Oracle Spatial system requirements

Hi Experts,
I have a 32bit window 2003 server with 8G memory (PAE added to *g from 2G) with 4 CPU.
we use oracle 10GR4 suppour in stream.
Based on application, I need to install Oracle Spatial ( Actually, I can saw Oracle Spatial object in sysaux tablespace).
I could not find how many system resource requirement to support Oracle Spatial future.
ALso How to check Oracle Spatial is installed into system?
Thanks for HELP!!
JIM

You can see what kind of options you have with:
select * from dba_registry;
Do you really need Oracle Spatial or just the free subset Oracle Locator?

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