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4. Multilevel Security for Multimedia Systems, Technology Exchange SPAWAR, February 1991,Washington, DC, (co-presenters: H. Rubinovitz and M. Collins).5. Towards Developing SDDT: A Secure Distributed Database Testbed System, presented at the RomeLaboratory Technology Exchange Meeting, November 1991, Rome, NY.6. Inference Problem in Secure Databases, University of Connecticut, April 1992.7. Multilevel Security Impact on Database Management Systems Interface Standards, presented to theNext Generation Computer Systems Database Management Systems Interface Standards WorkingGroup, , Newport, RI, June 1992 (co-presenter: A. Carengelo).8. Approaches to Designing Secure Database Systems, NGCR (Navy Next Generation ComputingResources) Meeting, August 1992, San Diego, CA.9. Towards a Multilevel Data Model, NGCR (Navy Next Generation Computing Resources) Meeting,October 1992, Orlando, FL.10. Presentations on Multilevel Security for Object-Oriented Database Systems; Security and IntegrityConstraint Processing in a Multilevel Secure Distributed Environment ; Applying OMT forMultilevel Database Application Design ; NSA Technology Exchange Conference, July 27, 1993, Ft.Meade, MD, (Proceedings) (co-authors: H. Rubinovitz, M. Collins, L. Binns, P. Sell).11. Transaction Processing for MDDS: Developments and Directions; Massive Digital Data SystemsWorkshop (Community Management Staff) February 1 and 2, 1994, Reston, VA.12. RT-OMT: A Realtime Object Modeling Technique for Designing Real-time Database Applications,presented to the Next Generation Computer Systems Database Management Systems InterfaceStandards Working Group, April 1994, Alexandria, VA (also presented to OMG in Helsinki, July1998).13. Real-time Processing and CORBA, presented at the Next Generation Computer Systems, DatabaseManagement Systems Interface Standards Working Group, June 1994, Newport, RI; a version givenas a guest presentation at the Department of the Navy NRaD's Distributed Systems TechnologyConference, March 1995 (San Diego).14. Evolvable Real-time C3 Systems Initiative, Navy SPAWAR, San Diego, August 1994; RomeLaboratory Technology Exchange Meeting, Rome, NY, October 1994; NGCR Meeting, Salt LakeCity, November 1994; enhanced versions at Ministry of Defense, Adelaide-Australia 1996; INRIA,Sophia Antipolis-France, November 1996; University of Kyoto, April 1997; EPFL Lausanne-Switzerland, May 1998; National University of Singapore, May 1999.15. Massive Digital Data Systems, Rome Lab Workshop, Boston, October 1995; INRIA, Paris-FranceNovember 1996; NEC Research Labs, San Jose, April 1997; HPCC, Maui, May 1998; University ofRhode Island, June 1996; National University of Singapore, August 1997; Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, May 1999; Hiroshima University, April 1998.16. Real-time Database Management: IEEE Computer Society, Special Presentation, Boston ChapterJanuary 1996; version also given in Madrid, Spain at OMG Meeting, July 1996.17. Internet Database Management, OMG Meeting, Internet SIG, June 1996, Washington DC.18. Data Warehousing, Data Mining and Security (version of IFIP 1996 keynote), seminars at IBMZurich and University of Zurich (Switzerland), 1996.84
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