论文信息 - GeO2: Why Objects in a Geographical DBMS?

GeO2: Why Objects in a Geographical DBMS?

This paper proposes a semantic geographical data model. Localization of geographical entities is defined using an abstract data type. The geographical entities' semantic is expressed through high level concepts in an entity-relationship model extended by both inheritance and propagation mechanisms.

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