
Advances in Conceptual Modeling. Recent Developments and New Directions
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- Title
- Preface to ER 2011 Workshops, Posters, Demonstrations, and Industrial Papers
- ER 2011 Workshops, Posters, Demonstrations, and Industrial Track Organization
- Table of Contents
- WISM 2011 - The Eighth International Workshop on Web Information Systems Modeling
- Preface to WISM 2011
- Social Networks and Data Interoperability in Web Information Systems
- Academic Social Networks
- Challenges and Research
- References
- Conceptual Modelling for Web Information Systems: What Semantics Can Be Shared?
- Introduction
- The Need for Data Sharing
- Structure and Terminology
- Shared Meanings
- How Do People Share Meanings?
- How Is Meaning Experienced?
- How Do Computers Share Meaning?
- Implications for Data Exchange Technologies
- Ontologies and the Semantic Web
- Potential for Basic-Level Categories to Facilitate Interoperability
- Conclusion
- References
- Requirements Analysis, User Interaction, and Service Composition in Web Information Systems
- A Goal-Oriented Approach for Optimizing Non-functional Requirements in Web Applications
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Specifying Requirements in Web Engineering
- Optimizing NFRs in Web Applications
- The Pareto Algorithm as a Running Example
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Yet Another BPEL Extension for User Interactions
- Introduction
- Scenario
- UI-BPEL
- UI-BPEL Meta-Model
- UI-BPEL Example
- UI-BPEL Designer Tool
- Conclusion and Discussions
- References
- Semantics-Enabled Web API Organization and Recommendation
- Introduction
- Motivating Scenario
- Semantics-Enabled Web API Model
- Web API Registry Model
- Web API Selection Patterns
- Preliminary Implementation and Evaluation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- MORE-BI 2011 - The First International Workshop on Modeling and Reasoning for Business Intelligence
- Preface to MORE-BI 2011
- Formal Concept Analysis for Qualitative Data Analysis over Triple Stores
- Introduction
- Formal Concept Analysis
- ToscanaJ
- Use Case
- Conclusion and Further Research
- References
- Semantic Cockpit: An Ontology-Driven, Interactive Business Intelligence Tool for Comparative Data Analysis
- Introduction
- Architecture and Sample Analysis Task
- Semantic Cockpit Process
- Sample Use Case of Cockpit Design and Analysis
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- A Model-Driven Approach for Enforcing Summarizability in Multidimensional Modeling
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Model-Driven Development of Dimension Hierarchies
- Eliminating Non-strictness
- Eliminating Roll-Up Incompleteness
- Eliminating Drill-Down Incompleteness
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Repairing Dimension Hierarchies under Inconsistent Reclassification
- Introduction
- Background and Data Model
- Inconsistent Reclassification and r-Repairs
- r-Repairs
- Algorithms for r-Repairs
- Computing the r-Repairs
- Complexity Analysis
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- GrHyMM: A Graph-Oriented Hybrid Multidimensional Model
- Introduction
- Methodological Framework
- Requirement Analysis
- Workload Representation
- Constraints Representation
- Sources Analysis
- Conceptual Design
- Identifying Facts
- Building the Attribute Tree
- Remodeling the Attribute Tree
- Validating the Conceptual Schema
- Conclusions
- References
- Ontologies and Functional Dependencies for Data Integration and Reconciliation
- Introduction
- Background
- Adding Functional Dependencies to Ontologies
- Our Integration Methodology
- The OBDB Repository
- The User Interface
- The Query Engine
- Validation of Our Architecture
- Conclusion
- References
- A Comprehensive Framework on Multidimensional Modeling
- Introduction
- Multidimensional Modeling
- The State of the Art in a Nutshell
- The Big Picture
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- Variability@ER'11 - Workshop on Software Variability Management
- Preface to Variability@ER'11
- ISO Initiatives on Software Product Line Engineering: Vision and Current Status
- Feature Modeling Tools: Evaluation and Lessons Learned
- Introduction
- Quality Criteria
- Methodology
- Tools Identification
- Evaluation Criteria
- Setup of the Evaluation
- Results
- Discussion and Lessons Learned
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Service Variability Patterns
- Introduction
- Variability Patterns in SOC
- Parameter Pattern
- Routing Pattern
- Service Wrapping Pattern
- Variant/Template Pattern
- Extension Points Pattern
- Copy and Adapt Pattern
- Patterns Comparison and Combinations
- Summary and Outlook
- References
- An Overview of Techniques for Detecting Software Variability Concepts in Source Code
- Introduction
- Variability Concepts
- Mining for Feature Diagrams
- Mining for Variability Dependencies
- Mining for Variation Points and Variants
- Mining for Products of the Same Domain
- Mining for Variable vs. Mandatory Features
- Conclusions
- References
- Variability in Multi-tenant Environments: Architectural Design Patterns from Industry
- Introduction
- Research Method
- Related Work and Definitions
- User-Variability Trade-off
- Variability Patterns
- Customizable Data Views
- Module Dependent Menu
- Pre/Post Update Hooks
- Conclusion and Future Research
- References
- Onto.Com 2011 - International Workshop on Ontologies and Conceptual Modeling
- Preface to Onto.Com 2011
- Experimental Evaluation of an Ontology-Driven Enterprise Modeling Language
- Introduction
- Enterprise Modeling Language
- Research Model and Hypotheses
- Experimental Design
- Conclusion, Limitations and Risks
- References
- Levels for Conceptual Modeling
- Statues, Customers, Presidents, and Tables
- Founding Modeling Primitives on a Theory of Levels
- References
- Principled Pragmatism: A Guide to the Adaptation of Ideas from Philosophical Disciplines to Conceptual Modeling
- Introduction
- Philosophical Disciplines and Conceptual Modeling
- Contextual Overview
- Principled Pragmatism
- Case Study Applications
- Conceptual-Model-Based Information Extraction
- The Conceptual-Modeling Language OSM
- Conceptualizations for Learning and Prediction
- Multilingual Extraction Ontologies
- Fact Extraction from Historical Documents
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Ontological Usage Schemes
- Introduction
- Background and Motivation
- Related Work and Paper Structure
- Terminological Preliminaries
- Three Theses on Language Semantics
- Distinguishing Two Types of Semantics
- Formal and Ontological Semantics in Parallel
- Establishing Ontological Semantics
- Ontological Usage Schemes
- Discussion
- Applications and Benefits
- Reexamining Ontological Semantics in Conceptual Modeling
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Gene Ontology Based Automated Annotation: Why It Isn't Working
- Introduction
- Gene Expression Data Annotation
- Gene Ontology Gone Ontology?
- Universals versus Particulars
- Continuants versus Occurrents
- GOÕs Relations
- Conceptual Modeling
- Conclusions
- References
- Formal Ontologies, Exemplars, Prototypes
- Introduction
- Compositionality vs. Prototypes
- Concept Representation in Artificial Intelligence
- Non-classical Concepts in Computational Ontologies
- Some Suggestions from Cognitive Science
- A "Dual Process" Approach
- A "Pseudo-Fodorian" Proposal
- Concepts in Cognitive Psychology
- References
- Unintended Consequences of Class-Based Ontological Commitment
- Introduction
- Ontological Research in IS
- Consequences of Class-Based Ontological Commitment
- Case Study: Travel Ontology
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- SeCoGIS 2011 - The Fifth International Workshop on Semantic and Conceptual Issues in GIS
- Preface to SeCoGIS 2011
- Referring Expressions in Location Based Services: The Case of the 'Opposite' Relation
- Introduction
- Background
- Positional Information
- Visibility Modelling
- Egocentric Spatial Model
- The 'Opposite' Relation
- One-Dimensional Common Feature
- Two-Dimensional Common Features
- Additional Considerations for Usage
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Cognitive Adequacy of Topological Consistency Measures
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Definition of Consistency Measures
- Empirical Validation of Consistency Measures
- Conclusions
- References
- The Neighborhood Configuration Model: A Framework to Distinguish Topological Relationships between Complex Volumes
- Introduction
- Related Work
- The Neighborhood Configuration Model (NCM)
- Overview
- Exploring Neighborhood Configuration Information
- Topological Relationship Encoding with Neighborhood Configuration Flags
- The Comparison of NCM with 9IM Based Models
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Reasoning with Complements
- Introduction
- Integrity Constraints and Topological Integrity Constraints
- Complements of Topological Integrity Constraints
- Reasoning with Complements of Topological Integrity Constraints
- Compositions with Complements
- Constraint Augmentation with Complements
- Constraint Augmentation from Transitions
- Conclusions
- References
- Towards Modeling Dynamic Behavior with Integrated Qualitative Spatial Relations
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Inter-calculi Dependencies in Spatial Calculi
- An Ontology of Inter-calculi Dependencies
- Critical Discussion and Further Work
- References
- Transforming Conceptual Spatiotemporal Model into Object Model with Semantic Keeping
- Introduction
- Background
- Transformation Rules: Implementation of MADS in an Object Environment
- Transformation of General Concepts
- Transformation of MADS Spatial Dimension
- Transformation of Temporal MADS Dimension
- Conclusions
- References
- FP-UML - The Seventh International Workshop on Foundations and Practices of UML
- Preface to FP-UML 2011
- On Automated Generation of Associations in Conceptual Database Model
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Detailed Activity Diagram
- Conceptual Database Model
- Formal Rules for object-object Associations
- Implementation
- Illustrative Example
- Conclusion
- References
- Specification and Utilization of Core Assets: Feature-Oriented vs. UML-Based Methods
- Introduction
- The Core Assets Specification and Utilization Framework
- CBFM and ADOM
- Experimenting with CBFM and ADOM Specification and Utilization
- Study Settings
- Study Results
- Threats to Validity
- Summary and Future Work
- References
- Actor-eUML for Concurrent Programming
- Introduction
- Overview of the Actor-eUML Model
- Related Work
- Hierarchical State Machines in Actor-eUML
- Simplified Concurrency in Actor-eUML
- Actors in Actor-eUML
- Actor-eUML Semantics
- Summary and Conclusion
- References
- Posters and Demonstrations
- Preface to the Posters and Demonstrations
- An Eclipse Plugin for Validating Names in UML Conceptual Schemas
- Introduction
- Overview of the Naming Guidelines
- Naming Validation Plugin for Eclipse
- References
- KEYRY: A Keyword-Based Search Engine over Relational Databases Based on a Hidden Markov Model
- Introduction
- KEYRY at a Glance
- Demonstration Highlights
- References
- VirtualEMF: A Model Virtualization Tool
- Introduction
- Virtual (Composed) Models
- The VirtualEMF Tool
- Conclusion
- References
- Towards a Model-Driven Framework for Web Usage Warehouse Development
- References
- CRESCO: Construction of Evidence Repositories for Managing Standards Compliance
- Introduction
- Tool Overview
- Generation of Database Schema and UI
- Consistency Checking
- Implementation and Availability
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Modeling Approach for Business Networks with an Integration and Business Perspective
- Introduction
- Modeling a Business Network
- Conclusions
- References
- Mosto: Generating SPARQL Executable Mappings between Ontologies
- Introduction
- Mosto
- The Demo
- References
- The CSTL Processor: A Tool for Automated Conceptual Schema Testing
- Introduction
- The CSTL Processor
- The Information Processor
- The Test Processor
- The Coverage Processor
- Case Studies, Examples and Documentation
- References
- A Tool for Filtering Large Conceptual Schemas
- Introduction
- The Filtering Process
- The Filtering Tool
- Summary
- References
- Industrial Track
- Preface to the Industrial Track
- Business Intelligence
- QBX: A CASE Tool for Data Mart Design
- Introduction and Motivation
- Architecture
- Functional Overview
- Demonstration Scenarios
- References
- The Meta-Morphing Model Used in TARGIT BI Suite
- Introduction
- The Meta-Morphing Model
- Meta-Morphing in the TARGIT BI Suite
- Conclusion
- References
- Tool Support for Technology Scouting Using Online Sources
- Introduction
- Rationale
- Approach
- Demo
- Conclusion
- References
- Industrial Applications of Conceptual Modeling
- Governance Issues on Heavy Models in an Industrial Context
- Introduction
- Technical and Operational Issues
- Solutions
- Implementation
- Illustration
- View Model
- Semantic Traces
- Conclusion
- High Quality Technical Documentation for Large Industrial Plants Using an Enterprise Engineering and Conceptual Modeling Based Software Solution
- Introduction
- The Problems and Symptoms
- Requirements for Technical Documentation
- State of the Art of IT Systems and Business Alignment
- Root Cause of the Problems
- Theory, Methodology and Scientific Foundations
- Technical Documentation and Related IT System Engineering
- State of the Art of the DEMO Processor
- References
- Publishing Open Data and Services for the Flemish Research Information Space
- Introduction: An Innovation Information Portal for Flanders
- Problem: Heterogeneous Information Sources
- Approach: Business Semantics Management
- Conclusion: Inclusion of the Method and Tool in the Portal's Architecture
- References
- Author Index
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