What's New
2001/AUG/10:
Preliminary conference program is available.
2001/AUG/03:
Information about the conference venue
and the city of Linz is available.
2001/JUL/19:
First participants have already registered!
2001/JUL/18:
Online Registration has been opened
Additionally, the online accomodation form is also online avaliable.
2001/JUL/17:
Detailed information on tutorials and invited talks is made avaliable.
2001/JUN/27:
Short Paper, Demonstration and Poster contribution encouraged!
After the paper submission
we encourage researchers to participate
with short papers, demonstrations and posters.
The deadline for demos and posters is 04/AUG.
2001/JUN/26:
Paper submission is closed. We have recieved a lot of
very interesting contributions. The reviewing process has just started.
Authors will be informed about the acceptance of their contribution
until 14/JULY.
2001/JUN/22:
The submission guidelines for the camera-ready version are avaliable.
Background
iiWAS is now the international conference on Information Integration and
Web-based Applications & Services. It follows IIWAS1999 and IIWAS2000
international workshops on Information Integration and Web-based
Applications & Services held in Gadja Madah University, Yogyakarta,
Indonesia. These two workshops have been successful international events
gathering papers from countries as diverse as Australia, Malaysia, USA,
Spain, Holland, Norway, or Taiwan with outstanding speakers such as
Philippe Bonnet from Cornell University, Leon Sterling from the
University of Melbourne, A Min Tjoa from the Vienna University of
Technology, and R. Sadananda from Asian Institute of Technology among
many others.
Goals
As Internet based applications and services continue to evolve very rapidly, new and exciting opportunities for
information integration systems are constantly created. We are witnessing a tremendous growth in the number,
types, and novelty of information integration systems, as well as an increased level of sophistication. iiWAS2001 is a
forum of discussion and presentation of new ideas and technologies for value adding services in information
integration and web-based applications and services.
The goal of the conference is to bring together practitioners, researchers, users and information providers involved in
the development and deployment of commercial, industrial and practical applications to exchange ideas, present their
recent research and discuss possible collaborations.
Topics of Interest
The
conference solicits full-length research or position
papers on relevant subjects for the aim and themes of
the conference. The following is a suggested, not necessarily
exhaustive, list of topics of interest and relevance
to the conference.
1. Information
Systems Integration
-
Schema and Data Integration
- Enterprise
Security
- Distributed
Component Architectures
- Metadata
Management
- Case
Studies
- Transaction
and Query Processing in Distributed Information
Systems
- Integration
Architectures
2.
Web Engineering and Web Applications
- Enterprise
Security
- Data
Intensive Applications on the Web
- XML
and Semi-structured Data Management
- Applications
- Web
as Database versus Web as Documents
3. E-commerce
and M-business
- E-commerce
Architectures
- Online
Payment
- Agent-Mediated
E-Commerce
- Trading
& Auctioning Systems
- Mobile
Commerce Models and Architectures
- Business
Models for M-Business
- Applications
4. Intelligent
Data and Information Retrieval
- Data
Mining and Knowledge Discovery
- Multi/Cross-Lingual
Data and Information Retrieval
- Multi-modal
and Multimedia Data and Information Management
- Spatial
and Temporal Data and Information Management
