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XTech 2007: “The Ubiquitous Web” — 15-18 May 2007, Paris, France
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Erik Wilde

UC Berkeley

Erik graduated from the Technical University of Berlin as a computer scientist and went on to ETH Zürich to get his Ph.D. in computer networking. He is now working at UC Berkeley’s School of Information, where he is Technical Director of the Information and Service Design Program. His field of interest are Web technologies. He is currently focusing on XML core technologies such as XML Schema and XPath. Another area he is working on is the question of how to integrate geolocation concept into the Web, and how to use these concepts for location-based services and locative media in general.

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11:45 Wednesday, 2007-05-16
Data Model Perspectives for XML Schema
Core technology Concorde-Invalides
Felix Michel (ETH Zurich), Erik Wilde (UC Berkeley)
XML Schema not only defines validation grammars: It encodes structural metadata. Appropriate data model representations enable exploiting this data. We present a prototype to demonstrate the benefits. Read more.