Implementing a Geographically Distributed Database System with Spatial Information.

Alexey Zabrodin: Implementing a Geographically Distributed Database System with Spatial Information CSIT 1999 : 177-180

Abstract

A certain range of information systems (e.g. distributed spatial IS) have to maintain sets of views whose contents correlate with geographic architecture of the system itself. A real example is a computer system for communication management, which is now under development. In the course of its implementation an approach to localized views has been used which is based on distributed system of local servers. Its realization has been made at system-specific level, but the approach can be applied to other systems as a general design paradigm. The paper discusses features of the approach, describes some implementation issues and makes approximate estimation of its performance.

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