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    Selective Data Replication for Distributed Geographical Data Sets (2008)

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/2545
    http://dx.doi.org/10.26021/6728
    
    Thesis Discipline
    Computer Science
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    Master of Science
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    University of Canterbury. Computer Science and Software Engineering
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    Gu, Xuan
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    Abstract

    The main purpose of this research is to incorporate additional higher-level semantics into the existing data replication strategies in such a way that their flexibility and performance can be improved in favour of both data providers and consumers. The resulting approach from this research is referred to as the selective data replication system. With this system, the data that has been updated by a data provider is captured and batched into messages known as update notifications. Once update notifications are received by data consumers, they are used to evaluate so-called update policies, which are specified by data consumers containing details on when data replications need to occur and what data needs to be updated during the replications.

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    data replication; distributed database; ontology; geographical information system
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