Analytics and Data Summit 2019: Full Schedule

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11:15am PDT

Graph Cloud Preview: How to Analyze Data Warehouse Data as a Graph

The low-code, highly automated services for data scientists and developers in Oracle Graph Cloud Service will simplify the creation and management of graphs and allow for powerful graph analysis of database, data warehouse, and data lake content. In this session, see an overview and demos of Oracle Graph Cloud Service. See a pipeline used to explore industry-specific datasets and analyze it with the power of graphs. Using retail, telco, and airline datasets, learn how to access database schema, use automated tools to create a graph model, and perform a range of graph analyses to reveal relationships and perform connectivity-based queries. Learn how to use Property Graph Query Language (PGQL) to traverse and query the graph to discover relationships and impacts; invoke PGX graph analytics to discover anomalies, influencers, and communities in data; and visualize the results as a graph in an interactive notebook environment.

Speakers

Korbinian Schmid

Senior Software Development Manager, Oracle

Korbi manages the development team responsible for Oracle's property graph technologies. His current focus area is building a new service which makes it easier than ever for customers to gain new insights into their data by using the latest advancements of Oracle’s graph analytics... Read More →

Jayant Sharma

Sr Dir, Prod Mgmt, Oracle USA Inc

Dr. Jayant Sharma is Director, Spatial Product Management at Oracle . He has over twenty years experience in databases and spatial information systems. He is currently focused on the product strategy, and design, of spatial components for Oracle's database and middleware products... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Data Warehousing and ETL

Product Database 18c, Database as a Service (DBaaS), PGX, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

1:10pm PDT

Oracle Spatial Studio: Self Service Spatial Visualization and Analysis

Want to add maps and perform location analysis on your business data, but don't have experience with spatial technologies? Using the spatial features in Oracle Database can sometimes be challenging for users who are not familiar with spatial analysis. With the new Spatial Studio, it's easy for users and developers to perform location-based analysis on maps with the click of a button. Spatial Studio simplifies the development of web applications, SQL analysis, and REST services using the full spectrum of spatial operators and functions in Oracle Spatial and Graph. We will demonstrate how users can: (i) select database content (tables or views with spatial information, visualize it on a map, customize the map, and share the results, (ii) upload datasets from spreadsheets or shapefiles from GIS departments and start visualizing the contents quickly, and (iii) prepare data for spatial analysis by geocoding, fixing incorrect addresses, creating spatial indexes, and validating existing spatial data. This session is appropriate for business and technical users. It is recommended as a prerequisite to the session 'Technical Deep Dive: Oracle Spatial Studio Visualization and Analysis'.

Speakers

Carol Palmer

Sr. Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Carol is a senior principal product manager in Oracle's Spatial & Graph product group. She is focused on spatial and graph cloud services and components and serves as Oracle representative to the Spatial & Graph SIG board.

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Engineeting, Oracle, USA

Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Business Analytics

Product Spatial, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

2:30pm PDT

Using Location in Cloud Applications with Oracle Database, ORDS and Node.js

In this session, learn how to build location analytics and map visualization into applications on the Oracle Cloud using popular developer tools and frameworks with the powerful spatial features of Oracle Database. Go through short examples that uncover location patterns, analyze relationships to regions of interest and exclusion zones, track moving objects, and build other useful location-related applications. These typify spatial usage in mainstream cloud development.

Speakers

David Lapp

Product Manager, Oracle

David Lapp is senior principal product manager for Oracle's spatial and graph technologies, focused on Cloud and Big Data solutions. His experience includes working as Spatial and Business Intelligence solutions specialist in Oracle's Public Sector group, where he engaged with several... Read More →

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Engineeting, Oracle, USA

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph

Product Database 18c, Database 19c, Database as a Service (DBaaS), MapViewer, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

3:35pm PDT

Spatial New Features for Autonomous Cloud Services and Oracle Database 19c

Learn what’s new with the leading spatial platform that’s fast, cloud-ready, and developer-friendly. In this session, we also cover the spatial features in Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse and Autonomous Transaction Processing Cloud Services, and provide guidance on what to expect with these autonomous database services as well as the planned roadmap. With the Oracle Database 19c release, Oracle Spatial and Graph brings new performance and usability features across the board including the Spatial Studio, as well as enhancements to recently introduced features like support for JSON and Oracle REST Data Services, database sharding, distributed transactions, and web services. With advanced features including vector, raster, Lidar, geocoding, map visualization and more, Oracle Spatial and Graph supports the most demanding, large scale geospatial applications.

Speakers

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Engineeting, Oracle, USA

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Data Warehousing and ETL

Product Autonomous Data Warehouse, Autonomous Transaction Processing, Database 19c, Database Cloud Service, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

3:35pm PDT

(HOL) Introduction to Property Graphs in Oracle Databases

Starting with 12c Release 2, Oracle Databaseincludes property graphs - a powerful feature that goes beyond relational, to analyze relationships in big data, such as finding the most influential people in a social network, or discovering patterns of fraud within financial transaction data. But how do you get started using property graphs? This step-by-step lab will show you exactly how to create, load and use property graphs in Oracle Database. We will cover how to create a property graph using Java or PL/SQL, how to load data into a property graph from existing database tables, how to create an in-memory instance of a property graph, how to run algorithms such as page rank against a property graph, how to use PGQL (a SQL-like language for property graphs) to query a graph and ways to visualize graph data. To complete the hands on lab, please bring your own laptop with VNC Viewer installed (https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/viewer/) for accessing the lab virtual machines.

Speakers

Keith HARE

President, JCC Consulting, Inc.

Keith Hare is a Senior Consultant with JCC Consulting, Inc. where he specializes in high performance database systems and replicating data between database systems. Keith has participated in the SQL Standards committees since 1988 and has served as the convenor of the international... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 5:10pm PDT
5-Rm 202 HOL

Spatial and Graph

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

4:20pm PDT

Geo-Tagging, Geo-Enrichment, Geo-Fencing, and Tracking for Location-Enabled Apps

Oracle technologies make it easy to include location in analytics, mobile, asset management, and service applications. You can use geo-enrichment to add location tags to business data in databases and data lakes. Built-in SQL, REST, Java, and JavaScript APIs with JSON let you query and analyze information based on addresses, GPS coordinates, coverage areas, territories, or other geographic features. Geo-fencing and tracking capabilities are essential for any application needing to track movement of an object, vehicle, or cell phone. We’ll show how to use Oracle Spatial and Graph, including its in-database tracking server, to create geofences, track moving objects against them, and send alerts, at large scale. In this session, learn how to develop applications using these features, and use them as part of every database and big data application.

Speakers

Daniel Geringer

Spatial Solutions Specialist, Oracle Corporation

Spatial Solutions Specialist -- Joined Oracle in 1995 to work on Oracle's spatial technologies -- Works with customers and partners around the world to solve spatial requirements in a scalable manner. -- Test, benchmark, and develop Oracle spatial technologies on Oracle Engineered... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Business Analytics

Product Database 19c, Spatial, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

10:05am PDT

Analysis and Interpretation of 3D Point Clouds Based on Machine Learning

Today, landscapes, cities, and infrastructure networks are commonly captured using LiDAR or image-based remote sensing technologies at regular intervals. The resulting 3D point clouds are digital twins of the captured sites and provide valuable information. Hence, 3D point clouds have become essential for a growing number of geo-spatial applications such as urban planning, environmental monitoring, and disaster management.
In this talk, we present techniques to manage, process, and analyze 3D point clouds. We discuss the potential of AI and demonstrate how a machine-learning-based interpretation can be used to classify data, derive semantics and create insights. We show how the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with GPUs and Database Spatial and Graph allows for handling and processing of massive amounts of data. The implemented approach opens up new ways for the full potential of large-scale, dense, and time-variant point clouds as required by a growing number of applications and systems.

Speakers

Rico Richter

Dr., Hasso-Plattner-Institut / Uni Potsdam

Rico Richter has many years of experience in the development of complex processing, analysis and visualization techniques for 3D spatial data. He studied IT Systems Engineering at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Germany and has written his PhD thesis entitled “Concepts and Techniques... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:30am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Big Data

Product Big Data, Big Data Cloud, Exadata, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

10:30am PDT

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and National Mapping with Ordnance Survey Ireland

Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi), the Irish national mapping agency, maintains national spatial data sets and creates mapping products for government agencies and the public. Achieving a leadership role in national mapping meant many challenges: dealing with the explosion of remotely sensed data, point clouds, aerial photos and satellite imagery, needing to automate complex workflow processes, and sharing data widely with the public. With the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Spatial and Graph, and Exadata platform, OSi has addressed these challenges. OSi has been using OCI to process large volumes of point cloud datafor point cloud creation, point cloud classification, and change detection. OSi have also leveraged OCI compute processing to automate portions of its imagery flowlines: automatic seam line generation, automated radiometry and the creation and publication of mosaic data sets. OSi are also investigating the possibility of moving its map archive containing data from 1824 onwards onto the OCI platform.

Speakers

Éamonn Clinton

General Manager, Geospatial Services, Ordnance Survey Ireland

Éamonn Clinton is the General Manager, Geospatial Services, Data Governance & Quality and Spatial Strategist with Ordnance Survey Ireland, the Irish national mapping agency. Éamonn has worked in the geospatial industry for over 20 years. He has worked on a large number of public... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:30am - 10:55am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph General

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

11:10am PDT

Optimizing Parallel Spatial Data Processing of High Volume Agricultural Data

Agrarmarkt Austria is the federal agency responsible for agriculture. A major task is calculating agricultural subsidies as part of the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union. This challenging task involves high volume geospatial data processing and data validation annually, in a time window of only three days. In this session we will show how Oracle Database spatial partitioning and parallelism were used to process hundreds of millions of land parcels and other geometries in order to calculate agricultural subsidies. With 15 geodetic layers of land cover data containing up to 200M geometries each, and 5 billion operations in the given timeframe, Oracle Spatial and Graph features were critical. The focus of the project was to reach maximum throughput for geodetic operations in SQL and PL/SQL by optimizing read/write operations with spatial indexes while at the same time minimizing storage by means of logical compression.

Speakers

Markus Flatscher

Lead DevOps, AMA

Current: Lead of DevOps at AMA(Oracle)Lead DBDev (Oracle/Sqlserver) at bwinLead Development (Sqlserver) at Wiener ZeitungDeveloper/DBA/Teamlead (Oracle) at AMAFree Consultant (Oracle)

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 11:35am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

1:00pm PDT

Using Graph Analysis for Fraud Detection in Fintech at Paysafe

Paysafe provides simple and secure payment solutions to businesses of all sizes around the world. We process billions of payment dollars a year. This, combined with the focus of flawless customer experience and real-time money transfer makes us a candidate for the “dark side” of the payments – fraudsters, money launderers, etc. Every year, the financial industry loses billions because of fraud. To provide the best customer experience, we keep the time window to identify fraud patterns or networks extremely narrowly. Fraudsters bury their patterns in large volumes of data. With traditional data storage techniques such as relational technologies, it is almost impossible to see beyond individual accounts to the connections between them. This presentation will show how Paysafe has implemented Oracle property graph technologies in Oracle Spatial and Graph and Oracle Database, including its fast, built-in, in-memory graph analytics to perform fast graph queries that identify patterns of fraud.

Speakers

Stanka Dalekova

Senior Software Developer, Paysafe

Stanka Dalekova has been working in Paysafe as a software developer in the last 15 years. She is happy to be a part of an organization from the start and see it grows. During this long journey, she has gained experience in different technologies and business aspects.

Yavor Ivanov

Head of Database Administration, Paysafe

Currently focused at the beauty of a team working together. The art of Engaging, Enabling and Empowering team members to deliver their best under the many possible situations we face in our daily life. Delivering outstanding result in complex environment; overcoming challenges and... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

1:30pm PDT

OWL Monkey: An Adaptive OWL Web Application Builder

During my PhD, I designed and developed an adaptive Web Ontology Language (OWL) web application builder named OWL Monkey (OM) for Hydro-Québec (Quebec's provincial electric utility) using Oracle Spatial and Graph. OM permits its users to explore an OWL ontology, build views over it and share them without any prior knowledge of the underlying technologies. Users can then do analytics over those views, use them to update the content of the database or export them. OM is highly generic and can make use of any OWL ontology that respect some basics requirements. This genericity also allows for changes in the data model that spread to applications in production without negatively affecting them. This should result in lower costs associated with application development and maintenance, especially in use cases where the data model is expected to evolve a lot. OM's first application was released to facilitate the sharing of research data on self-lubricating materials between researchers and power plant engineers.

Speakers

Louis Bherer

Student, ETS / Hydro-Quebec

Experienced Research Assistant with a demonstrated history of working in the research industry. Skilled in Graph Database Management, Ontology Engineering, Full Stack Developement (Java, JavaScript, Sparql), Operational Research, Data Analysis, Continuous Improvement, and Information... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:30pm - 1:45pm PDT
3-Rm 104

Spatial and Graph General

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

3:25pm PDT

PGQL: A Query Language for Property Graphs

PGQL is a pattern-matching query language for the property graph data model, used by Oracle Database Spatial and Graph and Oracle Big Data Spatial and Graph. PGQL is an expressive, SQL-like language that makes writing graph queries easy - even for non-graph experts. in this session, we provide an overview of the different features of PGQL and provides examples of how to run PGQL queries from a shell and through a Java API. in this session, we also focus on what has recently been added to PGQL and which features are coming. Finally, the session provides a brief overview of how PGQL fits into on-going standardization efforts for property graph querying.

Speakers

Oskar van Rest

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

Oskar is Oracle’s lead developer for PGQL, an SQL-like query language for property graphs that is used by Oracle Spatial and Graph and Oracle Big Data Spatial and Graph.

Jan Michels

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

Jan Michels represents Oracle on the ANSI and ISO committees responsible for standardizing SQL, while working closely with the Oracle database server development teams. He has been involved in designing extensions for the SQL language for 20 years. Jan is chair of the DM32.2 Ad Hoc... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph

Product Big Data Spatial and Graph, PGX, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

4:30pm PDT

Spatial & Graph... & Blockchain! The future of Proof of Location With Oracle

A new world with consensus-driven maps and crypto-spatial coordinates is emerging. Find out more and see how to embrace the change by leveraging Oracle cloud services such as Big Data Spatial & Graph and Blockchain. Learn about Blockchain use-cases and their benefits in terms of location and maps and see examples of how to embrace these benefits in your organization - we will look into relevant cases for both private and public sector.

Speakers

Axel Bronder

Solution Engineer, Oracle

Axel Bronder is an established presenter in the Scandinavian Spatial community and a rising voice in the Blockchain world. As an IT professional he strives to leverage new technologies to create a better life for all. With international experience, Axel has a history of successful... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm PDT
3-Rm 104

Emerging Technologies Spatial and Graph

Product Autonomous Blockchain, Big Data Spatial and Graph, Blockchain Cloud Service, Database Cloud Service, Internet of Things Cloud, Spatial, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

4:30pm PDT

Translating Natural Language to Graph Queries for Financial Crime Investigation

Financial crime investigation is a labor-intensive task. Oracle provides tools (e.g., FCCM Studio) that allow investigators to analyze whether a case involves fraud. To do so, investigators query and analyze databases containing financial transactions through an easy-to-use interface. However, often this interface does not provide enough flexibility. In such cases, analysis may require the development of database queries in SQL or PGQL (for Graph databases). Having to do so is not desirable because (1) it requires business users to learn a (complex) query language and (2) business users need to know about the underlying database schema. To remedy this situation, we have developed a natural language interface to graph databases that provides business users with a natural way to query the databases. In this talk, we present NL2PGQL, which translates sentences in natural language into a PGQL query that can be executed using Oracle Spatial and Graph.

Speakers

Matthias Brantner

Research Director, Oracle

Matthias is a Research Director at Oracle Labs. His research interests are at the cross road of data processing and language compilers. He holds a PhD from the University of Mannheim, Germany.

Jinha Kim

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

Jinha Kim is a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle Labs. He is interested in graph analytics and machine learning from designing through implementation to application. He obtained his PhD from Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

8:45am PDT

Build Knowledge Graphs with Oracle RDF to Extract More Value from Your Data

Knowledge graphs, a collection of interlinked descriptions of entities, are widely used to enable intelligent applications. Knowledge graphs can play a critical role in applications built on a data warehouse or data lake, which typically collect data from a variety of sources. This data has to be combined and integrated in a meaningful way to be useful in such applications, and knowledge graphs can be used to organize and connect these disparate datasets. In this session, we will discuss knowledge graphs built using the RDF capabilities of Oracle Spatial and Graph. We will illustrate how to define a knowledge graph, create virtual or materialized graphs from existing data (relational tables, CSV files, etc.), derive new knowledge through logical inference, navigate and query graphs using W3C standards, analyze knowledge graphs with graph algorithms, and more. Real-world use cases from various industries will also be shared.

Speakers

Souripriya Das

Architect, Graph Database, Oracle

Souripriya Das (Souri), pioneered the work on semantic technologies in Oracle and has led the development effort since its inception in 2002. Prior to taking up semantic technologies, he was the lead developer and project leader for novel database features at Oracle. Souri was a co-editor... Read More →

Matthew Perry

Consultant Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

Matthew Perry is a Consultant Member of Technical Staff at Oracle. His primary responsibility is development of graph query support for the Spatial and Graph option of Oracle Database. This includes SPARQL query support for RDF data and PGQL query support for property graph data... Read More →

Melliyal Annamalai

Product Manager, Oracle

Melli Annamalai is a product manager at Oracle. She has vast experience in multiple technology areas related to unstructured and semi-structured data management. Her current focus areas are Graphs, Apache Kafka, and Big Data. She works closely with customers as they deploy solutions... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Data Warehousing and ETL

Product Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

9:50am PDT

Semantic Middleware - the Cornerstone of Your Next IT

Knowledge Graphs (KG) have recently been acknowledged as a critical innovation by leading industry analysts to providing an efficient IT stack and bringing AI to the next level. An RDF-based KG is an efficient means of harmonizing heterogeneous data environments, providing a multi-dimensional index and unified data gateway. Vertices modeled in RDF are referenceable to human and machine agents by standardized URIs. As entities may be explored with high precision within their context, they become first-class information citizens where today's access is mainly document based. While Knowledge Graphs have been adopted by the fastest-growing companies of the last decade, some still find it a challenge. PoolParty Semantic Suite provides an easy start and helps to smoothen the adoption of KGs. Connecting to Oracle Database 18c and Oracle Spatial and Graph, PoolParty facilitates a supervised self-learning system that helps to build an Enterprise Knowledge Graph efficiently and automate the process greatly.

Speakers

Sebastian Gabler

Director of Sales, Semantic Web Company

Originally trained as Recording Producer with a diploma degree from Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), Sebastian pursues a career in archive- and information management for over 15 years, after spending 5 years in music production for Radio, TV and Recording industry. Sebastian... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:15am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Emerging Technologies

Product Database 18c, Database 19c, Partitioning, PGX, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

9:50am PDT

Follow the heartbeat of your activity with real time crowd monitoring

Proximus is the leading telco operator in Belgium. They provide public REST services that give access to some of the data they manage. One of them is the Enco Real Time Crowd Management solution. It monitors the location of mobile phone users and provides a count of users, aggregated in cells of 100x100m. The information is refreshed every x minutes. This simple solution lets you monitor real–time flows of visitors of any kind of activity: monitor the heartbeat of an event, a demonstration or a gathering during the specific time horizon of the activity, and react quicker and more efficiently on (un)expected situations. In this presentation, we show how information is extracted from the REST service using the Event Hub, how it is retained in an Autonomous Data Warehouse service, and how it is analyzed using the Oracle Analytics Cloud: observe how crowd movements evolve over time, on maps and other graphics. We also analyze crowd movements as they appeared in past events.

Speakers

Tom Bailliu

Sales Engineer Analytics, Oracle Belgium

Before joining Oracle 2,5 years ago, I worked for 15 years in various positions within the analytics department of a telco in Belgium ( BASE ). The last years at BASE, I was working with the Strategy Department focusing on the location monetization research project.Bridging the... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am PDT
3-Rm 104

Business Analytics Data Warehousing and ETL Spatial and Graph

Product Analytics Cloud (OAC), Autonomous Data Warehouse, Event Hub, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general

10:15am PDT

Oracle Spatial and Graph RDF Semantic Model for BIM Classification & Scheduling

In Oracle Spatial and Graph 12c, Resource Description Framework (RDF) semantic modeling can build data triplestores from relational database content. The ability to interrogate Building Information Management (BIM) 3D model data and auto-correlate it with master data classification hierarchies provides a means for digital data delivery of object-based information. Semantic queries can derive results from multiple sources of data across the Enterprise, expose data patterns and equivalencies, as well as normalize content to and from a given data standard. The key for reliable, quality inferencing is having an initial source of pedigreed Master Data content as the basis for this mapping.

Speakers

Tracy J. McLane

GIS Senior Science Specialist, Bechtel Corporation

Tracy McLane has been a Bechtel Distinguished Scientist since 2012, and has served in such roles as GIS Administrator, a GIS Technical Discipline Lead, an Engineering Lead for the Virtual Project Delivery 4D, 5D Program and a GIS Senior Science Specialist during her 20+ year career... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:15am - 10:40am PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph

Product Spatial, Spatial and Graph (OSG)

2:30pm PDT

Data Visualization Desktop - Maps for Everyone!

Oracle Data Visualization Desktop is an amazingly powerful tool for understanding and visualizing your data - all sorts of data - in many different ways. DVD lets you explore your data sets, apply various interactive visualizations, and create powerful narratives to present your findings. With DVD, you can use maps as a visualization, next to pie charts and histograms. This session will explain how you can use this capability. You will learn how to use the predefined maps included with DVD to view your data: your sales figures, your dropped calls, your employment statistics. You will also learn how to use your own maps, such as your own sales territories, school districts, store locations, or even product placement inside your stores, for display and interaction within DVD.

Speakers

Albert Godfrind

Spatial and Graph Solutions Architect, Oracle

Albert Godfrind has over 25 years of experience in designing, developing, and deploying IT applications. His interest and enthusiasm for spatial information and geographical information systems started at Oracle when he started using the spatial extensions of the Oracle database in... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 2:55pm PDT
2-Rm 103

Spatial and Graph Business Analytics

Product Data Visualization (DV), Data Visualization Cloud Service (DVCS), Data Visualization Desktop (DVD), Spatial, Spatial and Graph (OSG)
Field 2 general