WIEDERHOLD@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA (Gio Wiederhold) (02/28/86)
DATA ENGINEERING CALL-FOR-PAPERS
The Third International Conference on Data Engineering
Pacifica Hotel, Culver City (Los Angeles), California, USA
February 3-5, 1987 (Tutorials 2,6 February)
Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
SCOPE
Data Engineering is concerned with the role of data and knowledge
about data in the design, development, management, and utilization of
information systems. As such, it encompasses traditional aspects of
databases, knowledge bases, and data management in general. The
purpose of the third conference is to continue to provide a forum for
the sharing of experience, practice, and theory of automated data and
knowledge management from an engineering point-of-view. The
effectiveness and productivity of future information systems will
depend critically on improvements in their design, organization, and
management.
We are actively soliciting industrial contributions. We believe
that it is critically important to share practical experience. We
look forward to reports of experiments, evaluation, and problems
in achieving the objectives of information systems. Papers which
are identified as such will be processed, scheduled, and published
in a distinct track.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
o Logical and physical database design o Design of knowledge-based systems
o Data management methodologies o Architectures for data- and
o Distribution of data and information knowledge-based systems
o Performance Evaluation o Data engineering tools
o Expert systems applied to data o Applications
o Data Security
The days preceeding and following the conference will be exclusively devoted to tutorials.
Additional mini-tutorials will be presented during the last evening
of the conference. A special DBMS vendor day will include short
DBMS-specific tutorials to acquaint attendees with current commercially
available products. Those interested in presenting tutorials should
contact the Tutorial Chairman by May 15, 1986.
AWARDS, STUDENT PAPERS, AND SUBSEQUENT PUBLICATION:
An award will be given for the best paper at the conference. The best
student paper will receive the K.S. Fu award, honoring one of the
early supporters of the conference. Up to three awards of $500 each
to help defray travel costs will be given for outstanding papers
authored solely by students. All outstanding papers will be
considered for publication in the IEEE Computer Society Computer
Magazine, the IEEE Expert Magazine, the IEEE Software, and the IEEE
Transactions on Software Engineering. For more information, contact
the General Chairman.
PAPER SUBMISSION: CONFERENCE TIMETABLE:
Four copies of papers should be Tutorial proposals due: May 15, 1986
mailed before June 16th 1986 to: Manuscripts due: June 15, 1986
Acceptance letters sent: September 15, 1986
Third Data Engineering Conference Camera-ready copy due: November 11, 1986
IEEE Computer Society Tutorials: February 2,6, 1987
1730 Massachusetts Ave. NW Conference: February 3-5, 1987
Washington DC, 20036-1903
(202) 371-0101
Committee
Steering Committee Chairman:
C. V. Ramamoorthy
University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720
Honorary Chairman:
P. Bruce Berra
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 13210
General Chairman:
Gio Wiederhold
Dept. of Computer Science
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305
(415) 723-0685
wiederhold@sumex-aim.arpa
Program Chairman:
Benjamin W. Wah
Coordinated Science Laboratory
University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 61801
(217) 333-5216
wah%uicsld.@uiuc.arpa
Program Co-Chairpersons:
John Carlis, Univ.of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 55455
Iris Kameny, SDC, Santa Monica, CA 90406
Peter Ng, Univ.of Missouri-Columbus, Columbia, MO 65211
Winston Royce, Lockheed STC, Austin, TX 78744
Joseph Urban, Univ.of SW Louisiana, Lafayette, LA 70504
International Coordination:
Tadeo Ichikawa, Hiroshima University, Higashi-Hiroshima 724, Japan
G. Schlageter, Fern Universitat, D 5800 Hagen, FR. Germany
Tutorials:
James A. Larson, Honeywell Computer Sciences Center
1000 Boone Avenue North, Golden Valley, MN 55427
(612) 541-6836
jalarson@hi-multics.arpa
Awards:
K.H. Kim, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL 33620
Treasurer:
Aldo Castillo, TRW, Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Local Arrangements:
Walter Bond, Cal State University, Dominquez Hills, CA 90747
(213) 516-3580/3398
Mary C.~Graham, Hughes, P.O.Box 902, El Segundo, CA 90245
(213) 619-2499
Publicity:
Dick Shuey, 2338 Rosendale Rd., Schenectady, NY 12309
shuey@ge-crd.arpa
Tentative Program Committee Members
Jacob Abraham Witold Litwin
Adarsh K. Arora Jane W.S. Liu
J.L. Baer Ming T. (Mike) Liu
Faroh B. Bastani Raymond Liuzzi
Don Batory Vincent Lum
Bharat Bhargava Yuen-Wah Eva Ma
Joseph Boykin Mamoru Maekawa
Richard Braegger Gordon McCalla
Alfonso Cardenas Toshimi Minoura
Nick Cercone N.M. Morfuni
Peter P. Chen Jack Mostow
Bernie Chern Jaime Murow
Roger Cheung Sham Navathe
David Choy Philip M. Neches
Wesley W. Chu Erich Neuhold
J. DeJong G.M. Nijssen
David J. DeWitt Ole Oren
Ramez ElMasri G. Ozsoyoglu
Robert Epstein Z.Meral Ozsoyoglu
Michael Evangelist C. Parent
Domenico Ferrari J.F. Paris
Hector Garcia-Molina D.S. Parker
Georges Gardarin Peter Rathmann
Sakti P. Ghosh Lakshmi Rebbapragada
Arnold Goldfein David Reiner
Giorgio Gottlob Gruia-Catalin Roman
Laura Haas Domenico Sacca
Lee Hollaar Giovanni Maria Sacco
Yang-Chang Hong Sharon Salveter
David K. Hsiao Edgar Sibley
H. Ishikawa David Spooner
Sushil Jajodia John F. Sowa
Jie-Yong Juang Peter M. Stocker
Arthur M. Keller Stanley Su
Larry Kerschberg Denji Tajima
Won Kim Marjorie Templeton
Roger King A.M. Tjoa
Dan Kogan Yosihisa Udagawa
Robert R. Korfhage Susan Urban
Tosiyasu L. Kunii P. Valduriez
Winfried Lamersdorf R.P. VanDeRiet
Matt LaSaine Yann Viemont
W.-H. Francis Leung Neil Walker
Victor Li Helen Wood
Ya-Nan Lien S. Bing Yao
Epilog
The correct design and implementation of data systems requires attention
to principles from databases, knowledge bases, software engineering, and
system evaluation. We hope you will participate.
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