Michael J. Carey

Department of Computer Science

University of California, Irvine

Invited Lectures and Panels

  • Thoughts on the Future: Opportunities and Roadblocks, panel presentation(s), 2010 NSF Information Integration and Informatics Workshop (4/2010), ACM SIGMOD New Researcher Symposium (6/2010).
  • Cloudy Skies for Analytics, panel presentation, Annual Stanford InfoLab Workshop (4/2010).
  • Beyond MapReduce: The Hyrax Platform for Data-Intensive Computing (and an ASTERIX Overview), Facebook (3/2010).
  • Data Services: Past, Present, and Future, Keynote Talk, Second IEEE Workshop on Information & Software as Services (3/2010).
  • Whither Storm Clouds?, panel chair for “Cloud Computing for Information Management and Analysis in Emergency Response Scenarios”, DHS Workshop on Emergency Management: Incident, Resource, and Supply Chain Management, UC Irvine (11/2009).
  • ASTERIX: A New Platform for Scalable Semistructured Data Management and Analysis, Teradata Corporation (8/2009), Cloudera Corporation (11/2009).
  • XQuery Is The Answer! (What Was the Question?), Computer Science Colloquium, UC Irvine (9/2008), Computer Science Colloquium, Cornell University (10/2008), SAP Laboratories (6/2009).
  • Services Modeling: Data Modeling in the SOA Age, Data Services World 2008 West (11/2008).
  • Declarative Data Services: This Is Your Data on SOA, Distinguished Lecture, USC Computer Science Department (10/2007), Distinguished Lecture, UC Irvine Computer Science Department (11/2007), Colloquium, UC Riverside Computer Science Department (12/2007).
  • SOA What?  2007 Symposium on High-Performance Transaction Systems (10/2007).
  • Declarative Data Services: This Is Your Data on SOA, Keynote Talk, IEEE SOCA Symposium (6/2007).
  • Data Delivery in a Service-Oriented World: The BEA AquaLogic Data Services Platform, New England Database Society (3/2006), UC Santa Cruz (5/2006), IEEE Shannon Lecture at Stanford University (3/2007), HP (3/2007).
  • Integrating Data and Services: Products and Challenges at BEA, Keynote Talk, Penn Engineering Workshop on Information Integration (10/2006).
  • This Is Your Data On SOA, UC Berkeley (12/2005), eBay (2/2006).
  • XML Data Services, Keynote Talk, 2005 IEEE ICWS Conference (7/2005).
  • EAI ... EII ... Aye Yi Yi!, panel session on "Enterprise Information Integration: Successes, Challenges, and Controversies", 2005 SIGMOD Conference (6/2005).
  • XQuery Crystal Ball, panel on "What is the Future of XQuery?", ACM XIME-P Workshop (6/2005).
  • XML Data Services: Data Modeling in the Web Services Era, UC San Diego (2/2005), San Jose State University (3/2005), UC Santa Barbara (5/2005), UCLA (5/2005).
  • Integrating Services and Data with XQuery and XML Schema, Keynote Talk, 2005 ACM PLAN-X Workshop (1/2005).
  • Enterprise Data Services: Data Access in an SOA World, San Francisco DAMA Day (11/2004).
  • Fun With XQuery: Some Industrial/Implementation Panel Musings, panel on "What is the Vision for XQuery in the IT/DB Industry?", ACM XIME-P Workshop (6/2004).
  • Enterprise Information Integration - XML to the Rescue!, 2003 ER Conference (10/2003), UW-Madison (10/2003), HP Laboratories (10/2003), New England Database Society (12/2003), Stanford University (1/2004).
  • _XML: Finally, a Cure for Data?,_Distinguished Lecture, UC Riverside (5/2003).
  • Middleware Is 'Ware It's At, panel session on "Where Are Our Promising Research Directions: Database Server, Middleware, or Applications?", 2002 ICDE Conference (3/2002).
  • The Propel Distributed Services Platform, 2001 VLDB Conference (9/2001).
  • Toto, We're Not in Kansas Anymore: On Transitioning from Research to the Real World, VLDB Conference invited talk (9/2000), UW-Madison (11/2000), UC Berkeley (5/2001), Stanford University (5/2001).
  • On XML and Databases: Where's the Beef?, panel session, 2000 SIGMOD Conference (5/2000).
  • XML + Databases = ?, panel session, 2000 ICDE Conference (2/2000).
  • O-O, What Have They Done to DB2?, IBM Santa Teresa Laboratory (5/98), IBM Toronto Laboratory (10/98), UCLA (11/98), UC Berkeley (1/99).
  • Web Site Management is an Object-Relational Database Problem, panel on "Is Web-site Management a Database Problem?", 1998 VLDB Conference (8/98).
  • DB2 UDB Is the Answer; What Was the Question?, panel on "Looking for the Objects in Object-Relational DBMSs", 1997 OOPSLA Conference (10/97).
  • Of Objects and Databases: Revolution or Evolution?, ETH Latsis Symposium (8/97).
  • Semi-Structured Data Considered Harmful, panel on "Semi-Structured Data: Useful or Harmful?", SIGMOD/PODS Workshop on Management of Semistructured Data (5/97).
  • Object-Relational Database Systems: Evolution Beats Revolution, Intel Microcomputer Research Laboratory (2/97), Oregon Graduate Institute (3/97).
  • Of Objects and Databases: A Decade of Turmoil, 1996 VLDB Conference (8/96),
  • Stanford University (10/96), Oregon Graduate Institute (3/97).
  • PESTO: An Integrated Query/Browser for the Garlic Multimedia Information System, Stanford University (5/96).
  • The EXODUS Project: An Overview and Retrospective, Stanford University (5/94).
  • How Would You Like Your Objects Served?, IBM Almaden Research Center (3/94), Oregon Graduate Institute (3/94), HP Laboratories (4/94), Stanford University (5/94).
  • An Update on the OO7 OODBMS Benchmark, Sequent Corporation (3/94).
  • An Overview of the SHORE Project, MIT (4/93), DARPA POB Workshop (5/93), IBM Santa Teresa Laboratory (9/93).
  • Database System Technology: Where Is It Headed?, IBM Rochester (5/93).
  • The OO7 Benchmark, Cornell University (3/93), IBM Almaden Research Center (4/93), MIT (4/93), Tandem (7/93).
  • OODB Implementation and Performance Issues, Oregon Graduate Institute short course on Object-Oriented Database Systems (7/92), UC Berkeley Extension (5/93).
  • Alternatives to OODBMS: The Extended Relational and Extensible DBMS Approaches, Oregon Graduate Institute short course on Object-Oriented Database Systems (7/92),UC Berkeley Extension (5/93).
  • Data Caching Tradeoffs in Client-Server DBMS Architectures, Univ. of Colorado at Colorado Springs (5/91), IBM Hawthorne Research Center (1/91), Univ. of Waterloo (1/91), IBM Almaden Research Center (1/91), Univ. of Arizona (1/91).
  • The EXODUS Extensible DBMS Project, Univ. of Colorado at Colorado Springs (4/90), Univ. of Southern California (4/90), Univ. of California at Santa Barbara (1/90), Carnegie-Mellon Univ. (12/89), Air Force Institute of Technology (3/89), AT&T Bell Laboratories (3/89).
  • Load Control for Locking: The `Half-and-Half' Approach, IBM Almaden Research Center (8/89).
  • Extensible Database Systems, invited tutorial at the 5th Int'l. Conf. on Data Engineering (2/89).
  • The Extensible DBMS Approach, panel on "Extensible, Object-Oriented, or Semantic?  Sorting Out the Isues," 1988 VLDB Conf. (8/88).
  • Distributed Concurrency Control Performance: A Study of Algorithms, Distribution, and Replication, IBM Almaden Research Center (8/88).
  • Extensible Database Systems, Oregon Database Forum short course on Next Generation Database Systems (held at Portland State Univ., 2/88).
  • Extensible Database Systems: An Overview, 1987 GTE Software Conf. (10/87).
  • The EXODUS Extensible Database System Project, Computer Corporation of America (11/86), Wang Institute of Graduate Studies (11/86), Microelectronics and Computer Technology Consortium (10/86).
  • The EXODUS Project, panel on "Extensible Database Systems," 1986 SIGMOD Conf. (5/86).
  • Load Balancing in a Locally Distributed Database System, AT&T Bell Laboratories (1/86).
  • Concurrency Control Performance Modeling: Alternatives and Implications, Computer Corporation of America (9/85).
  • To Block or to Restart?  Concurrency Control Policies and Performance, IEEE Int'l. Workshop on Data Management in Distributed Real Time Telecommunications Systems (12/83).

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