From information requirements to DBTG-data structures

  • Authors:
  • J. A. Bubenko, Jr.;S. Berild;E. Lindencrona-Ohlin;S. Nachmens

  • Affiliations:
  • Research group CADIS, Department of Information Processing and Computer Science, Royal Institute of Technology/University of Stockholm, Sweden;Research group CADIS, Department of Information Processing and Computer Science, Royal Institute of Technology/University of Stockholm, Sweden;Research group CADIS, Department of Information Processing and Computer Science, Royal Institute of Technology/University of Stockholm, Sweden;Research group CADIS, Department of Information Processing and Computer Science, Royal Institute of Technology/University of Stockholm, Sweden

  • Venue:
  • Proceedings of the 1976 conference on Data : Abstraction, definition and structure
  • Year:
  • 1976

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Abstract

The problem of determining, analysis and description of a particular application's information structure (and relations) and the process of mapping the information structure to a “good” data structure (in this case a DBTG-type structure) is considered. The applicability of a top-down oriented design procedure to a relatively large practical data base design case is demonstrated. A conceptual framework and a notation to be used for determining and definition of information requirements, information structure and information relations is suggested. A systematic and partly formalized approach to map an information structure to a DBTG-type data structure is discussed. The problem of analysis and evaluation of alternative DBTG-type structures is also considered.