The paper investigates the use of topological annotations (called topological invariants) to answer topological queries in spatial databases. The focus is on the translation of topological queries against the spatial database into queries against the topological invariant. The languages considered are first-order on the spatial database side, and fixpoint and first-order on the topological invariant side. In particular, it is shown that fixpoint expresses precisely the ptime queries on topological invariants. 1 Introduction Spatial data is an increasingly important part of database systems. It is present in a wide range of applications: geographic information systems, video databases, medical imaging, CAD-CAM, VLSI, robotics, etc. Differe...
Topological relationships between spatial objects represent important knowledge that users of geogra...
Current database systems cannot only store standard data like integer, string, and real values, but ...
We introduce query languages for spatial databases that are complete, in the sense that they can exp...
The paper investigates the use of topological annotations (called topological invariants) to answer ...
AbstractThe paper investigates the use of topological annotations (called topological invariants) to...
We study topological queries over two-dimensional spatial databases. First, we show that the topolog...
We studytopological queriesover two-dimensional spatial databases. First, we show that the topologic...
We present a unified framework for classifying and answering spatial queries relevant to a Geographi...
One important class of spatial database queries is the class of topological queries, that is, querie...
Abstract. We consider spatial databases and queries definable using first-order logic and real polyn...
International audienceOne important class of spatial database queries is the class of topological qu...
We present a data structure used to represent planar spatial databases in the topological data model...
Current database systems cannot only store standard data like integer, string, and real values, but ...
Modern spatial database applications built on top of distributed and heterogeneous spatial informati...
We consider two-dimensional spatial databases defined in terms of polynomial inequalities and focus ...
Topological relationships between spatial objects represent important knowledge that users of geogra...
Current database systems cannot only store standard data like integer, string, and real values, but ...
We introduce query languages for spatial databases that are complete, in the sense that they can exp...
The paper investigates the use of topological annotations (called topological invariants) to answer ...
AbstractThe paper investigates the use of topological annotations (called topological invariants) to...
We study topological queries over two-dimensional spatial databases. First, we show that the topolog...
We studytopological queriesover two-dimensional spatial databases. First, we show that the topologic...
We present a unified framework for classifying and answering spatial queries relevant to a Geographi...
One important class of spatial database queries is the class of topological queries, that is, querie...
Abstract. We consider spatial databases and queries definable using first-order logic and real polyn...
International audienceOne important class of spatial database queries is the class of topological qu...
We present a data structure used to represent planar spatial databases in the topological data model...
Current database systems cannot only store standard data like integer, string, and real values, but ...
Modern spatial database applications built on top of distributed and heterogeneous spatial informati...
We consider two-dimensional spatial databases defined in terms of polynomial inequalities and focus ...
Topological relationships between spatial objects represent important knowledge that users of geogra...
Current database systems cannot only store standard data like integer, string, and real values, but ...
We introduce query languages for spatial databases that are complete, in the sense that they can exp...