2002 · 15 citations · 17 references
ComputingGeoinformaticsSpatial AnalysisSpatial Data AnalysisSpatial ModelingSpace-time AnalysisSpatial CognitionSpatial Data ModelsSpatial Data RepresentationSpatial RelationsSpatial RepresentationCyclic TimeObject-based Spatial Data ModelObject-based Spatial RepresentationObject-oriented ArchitectureSpace-time Data ModelsSpace-time RepresentationSpatial-temporal ModelingSpatio-temporal Data Model
Current research on spatial temporal data modelling meets many problems, such as the separation of space and time, applicationdriven, not incorporating human cognition and confusing of representation for discrete and continuous spatial change. This paper proposes a general object-oriented model that tries to overcome above problems. The model is directed by human cognition on spatial object that each object have what/where/when attributes. Attributes of theme, space, and time are tightly linked to each other in a unified object class. The precise and flexible structure of this model supports multi-semantics of space and time. Besides complex spatial relationships, it is also capable of modelling linear/branch/cyclic time order, various spatial change, and complex temporal relationships. Verified by different spatial temporal scenarios, this model is proven to be extendable to different spatial temporal applications.
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A foundation for representing and querying moving objects
Ralf Hartmut Güting, Michael H. Böhlen, Martin Erwig et al. · ACM Transactions on Database Systems · 2000 · 756 citations · Full text
An introduction to spatial database systems
Ralf Hartmut G�ting · The VLDB Journal · 1994 · 720 citations