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 SQL;  distributed databases;  meta data;  query processing;  MARGBench;  SQL queries;  database binding;  database federation;  database field labels;  intelligent database querying;  logical database integration;  meta-information;  ontology system;  semantic database integration;  source database online querying;  source database-specific interface;  

Abstract: The ESP2Net project is developing technologies that enable effective collaborative scientific data sharing to support collaboration among scientists, accelerate production of scientific data products, and improve understanding of the science. We have defined a Scientific Experiment Markup Language (SEML) to capture scientific experiments in hypermedia documents as a basic unit of information sharing. A collection of SEML documents can be viewed as an online electronic experiment logbook that captures the entire experiment experience by including the process and interrelationships between experiments to allow an experiment to be re-created. Complementary means of sharing the experiences from scientific experiments (browsing, searching, dissemination, and mining) are provided by integrating OASIS transparent distributed scientific object access, Conquest dynamic distributed query processing services, and active information dissemination services introduced in semantic multicast

 Data mining;  internet;  distributed databases;  scientific information systems;  query processing;  hypermedia;  information dissemination;  page description languages;  Conquest dynamic distributed query processing services;  ESP2Net project;  OASIS transparent distributed scientific object access;  SEML documents;  Scientific Experiment Markup Language;  active information dissemination services;  collaborative scientific data sharing;  hypermedia documents;  information sharing;  online electronic experiment logbook;  scientific data products;  scientific experiments;  semantic multicast;  

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