Temporal support for geo-data in object-oriented databases
Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 1996
Ludger Becker, Andreas Voigtmann, Klaus Hinrichs
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Recent extensions to incorporate time are described, an extensible, object-oriented data model for geographic information systems intended to be a general base for the development of geo-information systems.
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We review OOGDM, an extensible, object-oriented data model for geographic information systems. This model is intended to be a general base for the development of geo-information systems. Currently we are implementing a prototype GIS-kernel GOODAC which realizes OOGDM. In this paper, we describe recent extensions to incorporate time.
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