The directional relations between spatial objects cannot be quantitatively analyzed with directional feature in existing models, which caused regional query to be involved in only single-direction open region. To resolve this problem, a space vector model algorithm combined with vector operation and MB-tree was proposed to deal with directional relation query in continuous and open regions. The proposed algorithm mainly included two steps. One was filtration, and the other was purification. In the process of filtration, the relations between query region and the vertexes of space object's Minimum Bounding Rectangles (MBRs) were analyzed quantitatively and the corresponding judging method was given. Effective pruning rule for nodes of MB-tree was given to reduce I/O cost when directional query was executed by the order of MB-tree. In the process of purification, in order to find actual target objects, MBRs which were saved in the filtration step were traversed. The experiments show that the proposed algorithm can not only solve the query of single open region, but also solve the query of continuous and multidirectional region. In addition, the algorithm can be used in two- and three-dimensional spaces.
CDN is a fictitious network, covered in Internet and made up of nodal servers in different areas. Through caching, duplicating, load balancing and user request redirecting, CDN pushes information resources to network edges to provide end users with the best and most available servers to access various contents. A brief view of CDN technology was presented, including basic working principles of CDN platform, design principles and mechanism compare of the content routing, and the nodal content engine was compared. The establishment of information sources in broadband networks was also mentioned.