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Note: Links lead to the DBLP on the Web. Kenneth Smith Kenneth Smith, Vipin Swarup , Sushil Jajodia , Donald B. Faatz , Todd Cornett , Jeff Hoyt : Securely sharing neuroimagery. CIKM 2003 : 375-377 Leonard J. Seligman , Paul E. Lehner , Kenneth Smith, Chris Elsaesser , David Mattox : Decision-Centric Information Monitoring. J. Intell. Inf. Syst. 14 (1): 29-50 (2000) David Mattox , Leonard J. Seligman , Kenneth Smith: Rapper: A Wrapper Generator with Linguistic Knowledge. Workshop on Web Information and Data Management 1999 : 6-11 Leonard J. Seligman , Kenneth Smith, Inderjeet Mani , Barbara Gates : Databases for Semistructures Data: How Useful Are They? (Position Paper). KRDB 1998 : 16.1-16.4 Kenneth Smith, Leonard J. Seligman , David Mattox , Arnon Rosenthal : Distributed Situation Monitoring: Issues and Architectures. VIEWS 1996 : 65-71 Kenneth Smith, Barbara T. Blaustein , Sushil Jajodia , LouAnna Notargiacomo : Correctness Criteria for Multilevel Secure Transactions. IEEE Trans. Knowl. Data Eng. 8 (1): 32-45 (1996) Kenneth Smith: Execution Ordering for Multilevel Secure Rules. RIDE-ADS 1994 : 98-104 Marianne Winslett , Kenneth Smith, Xiaolei Qian : Formal Query Languages for Secure Relational Databases. ACM Trans. Database Syst. 19 (4): 626-662 (1994) Stephen C. Y. Lu , Kenneth Smith, Allen E. Herman , David Mattox , M. Silliman , M. Lucenti , J. Jacobs , D. Chazin , M. Lawley , Michael P. Case : SWIFT: System Workbench for Integrating and Facilitating Teams. Int. J. Cooperative Inf. Syst. 3 (2): 173-188 (1994) David Mattox , Kenneth Smith, Stephen C. Y. Lu : Tracking Causal Dependencies in an Active Object-Oriented Database. DOOD 1993 : 379-394 Kenneth Smith, Marianne Winslett : Multilevel Secure Rules: Integrating the Multilevel Secure and Active Data Models. DBSec 1992 : 35-54 Kenneth Smith, Marianne Winslett : Entity Modeling in the MLS Relational Model. VLDB 1992 : 199-210 1 [ 7 ] 2 [ 4 ] 3 [ 4 ] 4 [ 12 ] 5 [ 11 ] 6 [ 12 ] 7 [ 9 ] 8 [ 4 ] 9 [ 12 ] 10 [ 4 ] 11 [ 7 ] [ 12 ] 12 [ 4 ] 13 [ 11 ] 14 [ 3 ] [ 4 ] 15 [ 4 ] 16 [ 9 ] 17 [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 8 ] [ 10 ] [ 11 ] 18 [ 7 ] 19 [ 5 ] 20 [ 8 ] 21 [ 8 ] [ 9 ] [ 10 ] [ 11 ] 22 [ 4 ] 23 [ 12 ] 24 [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 5 ]  ©2004 Association for Computing Machinery |
