Christoph P. Neumann Christoph Neumann ist seit Juni 2007 wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Informatik 6 (Datenmanagement). [Curriculum Vitae] Forschungsgebiet: "Prozessunterstützung von adaptiv-evolutionären Informationssystemen in der Medizin" (ProMed); primärer Lösungsansatz: α-Flow

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Christoph P. Neumann
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Department Informatik
Lehrstuhl für Informatik 6 (Datenmanagement)
Martensstr. 3
D-91058 Erlangen
Deutschland

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Christoph P. Neumann
Scientific assistant (conferral of a doctorate)

University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Institute of Computer Science 6 (Data Management)
Martensstr. 3
91058  Erlangen
Germany

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Forschungsschwerpunkte

• Experimentelle Umgebung zur verteilten Datenhaltung im Gesundheitswesen
• Workflow-Management
• Medizinische Informationsysteme
• Enterprise Application Integration
• Serviceorientierte Architekturen
• Aktive Dokumente


• Forschungsprojekt: ProMed
• Wichtigstes Teilprojekt: α-Flow (Das "α"/"alpha" ist eine Anspielung auf "aktiv" im Sinn der "aktiven Dokumente".)

Publikationen

• UnivIS-generierte Publikationsliste [Kurzform]
• Privat-gepflegte Publikationsliste
• Scholar Profil

Betreute Examensarbeiten

• Offene Arbeiten
• Laufende Arbeiten
• Abgeschlossene Arbeiten
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Lehrveranstaltungen

• WS 2011/2012
• SS 2011
• WS 2010/2011
• SS 2010
• WS 2009/2010
• SS 2009
• WS 2008/2009
• SS 2008
• WS 2007/2008

Links meiner Webpräsenzen

• Xing
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• Private Homepage
• Facebook
• ICQ#: 20007406

Projekte

Verschiedene Projekte (privat oder akademisch):

• A Visio Stencils (VSS) file for Conceptual Database Modelling using ERD/EERD (ERD: Chen, 1976; EERD: Elmasri&Navathe, 1994)
• My LaTeX ECV package could be useful for your curriculum vitae
• The OXDBS is an ontology-extended version of the eXist-DB (which is a native XML database system)
• The XdsRig is an Open-Source IHE XDS test environment; it is based upon NIST components and components from the Eclipse OHF projects
• The DACUS is a "Distributed Address Card Update System". This project intended to implement a distributed address and contact database following a publish/subscribe architecture.
• The α-Flow (aka "alpha-Flow") research project. α-Flow is a document-oriented approach for inter-institutional process support in medicine and healthcare. It combines workflow support with groupware capabilities.
• The ERA is an Eclipse-based editor for Requirements Analysis (the requirement model is based on RIF/ReqIF standards)

Kleinere Engagements:

• The COMQUAD research project: COMponents with QUantitative properties and ADaptivity
• The Comaera research project: Comaera Quantitative properties of software components and performance prediction
• The CoBRA DB research project: Component Based Runtime Adaptable DataBase
• The fCMDB research project: Federated Configuration Managament Database for Siemens IT Solutions and Services
• The M2EtIS research project: Massive Multiplayer EvenT Integration System

Dissertationen in denen ich namentlich erwähnt bin:

• Marcus Meyerhöfer: "Messung und Verwaltung von Softwarekomponenten für die Performancevorhersage" [PDF] German thesis! English title translation: "Measurement and management of software components for performance prediction" -- my Bachelor Thesis has been the initial groundwork of this dissertation
• Bernd Hardung: "Optimisation of the allocation of functions in vehicle networks" [PDF] -- my Master Thesis has been the initial groundwork of this dissertation
• Franz Lankes: "Increasing the quality of real-time rendering in driving simulation by means of programmable graphics hardware" [PDF]
• Michael Klemm: "Reparallelization and migration of OpenMP applications in grid environments" [publisher]
• Szilvia Zvada: "Attribute grammar based genetic programming" [publisher]
• Vladimir Entin: "Datenbank-gestützte Prozessautomatisierung bei Software-Tests" [publisher] German thesis! English title translation: "Database-Supported Process Automation during Software-Tests"
• Dominic Schell: "Dynamische Programm-Code-Verwaltung und -Optimierung für eingebettete Systeme" [PDF] German thesis! English title translation: "Dynamic Management and Optimization of Program Code for Embedded Systems"

Einige Fremdprojekte, die ich für besonders unterstützendswert halte:

• Ercatons: an organic-programming paradigm (invented by the Ercatons founders), with an ancestry in prototype-oriented programming
  • reference conceptualization at OOPSLA'05
  • reference implementation: ErcatoJ
• All Markus Sabadello related projects which are all about federated semantic web, federated internet identity, and federated social web:
  • PDS & Project Danube (a PDS implementation)
  • Personal Data Stores are related to VRM
  • ibrokerKit & Higgins
  • freeXRI & fullXRI (XRI & XDI)
• sshvis (OpenSSH Fingerprint visualization algorithm / ASCII-art fingerprints) invented by Alexander von Gernler and now available in OpenSSH 5.1 and later