Authors
Cornelia Hedeler, Khalid Belhajjame, Norman W Paton, Alessandro Campi, Alvaro AA Fernandes, Suzanne M Embury
Publication date
2010
Journal
Search Computing: Challenges and Directions
Pages
114-134
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Description
The vision of dataspaces is to provide various of the benefits of classical data integration, but with reduced up-front costs, combined with opportunities for incremental refinement, enabling a “pay as you go” approach. As such, dataspaces join a long stream of research activities that aim to build tools that simplify integrated access to distributed data. To address dataspace challenges, many different techniques may need to be considered: data integration from multiple sources, machine learning approaches to resolving schema heterogeneity, integration of structured and unstructured data, management of uncertainty, and query processing and optimization. Results that seek to realize the different visions exhibit considerable variety in their contexts, priorities and techniques. This chapter presents a classification of the key concepts in the area, encouraging the use of consistent terminology, and enabling a …
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