planning - designing - developing IT
Special Interest Group on Systems Analysis and Design

Publications

An algebra for specifying valid compound terms in faceted taxonomies

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A faceted taxonomy is a set of taxonomies, each describing a given knowledge domain from a different aspect. The...

Using the uni-level description (ULD) to support data-model interoperability

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We describe a framework called the Uni-Level Description (ULD) for accurately representing information from a broad range of data...

Migrating to an object-oriented database using semantic clustering and transformation rules

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This paper presents a methodology for handling an important step of database migration. The methodology is based on a...

Experiences with EDO: An Evolutionary Database Optimizer

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In this paper we introduce the database design tool EDO: an Evolutionary Database Optimizer. The term 'evolutionary' refers to...

An autonomic ontology-based approach to manage information in home-based scenarios: From theory to practice

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Data integration is a key challenge in scenarios where different sources of information form part of a common service,...

A knowledge-based approach to relational database design

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An approach for creating automated tools for database design is outlined. PROEX, a knowledgebased system for the conceptual and...

An ontology-based model for competence management

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In the last years, the need for developing strategies, models and tools to manage competences clearly emerges in numerous...

A scenario-based verification technique to assess the compatibility of collaborative business processes

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Successful E-Business is based on seamless collaborative business processes. Each partner in the collaboration specifies its own rules and...

Refining non-taxonomic relation labels with external structured data to support ontology learning

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This paper presents a method to integrate external knowledge sources such as DBpedia and OpenCyc into an ontology learning...

ER isomorphisms and uniqueness conditions

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Given a collection of entity types (database tables) there is usually more than one way to model their associations....