Understanding and Manipulating Spatio-Temporal Data | |
A Spatio-Temporal Taxonomy for the Representation of Spatial Set Behaviours | p. 1 |
Lifestyles - An Algebraic Approach to Change in Identity | p. 19 |
The Honeycomb Model ofSpatio-Temporal Partitions | p. 39 |
Integration, Exchange, and Visualization | |
Ontology-Based Geographic Data Set Integration | p. 60 |
The Italian Cadastral Information System: A Real-Life Spatio-Temporal DBMS | p. 79 |
Using Interactive, Temporal Visualizations for WWW-based Presentation and Exploration ofSpatio-Temporal Data | p. 100 |
Query Processing | |
Nearest Neighbor Queries in a Mobile Environment | p. 119 |
A Framework ofa Generic Index for Spatio-Temporal Data in Concert | p. 135 |
Index Evaluation | |
The BASIS System: A Benchmarking Approach for Spatial Index Structures | p. 152 |
Evaluation ofAccess Structures for Discretely Moving Points | p. 171 |
Constraints and Dependencies | |
Temporal Dependencies Generalized for Spatial and Other Dimensions | p. 189 |
Tractable Query Answering in Indefinite Constraint Databases: Basic Results and Applications to Querying Spatio-Temporal Information | p. 204 |
Animating Spatiotemporal Constraint Databases | p. 224 |
Author Index | p. 243 |
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