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Database and Expert Systems Applications

9th International Conference, DEXA'98, Vienna, Austria, August 24-28, 1998, Proceedings

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  • © 1998

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  1. Gerald Quirchmayr
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1460)

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Table of contents (82 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Composite event management in TriGS — Concepts and implementation

    • Werner Retschitzegger
    Pages 1-15

  3. Towards a semantic event service for distributed active database applications

    • C. Collet, G. Vargas-Solar, H. Grazziotin-Ribeiro
    Pages 16-27

  4. Involving fuzzy concepts in active mobile databases

    • Yücel Saygin, özgür Ulusoy
    Pages 28-37

  5. An analytical study of object identifier indexing

    • Kjetil NØrvÃ¥g, Kjell Bratbergsengen
    Pages 38-49

  6. D02: Deductive object-oriented database system

    • Tok Wang Ling, Boon Tun Wee, Sin Yeung Lee
    Pages 50-59

  7. Selecting actions to trigger in active database applications

    • Huang-Cheng Kuo, Gültekin özsoyoÄŸlu
    Pages 60-69

  8. Program understanding in databases reverse engineering

    • J. Henrard, V. Englebert, J-M. Hick, D. Roland, J-L. Hainaut
    Pages 70-79

  9. Semantics based schema analysis

    • Nayyer Masood, Barry Eaglestone
    Pages 80-89

  10. Automatic derivation of terminological properties from database schemes

    • L. Palopoli, D. Saccà, D. Ursino
    Pages 90-99

  11. A novel integration of OODBMS and information retrieval techniques for a document repository

    • Chung-Hong Lee, Lee-Feng Chien
    Pages 100-112

  12. Rectangular decomposition of signature file: Design issues and performance evaluation

    • Khedija Arour, Ali Jaoua
    Pages 113-124

  13. Cumulative duality in designing information brokers

    • Bernd Wondergem, Patrick van Bommel, Theo van der Weide
    Pages 125-134

  14. A workflow system based on agents

    • Igor Hawryszkiewycz, John Debenham
    Pages 135-144

  15. Multiuser transactions for collaborative database applications

    • Waldemar Wieczerzycki
    Pages 145-154

  16. Modeling phenomena in spatiotemporal databases: Desiderata and solutions

    • Nectaria Tryfona
    Pages 155-165

  17. Rulebase checking using a spatial representation

    • Frans Coenen
    Pages 166-175

  18. Hypermedia broadcasting with temporal links

    • Kazutoshi Sumiya, Reiko Noda, Katsumi Tanaka
    Pages 176-185

  19. Inferring functional dependencies in linearly ordered databases

    • Wilfred Ng
    Pages 186-195

  20. Building consistent sample databases to support information system evolution and migration

    • Jesus Bisbal, Bing Wu, Deirdre Lawless, Jane Grimson
    Pages 196-205
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications, DEXA'98, held in Vienna, Austria, in August 1998.
The 81 revised full papers presented were carefully selected from a total of more than 200 submissions. The papers are organized in sections on active databases, object-oriented systems, data engineering, information retrieval, workflow and cooperative systems, spatial and temporal aspects, document management, spatial databases, adaptation and view updates, genetic algorithms, cooperative and distributed environments, interaction and communication, transcation, advanced applications, temporal aspects, oriented systems, partitioning and fragmentation, database queries, data, data warehouses, knowledge discovery and data mining, knowledge extraction, and knowledge base reduction for comprehension and reuse.

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