Organizers: Oskar van Rest, Alastair Green, Gábor Szárnyas
LDBC is hosting a two-day hybrid workshop, co-located with SIGMOD 2023 on June 23-24 (Friday-Saturday).
The program consists of 10- and 15-minute talks followed by a Q&A session. The talks will be recorded and made available online. If you would like to participate please register using our form.
We will have a social event on Friday at the Black Bottle gastrotavern in Belltown: 2600 …
Organizers: Gábor Szárnyas, Jack Waudby, Peter Boncz, Alastair Green
LDBC is hosting a two-day hybrid workshop, co-located with SIGMOD 2022 on June 17-18 (Friday-Saturday).
The program consists of 10-15 minute talks followed by a Q&A session. The talks will be recorded and made available online.
The tenative program is the following. All times are in EDT.
We will have a social event on Friday at 17:30 at El Vez (Google Maps).
LDBC was hosting a one-day hybrid workshop, co-located with VLDB 2021 on August 16 (Monday) between 16:00–20:00 CEST.
The physical part of the workshop was held in room Akvariet 2 of the Tivoli Hotel (Copenhagen), while the virtual part was hosted on Zoom. Our programme consisted of talks that provide an overview of LDBC’s recent efforts. Moreover, we have invited industry practitioners and academic researchers to present their latest …
LDBC is pleased to announce its Thirteenth Technical User Community (TUC) meeting.
LDBC Technical User Community meetings serve to (1) learn about progress in the LDBC task forces on graph benchmarks and graph standards, (2) to give feedback on these, and (3) hear about user experiences with graph data management technologies or (4) learn about new graph technologies from researchers or industry – LDBC counts Oracle, IBM, Intel, Neo4j, TigerGraph …
LDBC is pleased to announce its Twelfth Technical User Community (TUC) meeting.
LDBC Technical User Community meetings serve to (1) learn about progress
in the LDBC task forces on graph benchmarks and graph standards, (2) to
give feedback on these, and (3) hear about user experiences with graph
data management technologies or (4) learn about new graph technologies
from researchers or industry – LDBC counts Oracle, IBM, Intel, Neo4j, …
LDBC Technical User Community meetings serve to (1) learn about progress
in the LDBC task forces on graph benchmark development, (2) to give
feedback on these, and (3) hear about user experiences with graph data
management technologies or (4) learn about new graph technologies from
researchers or industry – LDBC counts Oracle, IBM, Intel, Neo4j and
Huawei among its members.
This TUC meeting will be a one-day event
preceding the SIGMOD/PODS …