Oracle GIS - New 26ai features and mini survey

Hi all,

Last August my colleague Karin Patenge presented the Oracle Database 26ai new features for Spatial data. You check the replay here: https://asktom.oracle.com/ords/r/tech/catalog/session-landing-page?p2_event_id=118211928080681616880019822322551248551&p2_source_log=QR

HTH

Topics addressed:

Oracle AI Database 26ai introduces Oracle Spatial Spatiotemporal Analytics, making it easier to model, store, index, and query moving-point data as a first-class database workload.

Join this AskTOM Spatial Series session to see how spatial and temporal
dimensions can be analyzed together using standard SQL—supporting
high-performance insights from trajectories generated by vehicles,
assets, devices, aircraft, vessels, and IoT sensors.

We’ll explore the new feature’s integrated, timestamp-aware indexing and
query capabilities, then broaden the discussion with complementary
Oracle Spatial features and practical guidance for designing efficient
spatial data models, selecting indexes, and tuning queries at scale.

Objectives

  • Understand the new Oracle Spatial Spatiotemporal Analytics capability in Oracle AI Database 26ai.
  • Learn how to model and query moving-point trajectories using standard SQL.
  • See how integrated spatial-temporal indexing improves performance for large historical and live-location datasets.
  • Explore complementary Oracle Spatial capabilities that enhance analysis and visualization workflows.
  • Apply practical best practices for data modeling, indexing, and performant spatial query design.

Also, I was wondering how many of the GeoDjango developers would be interested for a dedicated session with the Oracle Database Spatial/GIS product management team?