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Advances in
Web, Internet and mobile technologies
offer new and exciting services to users
in various domains such as e-business, healthcare, entertainment, and scientific
activities. However, the effective
processing and management of the
information services in a large scale
distributed and complex environment
create new challenges for the research
community of the web and mobile
services. This workshop aims to bring
together researchers in an effort to
highlight the state-of-the-art and
discuss the issues and opportunities to
explore new research directions and
develop new ideas. We strongly welcome
submissions that include results which
advance the state of the art relating to
the theme of the workshop, either
through theoretical analysis or
experimental analysis. The main topics
to be addressed include (but not limited
to):
·
Architectures for
Web and mobile information services
·
Data models and
query languages for web and mobile
systems
·
Searching and
discovery techniques
·
Performance and
reliability aspects
·
Context oriented
service provisioning
·
Agent-based
services
·
Fault tolerance
and exception handling
·
Transaction and
workflow models
·
Agent and
multi-agent systems and their
applications
·
Semantic web
technologies and their applications
·
Monitoring of
services
Publication
Only full papers will be accepted. The
length of the paper is limited to 6
single-spaced double column IEEE format
pages. Papers should be submitted by
emails only to the workshop organizers. All papers will be reviewed by
at least two independent reviewers.
Accepted papers will be published by
IEEE CS Press as IEEE 21st AINA 2007
Workshops Proceedings. Authors of high
quality papers presented in the workshop
will be invited to submit extended
version of their papers for publication
in the
Journal of Service Oriented Computing
and Applications, Springer. In
previous years, selected papers were
published in two well known
international journals — Journal of
Information and Software Technology and
Journal of Computer and System Sciences,
Elsevier Science.
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