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A Comparison of Spatial Query Processing Techniques for Native and Parameter Spaces

Summary: Compare native-space and parameter-space spatial querying on a Z-order index; data map to points, queries to regions, revealing representation tradeoffs. Single large query: parameter-space may win with redundancy but is less accurate; many queries: native-space is faster and more accurate early, while low-redundancy parameter-space overtakes as query count grows. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID
2498
Venue
SIGMOD
Year
1990
Pagerank
8.7237893e-05
Overall Rank
2,472 | 82.81%
DOI
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2 R-Trees: A Dynamic Index Structure For Spatial Searching 1984 SIGMOD 0.0032169493
24 The R+-Tree: A Dynamic Index For Multi-Dimensional Objects 1987 VLDB 0.00083378538
76 Spatial Query Processing in an Object-Oriented Database System 1986 SIGMOD 0.00057303551
216 A Class of Data Structures for Associative Searching 1984 PODS 0.00033542705
1,034 Redundancy in Spatial Databases 1989 SIGMOD 0.00014534274
1,249 Fractals for Secondary Key Retrieval 1989 PODS 0.00013044758
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