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Special Interest Group on Systems Analysis and Design

Conference Papers

SIGSAND papers are published in many scientific conferences, including ICIS, AMCIS, HICSS, as well as the dedicated conference – SIGSAND Symposium. The recent conference publications are listed below.

GrHyMM: A Graph-Oriented Hybrid Multidimensional Model

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The main methodologies for the data warehouse design are based on two approaches which are opposite and alternative each...

Partial Multi-dimensional Schema Merging in Heterogeneous Data Warehouses

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In recent years, novel approaches and architectures to support Data Warehouse integration (like the P2P Data Warehouse , also...

Ontologies and Functional Dependencies for Data Integration and Reconciliation

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Integrating data sources is the key success of business intelligence systems. The exponential growth of autonomous data sources over...

Knowlog: A Declarative Language for Reasoning about Knowledge in Distributed Systems

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In the last few years, researchers started to investigate how recursive queries and deductive languages can be applied to...

A Comprehensive Framework on Multidimensional Modeling

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In this paper we discuss what current multidimensional design approaches provide and which are their major flaws. Our contribution...

A Preference-Aware Query Model for Data Web Services

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Data Mashup is a special class of applications mashup that combines data elements from multiple data sources (that are...

User Feedback Based Query Refinement by Exploiting Skyline Operator

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This paper presents FlexIQ, a framework for feedback based query refinement. In FlexIQ, feedback is used to discover the...

A NFR-Based Framework for User-Centered Adaptation

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Pervasive environments support users’ daily routines in an invisible and unobtrusive way. To do so, they include a technical...

Concept-Based Web Search

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Traditional web search engines are keyword-based. Such a mechanism is effective when the user knows exactly the right words...

A Linear Algebra Technique for (de)Centralized Processing of SPARQL Queries

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We are witnessing the evolution of the Web from a worldwide information space of linked documents to a global...