3rd VLDB Workshop on
Data Management in Grids
http://www.irit.fr/~Jean-Marc.Pierson/DMG_VLDB07/
Co-located with VLDB 2007
Vienna, Austria, 23 September 2007
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Context
VLDB'07 (Very Large Data
Bases, http://www.vldb.org/) is the 33th Conference in
the series: It is one of the top conferences on the management of data bases in
the world.
This workshop is the second
workshop organized at VLDB on the topic of Data Management in Grids, after the
success of the 1st edition in 2005
in Trondheim and the 2nd
edition in 2006 in Seoul.
Topics of Interest
Since the mid nineties and
the emergence of Grids, many research activities have been initiated in
relation to data management in these dynamic, heterogeneous and
cross-organizational environments. The database community can offer her unique
expertise in the management of very large, widely distributed databases.
Conversely, Grids offer a novel and very exciting field of research for
database scientists both in terms of application domains and fundamental
research.
This workshop is intended
to bring together these two communities, and thus to offer a unique workspace
for researchers to discuss and exchange ideas about the emerging challenges and
opportunities offered by Data Grids.
Relevant topics for the
workshop include all aspects related to the management of data in a Grid
(non-exhaustive list) :
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Data Access
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Data Interoperability
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Semantic Grids
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Mediation / Negotiation
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Security: access control, policy, privacy
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Authenticity and integrity
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Data Placement: replication, migration
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Data Streams
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Metadata Management
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Indexing
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Query processing
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Caching
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Data Warehouses
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Unique identification of data entities
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Data Definition/Model Management
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Data De-identification
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Data scheduler and data-aware scheduling
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Information sharing
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Information dissemination
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Infrastructure independence for data management
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Federation of data management systems
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Applications dealing with large databases
Submission
Authors are invited to
submit original, unpublished research papers that are not being considered for
publication elsewhere.
Manuscripts should be
submitted electronically as PDF or PS files via email to : pierson at irit.fr
Research papers should not
exceed 10 pages in length.
They should be formatted
using the camera-ready templates of Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science
(http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html).
At least one author is
required to register for the workshop and present the work. Registration is
done via the VLDB registration site.
The proceedings of the 1st
workshop in 2005 were published by LNCS, and a selection of the best papers of
the 2nd edition in 2006 is published by Wiley in the Journal
'Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience'.
In 2007, a selection of the
best papers will also be published by Wiley in the Journal 'Concurrency
and Computation: Practice and Experience'.
Important Dates :
Submission deadline: 30 May
2007. Authors can contact the Program Chair if they have problems to reach this
deadline.
Acceptance notification: 30
June 2007
Final paper due: 22 July
2007
Workshop date: 23 September
2007
Program Chair
Prof. Jean-Marc PIERSON
IRIT Lab., CNRS
University Paul Sabatier
Toulouse, France
Local Chair
Prof. Harald KOSCH
University of Passau
Germany
Program Committee
Gabriel ANTONIU, INRIA,
France,
Peter BREZANY, Vienna
University, Austria
Lionel BRUNIE, LIRIS, France
Neil P. CHUE HONG, EPCC, The
University of Edinburgh, UK
David COQUIL, University of
Passau, Germany
Yves DENNEULIN, ID-IMAG,
France
Alvaro A.A. FERNANDES, The
University of Manchester, UK
Dan FRASER, Argone National
Laboratory, USA
Isao
KOJIMA, AIST, Japan
Peter KUNSZT, Swiss National
Supercomputer Centre CSCS, Switzerland
Stephen A. LANGELLA, The Ohio
State University, USA
Marta MATTOSO,
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Johan MONTAGNAT, CNRS, France
Reagan MOORE, SDSC, USA
Gianluca MORO, DEIS -
University of Bologna, Italy
Manish PARASHAR, Rutgers
University
Erhard
RAHM, University of Leipzig, Germany
Marc
SHAPIRO, INRIA, France
Heinz STOCKINGER,
Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland
Jari VEIJALAINEN, University
of Jyvaskyla, Finland
Srikumar VENUGOPAL,
University of Melbourne, Australia
The PC has finally accepted 8
papers out of 17 proposals to the workshop.
9h : Opening
9h15 – 10h30 : Session: Keynote.
Chair : H. Kosch
Autonomics and Data Management
Norman Paton
11h – 12h30 : Session: Integration
and Query. Chair : M. Mattoso
A Metadata Management
Framework for Dynamic Information Integration
Jürgen Göres, Stefan Dessloch
OLAP Query Processing in Grids
Nelson Kotowski, Alexandre A. B. Lima,
Esther Pacitti, Patrick Valduriez, Marta Mattoso
Dynamic
Allocation in a Self-Scaling Cluster Database
Tilmann Rabl, Marc Pfeffer, and Harald
Kosch
14h30 – 15h30 : Session: Security and
Workflow. Chair : JM. Pierson
Security in Distributed
Metadata Catalogues
Nuno Santos and Birger Koblitz
Workflow Parallelization by Data Partition
and Pipelining (not
presented)
Marco Antonio Casanova, Melissa Lemos
16h – 17h30 : Session: Storage and
Networking. Chair : H. Kosch
Towards
a Noah’s Arch for the Upcoming Data Deluge
Alessandro Bassi, Spyros Denazis, and
Pierpaolo Giacomin
XtreemFS:
a case for object-based storage in Grid data management
Felix Hupfeld, Toni Cortes, Bjïrn Kolbeck,
Jan Stender, Erich Focht, Matthias Hess, Jesus Malo, Jonathan Marti, Eugenio
Cesario
Toward
Replication in Grids for Digital Libraries with Freshness and Correctness
Guarantees
Fuat
Akal, Heiko Schuldt, and Hans-Jörg Schek