In this paper we present a novel inference control technique, based on graphs, to control the number of accessible parcels in a cadastral database. Different levels of collusion resistance are introduced as part of the approach. The dynamic aspect of the cadastral application, caused by mutation operations, is handled. We propose a scheme for gradually resetting the inference graph allowing continuous access to the data.
['Firas Al Khalil', 'Alban Gabillon', 'Patrick Capolsini']
Collusion Resistant Inference Control for Cadastral Databases