- From: Torsten Grust <grust@in.tum.de>
- Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 18:15:59 +0200
- To: public-qt-comments@w3.org
Call for Participation and Demonstrations X I M E - P 2 0 0 6 3rd International Workshop on XQuery Implementation, Experience and Perspectives June 30, 2006 Collocated with ACM SIGMOD/PODS 2006, Chicago, USA Sponsored by ACM SIGMOD Industrial Sponsors BEA | IBM | Oracle | X-Hive http://www.ximep-2006.org/ Please join us for XIME-P 2006, the third workshop in the XIME-P series, dedicated to research and industrial efforts on the implementation, utilization, and overall prospects of XQuery. XQuery development is happening on the verge of databases, document processing, and programming languages. This ''heterogeneity'' in contributions and attendees has been a source of lively debate and an interesting technical program for previous XIME-P editions. In this spirit, XIME-P 2006 features a mixture of seven talks, discussions, demoing, and a concluding panel. A keynote address by Don Chamberlin (IBM Almaden) - a lead of the W3C XQuery Working Group - will open the day. Last but not least, all odds are that after 8 years of work XQuery will become a standard at around the time of SIGMOD 2006, making 2006 a landmark year for XQuery as well as XIME-P. XIME-P 2006 is held in the Renaissance Chicago Hotel, i.e., the SIGMOD 2006 conference hotel, all-day on Friday, June 30, 2006. -- ''Caffeine and Code'': Informal Call for Demonstrations If you are the architect of an XQuery implementation or if you build interesting applications with an XQuery core, XIME-P 2006 is your ideal opportunity for unlimited bragging about and discussion of your system. The venue will be stuffed with interested peers. The ''Caffeine and Code'' joint coffee and demonstration break (90 min) of XIME-P 2006 calls for your system to be demoed. This will be informal and open and you are sincerely invited to drop us a note at ximep-2006@ximep-2006.org or to contact the workshop chairs (Mike Carey, Torsten Grust) directly. (Please include a brief description of your system and the scope of your demo.) -- Program (Friday, June 30) 08:30--09:00 On-site Registration 09:00--10:00 Welcome Invited Talk by Don Chamberlin (IBM Almaden): "XQuery: Where Do We Go From Here?" 10:00--10:30 Coffee break 10:30--12:00 Session 1: XQuery Implementation A Fully Pipelined XQuery Processor (Leonidas Fegaras, Ranjan Dash, YingHui Wang) Template Folding for XPath (Carl-Christian Kanne, Guido Moerkotte) Building a Native XML-DBMS as a Term Project in a Course (Christoph Koch, Dan Olteanu, Stefanie Scherzinger) 12:00--01:30 Lunch break 01:30--02:30 Session 2: Extensions to XQuery Positional Grouping in XQuery (Michael Kay) Programming with XQuery (Don Chamberlin, Mike Carey, Dana Florescu, Donald Kossmann, Jonathan Robie) 02:30--04:00 "Caffeine and Code" Joint Coffee and Demonstration break. Informal demonstrations of XQuery implementations and applications. Unlimited bragging and discussion opportunity. 04:00--05:00 Session 3: XQuery and Annotated XML Efficient XQuery Support for Stand-Off Annotation (Wouter Alink, Raoul Bhoedjang, Arjen de Vries, Peter Boncz) Multi-hierarchical XQuery for Document-Centric XML (Ionut E. Iacob, Alex Dekhtyar) 05:00--06:00 Panel (topic tba) -- Registration XIME-P 2006 is held in cooperation with ACM SIGMOD 2006. You can register for the workshop via the SIGMOD registration process (online or offline). Please visit http://tangra.si.umich.edu/clair/sigmod-pods06/ Registration rates are shown below. These rates are unaffected by the SIGMOD 2006 early bird registration deadline (May 25). Note that you can upgrade an existing SIGMOD 2006 registration to include XIME-P 2006. Workshop-only registration is possible as well. ACM Member $80 Non-Member $120 Student $55 Workshop advance registration ends June 19, 2006. After June 19, you can register on-site. -- XIME-P 2006 Co-Chairs - Mike Carey - Torsten Grust BEA Systems Inc. Technische Universitaet Muenchen San Jose, CA, USA Munich, Germany mcarey@bea.com grust@in.tum.de -- XIME-P 2006 Program Committee - Kevin Beyer (IBM Research, USA) - Angela Bonifati (ICAR-CNR, Italy) - Vinayak Borkar (BEA Systems, USA) - Daniela Florescu (Oracle, USA) - Jan Hidders (U Antwerp, Belgium) - Carl-Christian Kanne (U Mannheim, Germany) - Michael Kay (Saxonica, UK) - Maurice van Keulen (U Twente, Netherlands) - Ioana Manolescu (INRIA, France) - Dan Olteanu (U Saarland, Germany) - Martin Probst (X-Hive, Netherlands) - Jonathan Robie (DataDirect Technologies, USA) - Jai Shanmugasundaram (Cornell U, USA) - Jerome Simeon (IBM Research, USA) - Dan Suciu (U of Washington, USA) - Philip Wadler (U Edinburgh, UK)
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