The Graph of Thrones

If you've read the "A Song of Ice and Fire" books and/or watched the "Game of Thrones" series, you are very aware that the connections between people, houses, events, allegiances and locations form an intricate network.

The information from Game of Thrones is a rich and cool connected dataset to work with.Of course that works best with a graph database like Neo4j. So join us today to see what kind of interesting insights and epiphanies we can draw from the world of Westeros.

We will look into interaction networks, graphs of houses, their battles and allegiances, and much more. From importing the data, to simple and advanced queries and even graph algorithms and natural language processing there is something for everyone to learn and apply.

And of course this will give you new ideas for your contribution to our 7-week game of throne prize run (https://neo4j.com/blog/graph-of-thrones/), where we award one publication about graphs in the Game of Thrones universe per week as long as the 7th season runs.

We'll be taking questions live during the session but if you have any before hand be sure to post them in the #neo4j-online-meetup channel of the Neo4j users slack (http://www.neo4j.com/slack).

We'll be hosting this session on YouTube live.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmBP-jz7CBc

Time
09:00 PST (UTC - 8 hours)
12:00 EST (UTC - 5 hours)
16:00 UTC
17:00 BST (UTC + 1 hour)
18:00 CEST (UTC + 2 hour)