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The IEEE International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE) is an annual conference organized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). This conference provides a forum for researchers, practitioners, and developers to explore research topics related to data engineering and data management. The scope of the conference includes the design, implementation, modeling, theory, and application of data systems, such as databases, and their associated algorithms and technologies. Key topics often discussed at ICDE include database performance, data mining, data visualization, cloud and grid databases, distributed databases, real-time data processing, and big data analytics, among others. The conference program typically features keynote speeches by industry leaders and top researchers, as well as presentations of peer-reviewed research papers, tutorials, workshops, and panels.

The conference has been organized annually since 1984 (with the exception of 1985), the first few editions were held in Los Angeles

Locations[edit]

2024: Utrecht, The Netherlands (40th edition)
2023: Anaheim, CA, USA (39th edition)
2022: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (38th edition)
2021: Chania, Greece (37th edition)
2020: Dallas, TX, USA (36th edition)
2019: Macao, China (35th edition)
2018: Paris, France (34th edition)
2017: San Diego, CA, USA (33rd edition)
2016: Helsinki, Finland (32nd edition)
2015: Seoul, South Korea (31st edition)
2014: Chicago, IL, USA 30th edition
2013: Brisbane, QLD, Australia (29th edition)
2012: Arlington, VA, USA (28th edition)
2011: Hannover, Germany (27th edition)
2010: Long Beach, CA, USA (26th edition)
2009: Shanghai, China (25th edition)
2008: Cancun, Mexico (24th edition)
2007: Istanbul, Turkey (23rd edition)
2006: Atlanta, GA, USA (22nd edition)
2005: Tokyo, Japan (21st edition)
2004: Boston, MA, USA (20th edition)
2003: Bangalore, India (19th edition)
2002: San Jose, CA, USA (18th edition)
2001: Heidelberg, Germany (17th edition)
2000: San Diego, CA, USA (16th edition)
1999: Sydney, NSW, Australia (15th edition)
1998: Orlando, FL, USA (14th edition)
1997: Birmingham, UK (13th edition)
1996: New Orleans, LA, USA (12th edition)
1995: Taipei, Taiwan (11th edition)
1994: Houston, TX, USA (10th edition)
1993: Vienna, Austria (9th edition)
1992: Tempe, AZ, USA (8th edition)
1991: Kobe, Japan (7th edition)
1990: Los Angeles, CA, USA (6th edition)
1989: Los Angeles, CA, USA (5th edition)
1988: Los Angeles, CA, USA (4th edition)
1987: Los Angeles, CA, USA (3rd edition)
1986: Los Angeles, CA, USA (2nd edition)
1984: Los Angeles, CA, USA (1st edition)

References[edit]

International Conference on Data Engineering