Horton – Querying Large Distributed Graphs

Established: October 14, 2010

Horton was a research project to enable querying large distributed graphs. It consists of a graph library built on top of Orleans (opens in new tab)that targets hosting large graphs in a data center. The library provides a querying interface to search the graph for matching paths.

Academic visitors and collaborators

Dr. Mohamed Mokbel (opens in new tab), UMN, visiting researcher in 2012.
Dr. Sherif Sakr (opens in new tab), UNSW & NICTA, visiting researcher in 2011.
Isabelle Stanton (opens in new tab), Berkeley, summer intern in 2011.
Juan Mendivelso (opens in new tab), National University of Colombia, summer intern in 2011.
Mohamed Sarwat (opens in new tab), UMN, summer intern in 2010.
Jiaqing Du (opens in new tab), EPFL, summer intern in 2010.

Graph related events

GDM 2013 (opens in new tab): 4rd international workshop on Graph Data Management: Techniques and Applications. Brisbane, Australia. April 2013.
Graphs 2012. Internal Microsoft Workshop on graph systems, March 6, 2012.
SNS 2012 (opens in new tab): 5th workshop on Social Network Systems. Bern, Switzerland, April 10, 2012.
GDM 2012 (opens in new tab): 3rd international workshop on Graph Data Management: Techniques and Applications.
SNS 2011: 4th workshop on Social Network Systems. Salzburg, Austria. April 10, 2011.
GDM 2011 (opens in new tab): 2nd international workshop on Graph Data Management: Techniques and Applications. Hannover, Germany. April 16, 2011.

People

Sameh Elnikety

Senior Principal Researcher

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