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Conceptual Modeling - ER '97

16th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, Los Angeles, CA, USA, November 3-5, 1997. Proceedings

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  • © 1997

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  1. David W. Embley
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  2. Robert C. Goldstein
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1331)

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Table of contents (37 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. From conceptual modeler to university president

    • Alan G. Merten
    Pages 1-1

  3. An Ontology for Database Design Automation

    • Veda C. Storey, Harald Ullrich, Shankar Sundaresan
    Pages 2-15

  4. Exploiting domain knowledge during the automated design of object-oriented databases

    • Michael Lloyd-Williams
    Pages 16-29

  5. Intelligent support for retrieval and synthesis of patterns for object-oriented design

    • Sandeep Purao, Veda C. Storey
    Pages 30-42

  6. A conceptual development framework for temporal information systems

    • I. Petrounias
    Pages 43-56

  7. Temporal features of class populations and attributes in conceptual models

    • Dolors Costal, Antoni Olivé, Maria-Ribera Sancho
    Pages 57-70

  8. Managing schema evolution using a temporal object model

    • Iqbal A. Goralwalla, Duane Szafron, M. Tamer Özsu, Randal J. Peters
    Pages 71-84

  9. Distributed object repositories: concepts and standards

    • Sridhar Iyengar
    Pages 85-101

  10. Extended SQL support for uncertain data

    • Debabrata Dey, Sumit Sarkar
    Pages 102-112

  11. Conceptual queries using ConQuer-II

    • A. C. Bloesch, T. A. Halpin
    Pages 113-126

  12. Transaction-based specification of database evolution

    • Lars Bækgaard
    Pages 127-140

  13. Well-behaving rule systems for entity-relationship and object oriented models

    • Klaus-Dieter Schewe
    Pages 141-154

  14. Behavior consistent refinement of object life cycles

    • Michael Schrefl, Markus Stumptner
    Pages 155-168

  15. Activity flow: Towards incremental specification and flexible coordination of workflow activities

    • Ling Liu, Calton Pu
    Pages 169-182

  16. Silver bullet shy on legacy mountain: When neat technology just doesn't work -or Miracles to save the realm: Faustian bargains or noble pursuits

    • Michael L. Brodie
    Pages 183-183

  17. A multi-level architecture for representing enterprise data models

    • Daniel Moody
    Pages 184-197

  18. Data model for customizing db schemas based on business policies

    • Jun Sekine, Atsushi Kitai, Yoshihito Ooshima, Yasuhiro Oohara
    Pages 198-214

  19. Explaining conceptual models — An architecture and design principles

    • Hercules Dalianis, Paul Johannesson
    Pages 215-228

  20. Extending an object-oriented model: Multiple class objects

    • Tomáŝ Hruŝka, Petr Kolenĉík
    Pages 229-242
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, ER '97, held in Los Angeles, California, USA, in November 1997.
The 32 revised full papers presented in the book were carefully selected from a total of 93 submissions. Also included are two full invited papers.The volume is divided in topical sections on automated design, temporal modeling, languages, activity modeling, applied modeling, object-oriented modeling, theoretical issues in modeling, experience and applications, distributed systems, integration, and tools.

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