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Complex query types, huge data volumes, and very high read/update ratios make the indexing techniques designed and tuned for traditional database systems unsuitable for data warehouses (DW). We propose an encoded bitmap indexing for DWs which improves the performance of known bitmap indexing in the case of large cardinality domains. A performance analysis and theorems which identify properties of good encodings for better performance are presented. We compare encoded bitmap indexing with related techniques, such as bit slicing, projection-, dynamic-, and range-based indexing.