Proposals for research prototype demonstration should focus on developments in the area of data and knowledge engineering, showing new technological advances in applying database systems or innovative data management/processing techniques.

All demonstration submissions must be within four pages in IEEE proceeding style (double-columned pages) and should provide:

• motivation for the demonstrated concepts,
• a short description of the demonstrated system,
• explain what features are to demonstrated, and
• state the significance of the contribution to database technology, new applications or
• invented data management techniques.

The selection criteria for the demonstration proposals evaluation include; the novelty, the technical advances and challenges, and the overall practical attractiveness of the demonstrated system.

Please submit your demo paper through the CMT site for ICDE 2008, specifying Demo Track.

Important Dates

Demonstration Program Co-Chairs

• Christof Bornhövd - SAP Labs, Palo Alto Research Center, USA
• Schahram Dustdar - Information Systems Institute, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
• Maria E. Orlowska - School of ITEE, University of Queensland, Australia

Demonstration Program Committee

• Mehmet Altinel - IBM Almaden, USA
• Andrey Balmin - IBM Almaden, USA
• Djamal Benslimane - Univ. of Lyon, France
• Elisa Bertino - Purdue University, USA
• Chris Bussler - BEA Systems, USA
• Fabio Casati - University of Trento, Italy
• Sang K. Cha - Seoul National University, Korea
• Bing Cui - Peiking University, China
• Andreas Geppert - Credit Suisse
• Manfred Hauswirth - DERI Galway, Ireland
• Yoshiharu Ishikawa - Nagoya University, Japan
• Qing Li - City University of H-K, China
• Stefan Manegold - CWI Netherland
• Felix Naumann - Hasso-Plattner-Institue, Germany
• Beng Chin Ooi - National University of Singapore, Singapore
• Fatma Özcan - IBM Almaden, USA
• Wasim Sadiq - SAP Research Labs, Australia
• Ming-Chien Shan - SAP Research Labs, Palo Alto, USA
• Keishi Tajima - Kyoto University, Japan

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