Web Information Systems Engineering – WISE 2007 Workshops

Mathias Weske is Professor of Software Systems Technology at the Hasso Plattner Institute for Software Systems Engineering at the University of Potsdam, Germany, where he leads the business process technology research group. His current research interests include various topics in workflow management, web services technology, and enterprise application integration. He is a member of the GI, vice chair of the executive committee of GI SIG EMISA, and a member of IEEE and ACM.

International Workshop on Approaches and Architectures for Web Data Integration and Mining in Life Sciences (WebDIM4LS).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- QDex: A Database Profiler for Generic Bio-data Exploration and Quality Aware Integration.- ProtocolDB: Storing Scientific Protocols with a Domain Ontology.- An Ontology-Driven Annotation of Data Tables.- Using Ontology with Semantic Web Services to Support Modeling in Systems Biology.- Data in Astronomy: From the Pipeline to the Virtual Observatory.- International Workshop on Collaborative Knowledge Management for Web Information Systems (WEKnow).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- How Do Users Express Goals on the Web? - An Exploration of Intentional Structures in Web Search.- Publishing and Sharing Ontology-Based Information in a Collaborative Multimedia Document Management System.- Sequence Disunification and Its Application in Collaborative Schema Construction.- Mapping Metadata for SWHi: Aligning Schemas with Library Metadata for a Historical Ontology.- International Workshop on Governance, Risk and Compliance in Web Information Systems (GDR).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- Conceptual Model of Risk: Towards a Risk Modelling Language.- A Critical Analysis of Latest Advances in Building Trusted P2P Networks Using Reputation Systems.- Deriving XACML Policies from Business Process Models.- Enforcing Policies and Guidelines in Web Portals: A Case Study.- Workflow Abstraction for Privacy Preservation.- Using Control Patterns in Business Processes Compliance.- A Framework for Evidence Lifecycle Management.- Collaboration for Human-Centric eGovernment Workflows.- International Workshop on Human-Friendly Service Description, Discovery and Matchmaking (Hf-SDDM).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- How to Create a WSMO-BasedSemantic Service Without Knowing WSML.- Goal-Based Visualization and Browsing for Semantic Web Services.- Agile Elicitation of Semantic Goals by Wiki.- User-Friendly Semantic Annotation in Business Process Modeling.- Semantic Web Service Discovery for Business Process Models.- Web Service Search: Who, When, What, and How.- International Workshop on Personalized Access to Web Information (PAWI).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- User Modeling for Attending Functional Diversity for ALL in Higher Education.- Exploiting Profile Modeling for Web-Based Information Systems.- Learning Implicit User Interests Using Ontology and Search History for Personalization.- Contextual User Profile for Adapting Information in Nomadic Environments.- A Contextual User Model for Web Personalization.- Citation-Based Methods for Personalized Search in Digital Libraries.- Personalized Information Access Through Flexible and Interoperable Profiles.- A Tool for Statistical Analysis of Navigational Modelling for Web Site Personalization and Reengineering.- "Watch the Document on the Wall!" An Analytical Model for Health Care Documents on Large Displays.- International Workshop on Web Usability and Accessibility (IWWUA).- Workshop PC Chairs' Message.- Incremental Quality Improvement in Web Applications Using Web Model Refactoring.- Inclusive Usability Techniques in Requirements Analysis of Accessible Web Applications.- A Visual Ontology-Driven Interface for a Web Sign Language Dictionary.- Improvement of a Web Engineering Method Through Usability Patterns.- Flex RIA Development and Usability Evaluation.- Usability and Accessibility Evaluations Along the eLearning Cycle.- Web Accessibility Evaluation Via XSLT.- Analyzing Tool Support for Inspecting Accessibility Guidelines During theDevelopment Process of Web Sites.- Quality of Web Usability Evaluation Methods: An Empirical Study on MiLE+.- An Assessment of the Currency of Free Science Information on the Web.- Including Routes in Web Information Systems as a Way to Improve the Navigability: An Empirical Study.- A Generic Approach to Improve Navigational Model Usability Based Upon Requirements and Metrics.