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Databases in Telecommunications II

VLDB 2001 International Workshop, DBTel 2001 Rome, Italy, September 10, 2001 Proceedings

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  • © 2001

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  1. Willem Jonker

    1. KPN Research, CD Groningen, The Netherlands

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 2209)

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Table of contents (13 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-VII
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  2. Telecommunications, Databases, and Evolution

    • Jan A. Audestad
    Pages 1-8

  3. Data Warehouse Population Platform

    • Jovanka Adzic, Valter Fiore, Stefano Spelta
    Pages 9-18

  4. Experimenting NT Cluster Technology for Massive CDR Processing

    • J. E. P. Wijnands, S. J. Dijkstra, W. L. A. Derks, W. Jonker
    Pages 19-36

  5. Mining Sequential Alarm Patterns in a Telecommunication Database

    • Pei-Hsin Wu, Wen-Chih Peng, Ming-Syan Chen
    Pages 37-51

  6. Generalized MD-Joins: Evaluation and Reduction to SQL

    • Michael O. Akinde, Michael H. Böhlen
    Pages 52-67

  7. Query Processing in Embedded Control Programs

    • David Toman, Grant Weddell
    Pages 68-87

  8. Benchmark for Real-Time Database Systems for Telecommunications

    • Jan Lindström, Tiina Niklander
    Pages 88-101

  9. Replication between Geographically Separated Clusters - An Asynchronous Scalable Replication Mechanism for Very High Availability

    • Anders Björnerstedt, Helena Ketoja, Johan Sintorn, Martin Sköld
    Pages 102-115

  10. Yima: Design and Evaluation of a Streaming Media System for Residential Broadband Services

    • Roger Zimmermann, Kun Fu, Cyrus Shahabi, Didi Shu-Yuen Yao, Hong Zhu
    Pages 116-125

  11. QuDAS: A QoS-Based Brokering Architecture for Data Services

    • Nektarios Georgalas
    Pages 126-139

  12. LDAP, Databases and Distributed Objects: Towards a Better Integration

    • Thierry Delot, Pascal Déchamboux, Béatrice Finance, Yann Lepetit, Gilles LeBrun
    Pages 140-154

  13. Network Convergence Using Universal Numbers: The UPT Project

    • Munir Cochinwala, Harald Hauser, Naveen Suri
    Pages 155-166

  14. Toward Universal Information Models in Enterprise Management

    • Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin
    Pages 167-178

  15. Back Matter

    Pages 179-179
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About this book

Just like the previous workshop at VLDB 1999 in Edinburgh, the purpose of this workshop is to promote telecom data management as one of the core research areas in database research and to establish a strong connection between the telecom and database research communities. As I wrote in the preface of those proceedings, data management in telecommuni- tions is an interesting area of research given the fact that both service management and service provisioning are very data intensive, and pose extreme requirements on data management technology. Given the feedback on the previous workshop we decided to keep the same program set-up for this workshop: an invited speaker, a collection of research papers, and a panel discussion. We received 18 good quality papers from which we selected 12 to construct a very interesting program. The program has been divided into four sections. The first section focuses on CDR data warehouse and data mining technology. Data warehousing and data mining around customer usage data remains an important area of interest for telecommunication operators. The growing competition, especially in the mobile market, means that operators have to put more effort into customer retention and satisfaction. The second section focuses on performance issues around databases in telecommunication. Since telecommunication databases are characterized by their extreme requirements, for example in terms of volumes of data to be processed or response times, high volume data management and embedded and real-time data management are key aspects of the telecommunication data management problems in today’s operational environments.

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  • KPN Research, CD Groningen, The Netherlands

    Willem Jonker

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