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MODELING A GEO-SPATIAL DATABASE FOR MANAGING TRAVELERS’ DEMAND

The geo-spatial database is a new technology in database systems which allow storing, retrieving and maintaining the spatial data. In this paper, we seek to design and implement a geo-spatial database for managing the traveler’s demand with the aid of open-source tools and object-relational database package. The building of geo-spatial database starts with the design of data model in terms of conceptual, logical and physical data model and then the design has been implemented into an object-relational database. The geo-spatial database is developed to facilitate the storage of geographic information (where things are) with descriptive information (what things are like) into the vector model. The developed vector geo-spatial data can be accessed and rendered in the form of map to create the awareness of existence of various services and facilities for prospective travelers and visitors.