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In recent years, the trend towards publishing data on the Web is gaining momentum. People have witnessed a sharp growth of diversities and amounts of available data. Integration and synthesis of heterogeneous, autonomous and distributed data sources have been an essential and hard issue in enterprise computing, scientific computing and social computing. It is not always feasible to achieve effective data integration around definite schemas when there are difficulties in getting them cross organizational borders and when such issues as compatibility, scalability, timeliness, and user manipulation are concerned. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Cloud computing have brought light to dealing with these hard issues. While Cloud computing helps to establish a scalable and better optimized infrastructure for storing, retrieving and managing such distributed and large-scale data, SOA provides a loosely-coupled and standard-friendly way to realize data integration. SOA is being employed

Guest Editors’ Introduction: Special Issue on Service and Cloud Based Data Integration