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[Web Services][People] Richard Hull , e-Services, Policy 网上资源,  科学研究 转载自: http://db.bell-labs.com/user/hull/500)this.width=500'> Richard Hull Network Data and Services Research DepartmentBell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies600 Mountain Ave., 2D-510Murray Hill, NJ 07974, USAoffice: 908-582-4509fax: 908-582-7308 email: lastname@research.bell-labs.comAdministrative Assistant: Chris McTague: 908-582-5612, lastname@lucent.com Address for mail by express courier Rick Hull's home page internal to Lucent Richard Hull is the Director of the Network Data and Services Research Department (formerly named "Database Systems Research Department") at Bell Laboratories, the research and development division of Lucent Technologies. Hull received B.A. degrees in Mathematics and Philosophy from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley. He served on the faculty of Computer Science at the University of Southern California from 1980 until 1994. From 1993 to 1996 he was a visitor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Also, he has been a frequent visitor to the Verso Group at INRIA, near Paris, France. Prior to joining Bell Labs, his research was supported in part by grants from NSF, ARPA, AT&T, and U S WEST. Hull works in areas related to the convergence of data and services, including research on e-services, workflow, policy management, personalization, data integration, telecom applications, languages, and theory. . Further information is available on the following topics: Recent tutorials on web services: Tools for Design of Composite Web Services, SIGMOD 2004 tutorial by Rick Hull and Jianwen Su. Web Services Composition: A Story of Models, Automata, and Logics, a tutorial for the 2004 EDBT Summer School in Sardinia, by Rick Hull Recent press release about our work on simplifying privacy controls for sharing cell phone locations, a short article on the Lucent web site. E-Services: A Look Behind the Curtain (PODS 2003 Keynote Talk) (abstract, pdf, final version of talk, in ppt), Richard Hull, Michael Benedikt, Vassilis Christophides, and Jianwen Su. Appears in ACM Symp. on Principles of Database Systems (PODS), June, 2003. E-Service Composition: Models and Formalisms (Invited Talk at the Description Logics Workshop, 9/03, in Rome) ( ppt), by Richard Hull. (Based largely on the PODS 2003 talk, but incorporating various work from the Description Logic community.) E-services Customization -- tools to let end-users individualize/customize e-services (including web services and telecom services) that they interact with. Includes the GUPster proposal on profile data management and the Houdini proposal for policy-enabling e-services to support end-user preferences. The Houdini rules engine now provides the kernel of the Policy Management Service Creation Server (SCS) of Lucent's MyLife Intelligent Services Gateway (ISG), a Parlay/OSA gateway that makes telecom data and services available to internet and web-based applications. E-services Composition -- a study of e-services, including global properties of composite e-services, and the interaction of different kinds of e-services (web services, telecom services, ...) Vortex project -- new paradigms for specification and execution of decision-making activities, including in particular, workflows. The original Vortex was created especially for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications. Vortex provides the rules engine that drives the Lucent product Contact Assist, which can enhance the effectiveness of web storefronts. (The original Vortex project also provided a foundation for the Houdini project on policy management for telecom services -- see above.) Other research activities in the Network Data and Services Research Department at Bell Labs Heraclitus project -- explicit manipulation of deltas between database states Selected recent publications Foundations of Databases, by S. Abiteboul, R. Hull and V. Vianu. Addison-Wesley, 1995 Invited tutorial for PODS 97 -- "Managing Semantic Heterogeneity in Databases : A Theoretical Perspective" --> --> -- Database Programming Languages Workshop, to --> --> Richard Hull lastname@research.bell-labs.com Last updated (briefly) 11/26/02 Copyright© 2002 Lucent Technologies. 徐涵（Han Xu） 发表于 2004/11/25 17:31:25 | 阅读全文(4278) | 回复(0) | 编辑 | 精华

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