XMLDM 2012 - The Third International Workshop on XML Data Management

The Third International Workshop on XML Data Management(XMLDM)
In conjuction with the 13th international conference on web-age information management (WAIM 2012)
August 17, 2012, Harbin, China
http://datasearch.ruc.edu.cn/XMLDM2012/
XML has gained lot of attention from database and Web researchers who are actively working in one or more of the emerging XML areas. XML data are self-describing, and provide a platform independent means to describe data and therefore, can transport data from one platform to another. XML documents can be mapped to one more of the existing data models such as relational and object-relational, and XML views can be produced dynamically from the pre-existing data models. XML queries can be mapped to the queries of the underlying models and can use their optimization features. XML keyword search has inspired integrated research efforts of both database technologies and information retrieval techniques. XML data integration is useful for E-commerce applications such as comparison-shopping, which requires further study in the domain of data, schema and query based integration. XML change management is another important area that has attracted attention in the context of web warehouse. XML has been in use in upcoming areas such web services, sensor and biological data management.
Having successfully organized the previous two XMLDM workshops in conjunction with WAIM 2010 and APWEB 2011, we continue to pursue the success of the third workshop with the WAIM 2012 conference in Harbin.
The XML Data Management workshop focuses on the convergence of database technology with XML technology, and brings together academics, practitioners, users and vendors to discuss the use and synergy between these technologies. We are pleased to invite original contributions in this area. One of the key objectives of this workshop is to bring together researchers in this area who can share their views under this workshop. We solicit papers with important new insights and experiences of developing tools and techniques for managing XML data.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
XML data integration
XML data storage and indexing
XML keyword search
Data Management on probabilistic XML data
XML query languages and optimization
XML views and data publishing
XML applications in semantic web
XML data mining
XML change management
XML views and data mappings
XML data compression
XML in Web services
XML benchmark and performance studies
XML applications in new domains- sensor and biological data management
XML in cloud computing
* Submission Papers *
Papers should not exceed 10 pages in LNCS (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) format. The submission of papers must be in either PDF or Word format. We also welcome demonstration proposals and posters to foster interaction, to present system perspective on real problems, and to introduce innovative concepts. Those demo or shorter papers should not exceed 4 pages. The Authors should exclude the usage of non-English fonts to avoid the problems from reviewers' machines.
All accepted papers will be published by Springer-Verlag in the LNCS series. This ensures wide dissemination and high visibility (e.g. in the DBLP and ScienceDirect). Online proceedings will additionally be hosted at the workshop web site.
Please submit your papers using the following submission site: https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/XMLDM2012
* Important Dates *
Submission deadline: April 20th, 2012
Notification date: May 7th, 2012
Camera-ready submission deadline: May 20th, 2012
* Program Committee *
General Chairs:
Tok Wang Ling National University of Singapore
Ge Yu Northeastern University, China
Workshop PC Co-Chairs:
Zhifeng Bao National University of Singapore
Jiaheng Lu Renmin University of China China
Talel Abdessalem Telecom Paristech Institute, France
PC members ( tentative ):
Stephane Bressan National University of Singapore (NUS) Singapore
Mongli Lee National University of Singapore (NUS) Singapore
Guoliang Li Tsinghua University China
Jianxin Li Swiburne University of Technology Australia
Zhanhuai Li Northwestern Polytechnical University
Chengfei Liu Swiburne University of Technology Australia
Lu Qin Chinese University of Hong Kong China
Hongzhi Wang Harbin Institute of Technology China
Junhu Wang Griffith University Australia
Wei Wang University of New South Wales Australia
Huayu Wu Institute for Infocomm Research Singapore
Xiaochun Yang North-East University China
Junfeng Zhou Yanshan University China
Rui Zhou Swiburne University of Technology Australia