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ER 2006

Get the interesting facts and figures about the program research submissions, authors from different countries, and the various topics covered in the conference. Discover the latest trends in business modeling, human-computer interaction, ontology, and more.

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ER 2006

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  1. ER 2006 Interesting Facts and Figures about the Program

  2. Research Submissions • 232 Abstracts • 166 Papers sent • 2 withdrawn by authors • 6 not acceptable (length, format, …) • 158 Papers with authors from 27 Countries

  3. 37 Papers ~ 23% 106 Authors Author Countries (19) USA 15 Spain 13 China 10 Germany 9 Sweden 9 Belgium 8 France 7 Italy 7 Singapore 7 Australia 5 Canada 3 Luxembourg 3 Netherlands 3 UK 2 Brazil 1 New Zealand 1 Norway 1 Switzerland 1 U. Arab Emirates 1 Paper Acceptance

  4. Research Paper Topics • Business Modeling • Human-Computer Interaction • Interoperability • Metadata Management • Modeling Advanced Applications • Ontology • Quality in Conceptual Modeling • Reasoning • Requirements Modeling • Semantic Web • Superimposed Information • Web Services • XML

  5. 6 Industrial Presentations • ADO.NET Entity Framework • XMeta Repository/Services • IBM Industry Models • Ultra-Scale Information Management • Policy Models for Data Sharing • Data in High Throughput Labs

  6. 2 Panel Discussions • Experimental Research on Conceptual Modeling: What Should We Be Doing and Why • Eliciting Data Semantics via Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches: Challenges and Opportunities

  7. 3 Tutorials • Modeling and Deployment of Electronic Contracts • Emerging Web Application Technologies • Web Change Managementa and Delta Mining

  8. 8 Workshops • OIS (9 presentations) • BP-UML (6) • ECDM (6) • QoIS (6) • SemWAT (6) • CoMoGIS (9) • CoSS (4) • ACM-L (?)

  9. 5 Demos / Posters • Wide range of topics ranging from query languages to better understanding analysis and design • Wander in between 2:30 and 4:00 today

  10. 3 Keynote Speakers Peter Chen Terri Mitchell Colette Rolland

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