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Indexing Trajectories of Moving Objects

Jiang Bao-qing

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To efficiently store, query and update trajectories of moving objects in spatio-temporal database, indexing techniques are sticking points. This paper thoroughly analyzed indexing methods for constrained and non-constrained trajectory, andfinally some open researching problems and interesting direction werepresented.

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To efficiently store, query and update trajectories of moving objects in spatio-temporal database, indexing techniques are sticking points. This paper thoroughly analyzed indexing methods for constrained and non-constrained trajectory, andfinally some open researching problems and interesting direction werepresented.

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To efficiently store, query and update trajectories of moving objects in spatio-temporal database, indexing techniques are sticking points. This paper thoroughly analyzed indexing methods for constrained and non-constrained trajectory, andfinally some open researching problems and interesting direction werepresented.

Key concepts: Search engine indexing, Computer science, Trajectory, Information retrieval, Data mining, Physics, Astronomy

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