Information Content and Query Interface Adaptation
for Access to Data Center Resources
7th International Workshop on Databases in
Networked Information Systems (DNIS 2011)

http://www.u-aizu.ac.jp/labs/sw-db/DNIS2011.html
Introduction

The workshop will focus on data semantics and infrastructure for information management and interchange. The DNIS 2011 workshop will attract the research attention on - user interfaces and cloud computing systems. These two themes will be guide research on infrastructure facilities. It is being co-sponsored by University of Aizu, Department of Computer Software. Database Systems play a central role in the evolving information systems. It aims at promoting research related to -

* Data security in application services,

* Knowledge - Annotation and Visualization

* Web intelligence,

* Data Management for e-Governance and Cloud Computing

* Information interchange and management systems for Data Centers

* Core technologies for mobile computing,

* Managing client/middleware/server computing for mobile data,

* Databases in information architectures

* New database query languages for Healthcare Systems

Current research activity on -

Algorithms for collecting, analyzing, and securing data for decision support; Integrating advanced technologies for cloud services and e-commerce, dynamic workflow, and supply chain management; Approaches and algorithms for automatic data center administration; Architectures for simplifying the access to and querying of diverse information sources ; -- All aspects of data management for Information Systems are sought for participation.

Attendance at DNIS is limited to 30-40 active researchers. The format of the workshop will encourage everyone to participate actively in discussions. Keynote discussions will be used to focus the debate onto current research issues. Pre-printed papers will be available to all participants and discussion is expected to lead to improvement of the papers and a record of their inter-relationships. The workshop plans to publish its proceedings in the Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series. Selected manuscripts from the earlier DNIS workshops proceedings have been recommended for publication in " International Journal of Computational Science and Engineering (IJCSE) " .

Contributions should cover concepts for implementation, management of meta-data, systems architecture and experience gained in Information Systems and DBMSs. Specific areas of interest include:

Data Management for Data Centers
and Transactions
UML for e-Service
Secured Access Control
Searching & Managing Dynamic Contents
Workflow Modelling
Cloud Computing

Dynamic Personalization
Web Usage Mining
Agent-Based e-Services
e-Government Services
Database Integration
e-services Integration
Filtering and Summarization

Service Oriented Architectures (SOAs)
Web Service
Semantic Web Service
Web 2.0
Grid Computing and SOA
WWW and database systems
Transactions

User Level Query Interfaces for Cloud Computing Systems
work-flow
data security
Health care systems
GIS
Mobile Computing Systems
New Query Language Interfaces

Papers addressing these and closely related issues are invited. We strongly encourage papers that report experimental work and results.