THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE WEB AND DATABASES
WebDB 2005
http://webdb2005.luc.ac.be
June 16-17, 2005; Baltimore, USA
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* Program and papers are available on the website *
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* Register online at http://cimic.rutgers.edu/~sigmod05/register.htm *
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WebDB 2005 continues the long tradition of WebDB workshops as a
premier international forum that promotes novel research on
next-generation information systems and encourages interaction between
the database and other Web-related research communities. Of special
relevance to WebDB 2005 is the theme of large-scale data integration:
fundamental issues, new perspectives from the AI and IR fields, and
novel integration paradigms.
KEYNOTES
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* Thursday, June 16: Michael Sperberg McQueen, W3C, on the past and future of
XML
(joint with XIME-P)
* Friday, June 17: William W. Cohen, Carnegie Mellon University,
Center for Automated Learning and Discovery
Title: A Century Of Progress On Information Integration: A Mid-Term Report
(Abstract available on the workshop website)
PANEL
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* Thursday, June 16: on the future of data integration research, organized by
Alon Halevy
PAPERS
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* 16 full papers, 9 posters (out of 59 submitted), and 2 demos,
on XQuery, XML, Web (is it a bowtie or a flower?), model management applied
to data, geographic search engines, keyword search, P2P, Deep Web, and more.
Full list of accepted paper is available at the workshop website.
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