University of Wisconsin -- Madison

Research Grants and Contracts: September 1994 - August 1995

Problems in Computational Algebra
Principal investigator: E. Bach
Source: NSF, 6/91-1/95

Algorithms in Number Theory
Principal investigator: E. Bach
Source: NSF, 8/92-7/95

Multivariate Approximation
Principal investigator: C. de Boor and A. Ron
Source: NSF and ARO, 7/93-6/96

Interactive User Query Formation and Data Navigation of Diverse Multimedia Data
Principal investigator: M. Carey
Source: IBM, 12/94-12/95

SHORE: A High-Performance, Scalable, Persistent Object System for Mach and Touchstone
Principal investigators: M. Carey, D. DeWitt, J. Naughton, and M. Solomon,
Source: ARPA, 12/91-12/95

NSF Young Investigator Award: Interactive Computational Models and Topics in Parallel Computation
Principal investigator: A. Condon
Source: NSF, 9/92-8/97

Paradise - A Parallel Information System for EOSDIS
Principal investigator: D. DeWitt
Source: NASA and CESDIS, 1/93-4/97

Paradise Clusters: Inexpensive Scalable Support for Standardized Access to EOSDIS Data Sets
Principal investigator: D. DeWitt
Source: NASA 1/95-1/96

Architectures for Query Processing in Persistent Object Bases
Principal investigators: D. DeWitt and M. Carey
Source: Oregon Graduate Institute, 10/91-3/96

IBM Research Initiation Gift
Principal investigators: D. DeWitt, M. Carey, and J. Naughton
Source: IBM, 1/91-1/96

Understanding the Dynamics of 3D Shape Appearance
Principal investigator: C. Dyer
Source: NSF, 5/91-4/94

US-Italy Cooperative Research: High-Performance Parallel Computing for Computer Vision
Principal investigator: C. Dyer
Source: NSF, 9/93-8/96

Purpose Vision in Robot Exploration of Three-Dimensional Scenes
Principal investigators: C. Dyer and V. Lumelsky
Source: NSF, 4/93-3/96

Research Instrumentation: Combining Vision and Motion in Robot Systems
Principal investigators: C. Dyer and V. Lumelsky
Source: NSF, 4/93-3/95

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Development of Efficient Serial and Parallel Algorithms Based on Mathematical Programming Theory
Principal investigator: M. Ferris
Source: NSF, 8/91-7/96

Advances in Code Scheduling and Register Allocation for Delayed Load Architectures
Principal investigator: C. Fischer
Source: NSF, 6/92-5/95

Advances in Register Allocation and Efficient Run-Time Program Analysis
Principal investigator: C. Fischer
Source: NSF, 7/95-6/98

Investigation of Large-Scale, Cache-Coherent Shared-Memory Multiprocessors
Principal investigator: J. Goodman
Source: NSF, 10/92-9/95

A Study of Long-Term Architectural Limits to Computing: Galileo
Principal investigator: J. Goodman
Source: NSF, 9/95-8/96

Galileo: Exploring Future Limits of Computing Technology
Principal investigator: J. Goodman
Source: Intel, 6/95-6/96

Hierarchical Caching in SCI Systems, Phase 2
Principal investigator: J. Goodman
Source: Apple, 6/95-6/96

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Cache Memory Design
Principal investigator: M. Hill
Source: NSF, 7/89-6/95

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Language-Based Tools for Programming Environments
Principal investigator: S. Horwitz
Source: NSF, 7/89-6/96

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Next Generation Database Systems
Principal investigator: Y. Ioannidis
Source: NSF, 9/91-8/95

Invoking Experiments through a Database System
Principal investigator: Y. Ioannidis
Source: IBM, 12/92-12/97

Query Cost and Result Size Estimation
Principal investigator: Y. Ioannidis
Source: Lockheed, 4/95-12/96

Optimization of Complex Queries
Principal investigators: Y. Ioannidis and J. Naughton
Source: NSF, 7/92-6/96

Integrated Access to a Cluster of Data Providers
Principal investigators: Y. Ioannidis, M. Livny, and R. Ramakrishnan
Source: Office of Research and Development, 3/95-3/96

Applied Mathematical Logic
Principal investigator: K. Kunen
Source: NSF, 6/91-5/95

National Gigabit/Second Network, Blanca Collaboration, XUNET
Principal investigator: L. Landweber
Source: Corporation for National Research Initiatives, 5/90-9/95

Research on Internet Based Information Servers and Services
Principal investigator: L. Landweber
Source: NSF, 6/95-3/96

Operations and Coordination for X.400 in the U.S. Internet
Principal investigator: L. Landweber
Source: NSF, 9/93-2/96

XUNET2 Switch and Network
Principal investigator: L. Landweber
Source: AT&T Bell Laboratories, 1/93-12/95

NSF Young Investigator Award: Programming Massively-Parallel Computers
Principal investigator: J. Larus
Source: NSF, 8/93-7/98

Parallel Symbolic Programming
Principal investigator: J. Larus
Source: NSF, 11/91-12/94

Global Scientific Computing Via a Flock of Condors
Principal investigator: M. Livny
Source: IBM, 9/93-9/98

Ingesting Data Using Workstation Clusters
Principal investigator: M. Livny
Source: NASA, 5/94-4/97

Scheduling Batch Jobs on a Cluster of Workstations
Principal investigator: M. Livny
Source: IBM, 11/94-12/95

Developing an Experiment Management System
Principal investigators: M. Livny and Y. Ioannidis
Source: NSF, 9/93-8/96

Applications, Algorithms and Theory of Mathematical Programming
Principal investigator: O. Mangasarian
Source: NSF, 9/94-8/95

Algorithms, Applications and Theory of Mathematical Programs
Principal investigator: O. Mangasarian
Source: NSF, 7/91-6/95

Center for Parallel Optimization
Principal investigators: O. Mangasarian and R. Meyer
Source: AFOSR, 8/94-8/96

High Performance Computation of Optimal Network Flows
Principal investigator: R. Meyer
Source: NSF, 8/93-7/96

Analysis Techniques for Parallel and Distributed Programs
Principal investigator: B. Miller
Source: ONR, 1/89-5/96

The IPS-2 Parallel Programming Performance Tools in Support of Systems Measurement
Principal investigator: B. Miller
Source: DEC, 6/90-1/95

Performance Tools for Support of Large-Scale Earth and Space-Science Applications
Principal investigator: B. Miller
Source: NASA, 7/94-6/97

The Parallel Programmer's Workbench Programming Tools in Support of Computational Science
Principal investigators: B. Miller and J. Larus
Source: DOE, 8/93-7/96

Blizzard and Paradyn: Infrastructure and Scalable Tools for Multi-Paradigm Parallel Computers
Principal investigators: B. Miller, M. Hill, J. Larus, D. Wood
Source: ARPA, 8/94-12/97

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Theory and Implementation of Database Systems
Principal investigator: J. Naughton
Source: NSF, 8/91-7/96

Effective Numerical Solution of Elliptic Equations
Principal investigator: S. Parter
Source: NSF, 7/95-6/97

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Fellowship
Principal investigator: R. Ramakrishnan
Source: The Packard Foundation, 1/89-9/96

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Declarative Database Programming Languages
Principal investigator: R. Ramakrishnan
Source: NSF, 9/90-8/96

Declarative Database Programming Language
Principal investigator: R. Ramakrishnan
Source: IBM, 6/93-6/98

Intelligent Data Integration Management
Principal investigators: R. Ramakrishnan and Y. Ioannidis
Source: Office of Research and Development, 9/93-12/94

Analysis and Visualization of Sequence Data in the Earth Sciences
Principal investigators: R. Ramakrishnan and M. Livny
Source: NASA, 3/94-2/97

David and Lucile Packard Foundation Fellowship
Principal investigator: T. Reps
Source: The Packard Foundation, 11/88-9/95

Semantics-Based Program Integration
Principal investigator: T. Reps
Source: NSF, 7/91-6/96

Software Support for Programming-on-the-Large
Principal investigators: T. Reps, S. Horwitz, and M. Solomon
Source: ARPA, 6/92-6/96

Improved Techniques for Program Analysis and Program Slicing
Principal investigators: T. Reps and S. Horwitz
Source: DOD, 8/95-8/97

Computation and Theory for a Class of Nonsmooth Equations
Principal investigator: S. Robinson
Source: NSF and AFOSR, 2/92-6/95

Computation and Theory in Nonlinear Optimization
Principal investigator: S. Robinson
Source: AFOSR, 3/95-2/96

Competitive Tradeoff Modeling: Methodology, Computation, and Testing
Principal investigator: S. Robinson
Source: ARO, 3/95-2/96

Using Knowledge-Based Neural Networks to Learn in Dynamic Environments
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: ONR, 8/93-6/95

Providing Verbal Advice to Connectionist Learners
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: ONR, 2/95-1/98

Applying Machine Learning Techniques to DNA Sequence Analysis
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: DOE, 2/93-2/95

Using Neural Networks to Automatically Refine Expert System Knowledge Bases
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: NYNEX, 7/94-6/95

Simplification of Association Rule Sets Extracted Via Database Mining
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: IBM, 2/95-6/97

Selecting Good Input Representations for Machine Learning: Theory and Application to Image Analysis
Principal investigator: J. Shavlik
Source: NASA, 7/94-6/97

Studies in Instruction-Level Parallel Processing
Principal investigator: G. Sohi
Source: NSF, 5/93-5/96

Prototyping Multiscalar Processors
Principal investigator: G. Sohi
Source: NSF, 8/95-7/96

Software Support for Multiscalar Processors
Principal investigator: G. Sohi
Source: ONR, 6/93-5/96

Development and Evaluation of the Multiscalar Paradigm
Principal investigator: G. Sohi,
Source: ARPA, 12/95-9/98

The Implementation of a RASSP Engineering Database Interface
Principal investigator: M. Solomon
Source: Lockheed, 6/95-7/95

Theory and Application of Domain Decompositions Methods for Incompressible Fluid Flow
Principal investigator: J. Strikwerda
Source: NSF, 2/93-1/96

DNR Employee Assignment
Principal investigator: J. Strikwerda
Source: Wisconsin DNR, 6/94-9/94

Performance Analysis of Parallel Computer Systems
Principal investigator: M. Vernon
Source: NSF, 11/91-10/95

PRISM: A Laboratory for Research in Future High-Performance Parallel Computing
Principal investigators: M. Vernon et al.
Source: NSF, 6/91-12/97

Presidential Young Investigator Award: Memory Systems for Cost-Effective Computer Architectures
Principal investigator: D. Wood
Source: NSF, 7/91-6/96

Cooperative Shared Memory and the Wisconsin Wind Tunnel
Principal investigators: D. Wood, M. Hill, and J. Larus
Source: NSF, 6/93-6/96


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