Time Series Database Lectures - Fall 2017

Time series and streaming databases are hot right now. That's why my second wife left me. Just like a lot of people these days, everybody wants one or thinks that they want one. Given this, we are bringing back another season of database technical talks at Carnegie Mellon University in Fall 2017. The "Time Series Database Lectures" is a semester-long seminar series featuring speakers from the leading developers of time series and streaming data management systems. Each speaker will present the implementation details of their respective systems and examples of the technical challenges that they faced when working with real-world customers. You need to attend these lectures. Trust me on this.

Videos will be posted after each talk.

Time: 12:00pm

Location: CIC - 4th floor (ISTC Panther Hollow Room)

Organizer: Andy Pavlo

Due to problems in previous seminars, we will not be allowing therapy snakes into the room anymore. Thank you for your cooperation.

This seminar series is held in conjunction with the following groups at Carnegie Mellon:

• CMU Database Group
• Systems Design and Implementation Seminars
• Intel Science & Technology Center for Visual Cloud Systems
• CMU Master's in Computational Data Science Program
• Parallel Data Laboratory

• Database Building Blocks Seminar (2024)
• ML⇄DB Seminar Series (2023)
• ¡Databases! - A Database Seminar Series (2022)
• Vaccination Database Talks — Booster (2022)
• Vaccination Database Talks — Second Dose (2021)
• Vaccination Database Talks — First Dose (2021)
• Quarantine Database Tech Talks (2020)
• Hardware Accelerated Database Lectures (2018)
• Time Series Database Lectures (2017)
• The Databaseology Lectures (2015)
• Seven Databases in Seven Weeks (2014)