Titlebook: Databases in Networked Information Systems; Third International Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Elisabeth Strohscheidt,Armin Paaschive a short overview of visual data mining techniques, especially the area of analyzing spatial data. We provide some examples for effective visualizations of spatial data in important application areas such as consumer analysis, e-mail traffic analysis, and census demographics.

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Accessing Hidden Web Documents by Metasearching a Directory of Specialty Search Enginese directory built by the proposed algorithm with another one that was built by human-judgments. In addition, we present a metasearch engine prototype, which demonstrates that such a specialty search engine directory can be beneficial in locating essential but hidden Web resources.

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Automatically Customizing Service Pages on the Web for Mobile Devices can access Web service pages with minimum navigation on the small display. In addition, users can be provided with customized services. We have performed several experiments on the prototype system and reported some of the results.

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Nijole Vasiljeviene,Aleksandr Vasiljevcuments dependent on the existence of other documents. This analysis allows a distinction to be made between annotations and other types of digital entities. Moreover, we identify operations and procedures that should be enabled by annotation systems. As a case study, the UCAT annotation system is described.

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An Analysis and Case Study of Digital Annotationcuments dependent on the existence of other documents. This analysis allows a distinction to be made between annotations and other types of digital entities. Moreover, we identify operations and procedures that should be enabled by annotation systems. As a case study, the UCAT annotation system is described.

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What’s Wrong with Wrapper Approaches in Modeling Information System Integration and Interoperabilityes such as wrapper approaches basically create combinatorial interfacing and/or combinatorial data conversion making the integration practically impossible because of interfacing explosion and/or computational explosion. A linear approach to overcome the combinatorial explosion is presented and discussed.