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DEBS 2007 Most Influential Paper Award for Prof. Gregory Chockler

  • Date23 May 2019

"SpiderCast: A Scalable Interest-Aware Overlay for Topic-Based Pub/Sub Communication" published in DEBS 2007 is the winner of the award.

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DEBS announced the winner of the "The International Distributed Event-based Systems (DEBS) Series 2002-2007 Influential Paper Awards" for 2007 as the paper "SpiderCast: A Scalable Interest-Aware Overlay for Topic-Based Pub/Sub Communication". The paper was coauthored by Prof. Gregory Chockler.

The selection process was performed by a subcommittee of the DEBS Steering Committee (SC) with consultation opportunity extended to all members of the SC.

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