]> 2012-05-28T00:00:23-04:00 Wang Chiew Tan Wang Tan Wang Chiew Tan Stbenchmark: towards a benchmark for mapping systems Curated databases Provenance in databases Archiving scientific data Reasoning about keys for xml On propagation of deletions and annotations through views Keys for xml Why and where: a characterization of data provenance Data provenance: some basic issues Towards a query language for annotation graphs Beyond xml query languages Muse: mapping understanding and design by example Muse: a system for understanding and designing mappings Quasi-inverses of schema mappings Data exchange with data-metadata translations Comparing and evaluating mapping systems with stbenchmark Provenance in databases: past, current, and future The complexity of data exchange Spider: a schema mapping debugger Debugging schema mappings with routes Peer data exchange Dbnotes: a post-it system for relational databases based on provenance Composing schema mappings: second-order dependencies to the rescue An annotation management system for relational databases Research problems in data provenance Containment of relational queries with annotation propagation Silkroute: a framework for publishing relational data in xml On computing functions with uncertainty Publishing relational data in xml: the silkroute approach Silkroute: trading between relations and xml A graphical interface to genome multidatabases Quick: graphical user interface to multiple databases Author Database Provenance Computer science Data provenance Tag Occupation Name Last name File:Anonymous.png Image Homepage First name University of California, Santa Cruz Affiliation Assistant Professor Person