Utor to Oracle's integration and sensor technologies. He architected the first messaging system fully integrated into a database and was a key contrib Teaching Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, a consultant forĮvolve Space Solutions, and a Marie Curie EC Fellow.Īt Oracle. Pedro, a Fulbright Fellow (2001-2006), is also an Associate Visiting On adaptive query processing, data stream systems, and virtualization.

(2006-present) were he leads BiCEP, a 5-student research projectĪddressing issues of event processing benchmarking, performance, Bizarro Pedro is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Coimbra Special emphasis is placed on challenging issues that push the state-of-the-art and real-life applications and issues. This tutorial will present the templates completed so far, and will provide very detailed descriptions of four event processing use cases as well as common trends and variations to those use cases seen in other use cases. To counter this trend, the EPTS started a Use Cases WorkGroup (UCWG) on November 2007 with the goal of collecting, classifying, understanding, detailing, and disclosing event processing use cases. We believe that the lack of a set of clearly described event processing use cases reduces clarity regarding the area, and reduces research and product acceptance. However, although there are several tens of descriptions of event processing use cases, those applications have been targeting very different domains and have been described only superficially or at incomparable levels of detail.

There has been much research and commercial work in recent years on applications using complex event processing systems. Bizarro - University of Coimbra, Portugal (presenter) Dieter Gawlick - Oracle Corporation, USA (presenter) Thomas Paulus - CITT Centrum für Informations-Technologie Transfer, Germany (presenter) Harvey Reed - MITRE, USA (presenter) Matthew Cooper - Event Zero, Australia All tutorials will take place on July 6th, 2009 in three parallel tracks.Įvent Processing Use Cases Pedro G.

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