Abstract

Spatial-temporal data models and query languages are a topic of growing interest. A spatial-temporal database is a database that embodies spatial, temporal, and spatial-temporal database concepts and captures simultaneously spatial and temporal aspects of data. A spatial data object occupies a certain region of space, which is characterized by its location and boundary. It deals with geometries that change with time. In this research to focus the moving object in different environment with the algorithmic details of each object movement likewise sky, water fall and hills. The positions of moving objects are continuously changing over time. For modeling these moving objects, consider both continuous and discrete models. The position of moving object can be calculated by time, speed, route, hiding position and reflection angle etc. The speed and route are managed as dynamic attributes, and are the motion information of moving object. The attribute uses in whole concept in dynamic.

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