DaMEN 2013 - The Second International Workshop on Data Management for Emerging Network Infrastructure

The emerging network infrastructures such as peer-to-peer networks, mobile and sensor networks, and cloud computing facilities have become backend platforms for various new information services, including social media, location-based services, e-commerce applications, and decision-support systems. However, data management issues that arise from the real deployment of these infrastructures are ever increasing. In particular, challenges associated with acquiring, storing, processing, and analyzing large-scale data from these heterogeneous networks call for novel data management techniques. The inherently dynamic nature of these networks further poses new research issues, such as privacy and security. This workshop aims to facilitate the collaboration between researchers in database and networking areas by presenting cutting edge research topics and methodologies.
Topics
We encourage papers that propose novel data management techniques for tasks such as (but not limited to):
Distributed data storage and indexing techniques
Query processing and optimization on new networks
Data integration for heterogeneous networks
Security and privacy issues in emerging networks
Networking support for data management
Data management in mobile and sensor networks
Data management in P2P and cloud computing
Data management benchmarking for new network infrastructures
Challenges and visions for new services and applications
Experience with real-world applications on emerging networks