Posters of the 2004 CoopIS (Cooperative Information Systems) International Conference

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  Eiko Yoneki, Jean Bacon: Dynamic Publish/Subscribe in Mobile Peer-to-Peer Systems. 1-2
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  Mohamed Bouattour, Gilles Halin, Jean-Claude Bignon: The Virtual Cooperative Project Taking into Account Work Semantic Meaning in Architectural Cooperative Design. 3-4
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  Susana Muñoz-Hernández, José Manuél Gómez-Pérez: Collaborative Fuzzy Agents Using Constraint Logic Programming over Finite Domains. 5-6
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  Jangha Kim, Byungwook Song, Kanghee Lee, Sangwook Kim, Daesik Choi, Jungtaek Seo: Design a High-Level Language for Large Network Security Management. 7-8
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  Manuele Kirsch-Pinheiro, Marlène Villanova-Oliver, Jérôme Gensel, Hervé Martin: A Context-Based Awareness Mechanism for Mobile Cooperative Users. 9-11
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  Sonia Mendoza, Alberto L. Morán, Dominique Decouchant, Ana María Martínez Enríquez, Jesús Favela: Access Control-Based Distribution of Shared Documents. 12-13
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  Víctor Guevara-Masís, Hamideh Afsarmanesh, Louis O. Hertzberger: Service-Oriented Architecture of TeleCARE. 14-16
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  Yongsun Choi, J. Leon Zhao: Feedback Partitioning and Decomposition-Oriented Analysis of Cyclic Workflow Graphs. 17-18
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  Ilia Petrov, Stefan Jablonski, Marc Holze: Towards Implementing Consistency in OMG MOF-Based Repository Systems. 19-20
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  Keon-Myung Lee, Sang Ho Lee: Privacy-Preserving ID-Based Service Provision in Ubiquitous Computing Environments. 21-22
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  Iain Duncan Stalker, Nikolay Mehandjiev, Georg Weichhart, Kurt Fessl: Agents for Decentralised Process Design - Extended Abstract. 23-25

Posters of the 2004 ODBASE (Ontologies, Databases, and Applications of Semantics) International Conference

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  Judi Thomson, Andrew J. Cowell, Patrick Paulson, Scott Butner, Mark A. Whiting: Knowledge Signatures for Information Integration. 26-27
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  Timo Weithöner, Thorsten Liebig, Günther Specht: Efficient Processing of Huge Ontologies in Logic and Relational Databases. 28-29
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  Nacéra Bennacer, Marie-Aude Aufaure, Nadine Cullot, Anastasiya Sotnykova, Christelle Vangenot: Representing and Reasoning for Spatiotemporal Ontology Integration. 30-31
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  Sung-Phil Heo: Effective and Efficient Melody-Matching Method in a Large-Scale Music Database. 32-33

Posters of the 2004 DOA (Distributed Objects and Applications) International Conference

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  Diogo Salim, Thaís Vasconcelos Batista, Adelardo A. D. Medeiros: A CORBA-Based System for the Monitoring of Petroleum Fields. 34-35
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  Dhouha Ayed, Chantal Taconet, Nawel Sabri, Guy Bernard: Context-Aware Distributed Deployment of Component-Based Applications. 36-37
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  Alexandre Alvaro, Daniel Lucrédio, Antônio Francisco do Prado, Eduardo Santana de Almeida: Towards an Incremental Process Model Based on AOP for Distributed Component-Based Software Development. 38-39
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  Stefan Paal, Reiner Kammüller, Bernd Freisleben: Supporting Nomadic Desktop Computing Using an Internet Application Workbench. 40-43
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  Domenico Cotroneo, Armando Migliaccio, Stefano Russo: A Distributed Object Platform to Achieve Nomadic Interactions. 44-45
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  Alcides Calsavara, Agnaldo K. Noda, Juarez da Costa Cesar Filho, Carlos Kolb, Leonardo Nunes: A Virtual-Machine-Based Middleware. 46-47

Workshop on Grid Computing and Its Application to Data Analysis (GADA)

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  Pilar Herrero, María S. Pérez, Milena Radenkovic, Víctor Robles: Workshop on Grid Computing and Its Application to Data Analysis (GADA) PC Co-chairs' Message. 48-49
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  Eduardo Huedo, Alain Lepinette, Rubén S. Montero, Ignacio Martín Llorente, Luis Vázquez: Simulation of Mars Impact Cratering on a Grid Environment. 50-58
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  Silke Halstenberg, Karl-Uwe Stucky, Wolfgang Süß: A Grid Environment for Simulation and Optimization and a First Implementation of a Biomedical Application. 59-67
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  Allan Tomlinson, Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche: Application of Grid Security to Personal Distributed Environments. 68-78
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  Yahya Slimani, Faïza Najjar, Najla Mami: An Adaptive Cost Model for Distributed Query Optimization on the Grid. 79-87
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  Carmela Comito, Domenico Talia: GDIS: A Service-Based Architecture for Data Integration on Grids. 88-98
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  Ruslan Fomkin, Tore Risch: Managing Long Running Queries in Grid Environment. 99-110
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  Alberto Sánchez, José M. Peña Sánchez, María S. Pérez, Víctor Robles, Pilar Herrero: Improving Distributed Data Mining Techniques by Means of a Grid Infrastructure. 111-122
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  Fabrizio Baiardi, Fabio Martinelli, Paolo Mori, Anna Vaccarelli: Improving Grid Services Security with Fine Grain Policies. 123-134
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  Marta Beltrán, José Luis Bosque, Antonio Guzmán: Resource Dissemination Policies on Grids. 135-143
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  Alfredo Cuzzocrea, Filippo Furfaro, Giuseppe M. Mazzeo, Domenico Saccà: A Grid Framework for Approximate Aggregate Query Answering on Summarized Sensor Network Readings. 144-153
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  Ali M. Roumani, David B. Skillicorn: Large-Scale Resource Selection in Grids. 154-164
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  Félix J. García Clemente, Gregorio Martínez Pérez, Óscar Cánovas Reverte, Antonio F. Gómez-Skarmeta: A Proposal of a CIM-Based Policy Management Model for the OGSA Security Architecture. 165-174
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  Fatos Xhafa, Santi Caballé, Thanasis Daradoumis, Nan Zhou: A Grid-Based Approach for Processing Group Activity Log Files. 175-186
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  Isaac Chao, Ramon Sangüesa, Oscar Ardaiz: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Resource Management Multiagent System for a Multimedia Processing Grid. 187-197
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  Eiko Yoneki, Jean Bacon: Towards a Peer-to-Peer Event Broker Grid in a Hybrid Network Environment. 198-210
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  Giovanni Aloisio, Massimo Cafaro, Sandro Fiore, Maria Mirto: Bioinformatics Data Access Service in the ProGenGrid System. 211-221
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  Seogchan Hwang, Jaeyoung Choi: MSF: A Workflow Service Infrastructure for Computational Grid Environments. 222-231
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  Mario Cannataro, Pietro Hiram Guzzi, Tommaso Mazza, Pierangelo Veltri: Using PROTEUS for Modeling Data Mining Analysis of Proteomics Experiments on the Grid. 232-243

Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded Systems (JTRES)

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  Angelo Corsaro, Corrado Santoro: Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded Systems (JTRES) PC Co-chairs' Message. 244-245
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  Diego Alonso, Juan A. Pastor, Bárbara Álvarez: Real-Time Teaching with Java: JPR 3. 246-255
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  Frédéric Dang Tran, Jean-Philippe Fassino, Olivier Lobry, Jacques Pulou, Nicolas Rivierre: Toward a Component-Based Embedded Java-Oriented Operating System. 256-267
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  M. Teresa Higuera-Toledano: Studying the Behaviour of the Single Parent Rule in Real-Time Java. 268-277
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  Hao Cai, Andy J. Wellings: Supporting Mixed Criticality Applications in a Ravenscar-Java Environment. 278-291
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  Marco A. Wehrmeister, Leandro Buss Becker, Carlos Eduardo Pereira: Optimizing Real-Time Embedded Systems Development Using a RTSJ-Based API. 292-302
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  Helge Böhme, Ulrich Golze: Lightweight Firm Real-Time Extensions for Low Memory Profile Java Systems. 303-314
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  Andrew Borg, Andy J. Wellings: Towards an Understanding of the Expressive Power of the RTSJ Scoped Memory Model. 315-332
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  Jagun Kwon, Andy J. Wellings: Memory Management Based on Method Invocation in RTSJ. 333-345
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  Marcus Tangermann, Christian Schwab, Arndt Lüder, Luca Ferrarini, Carlo Veber: Encapsulation of IEC 61499 Function Blocks Using Real-Time Java According to the RTSJ. 346-358
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  Pablo Basanta-Val, Marisol García-Valls, Iria Estévez-Ayres: No Heap Remote Objects: Leaving Out Garbage Collection at the Server Side. 359-370
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  Martin Schoeberl: A Time Predictable Instruction Cache for a Java Processor. 371-382
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  Cristiano di Flora, Massimo Ficco, Stefano Russo: Indoor Positioning for Location-Aware Applications on Java-Based Mobile Devices. 383-393
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  Angelo Corsaro, Corrado Santoro: Design Patterns for RTSJ Application Development. 394-405
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  Antonella Di Stefano, Marco Fargetta, Giuseppe Pappalardo, Emiliano Tramontana: Separating Soft Real-Time from Functionality Concerns in Complex Object-Oriented Applications. 406-417

Workshop on Modeling Inter-Organizational Systems (MIOS)

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  Antonia Albani, Klaus Turowski: Workshop on Modeling Inter-Organizational Systems (MIOS) PC Co-chairs' Message. 418
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  Kwanghoon Kim, Hyukjae Ryoo, Jaekang Won: The e-Lollapalooza GlobalWorkflow Modeler: A Registry-Based Workflow Modeling Methodology and System. 419-430
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  Jelena Zdravkovic: Concepts of Flexibility for Efficient Integration of B2B Processes. 431-443
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  John Novatnack, Jana Koehler: Using Patterns in the Design of Inter-organizational Systems - An Experience Report. 444-455
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  Michael Ryba, Gerhard Wickler: Managing Ad Hoc Virtual Enterprises in Open SME Networks: The SCOOP Solution. 456-467
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  Nicolas Guelfi, Guillaume Le Cousin, Benoît Ries: Engineering of Dependable Complex Business Processes Using UML and Coordinated Atomic Actions. 468-482
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  Sven Zang, Anja Hofer, Otmar Adam: Cross-Enterprise Business Process Management Architecture - Methods and Tools for Flexible Collaboration. 483-494
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  Djamel Benmerzoug, Zizette Boufriche-Boufaïda, Mahmoud Boufaïda: From the Analysis of Cooperation Within Organizational Environments to the Design of Cooperative Information Systems: An Agent-Based Approach. 495-506
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  Birgit Hofreiter, Christian Huemer: Transforming UMM Business Collaboration Models to BPEL. 507-519
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  Dominik Schmitz, Gerhard Lakemeyer, Günter Gans, Matthias Jarke: Using BPEL Process Descriptions for Building Up Strategic Models of Inter-organizational Networks. 520-532
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  Jan L. G. Dietz, Nathalie Habing: A Meta Ontology for Organizations. 533-543
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  Bernhard Bauer, Jörg P. Müller, Stephan Roser: A Model-Driven Approach to Designing Cross-Enterprise Business Processes. 544-555
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  Bettina Bazijanec, Christian Winnewisser, Antonia Albani, Klaus Turowski: A Component-Based Architecture for Protocol Vector Conversion in Inter-organizational Systems. 556-567

Workshop on Regulatory Ontologies (WORM)

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  Mustafa Jarrar, Aldo Gangemi: Workshop on Regulatory Ontologies (WORM) PC Co-chairs' Message. 568
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  Ioannis Tsampoulatidis, Dimitrios Tzovaras, Michael G. Strintzis: Ontology-Based E-government Thematic Services Based on Topic Maps. 569-580
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  Silvia Llorente, Eva Rodríguez, Jaime Delgado: Workflow Description of Digital Rights Management Systems. 581-592
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  Roberto Bartolini, Alessandro Lenci, Simonetta Montemagni, Vito Pirrelli, Claudia Soria: Automatic Classification and Analysis of Provisions in Italian Legal Texts: A Case Study. 593-604
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  Gang Zhao, John Kingston, Koen Kerremans, Frederik Coppens, Ruben Verlinden, Rita Temmerman, Robert Meersman: Engineering an Ontology of Financial Securities Fraud. 605-620
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  Woojin Paik, Jee Yeon Lee: Extracting Legal Propositions from Appellate Decisions with Text Discourse Analysis Methods. 621-633
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  Bram Roth, Bart Verheij: Cases and Dialectical Arguments - An Approach to Case-Based Reasoning. 634-651
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  Eric Melz, André Valente: Modeling the Tax Code. 652-661
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  Johann Eder, Christian Koncilia: Modelling Changes in Ontologies. 662-673
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  Maria-Teresa Sagri, Daniela Tiscornia, Aldo Gangemi: An Ontology-Based Model for Representing "Bundle-of-Rights". 674-688

Workshop on Ontologies, Semantics, and E-learning (WOSE)

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  Erik Duval, Peter Spyns: Workshop on Ontologies, Semantics, and E-learning (WOSE) PC Co-chairs' Message. 689
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  Germán M. Rivera, Bernd Simon, Juan Quemada, Joaquín Salvachúa: Improving LOM-Based Interoperability of Learning Repositories. 690-699
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  Galia Angelova, Ognian Kalaydjiev, Albena Strupchanska: Domain Ontology as a Resource Providing Adaptivity in eLearning. 700-712
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  Katrien Verbert, Joris Klerkx, Michael Meire, Jehad Najjar, Erik Duval: Towards a Global Component Architecture for Learning Objects: An Ontology Based Approach. 713-722
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  Andrew Brasher, Patrick McAndrew: Human-Generated Learning Object Metadata. 723-730
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  Dazhou Kang, Baowen Xu, Jianjiang Lu, Peng Wang, Yanhui Li: Extracting Sub-ontology from Multiple Ontologies. 731-740
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  Jesús Arana, Salima Hassas, Yannick Prié: MAZETTE: Multi Agent MUSETTE for Sharing and Reusing Ontologies. 741-752
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  Achim Mahnke, Bernd Krieg-Brückner: Literate Ontology Development. 753-757
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  Jeanne Schreurs, Gerd Balette, Rachel Moreau: An E-learning Concept Mindmap and the Management of the Underlying Learning Objects. 758-762
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  Peng Wang, Baowen Xu, Jianjiang Lu, Yanhui Li, Dazhou Kang: Theory and Semi-automatic Generation of Bridge Ontology in Multi-ontologies Environment. 763-767
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  Pavel Smrz: Integrating Ontologies into Learning Management Systems - A Case of Czech. 768-772
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  Antonio De Nicola, Michele Missikoff, Federica Schiappelli: Towards an Ontological Support for eLearning Courses. 773-777

PhD Symposium (PhDS)

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  Peter Spyns, Antonia Albani, Alexios Palinginis: PhD Symposium (PhDS) PC Co-chairs' Message. 778
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  Andreas Schmidt: Management of Dynamic and Imperfect User Context Information. 779-786
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  Avi Soffer: Bridging Information Gaps in an OPM-Based System Development Lifecycle. 787-797
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  Pieter De Leenheer: Revising and Managing Multiple Ontology Versions in a Possible Worlds Setting. 798-809
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  Manu De Backer: On the Verification of Web Services Compatibility: A Petri Net Approach. 810-821
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  Mariusz Trzaska, Kazimierz Subieta: Usability of Visual Information Retrieval Metaphors for Object-Oriented Databases. 822-833
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  Johannes Maria Zaha: Automated Compatibility Tests for Business Related Aspects of Software Components. 834-841
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  Marina Bagic: Formal Infrastructure for Modelling Intelligent Agents with Agent UML and Petri Nets. 842-853
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  João Paulo A. Almeida: Model-Driven Design of Distributed Applications. 854-865

INTEROP NoE Dissemination Workshop (INTEROP)

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  Hervé Panetto, Monica Scannapieco, Martin Zelm: INTEROP NoE: Interoperability Research for Networked Enterprises Applications and Software. 866-882

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