Benjamin Post Cole Kelleher. Encyclopedia Articles: PostGIS, C. Strobl, pp. 891-898. Oracle Spatial, Geometries, R. Kothuri and S. Ravada, page 821-826.

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Benjamin Post Cole Kelleher

Encyclopedia Articles: PostGIS, C. Strobl, pp Oracle Spatial, Geometries, R. Kothuri and S. Ravada, page GRASS, M. Halbey-Martin, pp Oracle Spatial, Raster Data, Q. Xie, page

 Primary means of storage for GIS  Structured Query Language (SQL)  Extensions based on DBMS  Strong discussion on Computer Science principles  Database storage structures  Database types: Relational vs Object-Orientation

 Foundation for GIS  Primary storage method of GIS data  Database properties  Defined level of availability  Defined levels of performance  Data integrity  Data independence  Self describing data  Types  Relational  Object-Orientation

 Covered the history and current development of several spatial DBMS  Oracle  Spatial  GeoRaster  PostGIS  Extension for PostgreSQL  Geographic Resources Analysis Support Software (GRASS)

 How are these ideas used in society?  Databases are ubiquitous  Primary storage method for Big Data  How did they transform society?  Consolidation of information  Means to extract information to obtain knowledge  Pattern recognition and trends

 Efficiency  Fast and efficient way to store and retrieve large amounts of data  Necessary for Big Data in the 21 st Century  Application in GIS  Allows for GIS to handle large amounts of data  Increases the productivity of GIS operations and analysis tools  Provides data management for large amounts of complex data

Geometries in Oracle Spatial are split into two data types:  SDO_GEOMETRY  Stores the geometry as is.  Requires a larger storage space due to redundancy.  Useful for queries that retrieve the entire geometry of a feature. 2.SDO_TOPO_GEOMETRY  Stores geometry using topological elements.  Allows for topology management over multiple features.  Decreased redundancy and thus decreased storage space.  Supports topological queries and processing Oracle Spatial is an open format and is compliant on a large number of platforms. Geometry data types are restricted to two dimensions.

GeoRaster in Oracle Spatial is used to handle raster data.  Uses its own “GeoRaster” data type to standardize the rasters stored in the database instead of storing the variety of raster file types that exist.  Employs the SDO_GEORASTER data type for the storage of the raster data.  Also uses the SDO_GEOMETRY data type to store the spatial extent of the raster data for ease of indexing.  This is a logically layered multidimensional data model that stores each raster band as a layer.  Further development needed in geoprocessing and modeling capabilities.