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Associated Grant Makers: $7,000; Weave Customization for Philanthropic Databases (2011)
The Boston Foundation: $20,000; Dashboard Visualizations for the Public (2011)
PNNL: $20,000; VAST Challenge Management Supprot (2011)
Open Indicators Consortium: Continued support for research, development and deployment of Weave (see www.openindicators.org for details) (2011-2014)
Wright Patterson Air Force Base: $100,000; Visualization Theory research to include predicting measurements for the perception, cognition and insight of data in visualizations (2011)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratories: $36,000; Generation of a synthetic data set representing data from hospitals and public health centers handling a pandemic caused by a rapidly mutating virus. Goal is to discover the virulent mutations and their origin for the IEEE VAST 2010 Challenge (2010)
Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care: $75,000; Develop and evaluate educational assessment indicators using UMass Lowell’s data visualization and analysis platform (2009-2011)
Knight Foundation: $120,000; Community-Based Data Visualization using Weave, a Web-based Analysis and Visualization Environment developed at UMass Lowell (2010)
NSF Eager: $75,000; Metrics for Visual Analytics Evaluation (2009-2011)
Command Control and Interoperability Advanced Data Analysis Center: $25,000 per year base; Member of New Department of Homeland Security center to collaborate with the Purdue Center on Visualization, both together focusing on advanced visual analytics. Rutgers is lead institution (2009-2014)
Open Indicators Consortium: $1,000,000; Support for research and development of a web-based collaborative visualization systems for measures and indicators (members include Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Columbus, Arizona, Connecticut, Rhode Island) (2009-2011)
MGH Avon Breast Center: $270,000 Patient Risk Model Analyses, HL7 interoperability, Natural Language Processing, Visualizations, Computer Human Interaction (2007-2012)
NSF: $25,000: Support for the VAST Evaluation Workshop at the 2009 IEEE Visualization Conference (2009)
NSF: $16,000: Undergraduate Student Visual Analytics Research Support (2009)
NSF: $5,000: Support for the VAST Evaluation Workshop at the 2008 IEEE Visualization Conference
NSF: $14,000: Undergraduate Student Visual Analytics Research Support
NIST: $20,000 VAST Contest Management and Automated Social Network Scoring Metrics
Pfizer: $150,000: High Dimensional Visualization Research for Drug
Discovery start
NSF (with UMd and PNNL): $408,689
Collaborative Research: Scientific Evaluation Methods for Visual Analytics
Science and Technology (SEMVAST)
NIST: $25,000 VAST Contest Management and Automated Scoring Metrics
BBN, Inc. $30,000 Research in Haptics and Sonification for Kinetic Displays
NIST: $24,000 VAST Contest Management and Metrics Development
Evident Software Inc.: $140,000 Interactive Visualization of Large and Massive Transaction Data Sets
SensAble Technologies, Inc.: $49,000 Haptic Sound Software and API Development Research
BBN, Inc. $30,000 Research in Motion Parameters for Icon Visualizations
AnVil Informatics, Inc. $75,000 Research in Data Exploration for Bioinformatics Data Sets
Genetics Institute $154,000 Data Visualization Research
Millennium Pharmaceuticals $10,000 Data Mining and Visualization Experiments
EPA $300,000 to explore the impact of Science Modeling on High
School Students (Judy Boccia PI, Center for
Field,
Pfizer $75,000 to explore Data Mining and Visualization applied to Drug Success Prediction
National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) $95,000 to explore standardization and evaluation strategies for data mining algorithms and systems
Spacetec $63,000 to explore APIs for highly interactive motion control
Pfizer $95,000 to explore Data Mining and Visualization applied to DNA analysis (with Ken Marx PI)
(NIST) $70,000 to explore visualization and data mining
ARPA $25,000 to explore interactive design issues for the MEDFAST Mobile Surgical Room (through MITRE)
ARPA $25,000 to explore interactive design issues for the Surgical Room of the Future Project (through MITRE)
NASA $66,000 to explore the integration of databases and visualization and user modeling
Department of Health and Welfare (SBIR) $5,000 to research the integration of Exvis into BBN's Prophet
IDA - Supercomputer Research Center $100,000 explore visualization /supercomputing integration
DEC $60,000 to develop inter-language execution tools
XTechnoloty Corp. $12,000 to port the X windows system to a RISC platform
DEC $80,000 for support of Digital's next generation X Terminals
Kendall Square Research $98,000 to develop a new supercomputing visualization environment
Intel Corp. $75,000 to benchmark iGL for the Intel i860 chip and design the mapping of iGL to PEX
Litton/Itek Imaging $15,000 explore Exvis for the classification of military reconnaissance imagery
DEC $40,000 to support the automatic integration of C applications in other language environments
Amoco Research Production, Inc $75,000 for research in exploratory visualization environments
Mercury Computer, Inc. $10,000 to design an interactive distributed high performance visual API
Mercury Computer, Inc. $25,000 for research in exploratory visualization environments
DEC $75,000 for research in exploratory visualization environments
Veteran's Administration $25,000 develop the Mumps X Windows C language interface mechanism
Century Computing and NASA $26,340 extend NASA'Transportable Application Environment (TAE)
Veteran's Administration $50,000 to port X Windows/Motif to MUMPS and provide training support
Sanders/Lockheed $40,000 to evaluate parallel architectures and real-time operating systems
BGS $26,000 develop a statistical graphics library for the visualization of system performance data
Eaton Corporation $45,000 to develop dynamic and highly interactive widgets for manufacturing
Veteran's Administration $36,000 to port UMASS Lowell's GKS to the MUMPS environment
DEC $5,000 to explore RISC versions of Exvis
DEC and IBM $45,000 tfor support of the ANSI X3H3.6 X Window System document editor
Data General $30,000 to develop tools for high performance demos for the AViiON 88K workstations
Computer Based Systems, Inc. $4,889 for GKS support to JNGG
Intel Corp. $346,500 to develop a high-performance graphics library for the Intel i860
Open Software Foundation $211,000 tfor C++ Motif and eto xplore dynamic and migratable objects
UML $38,900 to create a Database for Graphics Standards
Alliant Computer Systems Corp.
$ 6,750 for Quality Assurance for CA's
Sanders/Lockheed $85,000 for evaluation of the Behavioral Model of a Graphics Processor
Williamson Petroleum Consultants, Inc $10,000 to port GKS to the IBM PS/2 Model 80 under OS/2
Sanders/Lockheed $ 73,000 to explore B-Spline Algorithms
Sanders/Lockheed $360,000 for Software Engineering of a Graphics Environment
Sanders/Lockheed $12,225 to develop Anti-aliasing algorithms for RGGB LCDs
Texet, Inc. $25,000 to develop a CGM Interpreter
Calcomp/Lockheed $136,700 for CGI language interfaces
NEC $12,000 for software and tools development
DEC $143,740 for research in the Visualization of Scientific Data
Visual Technology $16,000 to develop software test suites
Datacube $14,000 to develop a device-independent image processing environment
Sky Computer $5,000 for research on computational graphics engines
UML $48,200 to develop the ANSI Graphical Kernel System