6. ER 1987: New York, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/er/87,
  editor    = {Salvatore T. March},
  title     = {Entity-Relationship Approach, Proceedings of the Sixth International
               Conference on Entity-Relationship Approach, New York, USA, November
               9-11, 1987},
  publisher = {North-Holland},
  year      = {1988},
  isbn      = {0-444-70440-X},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, Committees, Referees, Table of Contents.
  

Keynote Address

• James C. Wetherbe:
  Information Architectures and Data Modelling: Cornerstone for Succeeding in the Information Society (Abstract of Keynote Address). 3
  

Tutorials

• John A. Zachman:
  A Framework for Information Systems Architecture (Abstract of Tutorial). 7
  
• Rick Belmonte:
  Transforming Data Plans into Data Models (Abstract of Tutorial). 7
  
• François Bodart:
  European Methodologies for Information System Development (Abstract of Tutorial). 8
  
• David S. Reiner:
  Automated Support for Database Design (Abstract of Tutorial). 8-9
  

Vendor Presentations

• BLUES: Better Logic Using Expert Software. 13-14
  
• Peter P. Chen:
  Products from Chen & Associates. 15-16
  
• Robert W. Mantha, Dzenan Ridjanovic:
  A Representation System for the Design of Computer Integrated Organizations (CIO). 17
  
• Zanthe Information:
  ZIM - The Entity-Relationship 4GL/DBMS Semantic Clarity in Applications Development. 19-20
  
• Richard A. Spencer:
  An Information Engineering Methodology Utilizing MAST_ER, an Integrated Computer-Aided Design Tool. 21-22
  

Panel Sessions

• Terry Moriarty, Pat Dickens, Bobbi Ferguson, Nina Mills, David Sondhi:
  Which is the ``Right'' Data Model for a given Problem? (Panel). 25-46
  
• Susan E. Smylie, Mary Ann Barnum, Roger Buchanan, David B. Howes, Steven H. Spewak:
  Introducing Data Administration into a Business Organization. 47-51
  
• Dzenan Ridjanovic, Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Robert W. Mantha, Sudha Ram, Arnon Rosenthal:
  ER versus Relational: What are the Differences? (Panel). 53-62
  
• Gordon C. Everest, Carlo Batini, James P. Fry, Leo Mark, Paul S. Thomson:
  E-R Modeling versus Binary Modeling (Panel). 63-78
  
• Mohammad A. Ketabchi, R. G. G. Cattell, Gordon C. Everest, Martin Hardwick:
  ER Modeling in CAD/CAM and Object Oriented Applications. 79-84
  
• Sandra V. Anderson, Christine Kelly, Gerard A. M. Otten, Stephanie Quarles, John A. Zachman:
  Data modeling as a Tool for Data System Planning: Can Data Modeling Accurately Reflect the Enterprise ? (Panel). 85-91
  

Theoretical Foundations for the ER Approach

• Paul C. Gilmore:
  A Foundation for the Entity Relationship Approach: How and Why. 95-113
  
• Arnon Rosenthal, David S. Reiner:
  Theoretically Sound Transformations for Practical Database Design. 115-131
  
• Rafael Lazimy:
  Knowledge Representation and Modeling Support in Knowledge-Based Systems. 133-161
  

Data Modelling Tools I

• Christopher N. G. Dampney:
  Specifying a Semantically Adequate Structure for Information Systems and Databases. 165-188
  
• Timothy E. Lindquist, Patricia K. Lawlis, Donald P. Levine:
  Typing Information in a Software Engineering Environment. 189-203
  
• Tok Wang Ling:
  A Three Level Schema Architecture ER-based Data Base Management System. 205-220
  

Applications of the ER Model

• Rudi Studer:
  A Conceptual Model for Physical and Logical Time. 223-235
  
• Dan Tasker:
  An Entity/Relationship View of Time. 237-247
  
• André Flory, Vincent Giard:
  Modelling Requirements of a Manufacturing Design Application Using an E/R Schema. 249-267
  

Mapping from Existing Data Structure Models to Logical Models

• Kathi Hogshead Davis, Adarsh K. Arora:
  Converting A Relational Database Model into an Entity-Relationship Model. 271-285
  
• Henri Briand, C. Ducateau, Y. Hebrail, Danièle Hérin-Aime, Jacques Kouloumdjian:
  From Minimal Cover to Entity-Relationship Diagram. 287-304
  
• Shamkant B. Navathe, A. M. Awong:
  Abstracting Relational and Hierarchical Data with a Semantic Data Model. 305-333
  

Data Manipulation Languages

• Bogdan D. Czejdo, David W. Embley:
  An Approach to Computation Specification for an Entity-Relationship Query Language. 337-352
  
• T. R. Rogers, R. G. G. Cattell:
  Entity-Relationship Database User Interfaces. 353-365
  
• Doron Steinberg, Yoav Raz, Eliezer Kantorowitz:
  Translating ERROL, a High Level, ER, Structured English Languages for DBTG Databases. 367-390
  
• Kazimierz Subieta, Marek Missala:
  Data Manipulation in NETUL. 391-407
  

Data Planning and Information Architecture

• John E. Gessford:
  Top-Down Database Planning. 411-426
  
• Radu-Anton Eftimie, Jean-Claude Nikles:
  Information Architecture and Entity-Relationship Approach. 427-438
  
• Judith Newton:
  Designing Data Entity Naming Conventions. 439-449
  

Application Development Using the ER Approach

• Barbara A. Bochenski:
  General Dynamics' Entity-Relationship Approach. 453-464
  
• Esther L. Dechow:
  Entity-Relationship Approach and Decision Support. 465-477
  
• Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Jefry J. Machesky:
  Entity/Relationship Models in a Structured Development Environment: A Case Study. 479-494
  

Data Modelling Tools II

• Cheng Hsu, Alvaro Perry, M'hamed Bouziane, Waiman Cheung:
  TSER: A Data Modeling System Using the Two-Stage Entity-Relationship Approach. 497-514
  
• Antonio L. Furtado, Marco A. Casanova, Luiz Tucherman:
  The CHRIS Consultant. 515-532
  
• Wojtek Kozaczynski, Leszek Lilien:
  An Extended Entity-Relationship (E²R) Database Specification and its Automatic Verification and Transformation into the Logical Relational Design. 533-549