Advances in Database Technology -- EDBT 2006 : 10 International Conference on Extending Database Technology, Munich, Germany, 26-31 March 2006, Proceedings
by Ioannidis, Yannis; Scholl, Marc H.; Schmidt, Joachim W.; Matthes, Florian; Hatzopoulos, MikeFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2006-05-15
Publisher(s): Springer-Verlag New York Inc
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Summary
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Extending Database Technology, EDBT 2006, held in Munich, Germany, in March 2006. The 60 revised research papers presented together with 8 industrial application papers, 20 software demos, and 3 invited contributions were carefully reviewed and selected from 352 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on data streams, semantic heterogeneity, distributed databases, multidimensionality and nearest-neighbor searches, privacy and security, temporal data management, text databases and information retrieval, schema management, approximation and estimation, data and query patterns, XML queries and updates, data streams and pub/sub systems, data mining and knowledge discovery, images, multimedia, and user interfaces, XML data management, query optimization, data structures and indexing, nontraditional query processing, spatial data management, and extending data base technology.
Table of Contents
| Database architecture fertilizers : just-in-time, just-enough, and autonomous growth | p. 1 |
| Digital video : just another data stream? | p. 2 |
| Charting a dataspace : lessons from Lewis and Clark | p. 3 |
| Fast approximate wavelet tracking on streams | p. 4 |
| Resource adaptive periodicity estimation of streaming data | p. 23 |
| On futuristic query processing in data streams | p. 41 |
| Detecting similarities in ontologies with the SOQA-SimPack toolkit | p. 59 |
| Holistic schema matching for Web query interfaces | p. 77 |
| Data mapping as search | p. 95 |
| Parllelizing skyline queries for scalable distribution | p. 112 |
| Replication, load balancing and efficient range query processing in DHTs | p. 131 |
| IQN routing : integrating quality and novelty in P2P querying and ranking | p. 149 |
| Efficient quantile retrieval on multi-dimensional data | p. 167 |
| Fast nearest neighbor search on road networks | p. 186 |
| Approximation techniques to enable dimensionality reduction for Voronoi-based nearest neighbor search | p. 204 |
| Authorization-transparent access control for XML uder the non-Truman model | p. 222 |
| On honesty in sovereign information sharing | p. 240 |
| Multi-dimensional aggregation for temporal data | p. 257 |
| Similarity search on time series based on threshold queries | p. 276 |
| Supporting temporal slicing in XML databases | p. 295 |
| Indexing shared content in information retrieval systems | p. 313 |
| Feedback-driven structural query expansion for ranked retrieval of XML data | p. 331 |
| Expressiveness and performance of full-text search languages | p. 349 |
| Model-independent schema and data translation | p. 368 |
| Physical design refinement : the "merge-reduce" approach | p. 386 |
| Online, non-blocking relational schema changes | p. 405 |
| Deferred maintenance of disk-based random samples | p. 423 |
| Exploiting cluster analysis for constructing multi-dimensional histograms on both static and evolving data | p. 442 |
| HASE : a hybrid approach to selectivity estimation for conjunctive predicates | p. 460 |
| On high dimensional skylines | p. 478 |
| From analysis to interactive exploration : building visual hierarchies from OLAP cubes | p. 496 |
| DPTree : a distributed pattern tree index for partial-match queries in peer-to-peer networks | p. 515 |
| A decomposition-based probabilistic framework for estimating the selectivity of XML twig queries | p. 533 |
| Conflicting XML updates | p. 552 |
| Improving the efficiency of XPath execution on relational systems | p. 570 |
| Bridging physical and virtual worlds : complex event processing for RFID data streams | p. 588 |
| On concurrency control in sliding window queries over data streams | p. 608 |
| Towards expressive publish/subscribe systems | p. 627 |
| Finding data broadness via generalized nearest neighbors | p. 645 |
| TrajPattern : mining sequential patterns from imprecise trajectories of mobile objects | p. 664 |
| On exploring the power-law relationship in the itemset support distribution | p. 682 |
| Fast query point movement techniques with relevance feedback for content-based image retrieval | p. 700 |
| On fast non-metric similarity search by metric access methods | p. 718 |
| Constructing a generic natural language interface for an XML database | p. 737 |
| A new design for a native XML storage and indexing manager | p. 755 |
| XML duplicate detection using sorted neighborhoods | p. 773 |
| Handling interlinked XML instances on the Web | p. 792 |
| Query planning in the presence of overlapping sources | p. 811 |
| Optimizing monitoring queries over distributed data | p. 829 |
| Progressive query optimization for federated queries | p. 847 |
| Indexing spatially sensitive distance measures using multi-resolution lower bounds | p. 865 |
| Indexing incomplete databases | p. 884 |
| FlexInd : a flexible and parameterizable air-indexing scheme for data broadcast systems | p. 902 |
| Multi-query SQL progress indicators | p. 921 |
| Finding equivalent rewritings in the presence of arithmetic comparisons | p. 942 |
| Fast computation of reachability labeling for large graphs | p. 961 |
| Distributed spatial clustering in sensor networks | p. 980 |
| SCUBA : scalable cluster-based algorithm for evaluating continuous spatio-temporal queries on moving objects | p. 1001 |
| Caching complementary space for location-based services | p. 1020 |
| Evolving triggers for dynamic environments | p. 1039 |
| A framework for distributed XML data management | p. 1049 |
| Querying and updating probabilistic information in XML | p. 1059 |
| An ECA rule rewriting mechanism for peer data management systems | p. 1069 |
| A metric definition, computation, and reporting model for business operation analysis | p. 1079 |
| BISON : providing business information analysis as a service | p. 1084 |
| The design and architecture of the [tau]-synopses system | p. 1088 |
| Integrating a maximum-entropy cardinality estimator into DB2 UDB | p. 1092 |
| Improving DB2 performance expert - a generic analysis framework | p. 1097 |
| Managing collections of XML schemas in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 | p. 1102 |
| Enabling outsourced service providers to think globally while acting locally | p. 1106 |
| Another example of a data warehouse system based on transposed files | p. 1110 |
| XG : a grid-enabled query processing engine | p. 1115 |
| Managing and querying versions of multiversion data warehouse | p. 1121 |
| Natix visual interfaces | p. 1125 |
| Hermes - a framework for location-based data management | p. 1130 |
| TeNDaX, a collaborative database-based real-time editor system | p. 1135 |
| Synopses reconciliation via calibration in the [tau]-synopses system | p. 1139 |
| X-evolution : a system for XML schema evolution and document adaptation | p. 1143 |
| TQuEST : threshold query execution for large sets of time series | p. 1147 |
| VICO : visualizing connected object orderings | p. 1151 |
| XQueryViz : an XQuery visualization tool | p. 1155 |
| SAT : spatial awareness from textual input | p. 1159 |
| MUSCLE : music classification engine with user feedback | p. 1164 |
| iMONDRAIAN : a visual tool to annotate and query scientific databases | p. 1168 |
| The SIRUP ontology query API in action | p. 1172 |
| Querying mediated geographic data sources | p. 1176 |
| FIS-by-step : visualization of the fast index scan for nearest neighbor queries | p. 1182 |
| ArHeX : an approximate retrieval system for highly heterogeneous XML document collections | p. 1186 |
| MonetDB/XQuery - consistent and efficient updates on the pre/post plane | p. 1190 |
| STRIDER : a versatile system for structural disambiguation | p. 1194 |
| An extensible, distributed simulation environment for peer data management systems | p. 1198 |
| Data management in the social Web | p. 1203 |
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