Compose / Model Management / Match / Range / Cooperative Information Systems / Network / ModelGen / Bernstein / Stanford Database Group / Confluence / Invert / Domain / Microsoft / / /
Facility
University of Leipzig / Global Data Warehouse / /
IndustryTerm
composition algorithm / product groups / metadata applications / information systems / above solution / model-management operators / level operators / algebraic operators / solution developer / meta data tools / meta data applications / database management systems / model-management systems / external applications / automatic schema matching algorithms / management operators / data management / meta data intensive applications / Web Semantics / generic infrastructure / web services / /
Organization
University of Leipzig / /
Person
Dan Suciu / Anthony Kosky / Laura M. Haas / Nicolas Spyratos / Moshe Y. Vardi / Lucian Popa / Sergey Melnik / Phokion G. Kolaitis / Christine Parent / Joachim Biskup / Rada Chirkova / Suad Alagic / Hai Hong Do / Philip A. Bernstein / Hector Garc / Jinxin Lin / Bernhard Convent / Jens Lechtenb¨orger / Gottfried Vossen / Wang-Chiew Tan / Diego Calvanese / Chen Li / Michalis Petropoulos / Christoph Quix / Rachel Pottinger / Bancilhon Spyratos / Timos K. Sellis / Jeffrey D. Ullman / Erhard Rahm / Peter Buneman / Alon Y. Halevy / Vivek Narasayya / Sanjay Agrawal / Alberto O. Mendelzon / Surajit Chaudhuri / Ronald Fagin / Stefano Spaccapietra / Susan B. Davidson / Dimitri Theodoratos / Giuseppe De Giacomo / Matthias Jarke / Mayank Bawa / Spyros Ligoudistianos / Maurizio Lenzerini / /
Position
ReadDb WriteDb Scripts Range Interpreter / interpreter / Model Management / programmer / /
ProgrammingLanguage
XSL transformations / XSLT / XML schema / SQL / XML / Microsoft SQL Server / XQuery / /
Technology
XML / Data Warehouse / peer-to-peer / Versatile Graph Matching Algorithm / data mart / DBMS / SF algorithm / composition algorithm / automatic schema matching algorithms / XSLT / GUI / /
Model Management: First Steps and Beyond Sergey Melnik Microsoft Research, USA Abstract: Most information systems rely on meta data artifacts, such as database schemas, interface specifications, or v