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16. BTW 2015: Hamburg - Workshops
- Norbert Ritter, Andreas Henrich, Wolfgang Lehner, Andreas Thor, Steffen Friedrich, Wolfram Wingerath:
Datenbanksysteme für Business, Technologie und Web (BTW 2015) - Workshopband, 2.-3. März 2015, Hamburg, Germany. LNI P-242, GI 2015, ISBN 978-3-88579-636-7
Second Workshop on Databases in Biometrics, Forensics and Security Applications (DBforBFS)
- Jana Dittmann, Veit Köppen, Gunter Saake, Claus Vielhauer:
Second workshop on databases in biometrics, forensics and security applications (DBforBFS). 19-20 - Veit Köppen, Mario Hildebrandt, Martin Schäler:
On performance optimization potentials regarding data classification in forensics. 21-36 - Maik Schott, Claus Vielhauer, Christian Krätzer:
Using different encryption schemes for secure deletion while supporting queries. 37-45
Data Streams and Event Processing (DSEP)
- Marco Grawunder, Daniela Nicklas:
Data streams and event processing (DSEP). 49-50 - Timo Michelsen, Michael Brand, Hans-Jürgen Appelrath:
Modulares Verteilungskonzept für Datenstrommanagementsysteme. 51-60 - Niko Pollner, Christian Steudtner, Klaus Meyer-Wegener:
Placement-Safe Operator-Graph Changes in Distributed Heterogeneous Data Stream Systems. 61-70 - Michael Brand, Tobias Brandt, Carsten Cordes, Marc Wilken, Timo Michelsen:
Herakles: A system for sensor-based live sport analysis using private peer-to-peer networks. 71-80 - Christian Kuka, Daniela Nicklas:
Bestimmung von Datenunsicherheit in einem probabilistischen Datenstrommanagementsystem. 81-90 - Cornelius A. Ludmann, Marco Grawunder, Timo Michelsen, Hans-Jürgen Appelrath:
Kontinuierliche Evaluation von kollaborativen Recommender-Systeme in Datenstrommanagementsystemen. 91-92 - Sebastian Herbst, Johannes Tenschert, Klaus Meyer-Wegener:
Using data-stream and complex-event processing to identify activities of bats. 93-94 - Peter M. Fischer, Io Taxidou:
Streaming analysis of information diffusion. 95-96 - Henrik Surm, Daniela Nicklas:
Towards a framework for sensor-based research and development platform for critical, socio-technical systems. 97-98 - Felix Beier, Kai-Uwe Sattler, Christoph Dinh, Daniel Baumgarten:
Dataflow programming for big engineering data. 101-102
Joint Workshop on Data Management for Science (DMS)
- Sebastian Dorok, Birgitta König-Ries, Matthias Lange, Erhard Rahm, Gunter Saake, Bernhard Seeger:
Joint workshop on data management for science (DMS). 105-108 - Alexandr Uciteli
, Toralf Kirsten:
Ontology-based retrieval of scientific data in LIFE. 109-114 - Christian Colmsee, Jinbo Chen, Kerstin Schneider, Uwe Scholz, Matthias Lange:
Improving search results in life science by recommendations based on semantic information. 115-120 - Marc Schäfer, Johannes Schildgen, Stefan Deßloch:
Sampling with incremental mapreduce. 121-130 - Andreas Heuer:
METIS in PArADISE Provenance Management bei der Auswertung von Sensordatenmengen für die Entwicklung von Assistenzsystemen. 131-136 - Martin Scharm, Dagmar Waltemath:
Extracting reproducible simulation studies from model repositories using the combinearchive toolkit. 137-142 - Robin Cijvat, Stefan Manegold, Martin L. Kersten, Gunnar W. Klau, Alexander Schönhuth, Tobias Marschall, Ying Zhang:
Genome sequence analysis with monetdb: a case study on ebola virus diversity. 143-150 - Ahmet Bulut:
Rightinsight: open source architecture for data science. 151-160 - Christian Authmann, Christian Beilschmidt, Johannes Drönner, Michael Mattig, Bernhard Seeger:
Rethinking Spatial Processing in Data-Intensive Science. 161-170
Studierendenprogramm
- Marc Büngener:
CBIR gestütztes Gemälde-Browsing. 173-182 - David Englmeier, Nina C. Hubig, Sebastian Goebl, Christian Böhm:
Musical similarity analysis based on chroma features and text retrieval methods. 183-192 - Alexander Askinadze:
Vergleich von Distanzen und Kernel für Klassifikatoren zur Optimierung der Annotation von Bildern. 193-202 - Matthias Liebeck:
Aspekte einer automatischen Meinungsbildungsanalyse von Online-Diskussionen. 203-212 - Martin Winter, Sebastian Goebl, Nina C. Hubig, Christopher Pleines, Christian Böhm:
Development and evaluation of a facebook-based product advisor for online dating sites. 213-222 - Daniel Töws, Marwan Hassani, Christian Beecks, Thomas Seidl:
Optimizing Sequential Pattern Mining Within Multiple Streams. 223-232 - Marcus Pinnecke:
Konzept und prototypische Implementierung eines föderativen Complex Event Processing Systeme mit Operatorverteilung. 233-242 - Monika Walter, Axel Hahn:
Unterstützung von datengetriebenen Prozessschritten in Simulationsstudien durch Verwendung multidimensionaler Datenmodelle. 243-252 - Niklas Wilcke:
Ddup - towards a deduplication framework utilising apache spark. 253-262
Tutorienprogramm
- Christian Beecks, Merih Seran Uysal, Thomas Seidl:
Distance-based Multimedia Indexing. 265-268 - Kai-Uwe Sattler, Jens Teubner, Felix Beier, Sebastian Breß:
Many-Core-Architekturen zur Datenbankbeschleunigung. 269-270 - Felix Gessert, Norbert Ritter:
Skalierbare NoSQL- und Cloud-Datenbanken in Forschung und Praxis. 271-274 - Jens Albrecht, Uta Störl:
Big-Data-Anwendungsentwicklung mit SQL und NoSQL. 275-277
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