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[Lucene-java Wiki] Update of "LuceneAtApacheConUs2009" by HossMan
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session schedule has been finalized, add meetup ideas from email
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- This page is for planning Lucene activities at the [http://www.us.apachecon.com/ ApacheCon US 2009].
+ This page is for planning/coordinating Lucene activities at the [http://www.us.apachecon.com/ ApacheCon US 2009].
- Suggested process is to give feedback on this page for Possible Talks. If there is "enough" interest, the presenter should move a talk to the "for sure" section and update the times.
+ = Training & Session Schedule =
- = Track Schedule =
+ The official schedule has been posted...
- '''Trainings'''
+ http://www.us.apachecon.com/c/acus2009/schedule/grid
- Pre AC Trainings are handled separately and were picked by ConCom. That doesn't, however mean we can't have trainings during the sessions.
+ There is a two day track of sessions on Thursday & Friday, and full day Lucene training classes available on Monday & Tuesday
- '''Thursday'''
+ = BOF / MeetUp =
+ There will be a Lucene/Search !MeetUp on Tuesday night, for more information on the BoF/!MeetUp/!GetTogetther schedules please consult the main !ApacheCon wiki...
- || 09:00 - 10:00 || REGISTRATION ||
- || 10:00 - 10:50 || Session 1 ||
- || 10:50 - 11:15 || BREAK ||
- || 11:15 - 12:05 || Session 2 ||
- || 12:05 - 13:30 || LUNCH ||
- || 13:30 - 14:20 || KEYNOTE ||
- || 14:30 - 15:20 || Session 3 ||
- || 15:20 - 16:00 || BREAK ||
- || 16:00 - 16:50 || Session 4 ||
- || 17:00 - 17:50 || Session 5 ||
- || 18:00 || END OF PROGRAM ||
- '''Friday'''
+ http://wiki.apache.org/apachecon/ApacheMeetupsUs09
+ (DRAFT) gameplan for the !MeetUp...
- || 09:00 - 10:00 || REGISTRATION ||
- || 10:00 - 10:50 || Session 1 ||
- || 10:50 - 11:15 || BREAK ||
- || 11:15 - 12:05 || Session 2 ||
- || 12:05 - 13:30 || LUNCH ||
- || 13:30 - 14:20 || KEYNOTE ||
- || 14:30 - 15:20 || Session 3 ||
- || 15:20 - 16:00 || BREAK ||
- || 16:00 - 16:50 || Session 4 ||
- || 17:00 - 17:50 || Session 5 ||
- || 18:00 || END OF PROGRAM ||
+ * Introduction and Icebreaker
+ * Short Form Talks (15-20 minutes max)
- = Target Audience / Marketing Pitch =
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- The target audience of the Lucene track are current and potential users of the various Lucene subprojects. Mostly these users are developers in other downstream or in-house projects.
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- Initial marketing pitch (feel free to improve):
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- Apache Lucene is a robust and powerful, open source, search library that powers search and discovery in thousands of websites and applications ranging from large corporations like Apple Computer and CNET to startups creating next generation intelligent applications.
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- Over the years, Lucene has grown beyond just a pure Java library into a complete ecosystem of tools designed to help developers and businesses solve critical information access problems. Whether it’s leveraging the power and simplicity of Apache Solr’s search and faceting capabilities or the large scale crawling features of Nutch, chances are Lucene has a solution to meet your needs. Moreover, with the recent additions of Apache Tika (content extraction), Apache Mahout (machine learning) and Apache Droids (crawling framework), as well as ports of Lucene to languages like C, Python and .NET, it has never been easier to build search capabilities into any application, no matter the scale.
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- The Lucene Track at ApacheCon will feature a full slate of training, talks and networking on the entire Lucene ecosystem. Talks will cover both the technical details and the business aspects of Lucene. Networking events will help connect you with the creators of Lucene and other users.
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- = Fer-sure Talks or Tutorials (please add time estimates) =
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- Let's wait to fill this in until Concom provides us a list from the regular CFP process.
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- = Possible Talks or Tutorials =
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- * Lucene Basics (Michael Busch or others?)
- * Intro to Solr (????: Hoss out of the box talk?)
- * FWIW: I've given OOTB twice before, and it's always been ''really'' rushed in the 50 minute block. In an ideal world it could be broken out into a ~40 minute overview of all the features solr provides "Out Of The Box" and then another ~40 live demo of using Solr OOTB to index and make sense of an arbitrary data set. --Hoss
- * Intro to Nutch and/or Nutch Vertical Search (Andrzej Bialecki) (when was the last time we had a Nutch talk? ''probably never...'')
- * Mime Magic with Apache Tika (Jukka Zitting)
- * Recommendations using Lucene (Ted Dunning, see abstract below, possibly tag team with Grant on his Intelligent search talk) - 1 hour
- * Intro to Katta (Stefan Groschupf) 1h
- * Lucene in the cloud, Hands on tutorial Hadoop, Lucene and Katta (Stefan Groschupf) 1d
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- * New Features in Lucene (tokenization, numeric trie search) (Michael Busch and/or Uwe Schindler)
- * Advanced Lucene Indexing (Michael Busch)
- * Building Intelligent Search Applications with the Lucene Ecosystem (Grant Ingersoll) - see abstract at bottom
- * Solr Operations and Performance Tuning
- * Open Source Search for the Enterprise (business talk; Marc Krellenstein)
- * Searching by Location: Leveraging Local Lucene and Local Solr (??? PJ??? Ryan???)
- * Solr Flair: User Interfaces powered by Apache Solr (Erik Hatcher) - 1h
+ * Solr Flair: User interfaces powered by Apache Solr - Erik Hatcher
+ * Intro to Droids - Thorsten
+ * ? Numeric and/or Geo-spatial search with Lucene and Solr (Ryan? ... Uwe?)
+ * ? Intro to Katta (Stefan?)
+ * Lightning Talks (5 minutes a piece, first come, first served)
+ * ? Open Relevance
+ * ? Lucene Ports
+ * ? ...Others
+ * Mass Socializing Carnage
- * Modeling "nature" for fun and profit: How Mahout can help making more out of your data (Isabel Drost) - 1h
- * Apache Droids - an intelligent standalone robot framework (ThorstenScherler) - 1h
- * Realtime Search - How realtime search works in Lucene and how it can be used for your project (Jason Rutherglen)
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- * Search and Retrieval Framework for domain specific document collection: A case study with medical device documents (Sithu Sudarsan; Raoul Jetley) - 1 hr
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- = Possible BoF Sessions =
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- Lucene Meetup (similar to ApacheCon EU 2009)
= Other ideas =
+ * "Meet the developers" corner (need elaboration from Jukka)
* Job Fair - part of meetup? - Posting area, 5 minute talks, or something where people can pitch why some Lucene developer should come work for them
* Hacking contest - ???
- = Abstracts =
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- == Building Intelligent Search Apps w/ the Lucene Ecosystem ==
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- Apache Lucene has evolved in recent years beyond a core search library into a top level project containing a whole suite of tools for working with content. Starting with Solr, which builds on the core Lucene search library, we can add in tools like Tika, Mahout, Droids and other open source libraries to build intelligent search applications. This talk will focus on how to leverage the various components of the Lucene Ecosystem to build out intelligent search applications that better enable users to find what they are looking for in today's sea of content.
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- == Building Recommendation Systems with Lucene ==
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- Recommendation systems don't have to involve much new code. Instead, you can build advanced recommendation systems using Lucene and some pre-processing. This talk will provide specific examples of how logs of behavior can be processed to produce real-time recommendations using Lucene for the heavy lifting.
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- == Solr Flair: User Interfaces powered by Apache Solr ==
- Come see Solr in a new light, with snazzy innovative user interfaces. We'll talk about Solr's flexible capabilities for driving custom user interfaces and how projects like SolrJS and "Solritas" bring Solr to the front-end. We'll experience user interfaces in a variety of front-end technologies, including PHP, Ruby on Rails, Java, Velocity, JQuery, and SIMILE Timeline. We'll have Ajax, clouds, maps, timelines, and set visualizations, oh my!
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- == Realtime Search in Lucene ==
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- What is near realtime search in Lucene? How can it be used to enhance your existing search applications? What are the limitations? We'll go over how NRT is implemented, use cases for how/when to use it and when not to, how to do replication with NRT.
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