For network data models in a geodatabase, a point at which two or more edges meet.
Features of the Network Data Model include
Complex, multipart turns
Dynamic impedance
Global weights
Exact and hierarchical routing
Network barrier support ...
A fully flexible network data model
Dynamic data validation
Multiple networks
Multiple linear referencing methods (LRMs)
Full network editing functionality
A network hierarchy
A full network history ...
[network analysis] For network data models in a geodatabase, a point at which two or more edges meet.
[network analysis] In a coverage, a node joining two or more arcs.
A network data model for representing capabilities or objects (modeled as nodes and links) in a network.
A GeoRaster feature to store, index, query, analyze, and deliver GeoRaster data (raster image and gridded data and its associated metadata).
 See also: Data Model, Network, Model, GIS, Database
  
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