The second Spring Colloquium for
Young Researchers in Databases and Information Systems (SYRCoDIS’2005)
took place on 2–3 June 2005 in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. The event was
organized by the Saint-Petersburg State
University and the Institute for System Programming of Russian Academy
of Science with support of Moscow ACM
SIGMOD Chapter and Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grant No.
05-07-93001).
The term colloquium perfectly
reflects the sense of this series of events: the colloquium provides a
convenient
place to present results of research and to check a quality of the
research and its presentation with a help of older
colleagues. The goal of SYRCoDIS’2005 was to bring together younger
researchers in databases and information
systems from several Russian, Czech, and Ukraine universities, their
scientific advisers, and other professors, to give
younger researchers a possibility to present their recent work, to
discuss results, and to gain experience of English
presentations and discussions.
The Programme Committee of the
SYRCoDIS’2005 selected 14 papers. The papers were presented by young
researchers from Saint-Petersburg State University, Moscow State
University, Institute for System Programming
of Russian Academy of Science (Moscow), Chelyabinsk State University,
Technical University of Ostrava (Czech
Republic), and Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
(Ukrain). The papers cover several important
topics of the field of databases and information systems such as XML
and databases, query processing, transaction
management, organizing and querying information on the Web, data
mining, model-driven approach to information
system design and development.
We thank all young researchers
presented papers for SYRCoDIS’2005 and their scientific advisers (if
applicable).
We also thank members of the organizing committee of the SYRCoDIS’2005
both from St. Petersburg and Moscow.
We believe that the series of SYRCoDIS colloquiums will have successful
continuation.
SYRCoDIS’2005 Editors:
Dmitry Barashev, Maxim Grinev, Sergey Kuznetsov, Boris Novikov