Ph.D. Workshop · March 31-April 1 2000

Workshop Aim and Acknowledgements The EDBT Ph.D. Workshop is intended to bring together Ph.D. students working on topics related to the EDBT conference series. Thereby we want to give Ph.D. students the opportunity to present and to discuss their research in a constructive and international atmosphere. An essential aspect of this workshop is that senior researchers actively contribute to the discussions during the workshop. For that, we won several renowned researchers to participate in this EDBT Ph.D. Workshop. We are particularly grateful to Klemens Böhm, Klaus R. Dittrich, Peter M.D. Gray, Torsten Grust, Ralf Hartmut Güting, Andreas Heuer, Christian S. Jensen, Jorge Lobo, Nikos Lorentzos, Yannis Manolopoulos, Klaus Meyer-Wegener, Hans-Jörg Schek, Divesh Srivastava, Ernest Teniente, Babis Theodoulidis, Jari Veijalainen, and Ling Tok Wang for actively participating in the workshop. We would like to express our thanks to the organizers of the EDBT conference and to the working group on Foundations of Information Systems (Grundlagen von Informationssystemen) of the German Computer Society (Gesellschaft für Informatik - GI) for their support concerning all organizational issues. Furthermore, we thank CAS Software AG, GINIT Education Gmbh, and Stiftung Universität und Gesellschaft for their financial support. Workshop Program & Proceedings The program, the abstracts of the presentations, and the complete proceedings of the workshop are available online . Workshop Location The Ph.D. Workshop will be held at the University of Konstanz, located in the outskirts of Konstanz. The university is well connected to Konstanz' city center, see the Travel Details for appropriate pointers. On arrival at the university look for rooms A703 and A704. Both are major lecture rooms which can be easily reached starting from the university's main entrance. Simply follow the signs labelled `EDBT 2000 Ph.D. Workshop'. You may additionally use the university's orientation system (yellow signs) which will safely lead you to building area A and the specific rooms. Workshop Organizers The workshop is organized in cooperation with the GI Working Group Foundations of Information Systems. The organization committee is co-chaired by Stefan Conrad, U Munich (Germany) e-mail: conrad@dbs.informatik.uni-muenchen.de Holger Riedel, U Konstanz (Germany) e-mail: Holger.Riedel@uni-konstanz.de Workshop Topics As for the EDBT conference series, all topics from the field of database technology are of interest for the EDBT 2000 Ph.D. Workshop. These topics include (but are not limited to) Active Databases Advanced Query Processing and Optimization Approximate Queries Authorization and Security Constraint and Rule Management Data Models and Database Design Data Warehousing and OLAP Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Database Performance and Benchmarks Database Programming Languages E-Commerce, Workflow, and Databases Federated Databases and Interoperability Knowledge Base Management Systems Geographic Information Systems Image and Video Database Systems Imprecise and Uncertain Information Legacy Databases Logic and Databases Mobile Computing and Databases Object-Relational Database Systems Parallel and Distributed Databases Query Languages and User Interfaces Real-Time Database Systems Replication, Caching, Materialized Views Scientific and Statistical Databases Spatial and Temporal Databases Text Storage and Retrieval Transactions and Recovery World-Wide Web and Databases Download the EDBT 2000 Ph.D. Workshop Call for Papers in ASCII format (4 kB) PostScript format (138 kB)

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