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  • ACRS 1990


    Digital Image Processing 2


    Geo-query: A Geo-object oriented query system integrated with Oracle for GIS


    1. Relations Between Point Objects to Polygon-objects

      1. Contain Point Polygon Relation : Given a Point, find all polygon-objects, which contain the point, in a given map.


      2. Common - point Polygon objects : given a point, find all polygon-objects, which have this point on their boundaries, in a given map.


      3. Inner point relation : Given a polygon, find all point-objects, which lie within the this polygon, in a given map.


      4. Bound point relation : Given a polygon, find all point-objects, which are on the boundary of the polygon, in a given map.


      5. Outside Point relation : Given a polygon, find all point-objects, which lie outside of the polygon, in a given map.

    2. Relations Between Line-objects to Line-objects

      1. Interest Line Relation : Given a line, find all line-objects, find all polygon objects, which are intersected by the line, in a given map.


      2. Converge Polygon Relation ; Given a line, find all polygon-objects, which contain the start node or end node of the line lies within, in a given map.


      3. Polygon - contain Line Relation : given a polygon, find all line-objects, the whole bodies of which lie within this polygon, in a given map.


      4. Pass- through - polygon Lien Relation : Given a polygon, find all line-objects, which pass through the polygon, in a given map.


      5. Convergence Line Relation : Given a polygon, find all line-objects, whose start node or end node lies within the polygon, in a given map.

    3. Relations Between polygon-objects to Polygon-objects

      1. Island Relation: Given a polygon, find al polygon-objects, which lie within this polygons an Island, in a given map.


      2. Contain Polygon Relation: Given a polygon, find all polygon-objects, which are contained as Islands within the polygon, in a given map.


      3. Polygon - interest Relation: Given a polygon, find all polygon - objects, which overlaps in part with the polygon, in a given map.


      4. Polygon Separate Relation function : Given a polygon, find all polygon-objects which do not overlap with the polygon, in a given map.


      5. Polygon Neighboring Relation : Given a polygon, find all polygon-objects, which adjoin with the polygon, in a given map.
    The design Geo-query system
    1. The Eight Function Modules

      In Geo Query System, there are eight function modules i.e.

      • Master Module: Control the system operation and some utilization procedures.
      • Menu Control Module: Menu selection and the menu pop-up and push down.
      • Subject-Attributes Query Module: The query about the subject attributes.
      • Database Attributes Query module: The query about the database attributes.
      • Spatial Relation Query Module: to respond the query about the all spatial relations.
      • Clipping module: To execute the clipping operation and relevant attributes inheritance.
      • Overlaying Module: To execute the overlaying of two maps, and relevant attributes inheritance.
      • Result display module: To produce the query result and the result's display.

      Note that the subject attribute is defined as the principal attribute of a subject map.
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