There are some studies, specially, about facility location optimization in road
network database. Xiao et al.
Visitors to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona can learn more about this prequalified and supported solution for telecom
network database applications at the Emerson Network Power booth 2D88.
With spatial
network databases (SNDB), objects are restricted to move on pre-defined paths (e.g., roads) that are specified by an underlying network.
Given this acceptance of the data stored in the GIS, there is no need for an artificial separation of the cartographic representation and the analytic
network database, which has been one of the foundations of linear referencing modeling efforts.
For example, the Biomolecular Interaction
Network Database (BIND) housed on the BONDplus platform can now grow freely as projected from 200,000 records today to one million interaction records within five years.
All data is entered and controlled centrally using CLARiSOFT Message Design Software, and linked to packaging lines via the CLARiNET
network database.
The provincial government is helping to promote and expand access to business services in Northern Ontario through a College Boreal initiative to develop a business
network database.
Additional features include network discovery, test result storage on removable compact flash memory cards, detailed reporting options, ability to display the
network database via a Web-based remote control, support for showing hierarchy levels on the locate switch port toot, and a description field for the cable-shielding indicator.--Agilent
The Biomolecular Interaction
Network Database serves as a comprehensive, publicly accessible repository for data and software tools related to those critical biomolecular functions.
The NDB (
Network Database) Cluster database server--developed by Ericsson, available from Alzato--was designed to meet this requirement.
New patterns were submitted to CDC for assignment of a genotyping
network database designation.