Workgoup Meeting, April 14, 2010 - Menuires, The Three Valleys, French Alps, France
17:30 - 18:30

Attendance: TBD

Agenda: one tutorial was presented:

  • Protecting Critical Telecommunications and Networking Infrastructure

as well as three keynore speeches:

  • Multimedia Data Distribution and Processing in IP Networks
  • Cyber-physical systems for aeronautical applications
  • I have a Dream - Vision on Database Technology

and an expert panel:

  • NoSQL (Not only SQL) Databases

Tutorials are posted at http://www.iaria.org/tutorials.html

Keynote speeches are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html

Discussions:

  • The promotion of young researches and PhD candidates was again reinforced; they can play different roles, and they are encouraged of being session chairs.
  • An open call to suggest regular refresh to the topics for DBKDA 2011was launched
  • Please have a look at DBKDA 2011
    Suggestions are welcome at [email protected]
  • The procedure of invitation-only for extended versions of selected papers among those presented for on-line IARIA journals, with no additional fees, was appreciated.
    See: www.iariajournals.org

Suggestions:

  • Continue with ‘Poster’ and ‘Work in Progress’ tracks
  • Definitively, the technical program committee must be tuned to reflect new topics and assure a fair peer-to-peer review process.

Special topics for further consideration:

  • It is the IARIA Board position that everybody should benefit the same access and service during the conference; some suggested to have partial services and reduced registration fees for students. A detailed discussion went on the structure of the registration fees, simply sharing with the audience where each penny goes.
  • A particular suggestion will be implemented from the next event: Student Consortium.
  • Another suggestion was to have many POPs; while feasible, the drawback is that this will split the community. A try will be prepared for the next event.

Proceeding publications:

  • The option to publish in an open digital library was discussed; this will allow having all the proceedings of the co-located events on the same CD Proceedings, and full free access to any publication.
  • This issue will be carried further on to the IARIA Board to careful attention.
  • It was suggested that some national research Centers encourage scientist to rather publish in openly searchable digital libraries.

Next steps:

  • Develop the new topics via off-line exchanges
  • Extend invitations for DBKDA 2011 committee membership
  • Attract scientists in the committee to cover the newly intended areas

DBKDA 2011:

Workgroup Meeting, March 4th, 2009 - Cancun, Mexico
17:30 - 19:00

Attendance: 14

Special:

  • Everyone was impressed by the quick move from Guadeloupe to Cancun
  • The story was analyzed as ‘lessons learned’

Abbreviation and topics change:

  • The original Call for Submissions was on “Advances in Data Bases”
  • However, very goods papers came from knowledge, data, and database applications
  • For continuity, the Board decided to tune the name and the abbreviation form the very first event.
  • This decision was fully endorsed and appreciated.

Agenda:

  • No particular presentations were scheduled.
  • However, three tutorials

1. Cyber-Security: Current Practice and Future Trends
2. Mobility and Multi-access in Emerging Internet Architectures
3. Protecting Critical Telecommunications and Networking Infrastructure

were presented at GlobeNet 2009, along with two keynote speakers:

1. Goals and Policies for Telephony
2. Data Management for the Web: XML Standardization and Database Technology

See:  http://www.iaria.org/conferences2009/DB09.html

  • The tutorials are posted at http://www.iaria.org/tutorials.html
  • The keynote speeches are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html
  • Excellent discussions around these special talks.
  • There were discussions on enlarging the dissemination of DBKDA and adding new topics related to:-self-managing DBs, query optimization, XML&DB, Business Intelligence (knowledge discovery), data access technologies, Geo/special DB applications, DB Applications for Life Sciences, Mobile DBs, etc.
  • Help is expected from all the committee members for a careful dissemination of the Call for Papers, avoiding spamming
  • The promotion of young researchers was appreciated (Sunanda Patro, Farid Bourennani);.
  • More work for preparing DBKDA 2010 will be done offline, with volunteers (Fritz Laux, Lena Strömbäck, Fabio Gullo, Gilles Mathieu, Chris Ireland, Aristotelis Giannakos)

An open call to suggest regular refresh to the topics for BDKDA was launched

Suggestions:

  • Continue with ‘Poster’ and ‘Work in Progress’ tracks
  • Definitively, the technical program committee must be tuned to reflect new topics and assure a fair peer-to-peer review process.  

Publications:

  • The option to publish in an open digital library was discussed; this will allow having all the proceedings of the co-located events on the same CD Proceedings, and full free access to any publication.
  • This issue will be carried further on to the IARIA Board to careful attention.
  • It was suggested that some national research Centers encourage scientist to rather publish in openly searchable digital libraries.

Next steps:

  • Develop the new topics via off-line exchanges
  • Extend invitations for DBKDA committee membership
  • Attract scientists in the committee to cover the newly intended areas

New:

  • The first photo with most of the WG meeting attendees was posted on the conference site

DBKDA 2010:

  • Announce the new topics with the CfP for DBKDA 2010
  • No new topics were added to DBKDA 2009 vis-à-vis DBKDA 2008; the plan is to update it accordingly for DBKDA 2010
  • Location: yet to be defined, most probably in French Alps, Barcelona, or…Guadeloupe
  • DBKDA 2010 will be organized under GlobeNet 2010, most probably in March-April 2010
   

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