David Lengweiler
- MSc
- David Lengweiler
- PhD Student
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- E-mail
- qnivq.yratjrvyre@havonf.pu
Research Topics
Projects
Lectures
2026 Fall Semester
2026 Spring Semester
2025 Fall Semester
2025 Spring Semester
2024 Fall Semester
2024 Spring Semester
2023 Fall Semester
2023 Spring Semester
2022 Fall Semester
Advised Theses
Publications
2026
- Marco Vogt, David Lengweiler, Martin Vahlensieck, Yiming Wu, Heiko Schuldt
From Polystores to Polydbms: The Polypheny Experience
Proceedings of the 42nd International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE), Montreal, QC, Canada 2026/5
- David Lengweiler, Marco Vogt, Heiko Schuldt
Multi-Model Geospatial Data Management and Exploration
Proceedings of the 42nd International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE), Montreal, QC, Canada 2026/5
- David Lengweiler, Tobias Weber, Heiko Schuldt, Marco Vogt
PolyBooks: A System for Interactive Multi-Model Querying with Provenance and Reuse
Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Extending Database Technology (EDBT 2026), Tampere, Finland 2026/3
- David Lengweiler, Tobias Weber, Heiko Schuldt, Marco Vogt
PolyPipe: Merging Data Pipelines and Multi-Model Databases
Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Extending Database Technology (EDBT 2026), Tampere, Finland 2026/3
2023
2021
- Marco Vogt, David Lengweiler, Isabel Geissmann, Nils Hansen, Marc Hennemann, Cédric Mendelin, Sebastian Philipp, Heiko Schuldt
Polystore Systems and DBMSs: Love Marriage or Marriage of Convenience?
In Proceedings of the 2021 Workshop on “Polystore systems for heterogeneous data in multiple databases with privacy and security assurances” (Poly’21), Copenhagen, Denmark 2021/8
2020
- Marco Vogt, Nils Hansen, Jan Schönholz, David Lengweiler, Isabel Geissmann, Sebastian Philipp, Alexander Stiemer, and Heiko Schuldt
Polypheny-DB: Towards Bridging the Gap Between Polystores and HTAP Systems
Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Polystore systems for heterogeneous data in multiple databases with privacy and security assurance (Poly’ 2020), Tokyo, Japan (held virtually) 2020/8
Own Theses