Professor Torben Bach Pedersen and Professor Christian S. Jensen have received a grant of 4.9 mio. DKK for the project “Daisy Innovation”. The project will spread Daisy’s core knowledge on data-intensive systems to local companies, through a number of collaboration projects, networks, courses, and consulting tasks.
Specific topics include intelligent transport systems, business intelligence, workflow, and software architecture and testing.
Link to press release (in Danish)
The Center of Data Intensive Systems (Daisy) at Aalborg University is a leading European research center in database technologies. Daisy is looking […]
Time: July 6-7, 2009 Place: Aalborg University, Selma Lagerløfs vej 300 Description: The course will treat state-of-the-art topics within spatio-temporal data. Lecturers […]
Time: Tuesday 17th November 2009, 14:00 Place: Aalborg University, Selma Lagerløfs vej 300, room 02.13 Abstract:Rank-aware query processing has attracted much interest […]
This summer, from 8th to 10th July, Daisy is hosting in Aalborg the renowned international symposium on spatial and temporal databases (SSTD). […]
