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In memory spatial index for frequent updating point objects
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Is there any in memory spatial index specialized for frequent updating point objects?
The dataset will be moving cars, most likely update per second but with millions of them.
The project will be written in c/c++.
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Is there any in memory spatial index specialized for frequent updating point objects?
The dataset will be moving cars, most likely update per second but with millions of them.
The project will be written in c/c++.
spatial-index
asked Nov 2 '15 at 3:11
feverzsjfeverzsj
6416
In what software? Please edit this question to contain several paragraphs describing your platform, GIS software, and data.
– Vince
Nov 2 '15 at 3:20
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Is there any in memory spatial index specialized for frequent updating point objects?
The dataset will be moving cars, most likely update per second but with millions of them.
The project will be written in c/c++.
spatial-index
asked Nov 2 '15 at 3:11
feverzsjfeverzsj
6416
Is there any in memory spatial index specialized for frequent updating point objects?
The dataset will be moving cars, most likely update per second but with millions of them.
The project will be written in c/c++.
spatial-index
spatial-index
asked Nov 2 '15 at 3:11
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In what software? Please edit this question to contain several paragraphs describing your platform, GIS software, and data.
– Vince
Nov 2 '15 at 3:20
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In what software? Please edit this question to contain several paragraphs describing your platform, GIS software, and data.
– Vince
Nov 2 '15 at 3:20
In what software? Please edit this question to contain several paragraphs describing your platform, GIS software, and data.
– Vince
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Yes, Try TPR-tree from libspatialindex. It features:
- Generic main memory and disk based storage managers.
- TPR-tree index.
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- TPR-tree index.
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