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CIDR 2020

Jan 12–15, 2020 · Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Conference
CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research) Academic
Dates
Jan 12, 2020 – Jan 15, 2020
Venue
Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre
Place
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
cidrdb.org
Recorded
8 sponsors · 37 speaker appearances
Notes
Speakers: every paper in the program, with the first listed author as speaker (presenting authors are not identified; CIDR tradition is that senior authors present). paper_url holds the paper PDF on cidrdb.org; slides_url only where the program links real slides. First annual edition and first in Amsterdam. Fees include 3 nights in the conference hotel and all meals. A free amsterdamdatascience.nl meetup followed on Jan 15.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Student, shared room (per attendee)€670—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, shared room (per attendee)€770—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Student, single room€880—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Student, double room (attendee + non-attending companion)€949—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, single room€980—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org
Regular, double room (attendee + non-attending companion)€1,049—Includes 3 nights accommodation and mealscidrdb.org

Sponsors 8

Other 8

  • Amazon Web Services · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Databricks · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Google · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • IBM · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Microsoft · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Oracle · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Salesforce · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)
  • Snowflake · Sponsor (CIDR Foundation multi-year sponsor)

Speakers and talks 37

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Franz Faerber—KeynoteData management for enterprise applications—
Jonathan HolmanSantander TottaKeynoteBig Data, AI and Banks - Uses Cases and Possibilities on the Ground—
Abdul H QuamarIBMPaperEnabling Rich Queries Over Heterogeneous Data From Diverse Sources In HealthCarePaper
Alberto LernerUniversity of FribourgPaperIt Takes Two: Instrumenting the Interaction between In-Memory Databases and Solid-State DrivesPaper
Amit SomechTel Aviv UniversityPaperTowards Autonomous, Hands-Free Data ExplorationPaper
Annett UngethümTU DresdenPaperHardware-Oblivious SIMD Parallelism for In-Memory Column-StoresPaper
Ashvin AgrawalMicrosoftPaperCloudy with high chance of DBMS: a 10-year prediction for Enterprise-Grade MLPaper
Aunn RazaEPFLPaperGPU-accelerated data management under the test of timePaper
Benjamin HilprechtTU DarmstadtPaperDBMS Fitting: Why should we learn what we already know?Paper
Bogdan GhitaCWIPaperWhite-box Compression: Learning and Exploiting Compact Table RepresentationsPaper
Brandon HaynesUniversity of WashingtonPaperVisualWorldDB: A DBMS for the Visual WorldPaper
Christian DutaUniversität TübingenPaperCompiling PL/SQL AwayPaper
Christopher BaikUniversity of MichiganPaperConstructing Expressive Relational Queries with Dual-Specification SynthesisPaper
Christopher M RéApplePaperOverton: A Data System for Monitoring and Improving Machine-Learned ProductsPaper
Cong YanUniversity of WashingtonPaperView-Driven Optimization of Database-Backed Web ApplicationsPaper
El Kindi RezigMITPaperDagger: A Data (not code) DebuggerPaper
Faisal NawabUC Santa CruzPaperAnyLog: a Grand Unification of the Internet of ThingsPaper
Gabriel HaasFriedrich Schiller University JenaPaperExploiting Directly-Attached NVMe Arrays in DBMSPaper
Guido MoerkotteUniversity of MannheimPaperalpha to omega: the G(r)eek Alphabet of SamplingPaper
Gustavo AlonsoETHZPaperTackling Hardware/Software co-design from a database perspectivePaper
Jens DittrichSaarland UniversityPaperThe Case for Deep Query OptimisationPaper
Konstantinos KaranasosMicrosoftPaperExtending Relational Query Processing with ML InferencePaper
Laurel OrrMicrosoft and University of WashingtonPaperMosaic: A Sample-Based Database System for Open World Query ProcessingPaper
Mark RaasveldtCWIPaperData Management for Data Science - Towards Embedded AnalyticsPaper
Matthias BoehmTU GrazPaperSystemDS: A Declarative Machine Learning System for the End-to-End Data Science LifecyclePaper
Mike BrachmannBuffaloPaperYour notebook is not crumby enough, REPLace itPaper
Philippe BonnetIT Univ Copenhagen, DenmarkPaperOpen-Channel SSD (What is it Good For)Paper
Qizhen ZhangUniversity of PennsylvaniaPaperRethinking Data Management Systems for Disaggregated Data CentersPaper
Saehan JoCornell UniversityPaperBitGourmet: Deterministic Approximation via Optimized Bit SelectionPaper
Sandeep TataGooglePaperMigrating a Privacy-Safe Information Extraction System to a Software 2.0 DesignPaper
Sebastian SchelterNew York UniversityPaper"Amnesia" - Machine Learning Models That Can Forget User Data Very FastPaper
Spyros BlanasThe Ohio State UniversityPaperTopology-aware Parallel Data Processing: Models, Algorithms and Systems at ScalePaper
Stefan NollTU Dortmund University, SAP SEPaperShared Load(ing): Efficient Bulk Loading into Optimized StoragePaper
Steffen ZeuchDFKI GmbHPaperThe NebulaStream Platform for Data and Application Management in the Internet of ThingsPaper
Thomas NeumannTUMPaperUmbra: A Disk-Based System with In-Memory PerformancePaper
Xinyu ChenNational University of SingaporePaperIs FPGA Useful for Hash Joins?Paper
Zechao ShangUniversity of ChicagoPaperCrocodileDB: Efficient Database Execution through Intelligent DefermentPaper

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