Abstract

The software architecture is composed by a web application (BIS client) and a web service (BIS service). The former can be accessed using a common browser and presents in a user-friendly way the core functionalities supplied by the latter. Underneath, the two components interact through the means of an HTTP API based on the LCML-based data model; the BIS service makes use of a geo-database to store georeferenced data and a native XML database to store and transform the LCML collections according to the user requests. The LCML-based data model is encoded using XML schema, in order to leverage the query capabilities of a native XML database (e.g. XQuery, XPath). The use of native XML technologies seems a reasonable choice to enable the system scaling, maintaining unaltered the full set of information that is available in LCCS3/LCML. Future steps of this work include the application of BIS functionalities on even larger LCCS3 legends (e.g. output of automatic classification systems).

Autore Pugliese

• Mosca Nicola

Tutti gli autori

• A. Di Gregorio; N. Mosca; E. Boldrini; S. Maffei; P. Blonda

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2017

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