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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.

Web Application Models Are More than Conceptual Models

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In this paper we argue that Web applications are a particular kind of hypermedia application and show how to...

E/R Based Scenario Modeling for Rapid Prototyping of Web Information Services

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In the design of information services for the web, developing navigation structure is one of the most crucial and...

Models for Superimposed Information

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The ubiquitous World Wide Web presents a simple interface for a vast array of heterogeneous information. We see the...

Specification and Implementation of Temporal Databases in a Bitemporal Event Calculus

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In this paper we show how temporal databases can be specified and implemented using the bitemporal event calculus, an...

Formalizing the Specification of Web Applications

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As the size of Web applications grows, it becomes clear that we need better tools to deal with their...

Schema Versioning for Archives in Database Systems

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Extremely large and ever growing databases lead to severe problems in storage, database administration, and performance. The integration of...

“Modeling-by-Patterns” of Web Applications

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“A pattern ... describes a problem which occurs over and over again in our environment, and then describes the...

Modeling Cyclic Change

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Database support of time-varying phenomena typically assumes that entities change in a linear fashion. Many phenomena, however, change cyclically...

A Unified Framework for Wrapping, Mediating and Restructuring Information from the Web

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The goal of information extraction from the Web is to provide an integrated view on heterogeneous information sources via...

On the Ontological Expressiveness of Temporal Extensions to the Entity-Relationship Model

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It is widely recognized that temporal aspects of database schemas are prevalent, but also difficult to capture using the...