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Principles of Urbanization Information Systems

Author: Jean-Paul FIGER

Publication date: July 10, 2018, Review date: June 14, 2021

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4. Uniqueness of information location

Principle 3: Uniqueness of information location

Information is managed at a single point in the information system.

Copies of information may be kept for archiving purposes, for cross-checking in delayed time, or for other reasons. These copies are not directly accessible via the information system's repositories or processes.

  • The aim of this principle is to ensure that the integrity and freshness of the information in the information system is maintained (figure 4 ).

    It's important to distinguish the concept of "data" from that of "information": the same data can correspond to different types of information. For example,...

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