Web Information Systems Engineering – WISE 2007 Workshops: WISE 2007 International Workshops Nancy, France, December 3, 2007 Proceedings: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, cartea 4832

International Workshop on Approaches and Architectures for Web Data Integration and Mining in Life Sciences (WebDIM4LS).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- QDex: A Database Profiler for Generic Bio-data Exploration and Quality Aware Integration.- ProtocolDB: Storing Scientific Protocols with a Domain Ontology.- An Ontology-Driven Annotation of Data Tables.- Using Ontology with Semantic Web Services to Support Modeling in Systems Biology.- Data in Astronomy: From the Pipeline to the Virtual Observatory.- International Workshop on Collaborative Knowledge Management for Web Information Systems (WEKnow).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- How Do Users Express Goals on the Web? - An Exploration of Intentional Structures in Web Search.- Publishing and Sharing Ontology-Based Information in a Collaborative Multimedia Document Management System.- Sequence Disunification and Its Application in Collaborative Schema Construction.- Mapping Metadata for SWHi: Aligning Schemas with Library Metadata for a Historical Ontology.- International Workshop on Governance, Risk and Compliance in Web Information Systems (GDR).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- Conceptual Model of Risk: Towards a Risk Modelling Language.- A Critical Analysis of Latest Advances in Building Trusted P2P Networks Using Reputation Systems.- Deriving XACML Policies from Business Process Models.- Enforcing Policies and Guidelines in Web Portals: A Case Study.- Workflow Abstraction for Privacy Preservation.- Using Control Patterns in Business Processes Compliance.- A Framework for Evidence Lifecycle Management.- Collaboration for Human-Centric eGovernment Workflows.- International Workshop on Human-Friendly Service Description, Discovery and Matchmaking (Hf-SDDM).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- How to Create a WSMO-BasedSemantic Service Without Knowing WSML.- Goal-Based Visualization and Browsing for Semantic Web Services.- Agile Elicitation of Semantic Goals by Wiki.- User-Friendly Semantic Annotation in Business Process Modeling.- Semantic Web Service Discovery for Business Process Models.- Web Service Search: Who, When, What, and How.- International Workshop on Personalized Access to Web Information (PAWI).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- User Modeling for Attending Functional Diversity for ALL in Higher Education.- Exploiting Profile Modeling for Web-Based Information Systems.- Learning Implicit User Interests Using Ontology and Search History for Personalization.- Contextual User Profile for Adapting Information in Nomadic Environments.- A Contextual User Model for Web Personalization.- Citation-Based Methods for Personalized Search in Digital Libraries.- Personalized Information Access Through Flexible and Interoperable Profiles.- A Tool for Statistical Analysis of Navigational Modelling for Web Site Personalization and Reengineering.- “Watch the Document on the Wall!” An Analytical Model for Health Care Documents on Large Displays.- International Workshop on Web Usability and Accessibility (IWWUA).- Workshop PC Chairs’ Message.- Incremental Quality Improvement in Web Applications Using Web Model Refactoring.- Inclusive Usability Techniques in Requirements Analysis of Accessible Web Applications.- A Visual Ontology-Driven Interface for a Web Sign Language Dictionary.- Improvement of a Web Engineering Method Through Usability Patterns.- Flex RIA Development and Usability Evaluation.- Usability and Accessibility Evaluations Along the eLearning Cycle.- Web Accessibility Evaluation Via XSLT.- Analyzing Tool Support for Inspecting Accessibility Guidelines During theDevelopment Process of Web Sites.- Quality of Web Usability Evaluation Methods: An Empirical Study on MiLE+.- An Assessment of the Currency of Free Science Information on the Web.- Including Routes in Web Information Systems as a Way to Improve the Navigability: An Empirical Study.- A Generic Approach to Improve Navigational Model Usability Based Upon Requirements and Metrics.