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|a Kothuri, Ravikanth
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|a Pro Oracle Spatial
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c by Ravikanth Kothuri, Euro Beinat, Albert Godfrind
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|a 1st ed. 2004
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|a Berkeley, CA
|b Apress
|c 2004, 2004
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|a XXXIV, 712 p
|b online resource
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|a Linear Referenced Segments -- Direction -- Shape Points -- Offset -- Typical Application -- Creating Linear Referenced Geometries -- SDO_GTYPE in LRS Geometries -- Constructing LRS Geometries -- Metadata -- Spatial Indexes and Spatial Operators on LRS Geometries -- Dynamic Segmentation Operations -- Clip a Segment -- Locate a Point -- Project a Point -- Validation of LRS Segments -- Dynamic Segmentation on 3D Geometries -- Other Operations -- Summary -- Appendix C Topology Data Model in Oracle -- Topology Data Model -- Benefits of the Topology Data Model -- Storing a Topology Data Model in Oracle -- Operating on a Topology in Oracle -- Creating a Topology -- Associating a Feature Layer with a Topology -- Inserting, Updating, and Populating Feature Layers -- Updating Topological Elements -- Querying for Topological Relationships -- Hierarchical Feature Model.-Summary -- Appendix D Storing Raster Data in Oracle -- SDO_GEORASTER Data Type -- Storage for SDO_GEORASTER Data --
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|a Metadata in SDO_GEORASTER Data -- Populating SDO_GEORASTER Columns -- Manipulating Raster Objects -- Generating Pyramids -- Subsetting -- Georeferencing -- Visualizing Raster Data in Oracle MapViewer -- Summary
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|a 1 Overview -- 1 Spatial Information Management -- 2 Overview of Oracle Spatial -- 3 Location-Enabling Your Applications -- 2 Basic Spatial -- 4 The SDO_GEOMETRY Data Type -- 5 Loading, Transporting, and Validating Spatial Data -- 6 Geocoding -- 7 Manipulating SDO_GEOMETRY in Application Programs -- 3 Analysis and Visualization -- 8 Spatial Indexes and Operators -- 9 Geometry Processing Functions -- 10 Network Modeling -- 11 Generating Maps Using MapViewer -- 12 A Sample Application -- 4 Advanced Spatial -- 13 Case Studies -- 14 Tips, Common Mistakes, and Common Errors -- Appendix A Additional Spatial Analysis Functions -- Tiling-Based Analysis -- TILED_BINS -- TILED_AGGREGATES -- Neighborhood Analysis -- AGGREGATES_FOR_GEOMETRY -- AGGREGATES_FOR_LAYER -- Clustering Analysis -- SPATIAL_CLUSTERS -- Refining the Candidates for Site Selection -- Geometry Simplification for Speeding Up Analysis -- Summary -- Appendix B Linear Referencing -- Concepts and Definitions -- Measure --
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a 10.1007/978-1-4302-0735-1
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|a With growing reliance on spatial components for making critical and strategic decisions, there is great incentive to maximize the added value of spatial data. Enter Pro Oracle Spatial. This highly anticipated book examines the potential for organizations to exploit spatial information by way of Oracle Spatial. Included are case studies of advanced spatial applications in healthcare, telecom, retail, and distribution industries. Further, the content is based on extensive feedback from training courses, discussion lists, and customers. This talented author team will also suggest best-practice approaches to common problems
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