Celeriq Sites

The following website was constructed from the Fall 2007 course schedule of a university. The site is quite simple and demonstrates the Piloted Search technology. You may narrow results by clicking the links in the left bar or the links in an actual results cell.

The associated dGraph was designed, built, and run on top of the database in about a half hour. You can narrow results by professor, building, campus, etc. Notice that by following the links, you will never get an empty set of results. The smallest result set you can receive has 1 record.

This website shows how to group newspaper articles into many groups. A unique feature to this site is that the groupings are also done by date. First listings are grouped by year and after choosing a year, the months of the year are displayed.

The following website was created as a job search site. It lists 50,000 jobs for doctors in hundreds of specialties. You can search by state, hospital, job type, etc. The site also shows how to integrate Google maps into an site.

View the code that takes a dGraph implementation and actually creates the code.

This website lists cars and trucks in different geographical regions. All cars are geo-coded and can be searched by zip code. There is numerous information available for an automobile and results can be filtered by many dimensions of data like mileage, price, state, cylinders, transmission, etc.

The following site is an internal testing page for developers to test a dimension graph on 50,000 automobiles. This is not a production site. It is a developer tool included with the Celeriq engine and used to test a dimension graph to ensure results can be narrowed as expected. Once the dGraph is tested, a website can be built on the API and for a listing site. Again, this is a developer tool.