Christopher N. G. Dampney

	2005
21		Robert M. Colomb, Christopher N. G. Dampney: An approach to ontology for institutional facts in the semantic web. Information & Software Technology 47(12): 775-783 (2005)
	2003
20		Michael Johnson, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Experience in developing interoperations among legacy information systems using partial reverse engineering. ICSM 2003: 369-372
19		Peter Busch, Debbie Richards, Christopher N. G. Dampney: The graphical interpretation of plausible tacit knowledge flows. InVis.au 2003: 37-46
	2002
18		Peter Busch, Debbie Richards, Christopher N. G. Dampney, John Galloway: Selected Tacit Knowledge Observations Within Two Organisations. VIP 2002: 5-12
	2001
17		Michael Johnson, Robert D. Rosebrugh, Christopher N. G. Dampney: View updates in a semantic data modelling paradigm. ADC 2001: 29-36
16		Michael Johnson, Christopher N. G. Dampney: On category theory as a (meta) ontology for information systems research. FOIS 2001: 59-69
15		Michael Johnson, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Enterprise Information Systems: Specifying the Links among Project Data Models Using Category Theory. ICEIS (2) 2001: 619-626
14		Peter Busch, Debbie Richards, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Visual Mapping of Articulable Tacit Knowledge. InVis.au 2001: 37-47
13		Robert M. Colomb, Christopher N. G. Dampney, Michael Johnson: Category-theoretic fibration as an abstraction mechanism in information systems. Acta Inf. 38(1): 1-44 (2001)
	2000
12		Peter Busch, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Tacit knowledge acquisition and processing within the computing domain: an exploratory study. IRMA Conference 2000: 1014-1015
	1997
11		C. Sauer, Gray Southon, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Fit, failure, and the house of horrors: toward a configurational theory of IS project failure. ICIS 1997: 349-366
	1995
10		Marianne Broadbent, Carey Butler, A. Hansell, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Business Value, Quality and Partnerships: Australasian Information Systems Management Issues. Australian Computer Journal 27(1): 17-26 (1995)
	1994
9		Christopher N. G. Dampney, Michael Johnson, Peter Dazeley, Verena Reich: A higher order "commuting loop" structure that supports very large information system data and process architecture. Business Process Re-Engineering 1994: 211-222
8		Colin Connaughton, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Surviving Paradigm Shifts in Software Development Technology: A Management Case Study of Industrial Experience. Australian Computer Journal 26(4): 114-123 (1994)
	1993
7		Michael Johnson, Christopher N. G. Dampney: On the Value of Commutative Diagrams in Information Modelling. AMAST 1993: 45-58
	1992
6		Leszek A. Maciaszek, Christopher N. G. Dampney, Janusz R. Getta: Behavioural Object Clustering. Future Databases 1992: 186-193
5		Marianne Broadbent, A. Hansell, P. Lloyd, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Managing Information Systems in Australia and New Zealand: Requirements for the 1990s. Australian Computer Journal 24(1): 1-11 (1992)
	1988
4		K. Vidyasankar, Christopher N. G. Dampney: Version Consistency and Serializability in Design Databases. ICDT 1988: 368-382
	1987
3		Christopher N. G. Dampney: Specifying a Semantically Adequate Structure for Information Systems and Databases. ER 1987: 165-188
	1986
2		Lynette I. Brady, Christopher N. G. Dampney: The Semantics of Relational Database Functions. ER 1986: 287-302
	1983
1		Christopher N. G. Dampney: Precedency Control and Other Semantic Integrity Issues in a Workbench Database. Engineering Design Applications 1983: 97-104

Coauthor Index

1	Lynette I. Brady	[2]
2	Marianne Broadbent	[5] [10]
3	Peter Busch	[12] [14] [18] [19]
4	Carey Butler	[10]
5	Robert M. Colomb	[13] [21]
6	Colin Connaughton	[8]
7	Peter Dazeley	[9]
8	John Galloway	[18]
9	Janusz R. Getta	[6]
10	A. Hansell	[5] [10]
11	Michael Johnson	[7] [9] [13] [15] [16] [17] [20]
12	P. Lloyd	[5]
13	Leszek A. Maciaszek	[6]
14	Verena Reich	[9]
15	Debbie Richards	[14] [18] [19]
16	Robert D. Rosebrugh	[17]
17	C. Sauer	[11]
18	Gray Southon	[11]
19	Krishnamurthy Vidyasankar (K. Vidyasankar)	[4]

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