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CURRENT RESEARCH
Cultural Digital Library Indexing
Our Heritage: UNESCO’s World Heritage
Committee has named over 630 cultural and natural sites as protected.
However, pollution, wars, and natural disasters take their toll on these
ancient structures. Project CLIOH proposes to develop state-of-the-art
technologies to, Collect, Index, Archive and Disseminate library and museum
compliant data of all the endangered cultural treasures located around
the world as identified by UNESCO.
Intelligent Information Management
Systems: There is a critical need for innovative information
management and knowledge discovery tools to sift through vast volumes
of heterogeneous data from various information sources. This project looks
into developing Intelligent Software Systems that can integrate information
resources and extract embedded knowledge from these information sources.
Intelligent Structural Damage
Assessment: Structural materials of the 21st century will have to
meet increasingly demanding standards for performance and life. The strength
and integrity of a structural component deteriorates mainly due to corrosion
and fatigue along with other failure mechanisms in structural materials.
In this project, we investigate the material mechanics at various levels
through mechanics/physical aspects from corrosion experiments, and mathematical
and computational models to understand the evolution of corrosion damage
and its effect on material integrity.
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GRANTS:2002-2000
1999-1997 1996-1994
1993-1991 1990-1988
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| 2002 |
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.NET Curriculum Development, Microsoft
Research, $20,000, January 1, 2002 - December 31, 2002 (Co-PI: J. Allen).
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Purdue PRF International Travel
Grant, $750, 2002.
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Voice Recognition Evaluation Methodology
and Tools, Delphi Delco Electronics, $90,000, September 1, 2001 - July 31,
2002 (PI: S. Chien).
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| 2001 |
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CLIOH - A digital Cultural Library Indexing Our
Heritage, Institute of Museum and Library Services, $378,157, October 1,
2001 - September 31, 2002 (PI: M. Palakal).
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Three-dimensional Surface Corrosion Growth Model
for Materials Design, National Science Foundation #CMS-0116047, $250,005,
September 15, 2001 - August 31, 2004 (PI: R. Pidaparti, co-PI: M. Palakal)
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| 2000 |
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An Active, Personalized, Adaptive, Multi-format
Biological Information Delivery System, National Science Foundation, $494,298,
08/00 - 07/03 (PI: S. Mukhopadhyay; co-PI: M. Palakal, J. Mostafa, R. Raje,
and S. Rhodes).
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Office of International Programs, IU Overseas
Conference Fund, $600, 2000.
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School of Science Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Program, $1200, 2000.
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| 1999 |
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Indiana Pervasive Computing Research (IPCRES)
Initiative, Lilly Endowment, $29.9Million 1999-2005, (Proposal planning
& drafting member with M. McRobbie, D. Gannon, B. Stephen, G. Bernbom,
L. Antolovic, M. Dunn, R. Henriksen, G. Meglicki, D. Pearson, P. Stites).
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Biomedical Tele-visualization, OVIT Indiana
University, $20,000, 1999, (PI).
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A distributed information filtering system,
National Science Foundation, $315,386, 99-01, (PI: M. Palakal; co-PI: S.
Mukhopadhyay, J. Mostafa, and R. Raje).
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Intelligent software system for biomolecular
database access and analysis, Eli Lilly & Co., $22,200, 99-00, (PI:
M. Palakal; co-PI: S. Mukhopadhyay, J. Mostafa, and R. Raje).
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| 1998 |
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An Intelligent Structure Damage
Assessment Model, NSF-REU Supplement Grant National Science Foundation,
$10,400, 98-01, (PI: R. Pidaparti; co-PI M. Palakal).
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An Intelligent Structure Damage Assessment
Model, National Science Foundation, $253,715, 98-01 (PI: R. Pidaparti; co-PI:
M. Palakal).
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| 1996 |
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An Internet-Based Interactive Learning System
for Computing Science, National Science Foundation - CCD Program, $60,000,
96-97, (PI: M. Palakal; co-PI: C. Boyd).
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Educational Program and Content Development for
Future Park, Indiana University SDI Program, $150,000, 1996 (Co-PI).
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Modeling FM Bat Sonar, NSF-REU Supplement Grant,
National Science Foundation, $10,400, 96-97, (PI: M. Palakal; co-PI: D.
Wong, S. Chittajallu).
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| 1995 |
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SIFTER: An Intelligent Information Filtering
System, Office of the Faculty Development, Grant-in-aid for Research, $3,000,
1995 (PI).
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| 1993 |
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Modeling FM Bat Sonar: An approach based on
Neurophysiology, Artificial Neural Networks, and Multi-Resolution Signal
Analysis, National Science Foundation, $258,059, 93-97, (PI: M. Palakal;
co-PI: S. Chittajallu and D. Wong).
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Computing Science and Mathematics: A Laboratory-Based
Curriculum, National Science Foundation, $50,000, 93-95 (PI: R. Chin; co-PI:
M. Palakal, B. Ng, and B. Cox).
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| 1992 |
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Foundation Courses in Computing:
An innovative approach, Office of the Faculty Development Network for Excellence
in Teaching Grant, $3,000, 1992, (PI).
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| 1991 |
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Intelligent Mobile Robotic System,
Indianapolis Research Support Committee Interdisciplinary Grant, $52,000,
1991 (Co-PI).
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| 1990 |
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Speech Recognition Using Morphological Properties
and Artificial Neural Networks, Eli Lilly & Co., Supercomputing Time
Grant, 90-91, (PI: M. Palakal).
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New Computational Approaches to Neural Information
Processing, Research Investment Fund, Joint Grant for Machine Intelligence
Group, $228,965, 1990 (Co-PI). |
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Signal Processing in Neurology, Indianapolis
Research Support Committee Interdisciplinary Grant, $79,109, 1990 (Co-PI).
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| 1989 |
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Speech Recognition Using Morphological Properties
and Artificial Neural Networks, National Science Foundation, Research Initiation
Award, $70,000, 89-91, Principal Investigator.
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Image Analysis using Artificial Neural Networks,
Indiana University PDP COOP Interdisciplinary Grant, $11,000, 1989-1990
(PI).
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Innovative Computing Methods for Neural Network
Modeling, Indiana University Innovative Computing Equipment Grant, $7,000,
1989 (PI).
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Artificial Neural Networks for Auditory and
Visual Pattern Processing, IUPUI School of Science PDP Grant, $1,000, Summer
1989 (PI).
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| 1988 |
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Use of Neural Network Models for Speech Pattern
Recognition, IUPUI School of Science PDP Grant, $1,000, Summer 1988 (PI).
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Use of Neural Network Models for Speech Pattern
Recognition, Indiana University PDP Grant, $1,000, Summer 1988 (PI).
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Morphological Representation of Speech Knowledge
for ASR Systems, National Research Council of Canada, $20,000, 88-89, Principal
Investigator.
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| PATENT APPLICATIONS: |
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iSIFTER, Intelligent Information
Filtering Technology for Electronic Resources, 2000 (with S. Mukhopadhyay,
J. Mostafa, R. Raje).
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IDAS, Automated Corrosion Damage Assessment
System, 2000 (with R. Pidaparti).
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