Daniela Florescu
Dr. Daniela Florescu is a researcher at Oracle Corporation. With Jonathan Robie and Don
Chamberlin, Dana developed the Quilt query language. Quilt was the core language used as the basis for developing XQuery, the W3C XML Query
Language.
Dana is the author of numerous research papers, many with a
focus on query processing. She is Co-Editor of the W3C XML Query Language
specification.
Selected Publications Written by Daniela Florescu
Declarative XML
Processing with XQuery
XQuery in Five Minutes
The BEA/XQRL Streaming XQuery Processor
XL: A Platform for Web Services
(ACM SIGMOD 2002)
Quilt: An XML Query Language for Heterogeneous Data Sources
(WebDB 2000)
XML-QL: A Query Language for XML
(W3C)
Dynamic Load Balancing in Hierarchical Parallel Database Systems
Software Development Conference
During Software Development West, Daniela participated in a panel discussion about
software trends and the marriage of SQL/XML, web services and grid computing. We
subsequently interviewed her about XQuery and SQL. She discussed query
optimization, parallel execution of XQuery, whether "SQL is dead", and
what XQuery 2.0 needs to be a fully-featured language.
Podcasts and Webcasts Featuring Daniela Florescu
These audio and video programs are playable for online or offline viewing and listening.
For online viewing or listening, you'll need Real Player, Windows Media Player, QuickTime or another MP3 player. For offline viewing, you can download video to a device
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| Event |
Running Time |
Program |
Audio, Slides |
Audio |
Video |
| Software Development |
9:05
|
Spotlight on XQuery and SQL (interview) |
Slideshow |
MP3 |
Real Video
modem
80K
Windows Media
modem 498k
|
| Software Development |
1:11:00 |
Marrying SQL/XML, Web Services and Grid
Computing
(panel discussion) |
|
MP3
part 1
part 2 |
Real
Video |
View interviews and programs recorded during Software
Development 2004.
View interviews and programs recorded during the SDSIC Web Services
Conference.
Interviews and programs recorded
at EDF in Philadelphia.
