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ICME

Research area: 
Multimedia
Paper due: 
12.12.2011
Publisher: 
IEEE
Location: 
Melbourne, Australia
Link: 
http://www.icme2012.org/

PACBB

Research area: 
Bioinformatics & Chemoinformatics
Paper due: 
18.01.2014
Publisher: 
Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing, Springer
Location: 
University of Salamanca, Spain
Link: 
http://www.pacbb.net/

EDBT

Research area: 
Databases
Paper due: 
15.09.2011
Publisher: 
ACM
Location: 
Berlin, Germany
Link: 
http://edbticdt2012.dima.tu-berlin.de/

ICDE

Research area: 
Databases
Abstract due: 
11.07.2011
Publisher: 
IEEE
Location: 
Washington, USA
Link: 
http://www.icde12.org

ACM Transaction on Database Systems

Research area: 
Databases
Publisher: 
ACM
Link: 
http://tods.acm.org/

Nucleic Acids Research

Research area: 
Bioinformatics & Chemoinformatics
Publisher: 
Oxford University Press
Link: 
http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/

GAČR 201/05/P036

Name: 
Efficient metric search in large multimedia databases
Start year: 
2005
End year: 
2007

Finished, rated as excellent

Investigators
Investigator: 
tomas.skopal
Investigator role: 
Principal investigator

GAUK 57907

Name: 
Similarity search in biological databases
Start year: 
2007
End year: 
2008

In recent years volume of gene and protein banks (databases) grows rapidly. The reason for storing huge volumes of gene and protein sequences in one place is not only for browsing these sequences itself, but in the first place searching for similarities among stored sequences. Similar sequences indicate similar functionality which helps in finding functions of unknown genes.

Investigators
Investigator: 
david.hoksza
Investigator role: 
Principal investigator
Investigator: 
tomas.skopal
Investigator role: 
Team member

GAUK 18208

Name: 
Distributed and parallel metric indexing in multimedia databases
Start year: 
2008
End year: 
2009

Current data processing applications use data with considerably less structure and much less precise queries than traditional database systems. The multimedia data, like images or videos, that offer query-by-example search, are a typical example. Such data can neither be ordered in a canonical manner nor meaningfully searched by precise database queries that would return exact matches. This novel situation is what has given rise to a similarity searching.

Investigators
Investigator: 
jakub.lokoc
Investigator role: 
Principal investigator
Investigator: 
tomas.skopal
Investigator role: 
Team member
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by Dr. Radut.