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For a long time databases and network
technologies evolved quite independently. The burst in the
large-scale networked information systems led to a situation
where these two areas can no longer be considered apart from one
another without sustaining mutual losses. Much research effort
was invested in integrating the network and database concepts.
These findings uncovered important similarities in both areas,
apparent in brief and expressive statements: “network is a
storage system”, “network is a database index” and finally
“network is a database.” The structural homology has inspired
research and development in new fields such as device and sensor
databases, wireless dataspaces, light-weight distributed query
processors, etc. However, there are fundamental differences in
the network and database realms that are often underestimated by
the researchers. When it comes to practical significance, the
differences outstrip the similarities.
NADM Group elaborates on the
discrepancies between network and database technologies and
utilize them to address deficiencies that slow down the broad deployment of
integrated network-database solutions. We investigate the
strategies that properly fuse the network and database
techniques for efficient information access in the distributed
environments of next generation.
NADM Group
tightly collaborates with
the
Advanced Data Management
Technologies Laboratory
at the University of Pittsburgh.
Highlights
Vladimir Zadorozhny is a general chair of the
International ACM
Workshop on Data Engineering for Wireless and Mobile Access
(MobiDE’08) (in
conjunction with the
ACM SIGMOD/PODS Conference,
Vancouver, 2008)
Vladimir Zadorozhny is a
chair of the
International Workshop on Sensor
Network Technologies for Information Explosion Era (SeNTIE2008).
Vladimir Zadorozhny is a
chair of the first
International Workshop
on Data Intensive Sensor Networks (DISN07).
Vladimir Zadorozhny and Panos Chrysanthis
presented tutorial on
Network-Aware Wireless
Sensor Data Management
at
7th International
Conference on Mobile Data Management (MDM06), Nara, Japan
Here is the
tutorial slides in PDF
Vladimir Zadorozhny and Prashant Krishanmurthy
organized panel "Data
Intensive Mobile Sensornets: Killer Applications and Grand
Deterrents"
at
7th International
Conference on Mobile Data Management (MDM06), Nara, Japan
Here
is the
panel description
and
panel
summary
We
started working on a book on
Network-Aware Wireless Sensor Data Management
to be published by Springer (tentative completion date:
March, 2008).
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