Workshop discusses database for Marcellus water issues

Workshop on Database Programming Languages

These are the revised proceedings of the Workshop on Database Programming Languages held at Roscoff, Finistère, France in September of 1987. The last few years have seen an enormous activity in the development of new programming languages and new programming environments for databases. The purpose of the workshop was to bring together researchers from both databases and programming languages to...

Database Issues for Data Visualization: Supporting Interactive Database Explorartion

Aesthetic issues for drinking water.

Although many people expect their drinking water to be "flavorless", natural and processed drinking waters have flavors due to minerals and organics in the natural water, inputs from any step of water processing or transport, and interaction of these chemicals with an individuals' nose and mouth. Since people can detect the flavor of water, the idea has been proposed that drinking water consume...

Data Mining and Data Visualization: Position Paper for the Second IEEE Workshop on Database Issues for Data Visualization

The government, corporate, and industrial communities are faced with an ever increasing number of databases. These databases need not only to be managed, but also explored. The first requires secure access to distributed heterogeneous multimedia databases with rich metadata and having to meet timing constraints. The second requires exploratory tools supporting the identification of domain and m...

Security issues for federated database systems

This paper describes security issues for federated database management systems set up for managing distributed, heterogeneous and autonomous multilevel databases. It builds on our previous work in multilevel secure distributed database management systems and on the results of others’ work in federated database systems. In particular, we define a multilevel secure federated database system and d...