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 :: Português em [[DGGS/Terms/pt]]
-'''"DGGS Terminology"''', from the open and most recent version of the (ISO) DGGS standard, https://docs.ogc.org/as/20-040r3/20-040r3.html#toc11
+'''"DGGS Terminology"''', from the open and most recent version of the (ISO) DGGS standard,<br/>&nbsp; https://docs.ogc.org/as/20-040r3/20-040r3.html#toc11
-[[file:DGGS-stdOGC-fig1.png|thumb|Definmição de zona]]
+[[file:DGGS-stdOGC-fig1.png|thumb|Zone definition.]]
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 conjunto que representa os limites de uma entidade. Delimitação, contorno.
-==Célula==
+==Cell==
-<DGGS> unidade espacial, espaço-temporal ou temporal da geometria com dimensão superior a 0, associada a uma zona (Cláusula 4.52)
+DGGS spatial, spatio-temporal or temporal unit of geometry with dimension greater than 0, associated with a [[#zone]].
-==Refinamento celular==
+:Note 1 to entry: All cells within a DGGS (Clause 4.13) share the dimensionality of the DGGS’s parent global (Clause 4.24) geometry. DGGS with dimensionality of 0, are not supported.
-<DGGS> processo de subdivisão de células-mãe (Cláusula 4.33) em células-filhas descendentes (Cláusula 4.4), usando uma taxa de refinamento especificada (Cláusula 4.38) e um conjunto de estratégias de refinamento.
+:Note 2 to entry: Cells are the unit of geometry in a DGGS, and the geometry of the region of space-time occupied by a zone is a cell.
+:Note 3 to entry: While the terms cell and zone are often used interchangeably, strictly zone is the preferred term. Cell is entirely appropriate when specifically discussing a zone’s geometry or topology.
+==cell refinement==
+DGGS process of subdividing [[#parent cells]] into descendant [[#child cells]] using a specified [[#refinement ratio]] and suite of refinement strategies.
+: Note 1 to entry: Iterative application of cell refinements creates a hierarchy of descendant discrete global grids (Clause 4.12).
+: Note 2 to entry: Cell refinement methods may result in child cells that each have a single parent or that have multiple parents.
 ==Célula filha==