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Preface to SeCoGIS 2009.

, and . ER Workshops, volume 5833 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 296. Springer, (2009)

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Data Warehouses: Next Challenges., and . eBISS, volume 96 of Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, page 1-26. Springer, (2011)Preface to SeCoGIS 2009., and . ER Workshops, volume 5833 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 296. Springer, (2009)Spatial Hierarchies and Topological Relationships in the Spatial MultiDimER Model., and . BNCOD, volume 3567 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 17-28. Springer, (2005)Object-Relational Representation of a Conceptual Model for Temporal Data Warehouses., and . CAiSE, volume 4001 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 96-110. Springer, (2006)Modeling and Querying Data Warehouses on the Semantic Web Using QB4OLAP., , and . DaWaK, volume 8646 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 45-56. Springer, (2014)An adaptation of the GAIA visualization method for cartography., , and . MCDM, page 29-35. IEEE, (2011)Querying Multiversion Data Warehouses., and . ADBIS (Short Papers and Workshops), volume 539 of Communications in Computer and Information Science, page 346-357. Springer, (2015)Requirements Engineering for Data Warehouses., , and . EDA, volume B-11 of RNTI, page 49-64. Hermann-Éditions, (2015)Temporal aggregates and temporal universal quantification in standard SQL.. SIGMOD Record, 35 (2): 16-21 (2006)Representing spatiality in a conceptual multidimensional model., and . GIS, page 12-22. ACM, (2004)