DOMINO: Moving Objects Databases
Ouri Wolfson, University of Illinois at Chicago The project DOMINO (Databases fOr MovINg Objects tracking) develops a prototype database system for tracking mobile units LINK
Author: Roberto Zicari
GeoWeb
University of Bonn Provides software tools for geo-scientists to achieve a consistent non-redundunt storage and efficient access for 3D-modelling data. LINK
Aspect-Oriented Databases
Lancaster University Work at Lancaster applying AOP to develop more evolvable and adaptable object database systems. LINK
Advanced Databases
Jérôme Darmont, ERIC, Université Lumière – Lyon 2 Object programming in databases (with applications in Oracle SQL and PL/SQL). LINK
006.04 When to Use an ODBMS
Rick Grehan Some basic guidelines when deciding whether to use an ODBMS. DOWNLOAD (PDF)
006.03 ODBMS for RDBMS Users
Rick Grehan A basic introduction to ODBMS for RDBMS users. DOWNLOAD (PDF)
029.01 Hitting the Relational Wall
Andrew Wade, Objectivity Inc. This paper makes the case for selecting an object database when the applications require information models to support relationships, new data types, extensible data types, and direct support of objects....
Java Network: RPC and RMI Mechanisms Using Java
Philippe Roose, LIUPPA/Laboratoire d’Informatique Appliquée de l’UPPA On serialization of Java objects, RPC and RMI. DOWNLOAD (PDF) or (PPT)
Database Curriculum Examples
Suzanne W. Dietrich, Susan D. Urban Associated with the book: An Advanced Course in Database Systems: Beyond Relational Databases,Prentice Hall, 2005. LINK
Object Persistence Design Guidelines
Peter Forster, Winterthur Insurance Design Guidelines when persisting objects in a relational database. DOWNLOAD (PDF)