Topics

The conference covers a broad range of topics, including traditional database management, as well new challenges for data management in any possible domain. Prospective authors are encouraged to consider novel topics and approaches rather than proposing incremental improvements of existing results. Suggested topics include the following:

§   Access Methods and Physical Design

§   Active Databases

§   Complexity and Performance Evaluation

§   Concurrency and Recovery

§   Constraint Databases

§   Data Integration and Interoperability

§   Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery

§   Data Models and Database Design

§   Database Programming Languages

§   Database Updates

§   Databases and Information Retrieval

§   Databases and Workflow

§   Databases and the Semantic Web

§   Databases in e-commerce and e-services

§   Deductive Databases and Knowledge Bases

§   Distributed and Parallel Databases

§   Geographic Information Systems

§   Imprecise Information and Approximate Queries

§   Integrity and Security

§   Logic and Databases

§   Multimedia Databases

§   Object-Oriented Databases

§   Query Languages

§   Query processing and Optimization

§   Real-time Databases

§   Semi-structured, XML, and Web data

§   Scientific and Statistical Databases

§   Spatial and Temporal Databases

§   Transaction Management  

§   Views, Data Warehousing  and OLAP