
Database Systems for Advanced Applications
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The volume contains five workshops, each focusing on specific area that contributes to the main themes of the DASFAA conference: The Second International Workshop on Flash-based Database Systems (FlashDB 2012), the First International Workshop on Information Technologies for Maritime and Logistics (ITEMS 2012), the Third International Workshop on Social Networks and Social Media Mining on the Web (SNSMW 2012), the Second International Workshop on Spatial Information Modeling, Management and Mining (SIM3 2012), and the Fifth International Workshop on Data Quality in Integration Systems (DQIS 2012).
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Content
- Title page
- Preface
- Organisation
- Table of Contents
- Second International Workshop on Flash-Based Database Systems (FlashDB 2012)
- Commercial SSD Products - Status Quo and Next
- Buffer Management Revisit
- Improving Database Performance Using a Flash-Based Write Cache
- Introduction
- Flash-Based Write Cache
- Contribution
- Organization
- Related Work
- Algorithms and Techniques
- Cache-Admission Strategies
- Cache-Writing Strategies
- Track-Aware Algorithms
- Compatibility Matrix
- Logging and Recovery Implications
- Experiments
- AOR vs. AOW
- SCW vs. RCW
- CF and PB
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- h-Buffer: An Adaptive Buffer Management Scheme for Flash-Based Storage Devices
- Introduction
- Related Work
- The h-Buffer Algorithm
- Data Structure for h-Buffer
- Replacement Policy
- The Threshold of Logging or Padding On-Line Adaption in CDGL for FAST
- Hot List Compensation
- Performance Evaluation
- Experiment Setup
- Performance Evaluation on Synthesized Traces
- Performance Evaluation on Real OLTP Trace
- Session Length
- The Size Analysis of HL,CCL and CDGL
- Conclusions and Future Works
- Reference
- Flash Memory System Internals
- A Study of Space Reclamation on Flash-Based Append-only Storage Management
- Introduction
- Flash Memory and Flash-Based Storage Management
- Flash Memory and SSDs
- Flash-Based Storage Management
- Structure of ASM with Space Reclamation
- ASM with Space Reclamation
- Record Layout
- Algorithms of Space Reclamation
- Version-Link-List-Based Space Reclamation
- Sorted-Array-Based Space Reclamation
- Bitmap-Index-Based Space Reclamation
- Experiments
- Simulation Setup and Performance Metrics
- Performance Comparison and Analysis
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- A Dual-Grained FTL for Flash Memory
- Introduction
- Background and Related Work
- Flash Translation Layer(FTL)
- BAST and FAST
- Other FTL Schemes
- Dual-Grained FTL (DGFTL)
- Basic Idea
- Page Write in DGFTL
- Performace Evaluation
- Evaluation Methodology
- Influence of NT
- Performance Comparison
- Conclusions
- References
- Flashing Up Access Methods
- Impact of Storage Technology on the Efficiency of Cluster-Based High-Dimensional Index Creation
- Introduction
- Content-Based Retrieval and High-Dimensional Indexing
- Contribution
- The Case for Reality
- Overview of the Paper
- Secondary Storage Review
- Magnetic Disks
- Solid-State Disks
- Hybrid Disk: Magnetic Disk and SSD in One Device
- Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Interactions with the OS
- Extended Cluster Pruning
- Index Construction
- Searching the Index
- Result Quality of eCP
- Index Creation Policies
- Policy 1: TempFiles (TF)
- Policy 2: ChunkFiles (CF)
- Experiments
- Experimental Setup
- Single Drive Experiment
- Two Drive Experiment
- Other Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Implementation of the Aggregated R-Tree over Flash Memory
- Introduction
- Problem Formulation
- R-Tree Description
- Proposed Implementations
- Overview
- Original AR Method
- Proposed AR Method
- System Analysis
- Experiments
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- A Flash-Based Decomposition Storage Model
- Introduction
- SSD Properties
- Our Approach: FBDSM
- Related Work
- FBDSM
- Storage Structure of FBDSM
- INSERT
- DELETE and UPDATE
- Merge of Data
- Query Processing
- Experiment and Analysis
- Update
- Join
- Conclusion
- References
- First International Workshop on Information Technologies for Maritime and Logistics (ITEMS 2012)
- The Contribution of Bayesian Networks to Manage Risks of Maritime Piracy against Oil Offshore Fields
- Introduction
- Problem Definition and Research Objectives
- Political and Economic Challenges
- Context and Operational Needs
- The Contribution of the SARGOS Project
- Method
- Construction of a Bayesian Network from Database Content
- Construction of a Bayesian Network from Expert Knowledge
- Discussion
- Attack Scenario Case Studies
- Integration of the Bayesian Network into the SARGOS System
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- A Scalable Object Based Discovery Service for Global Tracing of RFID Products
- Introduction
- Naive Distributed Approach
- Object-Based DS
- Design Concept
- Components
- Insert and Search
- Design of Unit-DS Lookup Service (UDLS)
- Analytic and Experimental Comparison
- Analytic Comparison of Naive Approaches and New Solutions
- Experimental Comparison of Design Approaches
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Third International Workshop on Social Networks and Social Web Mining (SNSM 2012)
- Social Web and Social Media Mining
- On Smart and Accurate Contextual Advertising
- Review Summarization Based on Linguistic Knowledge
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Review Summarization Based on Linguistic Knowledge
- Domain-Knowledge Extraction
- Aspect-Opinion Extraction
- Experiments
- Conclusion
- References
- Finding Related Micro-blogs Based on WordNet
- Introduction
- Finding Related Micro-blogs
- Overview
- Cosine-Based Approach
- WordNet-Based Approach
- Summary
- Experiment
- Dataset
- Evaluation Measure and Methodology
- Experimental Results
- Discussion
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- An Efficient Path Nearest Neighbor Query Processing Scheme for Location Based Services
- Introduction
- Related Work
- The Proposed Method
- Performance Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Social Community Based Blog Search Framework
- Introduction
- Related Works
- Proposed Framework
- Three Modules
- Implementation of Proposed Framework
- Experiment and Evaluation
- Experiment Data
- Experiment Results
- Conclusion
- References
- LSA as Ground Truth for Recommending "Flickr-Aware" Representative Tags
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Research Background
- Tags Features
- Algorithm
- Ground Truth
- User Survey
- LSA
- Experiment and Measurement
- Data Set
- Training and Testing Model
- Define Flickr-Aware Term as Measurement
- Experiment Results
- Experimental Results Evaluation
- Comparison for Extracted Tags
- Evaluation Based on Flickr-Aware Terms
- F-Score Comparison between Two Ground Truth
- Comparison Based on Social Features
- Conclusion
- References
- Social Network Analysis
- Adaptive Access Control Enforcement in Social Network Using Aspect Weaving
- Introduction
- Motivating Example
- A Security Policy for a Social Network
- What Is AOP?
- Expression of Security Requirements Using AOP
- Application to Social Network Security
- Related Works
- Conclusion
- References
- Exploring Reflection of Urban Society through Cyber-Physical Crowd Behavior on Location-Based Social Network
- Introduction
- Exploring Cyber-Physical Crowd's Lives
- Deep into the Cyber-Physical Crowd's Lives
- Reflection of Urban Characteristics on Cyber-Social Space
- Related Work
- Urban Characteristics Extraction Based on Cyber-Physical Crowd Behavior over Location-Based Social Networks
- Measuring Cyber-Physical Crowd Behavior
- Extracting Crowd Behavioral Patterns as Urban Characteristics
- Experiment
- Dataset
- Mining Crowd Behavioral Patterns
- Reasoning Urban Areas Clustered by Crowd Behavioral Patterns
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Mining Social Networks for Significant Friend Groups
- Introduction
- Problem Definition
- Construction and Mining of SF-Trees
- SF-Tree Construction
- SF-Tree Mining
- Experimental Results
- Candidate Significant Friend Group Generation
- Runtimes
- Scalability Test
- Conclusions
- References
- Ranking Structural Parameters for Social Networks
- Introduction
- Social Network Ranking Functions
- Query Processing
- Social Network Indexing
- Social Network Search Algorithm: SNSA
- Case Study on Twitter Data
- Related Works
- Conclusion
- References
- Collaborative Similarity Measure for Intra Graph Clustering
- Introduction
- Related Works
- An Intra Graph Clustering (IGC)
- Problem Statement Formulation
- System Architecture
- Collaborative Similarity Measure (CSM)
- Algorithm Details
- Empirical Analyses
- Datasets
- Cluster Evaluation Criteria
- Conclusions and Future Directions
- References
- Second International Workshop on Spatial Information Modeling, Management and Mining(SIM3 2012)
- Spatial Indexing
- A Grid-Based Index and Queries for Large-Scale Geo-tagged Video Collections
- Introduction
- Background and Related Work
- Modeling of Camera Viewable Scene
- Related Work
- Grid-Based Indexing of Camera Viewable Scenes
- Query Processing
- Query Definitions
- Algorithm Design
- Experimental Evaluation
- Data Generation and Experimental Settings
- Comparisons
- Conclusions
- References
- Indexing Partial History Trajectory and Future Position of Moving Objects Using HTPR*-Tree
- Introduction
- Related Works
- TPR- and TPR*-Tree
- TPR-Tree
- TPR*-Tree
- Basic HTPR*-Tree
- Index Structure
- Insertion
- Deletion
- Search Procedure
- Bottom-Up Update in HTPR*-Tree
- Whole Structure of the HTPR*-Tree
- Bottom-Up Update
- Performance Study
- Experimental Setting and Details
- Performance Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- A Linear Broadcast Indexing Scheme in Road Environments with Sensor Networks
- Introduction
- The Proposed Method
- Performance Evaluation
- Conclusions
- References
- Spatial Query Processing and Data Mining
- Spatial Keyword Queries
- References
- Evaluating Spatial Keyword Queries under the MapReduce Framework
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- The MapReduce Programming Model
- Spatial Keyword Queries
- Spatial Keyword Queries Processing under MapReduce
- Problem Definition
- Data Division
- Key/Value Pair Extraction
- Keyword Check and Spatial Attributes Extraction
- Distance Computation
- Partition and Sorting
- Getting the Result
- Experiments
- Datasets
- Query Design
- Experiment Setup and Performance Metrics
- Results and Analysis
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Detection of High-Risk Zones and Potential Infected Neighbors from Infectious Disease Monitoring Data
- Introduction
- Related Works
- Space-Time Scan Statistic
- Anomaly Pattern Detection
- High-Risk Zones Detection and Potential Neighbors Prediction
- High-Risk Zone Detection
- Potential Infected Neighbors Prediction
- Workflow of HZD-PNP
- Performance Study
- Effective Study on the Real-World Monitoring Data
- Scalability Test on the Synthetic Data
- Conclusions
- References
- Fifth International Workshop on Data Quality in Data Integration System (DQDI 2012)
- Bayesian Network-Based Probabilistic XML Keywords Filtering
- Introduction
- Preliminary and Model
- PrXML-BN Model
- XK-BN for SLCA Computation in PrXML-BN
- Probability Computing in PrXML-BN
- Main Idea
- The Correct Possible World
- Architecture and Implementation
- Architecture
- Parsing and Computing Module
- Optimizations
- Experiments
- Date Set Feature
- Query Feature
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Provenance Based Conflict Handling Strategies
- Introduction
- The MOMIS Data Fusion System
- Data Fusion Strategies in MOMIS
- Provenance in the MOMIS System
- Provenance Based Conflict Handling Strategies
- Strategies for Querying the Global Schema
- Dependent and Independent Conflicting Attributes
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Incomplete Databases: Missing Records and Missing Values
- Introduction
- Example Scenarios
- Formalization
- Standard Definitions
- Incomplete Databases
- Query Completeness
- Table Completeness
- Canonical Table Completeness Statements
- Definition of Canonical TC Statements
- Properties of Canonical TC Statements
- Reasoning Problems and Preliminary Results
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- User Interface Design Guidelines Arrangement in a Recommender System with Frame Ontology
- Introduction
- Design Guidelines Organization in Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS)
- The Recommender System to Support Interface Design
- Method
- Knowledge Representation Model
- Guidelines Efficiency Evaluation Model
- The Recommender System Implementation
- Development Tools
- The Frame Ontology and Knowledge Base
- The Application of the Recommender System
- Experiment
- The Experiment Description
- The Experiment Results
- The Guidelines Efficiency Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Assessing Information Quality by Six Sigma Method
- Introduction
- The PDCA Cycle and EIIA Cycle
- Six-Sigma Methodology for Information Quality Management
- Establishing IQ Requirements (Phase 1)
- Identifying IQ Dimensions (Phase 2)
- Implementing Six-Sigma (Phase 3)
- Assessing IQ (Phase 4)
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
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