QR-tree:An Efficient Spatial Indexing Structure for GIS with Very Large Spatial Database
Guo Jing
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Guo Jing
Abstract
Spatial indexing techniques can efficiently improve the storage and query efficiency. IN the large spatial database of GIS, the traditional spatial indexing structures, the R-tree has the problem that with the growing dimensionality and data number, the searching function will decrease greatly. On the basis of the analysis of R-tree, this paper puts forward a new spatial indexing structure for GIS with very large spatial database-the QR-tree.
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Spatial indexing techniques can efficiently improve the storage and query efficiency. IN the large spatial database of GIS, the traditional spatial indexing structures, the R-tree has the problem that with the growing dimensionality and data number, the searching function will decrease greatly. On the basis of the analysis of R-tree, this paper puts forward a new spatial indexing structure for GIS with very large spatial database-the QR-tree.
Key concepts: Search engine indexing, Spatial database, R-tree, Computer science, Spatial analysis, Database, Spatial query, Curse of dimensionality