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-======Daisy lunch seminar ======
+====== Daisy Seminar ======
-Place and time: room **0.2.11**, from 12 to 13.
+===== What =====
-  * 12.10.2012 12:00 Dalia [[20121012]]
+Daisy seminar is a regular meeting for research and academic discussion of DPT group.
-  * 26.10.2012 12:00 Who?
+===== When =====
+:00 for every Friday (detailed in a schedule)
+===== Where =====
+SLV300 0.2.11
+===== Who =====
+==== All DPTers, including ====
-===== Ideas for upcoming seminars =====
+==PhD students==
+==Faculty members, including Postdocs, Research Assistants==
+==== Visitors ====
-   * Dremel:
+===== What to be presented =====
-Sergey Melnik, Andrey Gubarev, Jing Jing Long, Geoffrey Romer, Shiva Shivakumar, Matt Tolton, Theo Vassilakis: Dremel: interactive analysis of web-scale datasets. Commun. ACM 54(6): 114-123 (2011)
-* MapReduce - 2 paper discussion:
-Michael Stonebraker, Daniel J. Abadi, David J. DeWitt, Samuel Madden, Erik Paulson, Andrew Pavlo, Alexander Rasin: MapReduce and parallel DBMSs: friends or foes? Commun. ACM 53(1): 64-71 (2010)
-And the “response” Jeffrey Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat: MapReduce: a flexible data processing tool. Commun. ACM 53(1): 72-77 (2010)
+==== 30-40 min presentation and 20 min discussion ====
+=== Type A: Survey based (mainly for junior PhD student) ===
+==Literature review, evaluate the problems in current solutions, and initial thoughts==
+=== Type B: Research based ===
+== Interesting papers from top-tiered conferences and journals ==
+== Own research (literature review, challenges, and solution) ==
+=== Type C: System based ===
+== Introduce and demonstrate a cutting-edge systems, including background study, related systems, and theoretical highlights ==
+=== Type D: Freestyle ===
+== For faculty members and external speakers ==
+=== For PhD students, the seminar topic selection should be agreed by PhD supervisor beforehand. ===
-===== What is it? =====
-Every meeting should start with short news from the department (group news):
-  * new projects
-  * new group members
-  * celebrations or other things.
-The following three types of presentations should take ~50 minutes (there should be **only one** of these during the session):
-  * paper presentation by a Ph.D. student ([[study_group_info|More information]])
-  * trial presentation (before going to present a paper at a conference, do a presentation for the group)
-  * trial 11 month presentation (for Ph.D. students)
-Another option for presentations (should be short, can be presented **few during** one session):
-  * 4 slide "wild" ideas
-  * project proposals
-  * work in progress
-  * tutorials
-  * guests
-Everyone is welcome to attend the sessions.
-Don't forget to bring your food.
 ===== Events =====
-**Full list of the upcoming/past events** [[events|]]
+**Full list of the upcoming/past events** [[2011fall| 2011 Fall semester ]] || [[2012spring| 2012 Spring semester ]] || [[2012fall| 2012 Fall semester ]] || [[2013| 2013 Fall semester ]] || [[studycircle2014 | 2014 Fall semester]] || [[2015fall | 2015 Fall semester]] | [[2017fall | 2017 Fall semester]]
 **External talks** (visitors, giving talks): [[etalks|dates and information]]
 **Study Group on Spatiotemporal Databases**: [[stgroup|dates and information]]
-===== Semesters =====
-**Semesters**: [[2011fall| 2011 Fall semester ]] || [[2012spring| 2012 Spring semester ]] || [[2012fall| 2012 Fall semester ]]