[postgis-users] was Rasters, digressing into time series....

[Gregory S. Williamson]

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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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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