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EventsAutomated Cleaning of Sensor Network Data using Dynamic Bayesian Networks - LectureNov. 20, 2009 Three-dimensional, Converted Wave Imaging of the Mantle: Applications to the Earthscope Transportable Array - Lecture Nov. 16, 2009 more events »  Cyber-ShARE,
in partnership with TeraGrid, currently provides training and resources
to faculty and students on the usage of TeraGrid high performance
computing and visualization resources to assist them in their research. |
Created in 2007, the Cyber-ShARE Center brings together
experts in computer science, computational mathematics,
education, earth science, and environmental science. The
team addresses the challenge of providing information to
scientists and other users of cyberinfrastructure (CI)*
that allows them to make informed decisions about the resources
that they retrieve and to have confidence in using results
from CI-based applications. The Cyber-ShARE team conducts
innovative research to facilitate the development of CI-based
applications and increase their use by scientists by enhancing
CI results with provenance information, trust recommendations,
and uncertainty levels (areas that are recognized as essential
for the success of CI); by creating scientist-centered tools
and artifacts; and by contributing CI resources to appropriate
CI portals. 
Cyber-ShARE recently received funding from the NSF MRI program
to purchase a collaborative visualization system, referred
to as the Cyber-ShARE Collaborative Visualization System
(C2ViS), to present high-resolution displays of scientific
datasets for exploratory, monitoring, educational, and outreach
purposes. ...
The
University of Texas at El Paso will welcome a number of
noted polar researchers from around the world for the International
Polar Year “Back to the Future” project meeting Nov. 10-13
in the Bioscience Research Building. ...
This material is based upon work supported in part by the National Science Foundation under CREST Grant No. HRD-0734825. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
