Track - Paper


6. Core standards - a technical approach
PaperA canonical query language & its efficient implementation
Gert van der Steen		AbstractFull Content
PaperA common ground
Didier PH Martin		AbstractFull Content
PaperAnswer is just a question [of matching Topic Maps]
Rafal Ksiezyk		AbstractFull Content
PaperBusiness applications made easy
Daniel Rivers-Moore		AbstractFull Content
PaperCreating semantically valid topic maps
Geir Ove Grønmo		AbstractFull Content
PaperDerivation, tolerance and validity
Allen Brown Jr.		AbstractFull Content
PaperExternal entities and alternatives
Karen Lease		AbstractFull Content
PaperIndexsheets - the "Extensible Indexing Language" (XIL)
Bennett Cookson Jr.		AbstractFull Content
PaperInformation management - Topic Maps visualization
Benedicte Le Grand, Michel Soto		AbstractFull Content
PaperMaking topic maps more colourful
Hans Holger Rath		AbstractFull Content
PaperOn levels of model transformation
Mikaël Peltier, François Ziserman, Jean Bézivin		AbstractFull Content
PaperQuery languages
Martin Bryan		AbstractFull Content
PaperQuilt: an XML query language
Jonathan Robie, Don Chamberlin, Daniela Florescu		AbstractFull Content
PaperSpatial/temporal datatypes
Peiya Liu, Liang H. Hsu		AbstractFull Content
PaperText analysis tools for XML documents using regular expressions & XSL
Karthik Jayaraman, Alexander Nakhimovsky		AbstractFull Content
PaperThe application of XSL for XML transformations in e-business solutions
Mark Colan		AbstractFull Content
PaperTopic Maps for repositories
Kal Ahmed		AbstractFull Content
PaperTopic Map technology - the state of the art
Graham Moore		AbstractFull Content
PaperTowards knowledge organization with Topic Maps
Alexander Sigel M.A.		AbstractFull Content
PaperUsing Topic Maps
Eric Freese		AbstractFull Content
PaperXML Schema types and equivalence classes
Henry S. Thompson		AbstractFull Content
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