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Once the
GIS is created it is important to continue to manage the system and to maintain
data standards. This is particularly important when data sharing occurs eg between
cooperating organisations. In the crocodile nesting case study cooperating organisations
are the CDU and Crocodylus Park.
Standards
are also important for achieving validity in the work done.
It is important to standardise the data formats and coding schemes used.
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