KJDB 2024

Korea-Japan (Japan-Korea) Database Workshop 2024

15-17 November 2024, Jeonju, Korea

The 19th Korea-Japan (Japan-Korea) Database Workshop (KJDB 2024) will be held from 15 to 17 November 2024 in Jeonju, Korea. This workshop is an annual joint workshop with honorable scholars in Korea and Japan (and possibly other countries) for sharing the scope and the latest activities in new areas of database and database-related technologies. Participants will engage in interactive discussions on their activities and priorities for database and database-related technologies. We hope that the output of this workshop will serve as a basis for a roadmap of opportunities and initiatives for the upcoming years.

The Korea-Japan (or Japan-Korea) Database Workshop is an annual joint workshop with honorable scholars in Korea and Japan (and possibly other countries) for sharing the research interest and for collaborating in new areas of database and database-related technologies.

Homepage: KJDB Working Group (kj-db.org)

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