1 citris overview april 2004 uc berkeley uc davis uc merced uc santa cruz ruzena bajcsy
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CITRIS OVERVIEWApril 2004
UC BERKELEY
UC DAVIS
UC MERCED
UC SANTA CRUZ
Ruzena Bajcsy
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CITRIS BACKGROUND
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CITRIS BACKGROUNDCITRIS BACKGROUND
Major new initiative. Joint participation with» UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Merced, UC Santa Cruz,
LBNL
Many industrial partners Significant State and private support CITRIS focuses on finding IT solutions to tough,
quality-of-life related problems Three companion centers: CNSI, CalIT2, QB3
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WHO IS CITRIS TODAY?
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CITRIS SCOPE: WHO WE ARE TODAYCITRIS SCOPE: WHO WE ARE TODAY
PROJECTSDEPARTMENTS» 50+
FACULTY
» 200+ » 150+
PROJECTSDEPARTMENTS» 23
FACULTY
» 86 » 1520
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CAMPUSES: UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Merced, and UC Santa Cruz
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CITRIS RESEARCH AGENDA OVERVIEW
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SOCIETAL SCALE INFORMATION SYSTEMS—SISSOCIETAL SCALE INFORMATION SYSTEMS—SIS
Scalable, Reliable,Secure Services
MEMS for Sensor Nets
Building & Using Sensor Nets
The CITRIS Model
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CURRENT APPLICATION AREASCURRENT APPLICATION AREAS
TODAY
SERVICE TO THIRD WORLD USING IT
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND MANAGEMENTHEALTH CARE
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND HOMELAND DEFENSE
TRANSPORTATION
SOCIAL SCIENCES, HUMANITIES, AND BUSINESS
EDUCATION
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
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SENSOR RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTSSENSOR RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
February 2000
February 2001
February 2002
February 2003
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FLYING INSECTSFLYING INSECTS
(Source: Ron Fearing)
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WALKING INSECTSWALKING INSECTS
CLOSE-UP OF FEET
(Source: K. Pister)
VIDEO
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BioPOEMS* for Blood-analysis-on-a-chipBioPOEMS* for Blood-analysis-on-a-chip
10mm
Micro-needle array on the bottom
Cell lysing
Cell sorting using adhesion protein
Micro-valve
Micro pump
Nano-pore membrane
In-vivo IR spectrometer
CIAs & NanoSERS
Beam splitter
X-microlens scanner
Z-microlens scanner
Fluidic network
DAQ & Sensing
Beam splitter
X-microlens scanner
Z-microlens scanner
Fluidic network
DAQ & SensingCIA
NanoSERS 1mm
*Bio-Polymer Opto-Electro Mechanical Systems
(Source: Luke Lee)
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ELECTRONIC CULTURAL ATLAS INITIATIVEELECTRONIC CULTURAL ATLAS INITIATIVE
Founded in 1997
ECAI is a global community dedicated to enhancing digital scholarship and cultural heritage preservation by using time and space for data sharing
Collaboration with CITRIS
Global consortium of over 700 humanities scholars and IT researchers
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Saving Cultural HeritageNow stolen, this picture of a Hindu site was taken
in 1990 in Kathmandu when the sculpture was intact
Saving Cultural HeritageNow stolen, this picture of a Hindu site was taken
in 1990 in Kathmandu when the sculpture was intact
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Dynamic MapsECAI Iraq provides integrated access
to widely distributed Iraqi cultural heritage information
Dynamic MapsECAI Iraq provides integrated access
to widely distributed Iraqi cultural heritage information
Dynamic map containing information on Iraq and its neighbors
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ECAI AND THE HUMANITIESECAI AND THE HUMANITIES
Allows spatial and temporal discovery and analysis: • A clearinghouse of over 1000 spatial datasets and authored
maps. Records are coded by time and place and are visable on a map.
Lets scholars “show their work”:• Digital atlases that bring together data from many contributors
pertaining to a given place.
Facilitates interactive publication: • ePublications are exemplary
map-based electronic publications on cultural topics. ECAI ePublications are peer reviewed and persistent.
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CITRIS AND INDUSTRY: CULTIVITING
RELATIONSHIPS
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INDUSTRY RELATIONSHIPSINDUSTRY RELATIONSHIPS
Eleven Founding Corporate Members Three Associate Corporate Members Two Industry Visiting Researchers
» Dr. Rick McGeer, Hewlett-Packard (UCB)» Dr. Christian Sauer, Infineon (UCB)
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COMMERCIALIZING CITRIS TECHNOLOGYCOMMERCIALIZING CITRIS TECHNOLOGY
New Start-Up» Dust, Inc
Industry specific commercialization» Crossbow, Inc. – develops and manufactures low-cost
wireless sensor networks with global connectivity» Intel – introduced new line of wireless sensors
Open source» TinyOS Operating System For Motes
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CONCLUSION
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CITRIS LONG-TERM GOALSCITRIS LONG-TERM GOALS
Continue to develop, test, and promote large societal scale information systems that are heterogeneous, reliable, maintainable, cost effective, and easy to use
Build bridges to new application areas and expand reach into more communities
Seed new research
Increase Institute impact in academia and industry; and visibility in public and media arenas