Principles of Digital Document Processing 2000

From: http://www.cs.uwm.edu/~poddp00/
See also: http://www.cs.uwm.edu/~poddp00/poddp00-cfp.html
See also http://www.cs.ust.hk/~dwood/poddp00
See also: http://www11.in.tum.de/DDEP00/

Conference Information 
Fifth International Workshop on
Principles of Digital Document Processing
September 15, 2000
Munich, Germany 

PODDP '00 is the fifth in a series of international workshops that
provide forums to discuss the modeling of systems that process digital
documents using theories and techniques from, for example, computer
science, mathematics, and psychology. PODDP '00 will be held in
conjunction with the DDEP '00 Conference at the Technische
Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), Munich, Germany. (PODDP '00 is, however,
a workshop and not a conference.)

The workshop will be held on Friday, September 15, 2000. Please note
that this date is different from what was announced in the Call for
Papers.

The PODDP '00 program will include the following research papers as well as time for
discussion of both this work and other research concerns. 

Document Engineering with Extensible Abstract Document Structures. 
Anne Brueggemann-Klein (Technical University of Munich) and Derick Wood (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology). 

Correspondences between UML diagrams and SGML/XML DTDs.
Eila Kuikka and Anne Eerola (University of Kuopio, Finland). 

Abstraction levels in Web document formats 
Hakon Lie (Opera Software). 

Text/Picture a new way to link them : Deep Links 
Nicolas Malandain and Mauro Gaio (University of Caen, France). 

Overview on Tree Transducer Based Document Transformation System. 
Eila Kuikka, Paula Leinonen, and Martti Penttonen (University of Kuopio, Finland). 

GODDAG: A data structure for overlapping hierarchies 
C.M. Sperberg-McQueen and Claus Huitfeldt (W3C/MIT Laboratory for Computer Science).