Hi Robert,

I can offer a brieft summary:

Spatial Indexing refers to DBMS that support (fundamentally) multi-part
key indexes and associated acceleration structures like kd- and r-
trees. The common "spatial" use-case is a multi-part (primary,
secondary, and tertiary) key of [X,Y,Z] or [lat,long,elevation].

The traditional concept of tile paging translates into spatial queries
of the DBMS in real-time. Spatial queries can be cover a range of
operations from area/volume retrieval to spatial alglebra (intersect,
nearest, inside, etc.) that can include GIS qualifiers like countries,
cities, roads, etc.

Regards,
Marcus

On Wed, 2006-10-04 at 17:30 +0100, Robert Osfield wrote:
> HI Larry,
> 
> I haven't hearing of spaitial indexing before, care to explain?
> 
> Thee PagedLOD node that manges the LOD ranges and what tiles to page
> in can be as set in pretty any spatial way you want, typically it'd be
> a quad tree group hanging off the second child (the external tile) and
> the first tile which is the low level of detail.  You could set up
> this relationship anyway way you want, its entirely down the the
> database generation tool. 
> 
> Robert.
> 
> On 10/4/06, larry davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>         Hi,
>         
>         After a brief look at the databasepager and the readerwriter
>         plug-in, I wonder how can OSG handle data source that supports
>         spatial indexing, so that the data source don't have to be
>         tiled.
>         
>         Can someone point out to some examples about osg and spatial
>         indexed source data, if there is any. 
>         
>         Larry
>         
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