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| The research in moving object databases MOD has been active since the early 2000. Many individual works have been proposed to deal with the different aspects of data modeling, indexing, operations, etc. A couple of prototypes have also been proposed, some of which are still active in terms of new releases. Yet, a mainstream system is by far still missing. Existing prototypes are merely research. By mainstream we mean that the development builds on widely accepted tools, that are actively being maintained and developed. A mainstream system would exploit the functionality of these tools, and would maximize the reuse of their ecosystems. As a result, it becomes more closer to end users, and easily adopted in the industry. | The research in moving object databases MOD has been active since the early 2000. Many individual works have been proposed to deal with the different aspects of data modeling, indexing, operations, etc. A couple of prototypes have also been proposed, some of which are still active in terms of new releases. Yet, a mainstream system is by far still missing. Existing prototypes are merely research. By mainstream we mean that the development builds on widely accepted tools, that are actively being maintained and developed. A mainstream system would exploit the functionality of these tools, and would maximize the reuse of their ecosystems. As a result, it becomes more closer to end users, and easily adopted in the industry. | ||
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| It is also helpful to look at the driver extension for PostGIS: | It is also helpful to look at the driver extension for PostGIS: | ||
| https://github.com/postgis/postgis-java | https://github.com/postgis/postgis-java | ||
| - | As MobilityDB build on top of PostGIS, the Java driver will need to do the same, and build on top of the PostGIS driver. Mainly the driver will need to provide Java classes to represent all the types of MobilityDB, and access the basic properties. This thesis project hence will help developing the student skills in: | + | |
| - | - Understanding the theory and the implementation of moving object databases. | + | As MobilityDB build on top of PostGIS, the Java driver will need to do the same, and build on top of the PostGIS driver. Mainly the driver will need to provide Java classes to represent all the types of MobilityDB, and access the basic properties. |
| - | - Understanding the architecture of extensible databases, in this case PostgreSQL. | + | |
| - | - Writing open source software. | + | This thesis project hence will help developing the student skills in: |
| + | * Understanding the theory and the implementation of moving object databases. | ||
| + | * Understanding the architecture of extensible databases, in this case PostgreSQL. | ||
| + | * Writing open source software. | ||