Titlebook: Current Trends in Database Technology - EDBT 2006; EDBT 2006 Workshop P Torsten Grust,Hagen H?pfner,Jef Wijsen Conference proceedings 2006

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14763-1of XML documents and compactly representing minimal repairing scenarios. Furthermore, we present a validity-sensitive method of querying XML documents, which extracts more information from invalid XML documents than does the standard query evaluation. Finally, we provide experimental results which validate our approach.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14192-9o not live in isolation. Instead, close-by sensors experience similar environmental conditions. Hence, close-by sensors may indulge in a correlated behavior and generate a “phenomenon”. A phenomenon is characterized by a group of sensors that show “similar” behavior over a period of time. Examples o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14219-3, the number of outstanding queries and the number of moving objects are so large that a server fails to process queries promptly. In our work, we aim to develop scalable techniques for spatio-temporal database systems. We focus on two aspects of spatio-temporal database systems: 1) the query proces

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Die ?konomie in der Wissenschaftal database integration scenarios. In particular, we focus on one issue of the information integration problem peculiar to the web environment, namely linking information across sources. We use a graph-based data model and representation format, and define a query and rule language where queries can

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Die ?konomie in der Wissenschaftndexing and visualizing the structure of XML data, we describe a highly interactive, intuitive GUI targeted at non-experts, and present sophisticated algorithms and data structures for efficient query evaluation which enable a smooth user interaction. Preliminary results illustrate how XML explorati

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