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Allows city planners to model parcel ownership shifts over decades without two owners showing titles on the day of a property transfer. cuiogeo date exclusive
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Traditional GIS platforms treat spatial data (coordinates, polygons) and temporal data (timestamps, date ranges) as separate tables that join during a query. This separation frequently causes lag when scaling to millions of entries.