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Subject:    RE: [postgis-users] was Rasters, digressing into time series....
From:       "Gregory S. Williamson" <gsw () globexplorer ! com>
Date:       2005-09-30 7:50:03
Message-ID: 71E37EF6B7DCC1499CEA0316A2568328024BB9CE () loki ! wc ! globexplorer ! net
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Our few forays into this actually used the geodetic blade, which has better \
off-the-shelf capabilities for certain types of time related operations (satellite \
tracks and the like) than Informix' spatial blade per se.

I've not heard of anyone actually inegrating operations from both blades though ... \
in theory possible, I think, but perhaps limited by the limitations of the underlying \
R-tree indexes ? 

Greg W.

and yes, DB2 is being blessed with blade capabilities, but Informnix is not being \
deadended by IBM, at least not yet ...

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From:	postgis-users-bounces@postgis.refractions.net on behalf of Brent Wood
Sent:	Thu 9/29/2005 7:20 PM
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Subject:	Re: [postgis-users] was Rasters, digressing into time series....

As a sideline to Paul's comments on the Informix spatial datablade (which I
presume is being converted to DB2 as fast as IBM can manage it :-), has anyone
here used the Informix time series datablade in conjunction with the spatial
one?

I would hope that the combination of the two gives some powerful functionality
when working with a timeseries of spatial data. Not having tried, I don't know,
but I'm interested if anyone has any comments on this, or if anyone has looked
at a PostTS?
 

Brent Wood
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