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Spatio-temporal evolution: querying patterns of change in databases

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This paper contributes a general approach to characterizing patterns of change in a spatio-temporal database.While there is a particular interest in modelling and querying how spatio-temporal entities evolve, the approach contributed by the paper is distinctive in being applicable without modification to aspatial entities as well. The paper uses the Tripod spatio-temporal model to describe and instantiate in detail the contributed approach. After briefly describing a typical application and providing basic knowledge about Tripod, the paper characterizes and classifies evolution queries and describes in detail how they are evaluated.

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    GIS '02: Proceedings of the 10th ACM international symposium on Advances in geographic information systems
    November 2002
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    ISBN:1581135912
    DOI:10.1145/585147
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