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This booklet constitutes the completely refereed joint post-proceedings of 9 workshops held as a part of the tenth foreign convention on Extending Database expertise, EDBT 2006, held in Munich, Germany in March 2006.
The 70 revised complete papers awarded have been chosen from a variety of submissions in the course of rounds of reviewing and revision. in line with the topical concentration of the respective workshops, the papers are prepared in sections on database expertise typically (EDBT PhD Workshop), database applied sciences for dealing with XML details on the internet (DataX 2006), inconsistency and incompleteness in databases (IIDB 2006), info integration in healthcare (IIHA 2006), semantics of series and time established information (ICSNW 2006), question languages and question processing (QLQP 2006), pervasive details administration (PIM 2006), trend illustration and administration (PaRMa 2006), and reactivity at the Web.
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We also highlight the join operation over data streams due to its important role in the process of phenomenon detection and tracking. To reduce the overall power consumption of the sensor network while object tracking, [28] proposes a prediction-based strategy that focuses on regions where the moving object is likely to appear. In [30], the tree-like communication structure of the sensor network is reconfigured dynamically to reduce the number of hops between a sensor and the sink node as the sensor comes closer to the moving object.