Concept information
Preferred term
Natural Area Coding System
Definition
- The Natural Area Coding System (NACS) is a global georeferencing system used to produce compact location codes requiring only 8 or 10 characters to specify a single address—a length similar to postal codes. As location-based services become more popular and the world becomes globalized, being able to efficiently, reliably, and universally specify locations is important. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geographic Information Science; Natural Area Coding System]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-FT7X25PD-Z
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