SpatiaLite [SEP] operating system
extends SQLite's existing spatial support to cover the OGC's SFS specification. It isn't necessary to use SpatiaLite to manage spatial data in SQLite, which has its own implementation of R-tree indexes and geometry types. But SpatiaLite is needed for advanced spatial queries and to support multiple map projections. SpatiaLite is provided natively for Linux and Windows as a software library as well several utilities that incorporate the SpatiaLite library. These utilities include command line tools that extend SQLite's own with spatial macros, a graphical GUI for manipulating Spatialite
VMDS, the native GE Smallworld GIS database
- Spatial Query Server from Boeing spatially enables Sybase ASE.
- SpatiaLite extends Sqlite with spatial datatypes, functions, and utilities.
- Tarantool supports geospatial queries with RTREE index.
- Teradata Geospatial includes 2D spatial functionality (OGC-compliant) in its data warehouse system.
- Vertica Place, the geo-spatial extension for HP Vertica, adds OGC-compliant spatial features to the relational column-store database.
See also.
- Object-based