Knowledge-based query formulation for integrated information systems

The U.S. Army, like many large organizations, relies upon heterogeneous and distributed information systems for managing massive quantities of data. Formulating queries within these systems has been difficult because of the underlying structural complexity of the associated databases. Formulating qu...

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Published in:Johns Hopkins APL technical digest 1997-04, Vol.18 (2), p.261-270
Main Authors: Semmel, Ralph D, Immer, Elisabeth A, Silberberg, David P, Winkler, Robert P
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