Abstract :
Summary form only given. With the development of global standards for data interchange in time critical domains such as air traffic control, transportation systems, and medical informatics, the general industry in these areas have started to move into a more data-centric operations and services. The main aim of the standards is to support integration and collaborative decision support systems that are operationally driven by the underlying data. The aim here is to develop an integration method for data that comes from different domains that operationally need to interact together. The work especially focuses on those domains that have temporal and spatial characteristics as their main properties. In this talk, recent efforts in large data integration, filtering, and visualisation will be presented. These integration efforts are often required to support real-time decision making processes in emergency situations, flight delays, and severe weather conditions. In particular, this work has been targeted for situations where current and predicted spatial-temporal data (moving objects and static objects) is an essential part of the decision making.
