3. SSDBM 1986: Luxembourg

Roger E. Cubitt, Brian Cooper, Gultekin Özsoyoglu (Eds.): Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Statistical and Scientific Database Management, July 22-24, 1986, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Luxembourg. EUROSTAT 1986

Hosted by CEPS/INSTEAD, Luxembourg; sponsored by Commission of the European Communities, Statistical Office (EUROSTAT), Directorate General for Telecommunications, Information Industry and Innovation (DG XIII).

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  editor    = {Roger E. Cubitt and
               Brian Cooper and
               Gultekin {\"O}zsoyoglu},
  title     = {Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Statistical
               and Scientific Database Management, July 22-24, 1986, Grand Duchy
               of Luxembourg, Luxembourg},
  publisher = {EUROSTAT},
  year      = {1986},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
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• Title, Commitee, Table of Contents, Author Index.
  

Section 1: Scientific Databases

• Frank Olken, Doron Rotem, Arie Shoshani, Harry K. T. Wong:
  Scientific and Statistical Data Management Research at LBL. 1-20
  
• G. Simpson, R. Diehl, T. Casilli, Volker Schönfelder, Gert Gislher Lichti, Helmut Steinle, B. Swanenburg, H. Aarts, A. Deerenberg, W. Hermsen, K. Bennett, C. Winkler, M. Snelling, J. Lockwood, D. Morris, J. Ryan:
  DBMS and COMPASS: The COMPTEL Processing and Analysis Software System. 21-24
  
• M. G. Pacco, E. Springmann:
  Use of a Commercial DBMS in a Scientific Environment. 25-30
  
• Brian J. Read:
  Scientific Data Manipulation in a Relational Database System. 31-35
  
• Peter Scheuermann, Changho Kim:
  Performance Analysis of Storage Schemes for Large Numerical Databases. 36-43
  

Section 2: Physical Organization

• Frank Olken:
  Physical Database Support for Scientific and Statistical Database Management. 44-60
  
• Mostafa A. Bassiouni:
  Efficient Transmission and Storage of Alphanumeric Data and Metadata. 61-65
  
• Francesco M. Malvestuto:
  Decomposing Complex Contingency Tables to Reduce Storage Requirements. 66-71
  

Section 3: User Interfaces

• Paula J. Cowley, Wesley Nicholson, Daniel B. Carr:
  Managing the Data Analysis Process. 72-77
  
• Richard A. Becker, John M. Chambers:
  Auditing of Data Analyses. 78-80
  
• Gwendolyn L. Harllee:
  LABSTAT BROWSE: A Search Facility Built for an Existing Database. 81-84
  
• Hans Hinterberger:
  Multidimensional Data Visualization Design Tradeoffs: Speed vs. Detail. 85-97
  
• David M. Stein:
  A Database Interface to an Integrated Data Analysis and Plotting Tool. 98-106
  

Section 4: Query Languages

• Clifton Chan, Zbigniew Michalewicz:
  A Query Language Capable of Handling Incomplete Information and Statistics. 107-115
  
• Abdullah Uz Tansel, M. Erol Arkun:
  Aggregation Operations in Historical Relational Databases (extended abstract). 116-121
  
• E. Fortunato, Maurizio Rafanelli, Fabrizio L. Ricci, A. Sebastio:
  An Algebra for Statistical Data. 122-134
  
• Abdullah Uz Tansel, M. Erol Arkun:
  HQUEL, a Query Language for Historical Relational Databases. 135-142
  

Section 5: Data Models

• Georges Hébrail:
  A Model of Summaries for Very Large Databases. 143-151
  
• Erik Malmborg:
  On the Semantics of Aggregated Data. 152-158
  
• Camilo Riaño:
  Using Logic to Organize Statistical Databases. 159-164
  
• Hideto Sato, Takayuki Nakano, Yoshinobu Fukazawa, Ryosuke Hotaka:
  Conceptual Schema for a Wide-Scope Statistical Database and its Applications. 165-172
  

Section 6: Expert Systems

• Anthony D. Elliman:
  On the Form of an Intelligent Front End to a Statistical Data-Base. 173-178
  
• D. I. Howells, N. J. Fiddian, W. A. Gray:
  A Comparison of Old and New Technologies for Translating Between Relational Query Languages. 179-183
  
• Jacques Kouloumdjian, Philippe Lebaube, Brice Lepape:
  A Strategy for Coupling Logic Programming and Database Technology. 184-193
  
• Gerhard Müller:
  Esprit Project 311: Advanced Data and Knowledge Management System. 194-196
  

Section 7: DBMS/Statistical Package Interfaces

• Diana Whistler:
  The Design of a Data Base Management System for Economic Time Series Data. 197-202
  
• Sue M. Dintelman, A. Timothy Maness:
  Compilation of Data for Statistical Analysis: Theory and Application of Record Linking. 203-207
  
• Frances Grundy:
  Cluster Analysis - A Series of Database Views? 208-210
  
• Geneviève Jomier, O. Kezouit, H. Ralambondrainy:
  Data Analysis for Relational Data Bases: The PEPIN-SICLA System. 211-218
  
• Stamatina D. Tsafou:
  Data Base Management and Statistical Information. 219-223
  

Section 8: Systems

• Ilkka Karasalo, Per Svensson:
  The Design of Cantor - A New System for Data Analysis. 224-244
  
• A. Datta, B. Fournier, Wen-Chi Hou, Gultekin Özsoyoglu:
  The Design and Implementation of the SSDB. 245-260
  
• John Dixie, G. Ive:
  Implementing a Computer Efficient Database Management System: A Progress Report. 261-263
  
• Gustave J. Goldmann:
  The Small Area Data Program: An Essential Information Resource. 264-270
  
• Erhard Mergenthaler:
  Textbase Management Systems: Tools for the Archiving and Analysis of Textual Data. 271-276
  
• Geoffrey A. Stephenson:
  ARCHEDDA - A Prototype for a Heterogeneous Distributed Database System. 277-285
  
• Sakti P. Ghosh:
  SIAM: Statistics Information Access Method. 286-293
  

Section 9: Security

• Y. H. Chin, Weng-Ling Peng:
  An Evaluation of Two New Inference Control Methods. 294-302
  
• Mary McLeish:
  Prior Knowledge and the Security of a Dynamic Statistical Database. 303-305
  

Section 10: Applications

• M. R. Carter:
  Design of a Fuel Statistics Database Using Focus. 306-308
  
• Joachim Eichberg:
  Database Management Problems with a Cancer Register. 309-311
  
• M. Hudec, H. Platz:
  Database Management in Multicenter Prospective Tumor Studies. 312-316
  
• John M. Long:
  An Examination of How a Classification System Can Be Used to Automate POSCH Metadata. 317-324