Nicolas Travers

nicolas travers
CEDRIC Laboratory - Vertigo Database Team
2 rue conté, Accès 37.1.41
F-75141 PARIS cedex 03
FRANCE

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Research

Extensible optimization in a distributed context

XQuery is the emerging standard for querying XML data sources. XLive is a light XML/XQuery mediator developed at University of Versailles whose engine processes an XML algebra derived from the relational one extended to process in dataflow XML trees. The query optimizer translates a subset of XQuery in this algebra. To extend the optimizer’s coverage of XQuery and better optimize query plans, we propose a representation of queries as graphs of trees, more precisely as tree pattern graphs interconnected by hyperlinks. Our structure called Tree Graph View (TGV) is an extension of the Generalized Tree Pattern graph as a concise and practical representation of an XQuery request. It is designed to be a more intuitive model of queries and to allow direct optimization before generating the physical execution plan. TGV lends itself to simple algorithms to generate efficient algebraic execution plans. Moreover, it is effective for view translation and query simplification, and for taking into account source capabilities. We are currently implementing it to support the new XLive optimizer.

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Publications


All publications

Last publications :
AuthorsTitleProceedingsPlaceTypeDateShow
Serge Abiteboul, T. Allard, Philippe Chatalic, Georges Gardarin, A. Ghitescu, François Goasdoué, Ioana Manolescu, Benjamin Nguyen, M. Ouazara, A. Somani, Nicolas Travers, Gabriel Vasile, Spyros ZoupanosWebContent: efficient P2P Warehousing of web dataPVLDBAuckland - New-ZealandInt. ConferenceJul 2008
Tuyêt Trâm Dang-Ngoc, Nicolas TraversTree Graph Views for a Distributed Pervasive EnvironmentNBIS, issue 1, IEEE & DEXA ConferenceRegensburg, GermanyInt. ConferenceSep 2007
Nicolas Travers, Tuyêt Trâm Dang-Ngoc, Tianxao LiuUntyped XQuery CanonizationWebEtrends, APWeb-WAIMHuangShan, ChinaInt. WorkshopJun 2007x
Nicolas Travers, Tuyêt Trâm Dang-NgocAn Extensible Rule Transformation Model for XQuery OptimizationICEIS, issue 9Madeira,PortugalInt. ConferenceJun 2007x
Nicolas Travers, Tuyêt Trâm Dang-Ngoc, Tianxao LiuTGV : a Tree Graph View for Modelling untyped XQueryDASFAA, Issue 12Bangkok, ThailandInt. ConferenceApr 2007x

Teaching

My academic teaching activities concern relational databases, XML data management and Web technologies. Locations of visitors to this page
Last update: 19/07/2007