Advances in Web-Age Information Management （网络时代的信息管理进步）

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Multimedia Databases & High Dimensional Indexing（Session 1A）
Spatial-Match Iconic Image Retrieval With Ranking in Multimedia Databases
Similarity-Based Operators in Image Database Systems
An Efficient High-Dimensional Index Structure Using Cell Signatures for Similarity Search
Using Object-Relational Database Systems and XML in the Context of an Wireless-Oriented Multimedia Information System
Information Retrieval & Text Indexing（Session 1B）
Utilizing the Correlation between Query Keywords for Information Retrieval
Adjacency Matrix Based Full-Text Text Indexing Models
Goal-Oriented Information Retrieval Using Feedback from Users
Classify Web Document by Key Phrase Understanding
Data Mining（Session 2A）
Deriving High Confidence Rules from Spatial Data Using Peano Count Trees
A Distributed Hierarchical Clustering System for Web Mining
ARMiner: A Data Mining Tool Based on Asseciation Rules
An Integrated Classification Rule Management System for Data Mining
Semistructurde Data Management（Session 2B）
Characterizing Web Document Change
Identification of Syntactically Similar DTD Elements for Schema Matching
An XML Based Electronic Medical Record Integration System
Enhancing XML Data Processing in Relational System with Indices
Data Warehousing & Federated Databases（Session 3A）
Web Information Management & E-commerce（Session 3B）
Temporal, Spatial & High Dimensional Information Management（Session 4A）
Data Mining & Constraint Management（Session 4B）
Data Integration & Filtering（Sennion 5A）
Workflow & Adaptive Systems（Session 5B）
Author Index