Proceedings 2003 VLDB Conference: 29th International Conference on Very Large Databases (VLDB)
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Pagei
- Copyright Pageii
- Contentsxv
- Part 1. Keynotes1
- Chapter 1. Millipede - A Nanotechnology-based Approach to Data Storage3
- Chapter 2. Integrating Information for On Demand Computing8
- Chapter 3. The Data-Centric Revolution in Networking15
- Part 2. Ten-Year Best Paper Award17
- Chapter 4. The History of Histograms19
- Part 3. Research Sessions31
- Chapter 5. Complex Queries over Web Repositories33
- Chapter 6. XSEarch: A Semantic Search Engine for XML45
- Chapter 7. An Efficient and Resilient Approach to Filtering and Disseminating Streaming Data57
- Chapter 8. Efficient Mining of XML Query Patterns for Caching69
- Chapter 9. A Framework for Clustering Evolving Data Streams81
- Chapter 10. A Regression-Based Temporal Pattern Mining Scheme for Data Streams93
- Chapter 11. On the Costs of Multilingualism in Database Systems105
- Chapter 12. Distributed Top-N Query Processing with Possibly Uncooperative Local Systems117
- Chapter 13. Optimized Query Execution in Large Search Engines with Global Page Ordering129
- Chapter 14. Path Queries on Compressed XML141
- Chapter 15. On the minimization of Xpath queries153
- Chapter 16. Covering Indexes for XML Queries: Bisimulation - Simulation = Negation165
- Chapter 17. Phrase Matching in XML177
- Chapter 18. RRXS: Redundancy reducing XML storage in relations189
- Chapter 19. MARS: A System for Publishing XML from Mixed and Redundant Storage201
- Chapter 20. Projecting XML Documents213
- Chapter 21. Mixed Mode XML Query Processing225
- Chapter 22. From Tree Patterns to Generalized Tree Patterns: On Efficient Evaluation of XQuery237
- Chapter 23. Efficient Processing of Expressive Node-Selecting Queries on XML Data in Secondary Stora249
- Chapter 24. Query Processing for High-Volume XML Message Brokering261
- Chapter 25. Holistic Twig Joins on Indexed XML Documents273
- Chapter 26. Maximizing the Output Rate of Multi-Way Join Queries over Streaming Information Sources285
- Chapter 27. Scheduling for shared window joins over data streams297
- Chapter 28. Load Shedding in a Data Stream Manager309
- Chapter 29. Querying the Internet with PIER321
- Chapter 30. Tuple Routing Strategies for Distributed Eddies333
- Chapter 31. AQuery: Query Language for Ordered Data, Optimization Techniques, and Experiments345
- Chapter 32. WISE-Integrator: An Automatic Integrator of Web Search Interfaces for E-Commerce357
- Chapter 33. SASH: A Self-Adaptive Histogram Set for Dynamically Changing Workloads369
- Chapter 34. VIPAS: Virtual Link Powered Authority Search in the Web381
- Chapter 35. Balancing Performance and Data Freshness in Web Database Servers393
- Chapter 36. Buffering Accesses to Memory-Resident Index Structures405
- Chapter 37. Data Morphing: An Adaptive, Cache-Conscious Storage Technique417
- Chapter 38. COMBI-Operator: Database Support for Data Mining Applications429
- Chapter 39. A Shrinking-Based Approach for Multi-Dimensional Data Analysis440
- Chapter 40. Data Bubbles for Non-Vector Data: Speeding-up Hierarchical Clustering in Arbitrary Metri452
- Chapter 41. Finding Hierarchical Heavy Hitters in Data Streams464
- Chapter 42. Star-Cubing: Computing Iceberg Cubes by Top-Down and Bottom-Up Integration476
- Chapter 43. Coarse-Grained Optimization: Techniques for Rewriting SQL Statement Sequences488
- Chapter 44. Processing Sliding Window Multi-Joins in Continuous Queries over Data Streams500
- Chapter 45. Continuous K-Nearest Neighbor Queries for Continuously Moving Points with Updates512
- Chapter 46. Staircase Join: Teach a Relational DBMS to Watch its (Axis) Steps524
- Chapter 47. Checks and Balances: Monitoring Data Quality Problems in Network Traffic Databases536
- Chapter 48. Systematic Development of Data Mining-Based Data Quality Tools548
- Chapter 49. Adaptive, Hands-Off Stream Mining560
- Chapter 50. Composing Mappings Among Data Sources572
- Chapter 51. Mapping Adaptation under Evolving Schemas584
- Chapter 52. Locking Protocols for Materialized Aggregate Join Views596
- Chapter 53. Supporting Frequent Updates in R-Trees: A Bottom-Up Approach608
- Chapter 54. The ND-Tree: A Dynamic Indexing Technique for Multidimensional Non-ordered Discrete Data620
- Chapter 55. Temporal Slicing in the Evaluation of XML Queries632
- Chapter 56. The Generalized Pre-Grouping Transformation: Aggregate-Query Optimization in the Presenc644
- Chapter 57. Estimating the Output Cardinality of Partial Preaggregation with a Measure of Clusteredn656
- Chapter 58. BHUNT: Automatic Discovery of Fuzzy Algebraic Constraints in Relational Data668
- Chapter 59. Tabular Placement of Relational Data on MEMS-based Storage Devices680
- Chapter 60. Memory Requirements for Query Execution in Highly Constrained Devices694
- Chapter 61. Lachesis: Robust Database Storage Management Based on Device-specific Performance Charac706
- Chapter 62. Cache Tables: Paving the Way for an Adaptive Database Cache718
- Chapter 63. Primitives for Workload Summarization and Implications for SQL730
- Chapter 64. A Dependability Benchmark for OLTP Application Environments742
- Chapter 65. Supporting Top-k Join Queries in Relational Databases754
- Chapter 66. AniPQO: Almost Non-intrusive Parametric Query Optimization for Nonlinear Cost Functions766
- Chapter 67. Efficient Approximation of Optimization Queries Under Parametric Aggregation Constraints778
- Chapter 68. The TPR*-Tree: An Optimized Spatio-Temporal Access Method for Predictive Queries790
- Chapter 69. Query Processing in Spatial Network Databases802
- Chapter 70. Multiscale Histograms: Summarizing Topological Relations in Large Spatial Datasets814
- Chapter 71. Avoiding Sorting and Grouping In Processing Queries826
- Chapter 72. Operator Scheduling in a Data Stream Manager838
- Chapter 73. Efficient m-Style Keyword Search over Relational Databases850
- Chapter 74. Merging Models Based on Given Correspondences862
- Chapter 75. Locating Data Sources in Large Distributed Systems874
- Chapter 76. Robust Estimation With Sampling and Approximate Pre-Aggregation886
- Chapter 77. Controlling Access to Published Data Using Cryptography898
- Chapter 78. OASIS: An Online and Accurate Technique for Local-alignment Searches on Biological Seque910
- Chapter 79. Privacy-Preserving Indexing of Documents on the Network922
- Part 4. Industrial Sessions935
- Chapter 80. Data Compression in Oracle937
- Chapter 81. Improving Performance with Bulk-Inserts in Oracle R-Trees948
- Chapter 82. Statistics on Views952
- Chapter 83. Efficient Query Processing for Multi-Dimensionally Clustered Tables in DB2963
- Chapter 84. A Platform Based on the Multi-dimensional Data Model for Analysis of Bio-Molecular Struc975
- Chapter 85. Capturing Global Transactions from Multiple Recovery Log Files in a Partitioned Database987
- Chapter 86. The BEA/XQRL Streaming XQuery Processor997
- Chapter 87. XML Schemas in Oracle XML DB1009
- Chapter 88. Integrated Data Management for Mobile Services in the Real World1019
- Chapter 89. Web Services1031
- Chapter 90. Grid and Applications1033
- Chapter 91. Commercial Use of Database Technology1034
- Chapter 92. The Zero-Delay Data Warehouse: Mobilizing Heterogeneous Databases1035
- Part 5. Panels1041
- Chapter 93. A Database Striptease or How to Manage Your Personal Databases1043
- Chapter 94. Who needs XML Databases?1045
- Chapter 95. Illuminating the Dark Side of Web Services1046
- Part 6. Demo Sessions1051
- Chapter 96. Xcerpt and visXcerpt: From Pattern-Based to Visual Querying of XML and Semistructured Da1053
- Chapter 97. OrientStore: A Schema Based Native XML Storage System1057
- Chapter 98. Managing Distributed Workspaces with Active XML1061
- Chapter 99. XQueC: Pushing Queries to Compressed XML Data1065
- Chapter 100. A System for Keyword Proximity Search on XML Databases1069
- Chapter 101. XISS/R: XML Indexing and Storage System Using RDBMS1073
- Chapter 102. Implementing XQuery 1.0: The Galax Experience1077
- Chapter 103. Web Service Composition with O'GRAPE and OSIRIS1081
- Chapter 104. Chameleon: an Extensible and Customizable Tool for Web Data Translation1085
- Chapter 105. NexusScout: An Advanced Location-Based Application on a Distributed, Open Mediation Pla1089
- Chapter 106. Schema-driven Customization of Web Services1093
- Chapter 107. BibFinder/StatMiner: Effectively Mining and Using Coverage and Overlap Statistics in Da1097
- Chapter 108. S-ToPSS: Semantic Toronto Publish/Subscribe System1101
- Chapter 109. From Focused Crawling to Expert Information: an Application Framework for Web Explorati1105
- Chapter 110. CachePortal II: Acceleration of Very Large Scale Data Center-Hosted Database-driven Web1109
- Chapter 111. ATLAS: a Small but Complete SQL Extension for Data Mining and Data Streams1113
- Chapter 112. Business Modeling Using SQL Spreadsheets1117
- Chapter 113. An Interpolated Volume Data Model1121
- Chapter 114. Efficacious Data Cube Exploration by Semantic Summarization and Compression1125
- Chapter 115. QUIET: Continuous Query-driven Index Tuning1129
- Chapter 116. Chip-Secured Data Access: Reconciling Access Rights with Data Encryption1133
- Chapter 117. IrisNet: An Architecture for Internet-scale Sensing Services1137
- Chapter 118. Large-Scale, Standards-Based Earth Observation Imagery and Web Mapping Services1141
- Chapter 119. Privacy-Enhanced Data Management for Next-Generation e-Commerce1147
- Chapter 120. The Semantic Web: Semantics for Data on the Web1148
- Chapter 121. Data Stream Query Processing: A Tutorial1149
- Chapter 122. Grid Data Management Systems & Services1150
- Chapter 123. Constructing and integrating data-centric Web applications: methods, tools, and techniq1151
- Author Index1153
Book details
- Vendor Elsevier S & T
- SKU 9780127224428
- ISBN-13 9780080539782
- Author VLDB
- Category Computers
- Subject Computer Science
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Proceedings of the 29th Annual International Conference on Very Large Data Bases held in Berlin, Germany on September 9-12, 2003. Organized by the VLDB Endowment, VLDB is the premier international conference on database technology.
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