Deriving Spatial Integrity Constraints from Geographic Application Schemas
Deriving Spatial Integrity Constraints from Geographic Application Schemas
Integrity constraints of various kinds must be observed when creating or updating a database in order to preserve the semantics and the quality of stored data (Elmasri & Navathe, 2000). Within the scope of geographic applications, integrity assurance requires special attention from the designer, since most geographic applications use data that depend on spatial relationships (Egenhofer & Franzosa, 1991), thereby requiring the specification of spatial integrity constraints.
CITATION: Jr., Clodoveu A. Davis. Deriving Spatial Integrity Constraints from Geographic Application Schemas edited by C. Rivero, Laura . Hershey : IGI Global , 2005. Encyclopedia of Database Technologies and Applications - Available at: https://library.au.int/deriving-spatial-integrity-constraints-geographic-application-schemas