2016-10-05T10:50:02,521 INFO MCRUserAgentFilter: Closing session: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; bingbot/2.0; +http://www.bing.com/bingbot.htm) matches (bot|spider|crawler|mercator|slurp|seek|nagios|Java) 2016-10-05T10:50:50,510 INFO Schneider MCRServlet: MCRXEditorServlet ip=132.176.162.148 mcr=db79484a-b06d-4bbb-9475-656112a0ce13 user=Schneider 2016-10-05T10:50:50,512 INFO Schneider MCRXEditorServlet: sending submission to target servlet CreateObjectAppendDerivateServlet 2016-10-05T10:50:50,525 ERROR Schneider MCRServlet: Exception while in rendering phase: The data "The management of moving objects has been intensively studied in recent years. A wide and increasing range of database applications has to deal with spatial objects whose position changes continuously over time, called moving objects. The main interest of these applica- tions is to eciently store and query the positions of these continuously moving objects. To achieve this goal, index structures are required. The main proposals of index structures for moving objects deal with unconstrained 2-dimensional movement. The constrained move- ment is a special and a very important case of object movement. For example, cars move in roads and trains in railroads. In this paper we propose a new index structure for moving objects on networks, the MON-Tree. We describe two network models that can be indexed by the MON-Tree. The rst model is edge oriented, i.e., the network is composed by edges and nodes and each edge has an associated polyline. The second one is more suitable for transportation networks and is route oriented, i.e., the network is composed by routes and junctions. A route has also an associated polyline as attribute. We propose the index in terms of the basic algorithms for insertion and querying and test our proposal in an ex- perimental evaluation with generated data sets using as underlying networks the roads and railroads of Germany. The MON-Tree showed good scalability when increasing the number of objects and time units in the index structure, and the query window and time interval in querying. In our tests, the MON-Tree that indexes the route oriented model showed the best results." is not legal for a JDOM character content: 0x000e is not a legal XML character. 2016-10-05T10:50:50,526 ERROR MCRErrorServlet: /servlets/XEditor: Error 500 occured. The following message was given: The data "The management of moving objects has been intensively studied in recent years. A wide and increasing range of database applications has to deal with spatial objects whose position changes continuously over time, called moving objects. The main interest of these applica- tions is to eciently store and query the positions of these continuously moving objects. To achieve this goal, index structures are required. The main proposals of index structures for moving objects deal with unconstrained 2-dimensional movement. The constrained move- ment is a special and a very important case of object movement. For example, cars move in roads and trains in railroads. In this paper we propose a new index structure for moving objects on networks, the MON-Tree. We describe two network models that can be indexed by the MON-Tree. The rst model is edge oriented, i.e., the network is composed by edges and nodes and each edge has an associated polyline. The second one is more suitable for transportation networks and is route oriented, i.e., the network is composed by routes and junctions. A route has also an associated polyline as attribute. We propose the index in terms of the basic algorithms for insertion and querying and test our proposal in an ex- perimental evaluation with generated data sets using as underlying networks the roads and railroads of Germany. The MON-Tree showed good scalability when increasing the number of objects and time units in the index structure, and the query window and time interval in querying. In our tests, the MON-Tree that indexes the route oriented model showed the best results." is not legal for a JDOM character content: 0x000e is not a legal XML character. org.jdom2.IllegalDataException: The data "The management of moving objects has been intensively studied in recent years. A wide and increasing range of database applications has to deal with spatial objects whose position changes continuously over time, called moving objects. The main interest of these applica- tions is to eciently store and query the positions of these continuously moving objects. To achieve this goal, index structures are required. The main proposals of index structures for moving objects deal with unconstrained 2-dimensional movement. The constrained move- ment is a special and a very important case of object movement. For example, cars move in roads and trains in railroads. In this paper we propose a new index structure for moving objects on networks, the MON-Tree. We describe two network models that can be indexed by the MON-Tree. The rst model is edge oriented, i.e., the network is composed by edges and nodes and each edge has an associated polyline. The second one is more suitable for transportation networks and is route oriented, i.e., the network is composed by routes and junctions. A route has also an associated polyline as attribute. We propose the index in terms of the basic algorithms for insertion and querying and test our proposal in an ex- perimental evaluation with generated data sets using as underlying networks the roads and railroads of Germany. The MON-Tree showed good scalability when increasing the number of objects and time units in the index structure, and the query window and time interval in querying. 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