Integration of "Traditional" Data Centre Services with GIS Technology

Integrating GIS and Traditional Databases with MapObjects Technology

he expanding presence of geographic information system (GIS) offices within organizations has helped to enhance the availability of GIS data and expertise, but not always to the benefit of the entire organization within which it is working. The separation— and frequently, isolation—of GIS specialists within agencies, institutions, and organizations often limits the potential usefulness of GIS t...

Integration of Data Mining with Database Technology

In this paper, we review the past work and discuss the future of integration of data mining and relational database systems. We also discuss support for integration in Microsoft SQL Server 2000.

Integration with GIS

Services for data integration

The fact that many decisions need a combination of information sources makes easy integration of geospatial data an important data usability issue. Our vision is to achieve automated just-in-time integration. As a foundation, we present a system architecture with distributed data and services. Existing and evolving standards and technologies fitting into this architecture are presented along wi...

Data Integration Services

Data integration systems harmonize data from multiple sources into a single coherent representation. The goal is to provide an integrated view over all the data sources of interest and to provide a uniform interface to access all of these data. The access to the integrated data is usually in the form of querying rather than updating the data. The data sources to be integrated may belong to the ...