LIBD:Projets

Version du 26 mars 2010 à 20:35

TimeStat ()

[1010-?]

e-Health ()

[2009-?]

Rainbow ()

[2007-?]

DB-Quality ()

[2007-?]

Instap ()

[2008-?]

Gisele ()

[2007-?]

RISTART ()

[2004-2009]

BIGRE ()

BioMaze ()

[2004-2008]

REQUEST ()

[2004-2008]

Quetelet.net ()

[2004-2008]

Active Database ()

[1999-2001]

Data Interoperability ()

[1999-2001]

RetroWeb ()

[2001-2009]

Certiform ()

[2001-2003]

DB-MAIN/Objectif 1 ()

[1995-1999]

InterDB (Architecture, Methods and Tools for Database Federation)

• Objective: Development of a methodologies and tools for building federated databases
• Results: (1) a generic architecture based of wrappers and mediators, (2) methods to extract and integrate schemas from heterogeneous, independent and distributed databases, (3) extension of the DB-MAIN tool to design and generate wrappers and mediators, (4) doctoral thesis (Legacy Databases Federation).
• Themes: federated database, wrapper, database integration, CASE tool
• Dates: 1995-2002
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Arnaud Deflorenne, Stéphane Bodard, Majid Chougrani, Philippe Thiran
• Publications:

TimeStamp (Temporal Database Engineering)

• Objective: Development of models, methods and tools for temporal databases (TDB) design, management and exploitation
• Results: (1) a hierarchy of layered models to specify TDB, (2) a methodology to design and implement TDB in SQL2, (3) the architecture of an active database for the management of bitemporal databases, (4) an extension of the DB-MAIN tool to support the design and the generation of TDB, (4) a TSQL-like API to easily process temporal data (extended SQL through an ODBC-like interface).
• Themes: temporal database, CASE tool, database design, active database
• Dates: 1997-2003
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Virginie Detienne
• Publications:

DB-Process (Database Method Engineering)

• Objective: Development of an engineering process model and its implementation as the method engine of DB-MAIN;
• Results: (1) comprehensive model and language for specifying data-oriented engineering methods, (2) the methodological engine of DB-MAIN (3) doctoral thesis (Database Engineering Process Modeling).
• Themes: CASE tool, method engineering, process modeling, database methodology
• Dates: 1995-2003
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Didier Roland
• Publications:

DB-MAIN (Database Engineering)

• Objective: Development of models, techniques, methods and tools to support all the database engineering processes
• Results: (1) consolidation of the transformational paradigm as an effective engineering technique, (2) the DB-MAIN CASE/meta-CASE environment, (3) comprehensive methodologies for DB analysis/design, sophisticated code generation, DB reverse engineering and database evolution, (4) doctoral thesis (Meta-CASEs), (5) doctoral thesis (Database evolution), (6) doctoral thesis (Database reverse engineering).
• Themes: CASE/CARE tool, schema transformation, database methodology, program analysis, database reverse engineering; implicit constraints elicitation, schema conceptualization
• Dates: 1993-?
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Jean Henrard, Jean-Marc Hick, Vincent Englebert, Didier Roland
• Publications:

PHENIX (Database Reverse Engineering)

• Objective: Development of methods and tools to reverse engineer COBOL files through AI techniques
• Results: (1) a generic methodological framework for DB reverse engineering, (2) a prototype expert-system to extract logical and conceptual schemas from COBOL source programs (has not been marketed)
• Themes: CASE/CARE tool, schema transformation, program analysis, database reverse engineering; implicit constraints elicitation, AI techniques
• Dates: 1989-1993
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Bertrand Mignon, Catherine Tonneau, Muriel Chandelon
• Publications:

TRAMIS (Computer-Aided Database Design)

• Objective: Development of a database engineering CASE tool (SQL databases, CODASYL databases, standard files);
• Results: the TRAMIS/Master CASE tool, marketed by CONCIS (currently subsidiary of Ariane II) from 1988 to 1991
• Themes: CASE tool, schema transformation, code generation, SQL DBMS, CODASYL DBMS, standard files
• Dates: 1986-1991
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Mario Cadelli, Bernard Decuyper, Olivier Marchand
• Publications:

ORGA (Computer-Aided Logical Database Design)

• Objective: Development of a CASE tool to produce COBOL, CODASYL and SQL databases from conceptual schemas;
• Results: the IDA/Orga CASE tool, marketed by METSI from 1985 to 1988
• Themes: CASE tool, schema transformation, code generation, SQL DBMS, CODASYL DBMS, standard files
• Dates: 1984-1985
• Personnel: Jean-Luc Hainaut, Alain Delcourt, Benoît Vanhoute, Carine Charlot
• Publications:

IDML (Technology-independent access to databases)

[1978-1982]

Large Administrative Databases(Models, Languages and Management Systems for Large Administrative databases)

[1971-1977]

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