Titlebook: R-Trees: Theory and Applications; Yannis Manolopoulos,Alexandros Nanopoulos,Yannis T Book 2006 Springer-Verlag London 2006 Access Methods.

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Static Versions of R-treese or even not performed at all. For such applications, special attention should be paid to construct an optimal structure with regard to some tree characteristics, such as storage overhead minimization, storage utilization maximization, minimization of overlap or coverage between tree nodes, or comb

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Fundamental Query Processing Techniques(which find data that satisfy a query region, along with their topological relations with respect to this region), nearest-neighbor queries (which find data closest to a query point), and spatial join queries (which find pairs of data that satisfy a condition, e.g., “determine all hotels that are pl

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Processing More Complex Queriessions have been proposed, which consider additional aspects. In this chapter, we consider such extensions and present them in the same order as in the previous chapter. Therefore, we first describe extensions to range queries, next we consider extensions to nearest-neighbor queries, and finally we p

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R-trees in Spatiotemporal Databasesient processing of spatiotemporal queries such as: mobile communication systems, traffic control systems (e.g., air-traffic monitoring), geographical information systems (GIS), multimedia, and location-based services (LBS). The common basis of these applications is the requirement to handle both the

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R-trees for Multimedia, Warehousing and Miningequirements with respect to the efficient processing of queries. Based on the fact that indexing schemes are ubiquitous to improving the response time of a user query, researchers studied the application of indexing techniques to the aforementioned advanced applications as well. In this chapter, we

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Implementation Issuesd efficient access to the underlying data. An access method is useless unless it can be efficiently implemented in real-life data intensive applications. Making the access method part of a larger (usually multiuser) system is not an easy task. The access method must be adjusted to the underlying sys

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