DBM 384 Week 3 Spatial Databases
Individual Spatial Databases | For this assignment, you will choose from the following options:
· Option 1: Spatial Hands-On · Option 2: Spatial PowerPoint
Read the instructions in the University of Phoenix Material: Spatial Databaseslocated on the student website and select one option to complete the assignment. |
Spatial Databases
Select and complete one of the following assignments.
Option 1: Temporal Hands-On
You have been tasked with creating a SQL Function that will take as input latitude and longitude and will return the distance between the two points in miles.
As you develop this function, consider the following:
Microsoft®SQL Server® now provides a geography type. You can set a location on the globe into this type of variable using the following approach: geography::Point(lat,long,4268).
Further, Microsoft®SQL Server® provides a function STDistance() that can be used to calculate the distance between two geographic points.
Submit the CREATE FUNCTION script used to perform this calculation.
Option 2: Spatial Presentation
Createa 7- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation and address the following:
· What does a spatial database store? How does it store it?
· How is SQL used to retrieve information from a spatial database?
· Explain what observer functions are and their role in a spatial database. Provide examples.
Include a cover page, speaker notes, and at least three references.
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