violence or natural decay; a breach. |
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| Name | 突破 |
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NNU_Group (2011). BREACH, Concept & Semantic, OpenGMS,
https://geomodeling.njnu.edu.cn/repository/concept/ec19a0c2-bc47-4466-8112-b044e839fe9d
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