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New video demo posted
The video demo of the CENSAM Data Provenance System (with voice) has been posted. Please go to the menu "Presentation" and find the CENSAM Cyberinfrastructure Demo Video - Part 3. Data Provenance System |
Document updated (8th Nov)
The table of figures is added in this new version. The document is open for any
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Resource page is updated
Information about CENSAM Cyberinfrastructure software and hardware resources such as name of service, hostname, port number, direct link, version, username and password are posted on the Resource page. Authentication is needed to access this information since most of this information is sensitive to the security.
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Document updated
The "Instruction for Data Provenance System" document has been updated to version 6 and is ready for revision. The document is open for any comment and also any revision before the final submission is welcome. Please download the word file and edit it if you are interested to. After your revision please export your version to PDF file and name it as "Instruction for data provenance demo" , and upload it again. Thanks! |
Latest Literature
The latest literature page is updated. This page provides latest literature related to cyberinfrastructure and sensor. We created a RSS feed for Google Scholar search with several keywords. Direct link to the service: http://www.censam.org/latest-literature |
Resources Page
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Live-Demo Session: CENSAM Cyberinfrastructure (CCI)
Date: Wednesday, 31 October 2012 Time: 3pm Venue: CENSAM Conference Room Synopsis CENSAM Cyberinfrastructure group (PI: Jud Harward (former), Les Norford) has developed a Cyberinfrastructure framework with three components: CENSAM data repository (CDR), CENSAM Cyberinfrastructure (CCI) and Provenance system. The CDR is used for archiving, managing, sharing and plotting individual projects sensor data. The CCI registers sensor data among heterogeneous projects domains and uses antologies to enable cross-domain searches. The Provenance system is a web-based process for tracking and managing geo-spatial analysis of sensor data. About the Speakers Dr. Byounghyun Yoo joined SMART as a research scientist in 2009. Previously, He was a research fellow in the Modeling, Virtual Environments, and Simulation (MOVES) Institute at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey California. He served as the first Web3D fellow of the Web3D Consortium, the nonprofit organization that develops and maintains the international standard for 3D graphics on the Web. He was the chief research director of the virtual reality group at PartDB Co., Ltd., a Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) spinoff founded in 1999. His research interests include modeling and visualization large-scale virtual environment, convergence of virtual reality and geographic information system, image-based modeling and rendering, multi-sensory virtual reality (VR) system, physics based VR, and Web3D techniques. He is also an inventor of 9 patents in computer graphics technology and human computer interface. Dr. Juebo Wu is a Research Fellow in the Department of Geography, National University of Singapore. He received Ph.D. in spatial data mining from Wuhan University (2010), and received M.S. (2007) and B.S. (2005) in software engineering from Wuhan University. He has participated in several national projects since his master, such as Key Projects in the National Science & Technology Pillar Program of China, National High Technology Research and Development Program of China and Major State Basic Research Development Program of China. He has also participated in many business GIS projects as the project manager. His research interest includes data provenance, semantic web, ontology, and spatial data mining. Dr. Chih-Yuan Chen is a Research Fellow of the Department of Geography at National University of Singapore. He finished his Ph.D. program at National Taiwan University in 2011. During his Ph.D. study period, he has been in receipt of multiple scholarships and in participation of several research projects granted by Taiwan National Science Council. His research interests fall under the knowledge discovery framework for geographical database with focus on geo-visualization and neural network. He is also interested in theoretical theme of cyberinfrastructure and geographic information science. Current topics of interest include spatial ontology, spatial provenance, and semantic web. |
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