$B!!!!F|K\%G!<%?%Y!<%93X2q$N3'MM(B $B!!!!(BACM SIGMOD $BF|K\;YIt$N3'MM(B $B!!!!!J=EJ#$7$F$*<u$1<h$j$N:]$O$4MF<O$/$@$5$$!K(B $B!!!!!!!!5~ETBg3X$N4d0f86$G$9!%(B $B!!$?$S$?$S62$lF~$j$^$9$,!$(BICDE2006$B!w%"%H%i%s%?$NJ;@_%o!<%/%7%g%C%W$r(B $B$b$&$R$H$D$40FFb$5$;$FD:$-$^$9!%(B $B!!!!(BXSDM$B$O(BXML$B%9%-!<%^(B/$B%G!<%?4XO"5;=Q$,%H%T%C%/$H$J$C$F$*$j$^$9!%(B $B!!%"%V%9%H%i%/%HDy@Z$,#1#07n#2#5F|$K$J$C$F$*$j$^$9!%(B ------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALL FOR PAPERS 3rd International Workshop on XML Schema and Data Management (XSDM 2006) http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/assourav/XSDM/main.html in conjunction with The 22nd IEEE International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE 2006) April 3-7, Atlanta, GA, 2006 BACKGROUND: XML has gain lot of attention from database researchers who are actively working in one or more of the emerging XML areas. XML data are self-describing, and provide a platform independent means to describe data and therefore, can transport data from one platform to another. XML documents can be mapped to one more of the existing data models such as Relational and Object-relational, and XML views can be produced dynamically from the pre-existing data models. XML queries can be mapped to the queries of the underlying models and can use their optimization features. In this context, schema management and discovery, query optimization, data integration and indexing plays important roles. XML data integration is useful for E-commerce applications such as comparison-shopping, which requires further study in the domain of data, schema and query based integration. XML Change management is another important area that has attracted attention in the context of web warehouse. XML has been in use in upcoming areas such web services, sensor and biological data management. Following the success of the last two International Workshop on XML Schema and Data Management, we are pleased to invite original contributions in this area for the 3rd International Workshop on XML Schema and Data Management to be held in Atlanta, USA. One of the key objective of this workshop is to bring together researchers in this area who can share their views under this workshop. We solicits papers with important new insights and experiences of managing XML data. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to *XML schema discovery *XML schema validation and constraints *XML data integration *XML data storage and indexing *XML query languages and optimization *XML views and data publishing *XML data semantics *XML and semantic web *XML data mining *XML change management *XML views and data mappings *XML data security *XML data privacy *XML data compression *XML in Web services *XML benchmark and performance studies *XML in new domains- sensor and biological data management IMPORTANT DATES: Abstract Submission Deadline: 25th Oct, 2005 Paper Submission Deadline: 1st Nov, 2005 Notification: 5th Jan, 2006 Camera-ready Copy Due: 12th January, 2006 Workshop Date: 2nd/8th April, 2006 PAPER SUBMISSION: The full paper submission is limited to 10 pages (double spaced) in length (IEEE Format). Simultaneous submission to another conference/workshop/journal is not allowed. Papers must be original and have not been published or under consideration for publications elsewhere. Papers will be reviewed by at least 3 program committee members for their technical merit, originality, significance, and relevance to the workshop. Please send abstract (no more than 250 words in ASCII text) of the paper via email. Authors from Europe/USA should send papers/abstracts to madrias@umr.edu, and from Asia/Australia Pacific should send to assourav@ntu.edu.sg including title of the paper, authors$BC(Bnames and 3-4 relevant keywords. Extended versions of selected papers will be published in Data and Knowledge Engineering Journal, Elsevier Science. WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS: Sourav S Bhowmick; Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; assourav@ntu.edu.sg Sanjay Madria; University of Missouri-Rolla USA; madrias@umr.edu Sharma Chakravarthy; The University of Texas, Arlington USA; sharma@cse.uta.edu PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Badia Antonio University of Louisville USA Bressan Stephen National University of Singapore Singapore Catarci Tiziana Universita' degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" Italy Choi Byron Nanyang Technological University Singapore Claypool Kajal University of Massachusetts-Lowell USA Chinchwadkar Gajanan Sybase Inc USA Dekhtyar Alexander University of Kentucky USA Embley David W. Bringham Young University USA Ho Howard IBM Almaden USA Iwaihara Mizuho Kyoto University Japan Laender Alberto H F UFMG Brazil Liu Mengchi Carleton University Canada Li Qing City University of Hongkong China Lu Shiyong Wayne State University USA Mobasher Bamshad Depaul University USA Mani Murali WPI USA Ng Wee Keong Nanyang Technological University Singapore Mong Li Lee National University of Singapore Singapore Paraboschi Stefano Universita` di Bergamo Italy Passi K Laurentian University Canada Psaila Giuseppe Universita` di Bergamo Italy Tan Kian-Lee National University of Singapore Singapore Turker Can Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Switzerland Vangenot Christelle EPFL Switzerland Wang Wei University of New South Wales Australia Wong Raymond University of New South Wales Australia Yoshikawa Masatoshi Univerisity of Nagoya Japan Yu Jeffrey Chinese University of Kong Kong China Zhou Xiaofang University of Queensland Australia _______________________________________________ Please do not post msgs that are not relevant to the database community at large. 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