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9783540212003

Advances in Database Technology-Edbt 2004: 9th International Conference on Extending Database Technology : Herakleion, Crete, Greece, March 14-18, 2004 : Proceedings

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  • Copyright: 2004-04-14
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Extending Database Technology, EDBT 2004, held in Heraklion, Crete, Greece, in March 2004. The 42 revised full papers presented together with 2 industrial application papers, 15 software demos, and 3 invited contributions were carefully reviewed and selected from 294 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on distributed, mobile and peer-to-peer database systems; data mining and knowledge discovery; trustworthy database systems; innovative query processing techniques for XML data; data and information on the web; query processing techniques for spatial databases; foundations of query processing; advanced query processing and optimization; query processing techniques for data and schemas; multimedia and quality-aware systems; indexing techniques; and imprecise sequence pattern queries.

Table of Contents

Converged services : a hidden challenge for the web services paradigmp. 1
GRIDS, databases, and information systems engineering researchp. 3
Security and privacy for web databases and servicesp. 17
Content-based routing of path queries in peer-to-peer systemsp. 29
Energy-conserving air indexes for nearest neighbor searchp. 48
MobiEyes : distributed processing of continuously moving queries on moving objects in a mobile systemp. 57
DBDC : density based distributed clusteringp. 88
Iterative incremental clustering of time seriesp. 106
LIMBO : scalable clustering of categorical datap. 123
A framework for efficient storage security in RDBMSp. 147
Beyond 1-safety and 2-safety for replicated databases : group-safetyp. 165
A condensation approach to privacy preserving data miningp. 183
Efficient query evaluation over compressed XML datap. 200
XQzip : querying compressed XML using structural indexingp. 219
HOPI : an efficient connection index for complex XML document collectionsp. 237
Efficient distributed skylining for web information systemsp. 256
Query-customized rewriting and deployment of DB-to-XML mappingsp. 274
LexEQUAL : supporting multiscript matching in database systemsp. 292
A model for ternary projective relations between regionsp. 310
Computing and handling Cardinal direction informationp. 329
A tale of two schemas : creating a temporal XML schema from a snapshot schema with [tau]XSchemap. 348
Spatial queries in the presence of obstaclesp. 366
NNH : improving performance of nearest-neighbor searches using histogramsp. 385
Clustering multidimensional extended objects to speed up execution of spatial queriesp. 403
Processing unions of conjunctive queries with negation under limited access patternsp. 422
Projection pushing revisitedp. 441
On containment of conjunctive queries with arithmetic comparisonsp. 459
XPath with conditional axis relationsp. 477
Declustering two-dimensional datasets over MEMS-based storagep. 495
Self-tuning UDF cost modeling using the memory-limited quadtreep. 513
Distributed query optimization by query tradingp. 532
Sketch-based multi-query processing over data streamsp. 551
Processing data-stream join aggregates using skimmed sketchesp. 569
Joining punctuated streamsp. 587
Using convolution to mine obscure periodic patterns in one passp. 605
CUBE file : a file structure for hierarchically clustered OLAP cubesp. 621
Efficient schema-based revalidation of XMLp. 639
Hierarchical in-network data aggregation with quality guaranteesp. 658
Efficient similarity search for hierarchical data in large databasesp. 676
QuaSAQ : an approach to enabling end-to-end QoS for multimedia databasesp. 694
On indexing sliding windows over online data streamsp. 712
A framework for access methods for versioned datap. 730
Management of highly dynamic multidimensional data in a cluster of workstationsp. 748
Spatiotemporal compression techniques for moving point objectsp. 765
Non-contiguous sequence pattern queriesp. 783
Mining extremely skewed trading anomaliesp. 801
Flexible integration of molecular-biological annotation data : the GenMapper approachp. 811
Meta-SQL : towards practical meta-queryingp. 823
A framework for context-aware adaptable web servicesp. 826
Aggregation of continuous monitoring queries in wireless sensor networking systemsp. 830
eVitae : an event-based electronic chroniclep. 834
CAT : correct answers of continuous queries using triggersp. 837
Hippo : a system for computing consistent answers to a class of SQL queriesp. 841
An implementation of P3P using database technologyp. 845
XQBE : a graphical interface for XQuery enginesp. 848
P2P-DIET : one-time and continuous queries in super-peer networksp. 851
HEAVEN : a hierarchical storage and archive environment for multidimensional array database management systemsp. 854
OGSA-DQP : a service for distributed querying on the gridp. 858
T-Araneus : management of temporal data-intensive web sitesp. 862
[tau]-Synopses : a system for run-time management of remote synopsesp. 865
AFFIC : a foundation for index comparisonsp. 868
Spatial data server for mobile environmentp. 872
Author indexp. 875
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