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| Acronym = ICOODB 2008
 
| Title = International Conference on Object Databases
 
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| Homepage = www.icoodb.org
 
| Start date = Mar 13, 2008
 
| End date =  Mar 14, 2008
 
| City= Berlin
 
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| Country =  Germany
 
 
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  | Submission deadline = Feb 3, 2008
 
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ICOODB 2008
International Conference on Object Databases
Dates 2008-03-13 (iCal) - 2008-03-14
Homepage: www.icoodb.org
Location
Location: DE/BE/Berlin, DE/BE, DE
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Important dates
Submissions: Feb 3, 2008
Table of Contents


CONFERENCE CONTENT

Topics of interest in the tracks include, but are not limited to:

    * Object Database Research 

    * Comparison of Object Databases and Relational Technologies / Mappers / JPA / etc.
    * Object Databases in the Industry / Case Studies (Energy / Biology / mobile World / Automotive / ...)
    * Object Database Products
    * Object Databases and Performance
    * Object Databases and Query Languages
    * Object Database Architectures and Patterns
    * Object Databases in Embedded Systems
    * Object Databases in High Available or Scalable Systems 
    * Object Databases for different Programming Languages
    * Object Databases and Standards (e.g. odmg "4th generation")
    * Object Databases in Education
    * Object Database Implementation
	

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