Special issue: Nuclear Data

Special Issue

Data Streams J.UCS Special Issue

Many sources produce data continuously. Examples include customer click streams, telephone record calls, large sets of web pages, multimedia and scientific data, sets of retail chain transactions, etc. These sources are called data streams. Examples of applications include network monitoring, web applications, sensor networks, telecommunications data management, financial applications, etc. In ...

Special Issue: Genomic Data in Pathogenic Fungi

This special issue, "Genomic Data in Pathogenic Fungi," focuses on the genomics of human and plant pathogens. Efforts like this are important because so little information about these organisms is available.[...].

Special issue on data management in bioinformatics

Bioinformatics is the science of storing, extracting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting biological data. Its importance has increased with the technology of DNA sequencing, microarrays, as well as the widespread understanding that genes and proteins act in networks. This in turn renders high performance data analysis algorithms central to various bioinformatics tasks. The research topics ...

Special Issue on Environmental Data Mining

Data Mining is the discipline for non trivial identifying of valid, novel, potentially useful, ultimately understandable patterns in data [3] and provides the opportunity to extract relevant decisional knowledge from data bases in any application field. In particular it can contribute to a better understanding of Environmental Sciences. Environmental Sciences is a wide research field with a num...