2. ER 1981: Washington, DC, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/er/81,
  editor    = {Peter P. Chen},
  title     = {Entity-Relationship Approach to Information Modeling and Analysis,
               Proceedings of the Second International Conference on the Entity-Relationship
               Approach (ER'81), Washington, DC, USA, October 12-14, 1981},
  publisher = {North-Holland},
  year      = {1983},
  isbn      = {0-444-86747-3},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, Table of Contents, Organization.
  

Information Modeling and Metaschema Design

• Daniel Teichroew, F. Germano, L. Silva:
  Applications of the Entity-Relationship Approach. 1-17
  
• Peter P. Chen:
  A Preliminary Framework for Entity-Relationship Models. 19-28
  

Languages Based on Entities and Relationships

• Harry M. Markowitz, Ashok Malhotra, Donald P. Pazel:
  The ER and EAS Formalisms for System Modelling, and the EAS-E Language. 29-48
  
• Ramez Elmasri, Gio Wiederhold:
  GORDAS: A Formal High-Level Query Language for the Entity-Relationship Model. 49-72
  

Integrity and Completeness

• Yves Tabourier, Dominique Nanci:
  The Occurrence Structure Concept: An Approach to Structural Integrity Constraints in the Entity-Relationship Model, with Application to Realationship Decomposition and Metamodel Achievement. 73-108
  
• Paolo Atzeni, Peter P. Chen:
  Completeness of Query Languages for the Entity-Relationship Model. 109-122
  

Formal Specifications

• Antonio L. Furtado, Paulo A. S. Veloso, José Mauro Volkmer de Castilho:
  Verification and Testing of S-ER Representations. 123-147
  
• Ilchoo Chung, Fumio Nakamura, Peter P. Chen:
  A Decomposition of Relations Using the Entity-Relationship Approach. 149-171
  

Applications and Case Studies

• Neil W. Webre:
  An Extended Entity-Relationship Model and Its Use on a Defense Project. 173-193
  
• William E. McCarthy, Graham Gal:
  Declarative and Procedural Features of a CODASYL Accounting System. 195-211
  
• Ewing L. Lusk, Gene Petrie, Ross A. Overbeek:
  Item Tracking Entity-Relationship Models. 213-233
  

Multi-Model DBMS

• Hai-Yann Hwang, Umeshwar Dayal:
  Using the Entity-Relationship Model for Implementing Multi-Model Database Systems. 235-256
  
• Randy H. Katz, Nathan Goodman:
  View Processing in MULTIBASE, A Heterogeneous Database System. 257-277
  
• Matthew Morgenstern:
  A Unifying Approach for Conceptual Schema to Support Multiple Data Models. 279-297
  

Database Design

• Gianluigi Caldiera, P. Quitadamo:
  Conceptual Representation of Data and Logical IMS Design. 299-317
  
• V. W. Setzer, René Lapyda:
  Design of Data Models for the ADABAS System Using the Entity-Relationship Approach. 319-336
  

ANSI/SPARC Architecture

• Surya R. Dumpala, Sudhir K. Arora:
  Schema Translation Using the Entity-Relationship Approach. 337-356
  
• Asuman Dogac, Peter P. Chen:
  Entity-Relationship Model in the ANSI/SPARC Framework. 357-374
  

Design Tools

• Paolo Atzeni, Carlo Batini, Maurizio Lenzerini, Fulvio Villanelli:
  INCOD: A System for Conceptual Design of Data and Transactions in the Entity-Relationship Model. 375-410
  
• Hirotaka Sakai, Hidefumi Kondo, Zenshiro Kawasaki:
  A Development of a Conceptual Schema Design Aid in the Entity-Relationship Model. 411-428
  
• Erich J. Neuhold, Yongxing Qi:
  An Interactive Query and Definition Facility for Semantic Dictionaries. 429-454
  

Extensions of ERM

• Prabuddha De, Arun Sen, Ehud Gudes:
  An Extended Entity-Relationship Model with Multi Level External Views. 455-472
  
• Manfred R. Klopprogge:
  TERM: An Approach to Include Time Dimension in the Entity-Relationship Model. 473-508
  
• Burt M. Leavenworth:
  Database Views Using Data Abstraction. 509-528
  

ER-Based DBMS

• T. C. Chiang, G. R. Rose:
  Design and Implementation of an E-R Data Base Management System. 529-536
  
• D. R. McGregor, J. R. Malone:
  The Fact Database: An Entity-Based System Using Inference. 537-562
  

Modeling Approaches

• Jerome M. Fox, J. Carlos Goti, Claude R. Miller, James M. Sagawa:
  Implementing a Self-Defining Entity-Relationship Model to Hold Conceptual View Information. 563-576
  
• Michael L. Brodie:
  Association: A Database Abstraction for Semantic Modelling. 577-602