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Call For Papers
Workshop Goals
The advent of the Web has generated a new class of
applications (portals, electronic marketplaces, etc) and has changed
the focus of information processing from centralized, relational
servers to exporting information on the Web using open and flexible
models (such as XML) and to computing information using Web sources.
This new landscape has created new challenges and
opportunities at the juncture of databases and the Web. It has
compelled the database community to revisit its approach to data
models, query languages, query optimization, XML and semistructured
data management, data and application integration, and data publishing.
The new landscape also demands that database research further interact
with information retrieval, programming languages, distributed
computing, workflows, and other areas of Computer Science.
The WebDB workshop focuses on promoting novel research
directions and providing a forum where researchers, theoreticians, and
practitioners can share their knowledge and opinions about problems and
solutions at the intersection of data management and the Web.
Topics of Interest
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
- Data models for the Web
- Query languages and systems for XML and Web data
- Semistructured data management
- Finding structure in Web information
- Information retrieval in semistructured data and the Web
- Data integration over the Web
- Warehousing of Web data
- Data-intensive applications on the Web
- Methodologies and tools for Web data publishing
- Transactions on the Web
- Web services and distributed computing over the Web
- Security and integrity issues
- Web semantics
Important Dates
- E-mail of interest: March 8, 2002
- Submission deadline: March 15, 2002
- Notification: April 19, 2002
- Camera-Ready Due: May 3, 2002
- Workshop: June 6-7, 2002
Program Committee
Organizers
Contact Information
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