2002
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1998
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2002
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Distribuzione dei dati, ottimizzazione e monitoraggio delle prestazioni in Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Aloia N
An abstract is not available
Aloia N
An abstract is not available
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1986
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Sistemi di gestione di basi di dati distribuite: generalita' e disponibilita' di mercato
Aloia N, Bertino E, Gagliardi R
Il presente documento intende illustrare le problematiche principali dei sistemi di gestione di basi di dati distribuite (DDBMS), nonchè fornire le caratteristiche di alcuni DDBMS attualmente in commercio. Nei cap. 1,2 e 3 viene presentato un "glossario" delle problematiche che caratterizzano l'architettura di un DDBMS. I cap. 4 e 5 presentano alcuni aspetti dei più noti sistemi realizzati, alcuni dei quali sono disponibili come prodotti commerciali, altri invece sono significativi come esperienze di ricerca.
Aloia N, Bertino E, Gagliardi R
Il presente documento intende illustrare le problematiche principali dei sistemi di gestione di basi di dati distribuite (DDBMS), nonchè fornire le caratteristiche di alcuni DDBMS attualmente in commercio. Nei cap. 1,2 e 3 viene presentato un "glossario" delle problematiche che caratterizzano l'architettura di un DDBMS. I cap. 4 e 5 presentano alcuni aspetti dei più noti sistemi realizzati, alcuni dei quali sono disponibili come prodotti commerciali, altri invece sono significativi come esperienze di ricerca.
1986
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1982
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Un sistema informativo per dati clinici: proposta di organizzazione e gestione di dati ecocardiografici
Aloia N, Cini G, Di Bello V, Romano Fp
No abstract available.
Aloia N, Cini G, Di Bello V, Romano Fp
No abstract available.
1980
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1980
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1992
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Sistema di memorizzazione per basi di dati ad oggetti
Aloia N, Barneva S, Rabitti F
Nei sistemi di gestione di basi di dati ad oggetti finora proposti o realizzati, l'organizzazione degli oggetti nella memoria persistente è fissa e determinata a priori dal sistema stesso. Scarse possibilità vengono offerte agli utilizzatori di tali sistemi per scegliere strategie di memorizzazione adeguate alle particolarità di ogni specifica applicazione. Nel presente articolo viene presentato un linguaggio per la specifica dell'organizzazione fisica di basi di dati ad oggetti. Viene proposto un modello canonico dei dati ed un modello di memorizzazione e sono discussi i meccanismi di traduzione da un livello all'altro dell'organizzazione.
Aloia N, Barneva S, Rabitti F
Nei sistemi di gestione di basi di dati ad oggetti finora proposti o realizzati, l'organizzazione degli oggetti nella memoria persistente è fissa e determinata a priori dal sistema stesso. Scarse possibilità vengono offerte agli utilizzatori di tali sistemi per scegliere strategie di memorizzazione adeguate alle particolarità di ogni specifica applicazione. Nel presente articolo viene presentato un linguaggio per la specifica dell'organizzazione fisica di basi di dati ad oggetti. Viene proposto un modello canonico dei dati ed un modello di memorizzazione e sono discussi i meccanismi di traduzione da un livello all'altro dell'organizzazione.
2004
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Using EAI to build public access web-based information System
Aloia N, Concordia C, Tardelli S
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) techniques are today widely adopted to build Enterprise Information Systems. Moreover the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the 'Internet revolution' is rendering ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on Web technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two approaches can be used together to develop highly integrated and flexible computer systems for powerful Web-based Information Systems (WIS). In the paper we'll discuss the fundamental architectures in Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and present issues that need to be tackled in using EAI technologies for building Public Access WIS.
Aloia N, Concordia C, Tardelli S
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) techniques are today widely adopted to build Enterprise Information Systems. Moreover the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the 'Internet revolution' is rendering ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on Web technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two approaches can be used together to develop highly integrated and flexible computer systems for powerful Web-based Information Systems (WIS). In the paper we'll discuss the fundamental architectures in Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and present issues that need to be tackled in using EAI technologies for building Public Access WIS.
2002
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2002
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2003
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A public access Web information system for the italian ministry of the environment
Aloia N, Concordia C
The paper briefly describes a public access web information system designed and implemented by the ISTI WIS research unit currently used by the "Servizio Sostenibile", a division of the Italian Ministry of Environment. The system goal is to promote and coordinate nation-wide programmes and initiatives for the public on environmental awareness, education and training. The implemented "computer component" provides tools for management, research, and information dissemination. The users of the information system are distributed over the Italian territory and connected via Internet, they play different roles based on their skill and responsibility.
Aloia N, Concordia C
The paper briefly describes a public access web information system designed and implemented by the ISTI WIS research unit currently used by the "Servizio Sostenibile", a division of the Italian Ministry of Environment. The system goal is to promote and coordinate nation-wide programmes and initiatives for the public on environmental awareness, education and training. The implemented "computer component" provides tools for management, research, and information dissemination. The users of the information system are distributed over the Italian territory and connected via Internet, they play different roles based on their skill and responsibility.
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2003
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EAI: concepts and trends
Aloia N, Concordia C, Weinbach G
The ever-increasing growth and penetration of Application Integration technologies and market is bringing about significant changes in how Enterprise Information Systems are organized and managed. Moreover, the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the "Internet revolution" is rendering it ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on this technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two principles lead to development of computer systems highly scalable and whose different components should be integrated allowing information exchanges between them. The main technique adopted to achieve this aim is the so-called Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). The present paper deals with the fundamental characteristics and current trends of Application Integration and related technologies and illustrates the problems that need to be tackled in development and management of an integrated and flexible enterprise information system.
Aloia N, Concordia C, Weinbach G
The ever-increasing growth and penetration of Application Integration technologies and market is bringing about significant changes in how Enterprise Information Systems are organized and managed. Moreover, the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the "Internet revolution" is rendering it ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on this technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two principles lead to development of computer systems highly scalable and whose different components should be integrated allowing information exchanges between them. The main technique adopted to achieve this aim is the so-called Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). The present paper deals with the fundamental characteristics and current trends of Application Integration and related technologies and illustrates the problems that need to be tackled in development and management of an integrated and flexible enterprise information system.
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2004
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Using EAI to build public access web-based information System
Aloia N, Concordia C, Tardelli S
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) techniques are today widely adopted to build Enterprise Information Systems. Moreover the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the 'Internet revolution' is rendering ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on Web technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two approaches can be used together to develop highly integrated and flexible computer systems for powerful Web-based Information Systems (WIS). In the paper we'll discuss the fundamental architectures in Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and present issues that need to be tackled in using EAI technologies for building Public Access WIS.Source: IADIS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON WWW/INTERNET, pp. 1162-1165. Madrid, Spain, 6-9 october 2004
Aloia N, Concordia C, Tardelli S
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) techniques are today widely adopted to build Enterprise Information Systems. Moreover the increasing reliability of tools and techniques stemming from the 'Internet revolution' is rendering ever more convenient to base the development of new applications on Web technology, especially because of the great advantages it affords in terms of scalability and distribution. These two approaches can be used together to develop highly integrated and flexible computer systems for powerful Web-based Information Systems (WIS). In the paper we'll discuss the fundamental architectures in Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) and present issues that need to be tackled in using EAI technologies for building Public Access WIS.Source: IADIS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON WWW/INTERNET, pp. 1162-1165. Madrid, Spain, 6-9 october 2004
1998
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Un sistema informativo sulla formazione ambientale fruibile via Web
Aloia N, Miori V
An abstract is not available.
Aloia N, Miori V
An abstract is not available.
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1984
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DOI : una interfaccia orientata ai documenti per l'immissione dati nei sistemi di gestione di basi di dati
Aloia N, Apuzzo D, Rabitti F, Tamaro R
A system for user friendly data entry to Database Management Systems is here presented. It consists of a Document Oriented Interface (DOI) which allows the user to enter data as it is organized in his paper documents. Complex data fields (composed, repeating, automatic, etc.) are supported. On-line semantic integrity constraint enforcement on data fields allows to detect most of user mistakes in data entry. Document fields are then mapped to the database schema and then loaded into the database management system. Software engineering techniques used in the implementation are also discussed.
Aloia N, Apuzzo D, Rabitti F, Tamaro R
A system for user friendly data entry to Database Management Systems is here presented. It consists of a Document Oriented Interface (DOI) which allows the user to enter data as it is organized in his paper documents. Complex data fields (composed, repeating, automatic, etc.) are supported. On-line semantic integrity constraint enforcement on data fields allows to detect most of user mistakes in data entry. Document fields are then mapped to the database schema and then loaded into the database management system. Software engineering techniques used in the implementation are also discussed.
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Mapping the ARIADNE catalogue data model to CIDOC CRM: Bridging resource discovery and item-level access
Aloia N, Debole F, Felicetti A, Galluccio I, Theodoridou M
ARIADNE is a European project aiming to integrate existing archaeological research infrastructures, services and distributed datasets, and to develop new technologies and tools to improve archaeological research methodology. The ARIADNE registry contains information about resources available among the various partners of the project and the metadata repository, which contains item level information of these resources. In order to provide an advanced discovery mechanism combining both item level and registry level information we propose a mapping from the ARIADNE Catalog Data Model, the model of the ARIADNE registry, to the CIDOC CRM, the underlying model of the metadata repository. The paper will present the requirements that led to the choice of different models for the registry and the metadata repository, will elaborate on the mapping, and will propose an integrated interface for information discovery and presentation.Source: SCIRES-IT, vol. 7 (issue 1), pp. 1-8
DOI: 10.2423/i22394303v7n1p1
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Aloia N, Debole F, Felicetti A, Galluccio I, Theodoridou M
ARIADNE is a European project aiming to integrate existing archaeological research infrastructures, services and distributed datasets, and to develop new technologies and tools to improve archaeological research methodology. The ARIADNE registry contains information about resources available among the various partners of the project and the metadata repository, which contains item level information of these resources. In order to provide an advanced discovery mechanism combining both item level and registry level information we propose a mapping from the ARIADNE Catalog Data Model, the model of the ARIADNE registry, to the CIDOC CRM, the underlying model of the metadata repository. The paper will present the requirements that led to the choice of different models for the registry and the metadata repository, will elaborate on the mapping, and will propose an integrated interface for information discovery and presentation.Source: SCIRES-IT, vol. 7 (issue 1), pp. 1-8
DOI: 10.2423/i22394303v7n1p1
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1998
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Accesso a basi di dati via Web
Aloia N, Concordia C
Nel presente lavoro sono analizzate le problematiche relative alla realizzazione di Sistemi Informativi basati sull'uso di di sistemi di gestione di Basi di Dati tramite Internet.
Aloia N, Concordia C
Nel presente lavoro sono analizzate le problematiche relative alla realizzazione di Sistemi Informativi basati sull'uso di di sistemi di gestione di Basi di Dati tramite Internet.
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1996
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HPS: Un sistema di presentazione ipertestuale
Aloia N, Giuliano S, Romano Ga
Questo lavoro si propone due obiettivi principali: 1)Fornire uno strumento, per l'utente finale, che agevoli la navigazione in tutte le sorgenti che non supportano un modello ipertestuale; 2)Fornire uno strumento per gli amministratori di server http che consenta di definire in maniera più semplice e flessibile, le modalità di acquisizione e di presentazione di documenti sorgenti differenti.
Aloia N, Giuliano S, Romano Ga
Questo lavoro si propone due obiettivi principali: 1)Fornire uno strumento, per l'utente finale, che agevoli la navigazione in tutte le sorgenti che non supportano un modello ipertestuale; 2)Fornire uno strumento per gli amministratori di server http che consenta di definire in maniera più semplice e flessibile, le modalità di acquisizione e di presentazione di documenti sorgenti differenti.
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