The First International Workshop on Event-Driven Architecture, Processing and Systems (EDA-PS 2006)

Event Processing in Use

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  Asaf Adi, David Botzer, Gil Nechushtai, Guy Sharon: Complex Event Processing for Financial Services. 7-12
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  Essam Mansour, Bing Wu, Kudakwashe Dube, Jian Xing Li: An Event-Driven Approach to Computerizing Clinical Guidelines Using XML. 13-20
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  Donald Baker, Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Marian H. Nodine, Andrzej Cichocki: From Events to Awareness. 21-30

Event Processing Languages and Design

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  François Bry, Michael Eckert: A High-Level Query Language for Events. 31-38
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  AnnMarie Ericsson, Mikael Berndtsson: Detecting Design Errors in Composite Events for Event Triggered Real-Time Systems Using Timed Automata. 39-50

Keynote

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  W. Roy Schulte: The Business Impact of Event Processing: Why Mainstream Companies Will Soon Use A Lot More EDA. 51

Event Processing Implementation Issues

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  Andrey Khorlin, K. Mani Chandy: Control-Based Scheduling in a Distributed Stream Processing System. 55-64
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  José Júlio Alferes, Gaston E. Tagni: Implementation of a Complex Event Engine for the Web. 65-72
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  Guoli Li, Vinod Muthusamy, Hans-Arno Jacobsen, Serge Mankovski: Decentralized Execution of Event-Driven Scientific Workflows. 73-82

Demo/Poster Session

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  Torsten Greiner, Willy Düster, Francis Pouatcha, Rainer von Ammon: Business Activity Monitoring of norisbank Taking the Example of the Application easyCredit and the Future Adoption of Complex Event Processing (CEP). 83
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  Vijay Dialani, Inderpal Narang: Incorporating Support for Event Algebra in Relational Stream Systems. 84-85
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  Luis Álvarez Sabucedo, Luis E. Anido-Rifón: Life Event Oriented Architecture. 86
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  Bharat Kumar, Daniel F. Lieuwen, Ming Xiong, Yuan Wei: Publish/Subscribe Over Virtual XML Data. 87
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  Daniel Jobst, Gerald Preissler: Mapping Low and High Level Monitoring with Event Processing. 88
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  Heiko Klarl, Markus Preitsameter: Securing Service-Oriented and Event-Driven Architectures Results of an Evaluation of Enterprise Security Frameworks. 89

Modeling, Design, and Analysis for Service-Oriented Architecture Workshop (MDA4SOA 2006)

Service Description and Selection

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  Wing Lok Yeung, Ji Wang, Wei Dong: Verifying Choreographic Descriptions of Web Services Based on CSP. 97-104
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  Valeria Cardellini, Emiliano Casalicchio, Vincenzo Grassi, Raffaela Mirandola: A Framework for Optimal Service Selection in Broker-Based Architectures with Multiple QoS Classes. 105-112
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  Guadalupe Ortiz, Juan Hernández, Fernando Sánchez: Model Driven Extra-Functional Properties for Web Services. 113-120
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  Witold Abramowicz, Monika Kaczmarek, Marek Kowalkiewicz, Dominik Zyskowski: Architecture for Service Profiling. 121-130

Web Service Modeling and SOA

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  María-Emilia Cambronero, Gregorio Díaz, Juan José Pardo, Valentín Valero Ruiz, Fernando L. Pelayo: RT-UML for modeling Real-Time Web Services. 131-139
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  Dmytro Rud, Andreas Schmietendorf, Reiner R. Dumke: Performance Modeling of WS-BPEL-Based Web Service Compositions. 140-147
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  Michelle Hepner, M. Todd Gamble, Rose F. Gamble: Forming a Security Certification Enclave for Service-Oriented Architectures. 148-155
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  Volker Herwig: Data Standardization as the Basis for an Service-Oriented Architecture. 156-164

Third International Semantic and Dynamic Web Processes Workshop (SDWP 2006)

Semantic Web Service Discovery

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  Glen Dobson, Alfonso Sánchez-Macián: Towards Unified QoS/SLA Ontologies. 169-174
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  Zakir Laliwala, Rahul Khosla, Pritha Majumdar, Sanjay Chaudhary: Semantic and Rules Based Event-Driven Dynamic Web Services Composition for Automation of Business Processes. 175-182
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  Jorge Cardoso: Discovering Semantic Web Services with and without a Common Ontology Commitment. 183-190

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