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VLDB Journal Special Issue on Prototypes of Deductive Database Systems
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Author: Kotagiri Ramamohanarao
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 03:04
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			Call for Papers


The VLDB Journal is planning a special issue on Prototypes of Deductive
Database Systems. Potential authors are encouraged to submit original
papers describing prototype deductive database systems. Papers should
address the issues below.


  o Query and Update Language Description

  o Computational Model

  o Optimisation Techniques

  o Implementation and System Architecture

  o Performance Measurements

  o Applications


Potential authors are encouraged to submit original, journal quality papers
to the special issue editor.


      Professor Kotagiri Ramamohanarao          Fax: +61 3 282 2444
      Department of Computer Science            E-Mail: rao@cs.mu.oz.au
      University of Melbourne
      Parkville, 3052
      Victoria, Australia



  Send 6 copies of a complete manuscript of no more than 35 type-written, 
double-spaced pages.  For more specific information see the Guidelines 
for Manuscript Preparation of the VLDB Journal which can be obtained through 
the special issue editor or the responsible editor-in-chief Hans J. Schek
(schek@inf.ethz.ch). All papers will be reviewed through the Journal's
editorial board.

Important dates:


     March 1, 1993            Due date for manuscript
     June 1, 1993             Notification of acceptance
     August 1, 1993           Due date for final revised version


A preliminary statement of your intention to submit would be appreciated.
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