Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 1997; Proceedings of the I A. Min Tjoa Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag/Wi

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Clustering Distributed Complex Objects - Management and Performancevanced electronic infrastructures for the flexible exchange of all sorts of information..Rapid advances in computer network technology have made it possible for disparate computers and database management systems to transparently share data and applications at more than one sites on the network..Due

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Federating Databases and Files: An Approach to a Uniform and Comfortable Interface to Heterogeneous e to derive an appropriate local conceptual schema. The derived conceptual schemata and the schemata of other tourist database systems will be integrated into a federated schema. Moreover, we briefly discuss the benefits of a federated tourist information system.

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TIS@WEB - Database Supported Tourist Information on the Webe will give you a closer look on the architecture, the realisation, and the functionality of TIS@WEB. Our approach of “batchgeneration” and “on-the-fly” generation of Web-pages is described. Afterwards, requirements for the next generation of tourism WWW-servers are discussed.

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Geographical Information System Based Decision Support System for Tourism Planning and Development of problems confronting the planner, in particular; (ii) to find potential sites for specific tourism investment under the diverse criteria relevant to the users; and (iii) to demonstrate the possible impacts of tourism investments.