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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.

Understanding Tables on the Web

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The Web contains a wealth of information, and a key challenge is to make this information machine processable. In...

Bridging the Gaps towards Advanced Data Discovery over Semi-structured Data

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In this work we argue that two main gaps currently hinder the development of new applications requiring sophisticated data...

Towards Discovering Conceptual Models behind Web Sites

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Deep Web sites expose data from a database, whose conceptual model remains hidden. Having access to that model is...

A Distance-Based Spelling Suggestion Method for XML Keyword Search

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We study the spelling suggestion problem for keyword search on XML documents. To address the problems in existing work,...

Cross-Language Hybrid Keyword and Semantic Search

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The growth of multilingual web content and increasing internationalization portends the need for cross-language information retrieval. As a solution...

A Collaborative User-Centered Approach to Fine-Tune Geospatial Database Design

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The Geographical Information System (GIS) design process usually involves experts in specific application domains (e.g. geology and forestry). These...

CAWE DW Documenter: A Model-Driven Tool for Customizable ETL Documentation Generation

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Within business intelligence systems (BI systems), ETL (extract, transform and load) processes move numerous data from heterogeneous sources to...

Using the DBV Model to Maintain Versions of Multi-scale Geospatial Data

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Work on multi-scale issues concerning geospatial data presents countless challenges that have been long attacked by GIScience researchers. Indeed,...

Mega-modeling for Big Data Analytics

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The availability of huge amounts of data (“big data”) is changing our attitude towards science, which is moving from...

Multi-scale Windowing over Trajectory Streams

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Many modern monitoring applications collect massive volumes of positional information and must readily respond to a variety of continuous...