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This paper presents an innovative data-sharing management system called Hyperion, designed to facilitate data exchange in peer-to-peer environments. It introduces mapping tables and coordination rules to align different data sources' schemas and vocabularies. By translating query requests through these associations, users can seamlessly access information without needing to understand remote identifiers. The Hyperion project aims to address significant data management challenges in P2P data-sharing paradigms. Discover the architecture, services, and mechanisms that empower efficient data sharing.
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Data Sharing in the Hyperion Peer Database System Patricia Rodriguez-Gianolli Anastasios Kementsietsidis Maddalena Garzetti Iluju Kiringa Lei Jiang Mehedi Masud Renée J. Miller John Mylopoulos Univ. of Toronto – Univ. of Ottawa – Univ. of Edinburgh – Univ. of Trento VLDB 2005 – Trondheim, Norway
Data-Sharing between Sources I want info forsunny destinations I have flight UA928 I have info for Airport codes • Establish associations between the schemas and vocabularies of different sources • Use these associations to translate query requests between the sources (note: users don’t care/know about remote identifiers)
Highlights… • We introduce an architecture for a data-sharing data management system • We propose mechanisms called mapping tables and coordination rules to support data-sharing services in the system • We propose a query mechanism for data-sharing environments
The Hyperion Project URL: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/db/hyperion/ Project objectives: To investigate the data management issues that are raised by the P2P data-sharing paradigm Basic (architectural) design principles: • No global (common) schemas/vocabularies/… • Each peer source manages its own data • Each peer source manages its own acquaintances.
A Hyperion P2P Database Network A Hyperion Peer Database System P2P User Interface Peer Manager Acquaintance Service Query Service ECA Rules Service P2P Layer Peer Node in a Hyperion Network Acquaintance Link RDBMS Interest Group Local Sources Mapping Tables + ECA Rules Local DB Layer System Architecture
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