Papyrus GIS demonstration

The goal of the Papyrus project [3] is to provide tools and services to enable the integration and parallelization of specialized data managers so that data-intensive applications can be constructed easily and efficiently. In our terminology, a data manager (DM) is a set of specialized methods that manage persistent data. A collection of functions defines the interface to a DM and provides the only means of accessing its persistent data.

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[3]  Marie-Anne Neimat,et al.  207 Spatial Database Systems Interoperability of spatial and attribute data managers : A case study , 2012 .

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