Preface to the Special Issue on Process Querying and Declarative, Decision and Hybrid Approaches to Processes 2019

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 May 2021 Italy, Denmark, Denmark English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Journal on Data Semantics, volume 10, pages 107-107 (issn: 1861-2032, eissn: 1861-2040,

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Authors: Claudio Di Ciccio; Søren Debois; Artem Polyvyanyy; Tijs Slaats; Arthur H. M. ter Hofstede; Jan Vanthienen;

doi: 10.1007/s13740-021-00130-1

handle: 11573/1550369

Preface to the Special Issue on Process Querying and Declarative, Decision and Hybrid Approaches to Processes 2019

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This Special Issue of the Journal on Data Semantics focuses on the interplay between process querying and declarative approaches to processes. It includes the extended versions of selected papers from the International Workshop on Declarative, Decision and Hybrid approaches to Processes (DEC2H) 2019 and the International Workshop on Process Querying (PQ) 2019, both co-located with the Business Process Management Conference (BPM) 2019 in Vienna (Austria). The invited papers were selected based on their quality, significance of their results, and relevance to the themes of the workshops and the journal. All papers went through an additional peer-review process.

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Italy, Denmark, Denmark

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University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Roma Tre University
Italy
University of Melbourne
Australia
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY - QLD QUT
Australia

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Keywords

process mining; process querying; declarative modelling

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