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5. CONCLUSIONS 
The following article shows up a concept for an integrated 3D GIS data management system including the primary data 
acquisition. It is understood that this system was only partially sketched, many elements are still in development and it 
will still take some time until the final system has been elaborated. For the practician it might be of interest that many 
aspects for such a 3D-system are now available. The CAD system MicroStation is largely used and allows to go very far 
in the conception of a 3D GIS system. It is also important to state that this product allows to realise many aspects of 
virtual reality. Limits are only met when several objets within a scene should be moved or integrated with video 
sequences which can be solved by exporting the scenes to other software products. 
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