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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Oracle

Spatial 11g and Fusion Middleware MapViewer

Han Wammes

Solution Architect


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The following is intended to outline our general

product direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any

contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any

features or functionality described for Oracles

products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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Questions

1. Why does Oracle develop spatial technologies?

2. What are Oracles spatial technologies?3. Where did they come from?

4. Who uses Oracles spatial technologies?

5. How does Oracle use its own spatial technologies?6. What can you do with Oracles spatial technologies?

7. Why they are the best and how do they make your

applications better?

8. Whats new in Oracle 11g Spatial?

9. Where can I get more information?


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1. Why does Oracle develop spatial

technologies?

We have a vision

Location is a fundamental to understanding as time,equality, aggregation.

Location information is essential to virtually allbusiness operations and business intelligence.

Maps and analysis based on location have beenmainstream concepts for millennia; Oracle hasincorporated them into our products for all our users.

Information Management technologies have been the

foundation for spatial solutions since their inception;we provide modern, industry-leading infrastructure forgeospatial specialty systems.


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Oracle Locator: Feature of Oracle

Database XE, SE, EE

Oracle Spatial: Priced option toOracle Database EE

MapViewer: Java application and

Oracle Application Server

HTTP

MapViewer

2. What are Oracles spatial

technologies?

Application Server

GeoMap: JDeveloper ADF

component

Bundled Map Content: Major roads,administrative boundaries (city,

county, state, country) - worldwide

coverage from Navteq

JDBC

Bundled

Map Content

Oracle Locator

Oracle Spatial

Oracle Database


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3. Where did they come from?

Everything is Oracle developed*

*Coordinate Libraries licensed and laterre-written

Over a decade of developmenton Oracle spatial database

It all started here

Locator introduced in Oracle 9i Standards-based

MapViewer introduced inApplication Server 9.0.2 with

Wireless Edition (2002) MapViewer included in all

releases of Oracle ApplicationServer 10g


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4. Who uses Oracles spatial

technologies?

Originally

Traditional GIS customers GIS Tool and Application partners

Toda

The GIS guys plus

Business Intelligence

Portals

Retail, Insurance, Media, Emergency Response


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Spatial and Location Customers

Mapping

Army CorpsOf Engineers

Emergency Response &Resource Planning

Location Based ervicesAsset & Fleet Management

Insurance and Marketing


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Oracle Spatial Partners

Geospatial Tool Providers

Specialty Systems Integrators Data Providers

NAVIGATE


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5. How does Oracle use its own

spatial technologies?

In Our Products:

Oracle Utilities

Oracle HR iRecruitment Oracle Business Intelligence EE

Oracle JDeveloper ADF

Oracle Webcenter

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring Oracle CRM PDA Sales Assistant

Oracle Field Service and Advanced Scheduler

In Our Systems:

Real Estate

BI; Sales Analysis

Oracle University


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6. What can you do with Oracles

spatial technologies?

Business Intelligence

Risk determination

Market Intelligence

Location-Based Services

Asset Management and Fleet Management

Emergency Response and Resource Planning


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BI - Risk determination

Leading Reinsurance Companies - perform portfolio risk analysisfor insurance companies.

Complement business intelligence with Spatial technology to :

Create predictive risk models to assess business exposure tonatural disasters and catastrophes.

Determine which policies are located in high risk zones.

Evaluate if a potential customer falls in a high risk zone.

Technologies used: Map visualization

Grid and proximity analysis

BI and data warehouse

platform Web Services


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BI - Market Intelligence

RL Polk - performs market intelligence.

What type of cars are being sold in a region

What types of cars are bought by demographics

Display aggregated results in thematic maps generated by Oracle Application

Server MapViewer.

Metro Group Worldwide - Application to monitor and adjust pricing andinventory:

Captures real-time sales volume, inventory, and competitive pricingthrough web services

Aggregates competition prices by region, historical sales by region

Displays as web-based thematic maps

Technologies used: Oracle Application Server; Oracle BI, Oracle BAM

Oracle Spatial; Oracle MapViewer

ADF Rich visualization components


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Location Based Services

Where2Get It - provides store locator applications to majorretailers and hospitality industry

OEM-ed Web Service for:

Locating nearby stored

Finding if items are in stock at a location

Provide driving directions

ary ome ron - e ps re oca e arme orcespersonnel find resources.

Web Service to:

Locate nearby personnel services in new communities:

Medical care

Daycare, Schools Religious institutions Community centers, etc.


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Location Based Services

Melbourne Commonwealth Games provided tourists event

scheduling and real-time enhanced multimodal directions

Scheduling system:

Determined shortest multi-modal path (rail, bus, auto, tram, by foot)

based on current activities, traffic, schedules

enera e maps w rou es an e vere o an e mo e

device.

Maps printed, and provided to tourists.

Technologies used:

Oracle Spatial

Oracle MapViewer



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Map production and dissemination

NAVTEQ, TeleAtlas, US Census Bureau, UK

Ordnance Survey, City of San Jose, City of Edmonton

and others maintain and disseminate digital map data

using Oracle Spatial

US Census stores national land arcel and street

network database (TIGER system) in Oracle Spatialpersistent topology data model

Spatial queries help identify data anomalies

Generate maps in Oracle Spatial MapViewer

Spatial queries to dynamically extract features to disseminate

in maps


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Supports all Geospatial Datatypes

Locations

(points of interest)Networks

(roads, utilities)

Polygons

(admin, sales territories,

high risk zones)

Data

Imagery(satellite imagery) Topology

(data provider)

3D data type

(city models)

LIDAR Data Type

TIN Data Type


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Whole Earth Geodetic Model

Natively operate on

Longitude/Latitude data

Measurements returned inmeters by default

P3


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Network Data Model

Open Data Model For Graph Analysis In the Database

Supports Network solutions (Tracing & Routing)

Transportation and Transit Solutions Field Service, Logistics

Location based Services

Bio-Info Pathways (Life Sciences)

Biological Pathways

Protein-Protein Interaction

LOD Load on demand (Oracle 11g)


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Geocoder: Generate Latitude Longitude

Point From an Address

Geocode algorithms in Oracle

Spatial

Can also reverse geocode apoint to an address

International address

One Oracle Drive, Nashua NH, 03062

100% Java, open and scalable

Record-level and batch

processes

Data provided by leading data

vendors


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Router: Driving Directions

Routing algorithms

in Oracle Spatial

Generates drivingdirections

XML API

100% Java, o en

and scalable Data provided by

leading data

vendors


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Analyze: Geospatial Data

SELECT c.holding_company, c.location

FROM competitor c,

Find all competitors within 2 miles of Northport Branch

Map data NAVTEQ

bank bWHERE b.site_id = 1604

AND SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE(c.location,

b.location,

'distance=2 unit=mile') = 'TRUE'


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More Spatial Operators

Full range of spatial operators

Implemented as functional extensionsin SQL

Topological Operators

Inside

Touch Disjoint Covers Covered By

Equal Overlap

Distance Operators Within Distance

Nearest Neighbor Within Distance


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GeoRaster

Open, scalable data type for Raster data

Gridded Rasters - DEM, Land Use and Land Cover

Digital Imagery - a specialized type of raster data Examples include:

Airborne photographs

others


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Blocking Raster Data

One image can be Gigabytes in size

Index very large rasters into smaller blocks

Raster ID Block ID BLOB

1

1

1

1

1

2

3

4


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Pyramids

Pyramid

Pyramid

level 2

Pyramid

Pyramidlevel 0

(raw data)

level 1


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GeoRaster: WaveletCompression, JPEG2000 support


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Oracle Application Server MapViewer

MapViewer: Java application

and map rendering feature of


Easily publish maps to the web


HTTP

MapViewer

, , ,

PL/SQL APIs

Designed for Java

programmers

JDBC

Bundled

Map Content

Oracle LocatorOracle Spatial

Oracle Database


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Display: Generate Powerful Maps


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MapViewer with JDeveloper and

Oracle BI Enterprise EditionOracle JDeveloper

Oracle BI EE

Open Platform for Leading Applications and


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MapInfo

Open Platform for Leading Applications and

ToolsLeica ADE

Bentley

Skyline

Smallworld

Laser-Scan

Oracle Locator / SpatialManifold


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Fully exploit and support Standards-based, IT

Architecture

Scalability - large data volume

Availability tens of thousands of users

Security protect sensitive location data

er ormance me y query response

Accessibility to enterprise applications

Manageability leverage IT resources


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Oracle Spatial 11g: Map Data Included

Oracle Database now includes NAVTEQworldwide boundary data for 60 countries

- Data is available in Oracle Spatial geocoding androuting schema as transportable tablespaces

Data also available from DigitalGlobe, Primus,

ADCi, TeleAtlas, and other geospatial data

providers


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3D Data Type

3D Points

3D Lines

Simple Surfaces

All oints of a surface lie in a 3D lane

(2,0,2)

(4,2,2)

(4,0,4)

Y

Z

A simple surface can have any polygonal shape Composite surfaces

One or more connected simple surfaces, like the one in the picture


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3D Data Type (continued)

Simple Solid

Solids are composed of closed surfaces For example, a cube or a pyramid

ompos e o

A set of connected simple solids

Example: A connected set of wings in a building

3D D t T ( ti d)


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3D Data Type (continued)

Support for:

multi-points multi-lines,

multi-surfaces

multi-solids Follows GML3, ISO 19107 Specifications

Export and Import support for CityGML

N S i li d D t T f Hi h


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New Specialized Data Types for High

Density Point Data

Point Cloud data type

Large volumes of point data acquired by sensors For example, LIDAR datasets

Creates 3D triangulated surfaces from largedatasets, for example, a Point Cloud

Generates a 2D or 3D triangulated mesh


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Support for OGC Web Services

Open LocationOpen LocationServiceService- Transactional


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Oracle Spatial 11g New Features:

Web Services

OpenLS (Mapping, Geocoding, Routing)

Catalogue Service (Registry)

Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards-based support

for Web services

Web Feature Service (WFS-T ) SOAP & XML interfaces for all web services

Geography Markup Language (GML)

Simple Features for SQLPart of Oracles SOA framework

Wh b ild SOA Pl f ?


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Why build on a SOA Platform?

Scalability

Managing Integration Complexity

Orchestration of services in a workflow

Security for sensitive information

Transaction management

Semantic interoperability

Monitoring and management of multipleservices

W3C/OASIS/ St d d


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W3C/OASIS/... Standards

Spatial 11g Web Services


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Spatial 11g Web ServicesFramework

Oracle Fusion Middleware

WFSWMS CS-W OpenLS

http POST

simple but secure

SOAP/XML

secure

Data

3D Models(Buildings) Networks(Highway network) Parcels/Roads/POIs(polygons/lines/points)

Imagery(Satellite) persistent topology

Lidar(Point Clouds)

UserManagementDB Security

G S i


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Geo Services

S S ti l W b S i


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Summary Spatial Web Services

WFS support based on Oracle Spatial feature repository.It provides OGC standards based access to OracleSpatial table data for query and manipulation

Location Service provides OGC standards based access

to Mapping, Routing, Geocoding and Directory Servicefunctionality of Oracle Spatial, which promotesinteroperability

CSW su ort im lements OGC Catalo ue Servicespecification based on Oracle Spatial Cataloguerepository

WMS provides OGC standards based access to mapsand information about content of a map

Use WSS/LDAP for authentication, Row level security for

instance-level privilege mgmt and WSS for securetransfer of feature data.

Build a secure web service client using OracleJDeveloper


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