Travelled to:
1 × Denmark
1 × Germany
1 × Italy
1 × Portugal
1 × Spain
1 × United Kingdom
4 × USA
Collaborated with:
S.E.Madnick A.Pnueli O.Strichman C.H.Goh J.Peleska T.Lee A.Maggiore C.Pichler E.Singerman E.Sciore S.C.Salveter S.Bressan Y.Rodeh M.Chams R.Nado K.Fynn M.J.Jakobisiak K.Hussein H.B.Kon T.Pena J.Qu A.W.Shum
Talks about:
translat (3) valid (3) context (2) mediat (2) queri (2) test (2) interchang (1) attributio (1) nterchang (1) interoper (1)
Person: Michael Siegel
DBLP: Siegel:Michael
Contributed to:
Wrote 12 papers:
- DAC-2009-SiegelMP #debugging #performance
- Untwist your brain: efficient debugging and diagnosis of complex assertions (MS, AM, CP), pp. 644–647.
- CAV-1999-PnueliRSS #similarity
- Deciding Equality Formulas by Small Domains Instantiations (AP, YR, OS, MS), pp. 455–469.
- CIKM-1999-LeeCNSM #integration
- Information Integration with Attributio Support for Corporate Profiles (TL, MC, RN, MS, SEM), pp. 423–429.
- FM-1998-PnueliSS #validation
- Translation Validation: From DC+ to C* (AP, OS, MS), pp. 137–150.
- ICALP-1998-PnueliSS #validation
- Translation Validation for Synchronous Languages (AP, OS, MS), pp. 235–246.
- TACAS-1998-PnueliSS #validation
- Translation Validation (AP, MS, ES), pp. 151–166.
- ILPS-1997-BressanGLMS #query
- A Procedure for Mediation of Queries to Sources in Disparate Contexts (SB, CHG, TL, SEM, MS), pp. 213–227.
- SIGMOD-1997-BressanGFJHKLMPQSS #prototype
- The COntext INterchange Mediator Prototype (SB, CHG, KF, MJJ, KH, HBK, TL, SEM, TP, JQ, AWS, MS), pp. 525–527.
- FME-1996-PeleskaS #implementation #testing
- From Testing Theory to Test Driver Implementation (JP, MS), pp. 538–556.
- CIKM-1994-GohMS #challenge #database #scalability
- Context Interchange: Overcoming the Challenges of Large-Scale Interoperable Database Systems in a Dynamic Environment (CHG, SEM, MS), pp. 337–346.
- KDD-1991-SiegelSS #optimisation #query
- Rule Discovery for Query Optimization (MS, ES, SCS), pp. 411–430.
- VLDB-1991-SiegelM #approach #metadata #semantics
- A Metadata Approach to Resolving Semantic Conflicts (MS, SEM), pp. 133–145.