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Fifteenth LDBC TUC Meeting

Jun 17–18, 2022 · Pennsylvania Convention Center, room 204B (Fri); Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, room 401-402 (Sat), Philadelphia, PA, United States

Conference
LDBC Technical User Community (TUC) Meeting Database
Dates
Jun 17, 2022 – Jun 18, 2022
Venue
Pennsylvania Convention Center, room 204B (Fri); Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, room 401-402 (Sat)
Place
Philadelphia, PA, United States
Format
Hybrid
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
ldbcouncil.org
Recorded
0 sponsors · 29 speaker appearances
Notes
Two-day hybrid workshop co-located with SIGMOD 2022. Organizers: Gábor Szárnyas, Jack Waudby, Peter Boncz, Alastair Green.

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Speakers and talks 29

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alastair GreenLDBCSpeakerLDBC’s fair use policiesSlidesVideo
Alastair GreenLDBCSpeakerGQL 2.0: A technical manifestoSlidesVideo
Altan BirlerTUMSpeakerRelational databases can handle graphs too! Experiences with optimizing the Umbra RDBMS for LDBC SNB BISlidesVideo
Angela BonifatiLyon 1 UniversitySpeakerThe quest for schemas in graph databasesSlidesVideo
Arvind ShyamsundarMicrosoftSpeakerGraph capabilities in Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL DatabaseSlidesVideo
Audrey ChengUC BerkeleySpeakerTAOBench: An end-to-end benchmark for social network workloadsSlidesVideo
Chen ZhangCreateLinkSpeakerNew LDBC SNB benchmark record by Galaxybase: More than 6 times faster and 70% higher throughputSlidesVideo
Daniël ten WoldeCWISpeakerImplementing SQL/PGQ in DuckDBSlidesVideo
David PürojaCWISpeakerLDBC Social Network Benchmark: Interactive workload v2.0Slides
Domagoj VrgočPUC ChileSpeakerEvaluating path queries in MillenniumDBSlidesVideo
Evren SirinStardogSpeakerStardog’s experience with LDBCSlidesVideo
Gábor SzárnyasLDBCSpeakerLDBC Social Network Benchmark: Business Intelligence workload v1.0SlidesVideo
George FletcherTU EindhovenSpeakerPG-Keys (LDBC Property Graph Schema Working Group)SlidesVideo
Heng LinAnt GroupSpeakerLDBC Financial Benchmark introductionSlidesVideo
Jack WaudbyNewcastle UniversitySpeakerLDBC Social Network Benchmark: Business Intelligence workload v1.0SlidesVideo
James ClarksonNeo4jSpeakerLDBC benchmarks: Promoting good science and industrial consumptionSlidesVideo
Keith HareWG3SpeakerAn update on the GQL & SQL/PGQ standards effortsSlidesVideo
Kristóf MarussyTU BudapestSpeakerGeneration techniques for consistent, realistic, diverse, and scalable graphsSlidesVideo
Leonid LibkinENS ParisSpeakerPattern matching in GQL and SQL/PGQSlidesVideo
Matteo LissandriniAalborg UniversitySpeakerUnderstanding graph data representations in triplestoresSlidesVideo
Mingxi WuTigerGraphSpeakerConquering LDBC SNB BI at SF-10kSlidesVideo
Molham ArefRelationalAISpeakerGraph Normal FormSlidesVideo
Naomi ArnoldQueen Mary University of LondonSpeakerTemporal graph analysis of the far-right social network GabSlidesVideo
Oskar van RestOracleSpeakerCreating and querying property graphs in Oracle, on-premise and in the cloudSlidesVideo
Oszkár SemeráthTU BudapestSpeakerGeneration techniques for consistent, realistic, diverse, and scalable graphsSlidesVideo
Pavel KlinovStardogSpeakerStardog’s experience with LDBCSlidesVideo
Peter BonczLDBCSpeakerState of the unionSlidesVideo
Petra SelmerNeo4jSpeakerAn overview of GQLSlidesVideo
Wim MartensUniversity of BayreuthSpeakerPath representationsSlidesVideo

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