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| + | * Description: A common way to organize original source material in a database structure. It is irrelevant whether the data is numeric or graphic or computer files. Web-based methods have been developed to manage database online. Data mining techniques are useful in retrieving information from huge databases – several techniques are developed in order to find appropriate results and quick solutions with efficient search algorithms. Database store raw data and we need data mining (DM), because of its help useful information can be gathered from data. When data are transformed into knowledge, DM is a significant step in this process. | ||
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| + | * Other definitions: [http://www.google.at/search?hl=en&rlz=1R2SUNA_deAT331&q=define%3A+Database+Management+System&meta= Search the web] | ||
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| + | * Examples of the application of Databases in forest management: [http://www.efi.int/portal/virtual_library/databases/ Forest Resource Databases hosted by EFI]; [http://www.jifpro.or.jp/web-content/index-database.html Database on Artificial Forests in the Tropics]; [http://info.fsc.org/PublicCertificateSearch FSC Certificate Database]; [http://faipariadatbazis.nyme.hu/index.php?wlang=en&page= Online Wood Industries Database]; [http://www.ricercaforestale.it/modules.php?op=modload&name=PDA&file=index DB dei Piani di Assestamento Forestale del Trentino] | ||
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Revision as of 08:53, 4 April 2013
- Description: A common way to organize original source material in a database structure. It is irrelevant whether the data is numeric or graphic or computer files. Web-based methods have been developed to manage database online. Data mining techniques are useful in retrieving information from huge databases – several techniques are developed in order to find appropriate results and quick solutions with efficient search algorithms. Database store raw data and we need data mining (DM), because of its help useful information can be gathered from data. When data are transformed into knowledge, DM is a significant step in this process.
- Other definitions: Search the web
- Examples of the application of Databases in forest management: Forest Resource Databases hosted by EFI; Database on Artificial Forests in the Tropics; FSC Certificate Database; Online Wood Industries Database; DB dei Piani di Assestamento Forestale del Trentino
