NASA NTRS · 19920029827
Using semantic data modeling techniques to organize an object-oriented database for extending the mass storage model
Abstract
A methodology for optimizing organization of data obtained by NASA earth and space missions is discussed. The methodology uses a concept based on semantic data modeling techniques implemented in a hierarchical storage model. The modeling is used to organize objects in mass storage devices, relational database systems, and object-oriented databases. The semantic data modeling at the metadata record level is examined, including the simulation of a knowledge base and semantic metadata storage issues. The semantic data model hierarchy and its application for efficient data storage is addressed, as is the mapping of the application structure to the mass storage.
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Campbell, William J., Short, Nicholas M., Jr., Roelofs, Larry H., Dorfman, Erik. 1991-10-01. Using semantic data modeling techniques to organize an object-oriented database for extending the mass storage model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920029827
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