Titlebook: Advances in Spatial Databases; 6th International Sy Ralf Hartmut Güting,Dimitris Papadias,Fred Lochovs Conference proceedings 1999 Springer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10602-1environmental information systems, and multimedia. In this paper we address research issues in spatio-temporal databases, by providing an analysis of the challenges set, the problems encountered, as well as the proposed solutions and the envisioned research areas open to investigation.

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Hojin Cho,Hyunjoon Lee,Seungyong Lee the case where the underlying data is structured as a graph. The paper presents a new approach in that a distinction is made between generalizations that amalgamate data objects and those that select data objects. We show that these two types of generalization are conceptually distinct, and provide

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Graph Cuts for Supervised Binary Codingas that of the query window. In this paper we present an approach which considerably improves query performance in such cases. By adding a scale dimension to the schema we make the index structure explicitly “aware” of the scale of a spatial object. The additional dimension causes the index structur

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceresearch efforts. The representation of the continuously changing positions of the objects is fundamentally important in these applications. This paper reports on on-going research in the representation of the positions of moving-point objects. More speciffically, object positions are sampled using

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