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

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Tobias Weyand,Ilya Kostrikov,James Philbinciated with a given output. In this paper, we first present the general contexts of geologic map manipulation and design. We then propose a framework for geologic map designers which supports multiple interpretations.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencehe use for query processing of the proposed representation in conjunction with indexing. It is demonstrated how queries involving uncertainty may be answered using the standard filter-and-refine approach known from spatial query processing.

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Dong Chen,Gang Hua,Fang Wen,Jian Sunosed. While both algorithms can reduce the amalgamation cost significantly, the occupancy-based algorithm is particularly attractive because: 1) it retrieves a smaller amount of data than the adjacency-based algorithm; 2) it is based on a simple extension to a commonly used spatial indexing mechanism; and 3) it can handle fuzzy amalgamation.

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Efficient Polygon Amalgamation Methods for Spatial OLAP and Spatial Data Miningosed. While both algorithms can reduce the amalgamation cost significantly, the occupancy-based algorithm is particularly attractive because: 1) it retrieves a smaller amount of data than the adjacency-based algorithm; 2) it is based on a simple extension to a commonly used spatial indexing mechanism; and 3) it can handle fuzzy amalgamation.

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Algorithms for Joining R-Trees and Linear Region Quadtreesrent, access methods. Two of the algorithms are based on heuristics that aim at minimizing I/O cost with a limited amount of main memory. We also present the results of experiments performed with real data that compare the I/O performance of these algorithms.

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Abduction and Deduction in Geologic Hypermapsciated with a given output. In this paper, we first present the general contexts of geologic map manipulation and design. We then propose a framework for geologic map designers which supports multiple interpretations.

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Hojin Cho,Hyunjoon Lee,Seungyong Leend the paper provides a formal framework in which simplifications can be computed (for example, as compositions of other simpliffcations). A detailed case study is presented to illustrate the techniques developed, and directions for further work are discussed.

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