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World Ranking
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3535

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1998 - ACM Fellow For seminal contributions to programming languages, relational database technology, user interfaces and multimedia systems.

Overview

Lawrence A. Rowe is affiliated with FX Palo Alto Laboratory in the United States. Their professional work is connected to this institution, which focuses on advanced research and development in computer science and related areas.

In 1998, Lawrence A. Rowe was recognized as an ACM Fellow. The award citation notes contributions spanning programming languages, relational database technology, user interfaces, and multimedia systems.

There is no detailed record available of recent papers, frequent co-authors, or publication venues linked to this researcher. Similarly, no specific book publications are listed for Lawrence A. Rowe.

The main fields of study, subfields, and primary topics of work associated with Lawrence A. Rowe have not been specified in the current data. Without these details, it is not possible to map out their precise areas of technical focus or research themes.

Best Publications

  • The design of POSTGRES

    Michael Stonebraker;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • Comparison of video shot boundary detection techniques

    John S. Boreczky;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • The POSTGRES data model

    Lawrence A. Rowe;Michael Stonebraker

  • The implementation of POSTGRES

    M. Stonebraker;L.A. Rowe;M. Hirohama

  • Multimedia storage servers: a tutorial

    D.J. Gemmell;H.M. Vin;D.D. Kandlur;P. Venkat Rangan

  • Third-generation database system manifesto

    Michael Stonebraker;Lawrence A. Rowe;Bruce G. Lindsay;Jim Gray

  • A Continuous Media Player

    Lawrence A. Rowe;Brian C. Smith

  • Performance of a software MPEG video decoder

    Ketan Patel;Brian C. Smith;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • Algorithms for manipulating compressed images

    B.C. Smith;L.A. Rowe

  • Composable ad-hoc mobile services for universal interaction

    Todd D. Hodes;Randy H. Katz;Edouard Servan-Schreiber;Lawrence Rowe

  • Visual similarity of pen gestures

    A. Chris Long;James A. Landay;Lawrence A. Rowe;Joseph Michiels

  • Cache consistency and concurrency control in a client/server DBMS architecture

    Yongdong Wang;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • Implications for a gesture design tool

    Allan Christian Long;James A. Landay;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • Data abstraction, views and updates in RIGEL

    Lawrence A. Rowe;Kurt A. Shoens

  • Toward a common infrastructure for multimedia-networking middleware

    S. McCanne;E. Brewer;R. Katz;L. Rowe

  • Indexes for user access to large video databases

    Lawrence A. Rowe;John S. Boreczky;Charles A. Eads

  • Distributed hierarchical storage manager for a video-on-demand system

    Craig Federighi;Lawrence A. Rowe

  • Parallel implementation of an MPEG-1 encoder: faster than real time

    Ke Shen;Lawrence A. Rowe;Edward J. Delp

  • MPEG Video in Software: Representation, Transmission, and Playback

    Lawrence A. Rowe;Ketan D. Patel;Brian C. Smith;Kim Liu

  • ACM SIGMM retreat report on future directions in multimedia research

    Lawrence A. Rowe;Ramesh Jain

  • Third-generation database system manifesto

    Michael Stonebraker;Lawrence A. Rowe;Bruce Lindsay;James Gray

Frequent Co-Authors

Bruce G. Lindsay
Bruce G. Lindsay IBM (United States)
James A. Landay
James A. Landay Stanford University
Jim Gray
Jim Gray Microsoft (United States)
Philip A. Bernstein
Philip A. Bernstein Microsoft (United States)
Joseph A. Konstan
Joseph A. Konstan University of Minnesota
Michael J. Carey
Michael J. Carey University of California, Irvine
David Hutchison
David Hutchison Lancaster University
Matthias Jarke
Matthias Jarke RWTH Aachen University
Vijay Kumar
Vijay Kumar University of Pennsylvania

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