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<li>Leading editor, Tamer Özsu, world renowned leader in the field; university research chair for database research group at Waterloo; was editor-in-chief of VLDB journal, recently retired 
 <li>Targeted literature references 
 <li>Each peer-reviewed entry includes: definition, key words, illustrations, applications, and bibliography 
 <li>First reference work on VLDB with an XML e-reference searchable version, with animation /java applets, 4 color, sound files, annual updates on new trends/terms 
The Encyclopedia of Databases, a comprehensive work, provides easy access to relevant information on all aspects of very large databases. This volume features alphabetical organization of concepts covering main areas of very large databases. These 1000 entries offer convenient access to information in the field of databases with definitions and illustrations of basic terminology, concepts, methods, and algorithms, references to literature, and cross-references to other entries and journal articles. Topics for the encyclopedia were selected by a distinguished international advisory board, and written by world class experts in the field.
The Encyclopedia of Databases is designed to meet the needs of research scientists, professors and graduate-level students in computer science and engineering. This encyclopedia is also suitable for practitioners in industry.

Encyclopedia of Database Systems

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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DATABASE SYSTEMS

Duration

Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Preface.
Editors-in-Chief.
Advisory Board.
Area Editors.
List of Contributors.
1: Absolute Time.
2: Abstract Versus Concrete Temporal Query Languages.
3: Abstraction.
4: Access Control.
5: Access Control Administration Policies.
6: Access Control Policy Languages.
7: Access Path.
8: ACID Properties.
9: Active and Real-Time Data Warehousing.
10: Active Database, Active Database (Management) System.
11: Active Database Management System Architecture.
12: Active Database Coupling Modes.
13: Active Database Execution Model.
14: Active Database Knowledge Model.
15: Active Database Rulebase.
16: Active Storage.
17: Active XML.
18: Activity.
19: Activity Diagrams.
20: Actors/Agents/Roles.
21: Adaptive Interfaces.
22: Adaptive Middleware for Message Queuing Systems.
23: Adaptive Query Processing.
24: Adaptive Stream Processing.
25: Administration Model for RBAC.
26: Administration Wizards.
27: Aggregation: Expressiveness and Containment.
28: Aggregation-Based Structured Text Retrieval.
29: Air Indexes for Spatial Databases.
30: AJAX.
31: Allen&#x0027;s Relations.
32: AMOSQL.
33: AMS Sketch.
34: Anchor Text.
35: Annotation.
36: Annotation-Based Image Retrieval.
37: Anomaly Detection on Streams.
38: Anonymity.
39: ANSI/INCITS RBAC Standard.
40: Answering Queries Using Views.
41: Anti-Monotone Constraints.
42: Applicability Period.
43: Application Benchmark.
44: Application Recovery.
45: Application Server.
46: Application-Level Tuning.
47: Applications of Emerging Patterns for Microarray Gene Expression Data Analysis.
48: Applications of Sensor Network Data Management.
49: Approximate Queries in Peer-to-Peer Systems.
50: Approximate Query Processing.
51: Approximate Reasoning.
52: Approximation of Frequent Itemsets.
53: Apriori Property and Breadth-First Search Algorithms.
54: Architecture-Conscious Database System.
55: Archiving Experimental Data.
56: Armstrong Axioms.
57: Association Rule Mining on Streams.
58: Association Rules.
59: Asymmetric Encryption.
60: Atelic Data.
61: Atomic Event.
62: Atomicity.
63: Audio.
64: Audio Classification.
65: Audio Content Analysis.
66: Audio Metadata.
67: Audio Representation.
68: Audio Segmentation.
69: Auditing and Forensic Analysis.
70: Authentication.
71: Automatic Image Annotation.
72: Autonomous Replication.
73: Average Precision.
74: Average Precision at n.
75: Average Precision Histogram.
76: Average R-Precision.
77: B+-Tree.
78: Backup and Restore.
79: Bag Semantics.
80: Bagging.
81: Bayesian Classification.
82: Biological Metadata Management.
83: Biological Networks.
84: Biological Resource Discovery.
85: Biological Sequences.
86: Biomedical Data/Content Acquisition, Curation.
87: Biomedical Image Data Types and Processing.
88: Biomedical Scientific Textual Data Types and Processing.
89: Biostatistics and Data Analysis.
90: Bi-Temporal Indexing.
91: Bitemporal Interval.
92: Bitemporal Relation.
93: Bitmap Index.
94: Bitmap-Based Index Structures.
95: Blind Signatures.
96: Bloom Filters.
97: BM25.
98: Boolean Model.
99: Boosting.
100: Bootstrap.
101: Boyce-Codd Normal Form.
102: BP-Completeness.
103: Bpref.
104: Browsing.
105: Browsing in Digital Libraries.
106: B-Tree Locking.
107: Buffer Management.
108: Buffer Manager.
109: Buffer Pool.
110: Business Intelligence.
111: Business Process Execution Language.
112: Business Process Management.
113: Business Process Modeling Notation.
114: Business Process Reengineering.
115: Cache-Conscious Query Processing.
116: Calendar.
117: Calendric System.
118: Cardinal Direction Relationships.
119: Cartesian Product.
120: Cataloging in Digital Libraries.
121: Certain (and Possible) Answers.
122: Change Detection on Streams.
123: Channel-Based Publish/Subscribe.
124: Chart.
125: Chase.
126: Checksum and Cyclic Redundancy Check Mechanism.
127: Choreography.
128: Chronon.
129: Citation.
130: Classification.
131: Classification by Association Rule Analysis.
132: Classification in Streams.
133: Client-Server DBMS.
134: Clinical Data Acquisition, Storage and Management.
135: Clinical Data and Information Models.
136: Clinical Data Quality and Validation.
137: Clinical Decision Support.
138: Clinical Document Architecture.
139: Clinical Event.
140: Clinical Knowledge Repository.
141: Clinical Observation.
142: Clinical Ontologies.
143: Clinical Order.
144: Closed Itemset Mining and Non-redundant Association Rule Mining.
145: Closest-Pair Query.
146: Cluster and Distance Measure.
147: Clustering for Post Hoc Information Retrieval.
148: Clustering on Streams.
149: Clustering Overview and Applications.
150: Clustering Validity.
151: Clustering with Constraints.
152: Column Segmentation.
153: Common Warehouse Metamodel.
154: Comparative Visualization.
155: Compensating Transactions.
156: Computationally Complete Relational Query Languages.
157: Complex Event.
158: Complex Event Processing.
159: Composed Services and WS-BPEL.
160: Composite Event.
161: Composition.
162: Comprehensions.
163: Compression of Mobile Location Data.
164: Computational Media Aesthetics.
165: Computerized Physician Order Entry.
166: Conceptual Schema Design.
167: Concurrency Control &#x2013; Traditional Approaches.
168: Concurrency Control Manager.
169: Conditional Tables.
170: Conjunctive Query.
171: Connection.
172: Consistency Models for Replicated Data.
173: Consistent Query Answering.
174: Constraint Databases.
175: Constraint Query Languages.
176: Constraint-Driven Database Repair.
177: Content-and-Structure Query.
178: Content-Based Publish/Subscribe.
179: Content-Based Video Retrieval.
180: Content-Only Query.
181: Context.
182: Contextualization.
183: Continuous Data Protection.
184: Continuous Monitoring of Spatial Queries.
185: Continuous Multimedia Data Retrieval.
186: Continuous Queries in Sensor Networks.
187: Continuous Query.
188: ConTract.
189: Control Data.
190: Convertible Constraints.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Preface.
Editors-in-Chief.
Advisory Board.
Area Editors.
List of Contributors.
1: Absolute Time.
2: Abstract Versus Concrete Temporal Query Languages.
3: Abstraction.
4: Access Control.
5: Access Control Administration Policies.
6: Access Control Policy Languages.
7: Access Path.
8: ACID Properties.
9: Active and Real-Time Data Warehousing.
10: Active Database, Active Database (Management) System.
11: Active Database Management System Architecture.
12: Active Database Coupling Modes.
13: Active Database Execution Model.
14: Active Database Knowledge Model.
15: Active Database Rulebase.
16: Active Storage.
17: Active XML.
18: Activity.
19: Activity Diagrams.
20: Actors/Agents/Roles.
21: Adaptive Interfaces.
22: Adaptive Middleware for Message Queuing Systems.
23: Adaptive Query Processing.
24: Adaptive Stream Processing.
25: Administration Model for RBAC.
26: Administration Wizards.
27: Aggregation: Expressiveness and Containment.
28: Aggregation-Based Structured Text Retrieval.
29: Air Indexes for Spatial Databases.
30: AJAX.
31: Allen&#x0027;s Relations.
32: AMOSQL.
33: AMS Sketch.
34: Anchor Text.
35: Annotation.
36: Annotation-Based Image Retrieval.
37: Anomaly Detection on Streams.
38: Anonymity.
39: ANSI/INCITS RBAC Standard.
40: Answering Queries Using Views.
41: Anti-Monotone Constraints.
42: Applicability Period.
43: Application Benchmark.
44: Application Recovery.
45: Application Server.
46: Application-Level Tuning.
47: Applications of Emerging Patterns for Microarray Gene Expression Data Analysis.
48: Applications of Sensor Network Data Management.
49: Approximate Queries in Peer-to-Peer Systems.
50: Approximate Query Processing.
51: Approximate Reasoning.
52: Approximation of Frequent Itemsets.
53: Apriori Property and Breadth-First Search Algorithms.
54: Architecture-Conscious Database System.
55: Archiving Experimental Data.
56: Armstrong Axioms.
57: Association Rule Mining on Streams.
58: Association Rules.
59: Asymmetric Encryption.
60: Atelic Data.
61: Atomic Event.
62: Atomicity.
63: Audio.
64: Audio Classification.
65: Audio Content Analysis.
66: Audio Metadata.
67: Audio Representation.
68: Audio Segmentation.
69: Auditing and Forensic Analysis.
70: Authentication.
71: Automatic Image Annotation.
72: Autonomous Replication.
73: Average Precision.
74: Average Precision at n.
75: Average Precision Histogram.
76: Average R-Precision.
77: B+-Tree.
78: Backup and Restore.
79: Bag Semantics.
80: Bagging.
81: Bayesian Classification.
82: Biological Metadata Management.
83: Biological Networks.
84: Biological Resource Discovery.
85: Biological Sequences.
86: Biomedical Data/Content Acquisition, Curation.
87: Biomedical Image Data Types and Processing.
88: Biomedical Scientific Textual Data Types and Processing.
89: Biostatistics and Data Analysis.
90: Bi-Temporal Indexing.
91: Bitemporal Interval.
92: Bitemporal Relation.
93: Bitmap Index.
94: Bitmap-Based Index Structures.
95: Blind Signatures.
96: Bloom Filters.
97: BM25.
98: Boolean Model.
99: Boosting.
100: Bootstrap.
101: Boyce-Codd Normal Form.
102: BP-Completeness.
103: Bpref.
104: Browsing.
105: Browsing in Digital Libraries.
106: B-Tree Locking.
107: Buffer Management.
108: Buffer Manager.
109: Buffer Pool.
110: Business Intelligence.
111: Business Process Execution Language.
112: Business Process Management.
113: Business Process Modeling Notation.
114: Business Process Reengineering.
115: Cache-Conscious Query Processing.
116: Calendar.
117: Calendric System.
118: Cardinal Direction Relationships.
119: Cartesian Product.
120: Cataloging in Digital Libraries.
121: Certain (and Possible) Answers.
122: Change Detection on Streams.
123: Channel-Based Publish/Subscribe.
124: Chart.
125: Chase.
126: Checksum and Cyclic Redundancy Check Mechanism.
127: Choreography.
128: Chronon.
129: Citation.
130: Classification.
131: Classification by Association Rule Analysis.
132: Classification in Streams.
133: Client-Server DBMS.
134: Clinical Data Acquisition, Storage and Management.
135: Clinical Data and Information Models.
136: Clinical Data Quality and Validation.
137: Clinical Decision Support.
138: Clinical Document Architecture.
139: Clinical Event.
140: Clinical Knowledge Repository.
141: Clinical Observation.
142: Clinical Ontologies.
143: Clinical Order.
144: Closed Itemset Mining and Non-redundant Association Rule Mining.
145: Closest-Pair Query.
146: Cluster and Distance Measure.
147: Clustering for Post Hoc Information Retrieval.
148: Clustering on Streams.
149: Clustering Overview and Applications.
150: Clustering Validity.
151: Clustering with Constraints.
152: Column Segmentation.
153: Common Warehouse Metamodel.
154: Comparative Visualization.
155: Compensating Transactions.
156: Computationally Complete Relational Query Languages.
157: Complex Event.
158: Complex Event Processing.
159: Composed Services and WS-BPEL.
160: Composite Event.
161: Composition.
162: Comprehensions.
163: Compression of Mobile Location Data.
164: Computational Media Aesthetics.
165: Computerized Physician Order Entry.
166: Conceptual Schema Design.
167: Concurrency Control &#x2013; Traditional Approaches.
168: Concurrency Control Manager.
169: Conditional Tables.
170: Conjunctive Query.
171: Connection.
172: Consistency Models for Replicated Data.
173: Consistent Query Answering.
174: Constraint Databases.
175: Constraint Query Languages.
176: Constraint-Driven Database Repair.
177: Content-and-Structure Query.
178: Content-Based Publish/Subscribe.
179: Content-Based Video Retrieval.
180: Content-Only Query.
181: Context.
182: Contextualization.
183: Continuous Data Protection.
184: Continuous Monitoring of Spatial Queries.
185: Continuous Multimedia Data Retrieval.
186: Continuous Queries in Sensor Networks.
187: Continuous Query.
188: ConTract.
189: Control Data.
190: Convertible Constraints.

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