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1 Flaris Feller(flaris.feller@gmail.com)
2 Ronaldo Mello(r.mello@ufsc.br)

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1 Bogorny, V., Renso, C., Aquino, A., Siqueira, F., and Alvares, L. (2014). CONSTAnT - A Conceptual Data Model for Semantic Trajectories of MOs. Trans. GIS, 18(1):66–88.
2 Brandoli, B. et al. (2022). From Multiple Aspect Trajectories to Predictive Analysis: A Case Study on Fishing Vessels in the Northern Adriatic Sea. GeoInformatica, 26:551–579.
3 Ding, Z., Yang, B., Gu ̈ting, R., and Li, Y. (2015). Network-Matched Trajectory-Based MOD: Models and Applications. IEEE Trans. Intell. Transp. Syst., 16(4):1918–1928.
4 Feller, F. (2023). MasterMobilityDB - Uma Camada de Persistência e Manipulação para Trajetórias de Múltiplos Aspectos. Master’s Thesis, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina.
5 Feller, F. and Mello, R. (2022). A Survey on Persistence Strategies for Semantically Enriched Trajectories. In GEOINFO 2022, pages 50–62. MCTIC/INPE.
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16 Xu, J., Lu, H., and Bao, Z. (2023). A Query Optimizer for Range Queries over Multi- Attribute Trajectories. ACM Trans. Intell. Syst. Technol., 14(1).
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