LING LIU
Papers
2
Total Citations
132
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2
About
Ling Liu is a leading researcher in distributed systems, data management, and web information monitoring. Her pioneering work on WebCQ, a prototype system for large-scale web information change detection and delivery, has been foundational in the field. The 2000 paper on WebCQ, with over 103 citations, introduced innovative mechanisms that leverage hypertext structure and continual queries to efficiently discover and track changes across the World Wide Web. This work laid the groundwork for scalable web monitoring solutions, as further detailed in her 2002 paper on scalable information monitoring, which has garnered 29 citations. Liu's contributions have significantly advanced how systems detect and deliver dynamic web content, enabling real-time information updates at scale. Her research continues to influence modern data management and distributed computing, making her a key figure in the evolution of web-scale information systems.
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Top Papers
- 1<i>WebCQ</i> -detecting and delivering information changes on the web103 citations · 2000
- 2Information Monitoring on the Web: A Scalable Solution29 citations · 2002