The second SIGMOD Ph.D. Workshop on Innovative Database Research (IDAR), which is co-located with the 2008 ACM SIGMOD/PODS Conference, was held in Vancouver, Canada on June 13, 2008. The workshop provides a forum for Ph.D. students, who are working on topics related to the SIGMOD conference series, to present, discuss, and receive feedback on their research.
This year's workshop features 7 paper presentations which were selected from a total of 14 research submissions. In addition, the workshop program includes a keynote address by Prof. Michael Benedikt.
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The design and implementation of an OLAP system for sequence data analysis
We design a novel online analytical processing system for sequence data analysis (the S-OLAP system). The biggest distinction of S-OLAP from traditional OLAP is that a sequence can be characterized not only by the attributes' values of its constituting ...
Research on personal dataspace management
Explosion of the amount of digital information has made Personal Information Management(PIM) become a hot topic. Personal data is always distributed, rough-and-tumble, personalized, heterogenous and evolutionary, which brings much challenge to to ...
A framework for web service discovery: service's reuse, quality, evolution and user's data handling
With proliferation of published Web services, the task of finding relevant ones for the developers of service oriented application becomes more and more difficult. Several existing tools or mechanisms allow this discovery; however, those approaches ...
A study of communities and influence in blogosphere
Blogging becomes a popular way for a Web user to publish information on the Web. Bloggers write blog posts, share likes and dislikes, voice opinions, provide suggestions, and report news. In this work we study influential bloggers in both community as ...
Explicit and default negation in databases and logic programs
Both relational databases and logic programs adopt some form of nonmonotonic reasoning in order to infer negative information. Relational databases adopt the Closed World Assumption (CWA) of Reiter. It can be easily seen that much greater expressivity ...
Mechanisms for database intrusion detection and response
Data represent today a valuable asset for companies and organizations and must be protected. Most of an organization's sensitive and proprietary data resides in a Database Management System (DBMS). The focus of this thesis is to develop advanced ...
Approximate private information retrieval
We present efficient protocols for the 1-out-of-n single-server Computationally-Private Information Retrieval (CPIR) problem for l-bit strings. In particular, our results achieve simultaneously polylogarithmic extra storage, communication, and Client ...