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SenSIP NSF
CAREER and ONR Young Investigator Awards
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NSF: “CAREER Award: Coding for Wireless
Communications,” $225k, 2000 – 2005, T. Duman.
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NSF: “CAREER Award: Adaptive Perceptual Coding of
Visual Information,” $225k, 1998 – 2002, L. Karam.
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NSF: “CAREER Award: Time-varying Signal Processing
for Wideband Wireless Communications,” $350k, 2002 –
2006, A. Papandreou-Suppappola.
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NSF: “CAREER Award: Streaming Prerecorded Continuous
Media in Wireless Environments,” $359k, 2002 – 2007,
M. Reisslein.
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NSF: “CAREER Award: A Unifying Signal Processing
Framework for Estimating Statistical Channel Quality
Measures In Wireless Communications,” $350k, 2002 –
2006, C. Tepedelenlioglu.
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NSF: “CAREER Award: Efficient Resource Management
and Multi-Access Protocols For Bursty Traffic Over
Wireless Networks: A Cross-Layer Design Approach,”
$428k, 2003 – 2008, J. Zhang.
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ONR YIP program: “Energy Efficient Cross-Layer
Optimization for Disadvantaged Wireless Networks,”
2005-2008, $308,900, J. Zhang.
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SenSIP DOD, NASA, and NSF Grants and Contracts
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AFOSR: “MURI: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Health
Monitoring and Materials Damage Prognosis for
Metallic Aerospace,” $2M, 2006 – 2011, A.
Chattopadhyay, A. Papandreou-Suppappola, and D.
Cochran.
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AFOSR: “MURI: Adaptive Waveform Design for Full
Spectral Dominance,” $1.12M, 2005 – 2010, A.
Papandreou-Suppappola and D. Morrell.
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DARPA: “Waveforms for Active Sensing,” $200k, 2006 –
2007, A. Papandreou-Suppappola.
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DARPA: “Sensor Topology for Minimalist Planning,”
$600k, 2006 – 2010, D. Cochran.
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DARPA-DESA through ARL: “FANTOM:
Algorithm-Architecture Co-Design for High
Performance Signal and Image Processing,” $250k,
2005 – 2006, C. Chakrabarti.
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NASA: "An Integrated Vehicle Health Management
Approach to Heterogeneous Structural Systems,"
$670k, 2007, A. Papandreou-Suppappola, A.
Chattopadhyay.
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NSF: CSR-EHS: “Hardware/Software Co-Exploration of
Scalable Software Defined Radio Platforms,” $160k,
2006 – 2008, C. Chakrabarti.
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NSF: CSR-EHS: “Analytical Techniques for Global
Energy Minimization of a System of Interacting
Components,” $400k, 2005 – 2008, C. Chakrabarti, S.
Vrudhula and K. Chatha.
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NSF: “Collaborative Development of Java DSP
Software,” $327k, 2005 – 2008, A. Spanias, A.
Papandreou, J. Zhang, C. Tepedelenlioglu, (ASU Lead
University,URI, UTD, UCF, UWB test sites).
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NSF:
"Collaborative Research in Java DSP and
Astronomical-Calibrated Time Scale," $450k, L.
Hinnov, J. Ogg, A. Spanias, (JHU, Purdue, ASU).
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NSF CISE: “A CRCD in signal processing and
communications,” $300k, 2004 – 2006, A. Spanias, T.
Duman, A. Papandreou, C. Tepedelenlioglu.
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NSF: “IGERT: An Arts, Sciences and Engineering
Research and Education Initiative for Experiential
Media,” $3,038,681, 2005 – 2010, T. Rikakis, A.
Spanias, H. Sundaram, J. He, W. Savenye, M. McBeath.
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NSF CISE 04-03428: “An Interdisciplinary Research
Environment for Motion Analysis (IREMA),”
$1,021,339, 2004 – 2009, G. Qian, T. Rikakis, S.
Panchanathan, J. He, M. McBeath.
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NSF: "UNM
Empirically-based Instructional Tools for Problem
Solving and Cognitive Flexibility," $1,249,634, 2007
- 2011, PI: M. Reisslein, Co-PI: R. Moreno.
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NSF:
"Proposal to Support Young Scientists and Graduate
Students in 2007 IEEE Communication Theory Workshop
in Sedona, Arizona," $12,213, PI: J. Zhang.
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NSF: "DSP
Algorithms for Silicon Ion-Channel Sensors,"
$400k, 2007-2010, PI: A. Spanias, Co-PI: S. Goodnick.
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ONR: “MIMO Signaling for Underwater Acoustic
Communications (with HLS Research, San Diego),”
Phase I: $30k, Phase II: $500k. 2005 – 2010, T.
Duman.
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NIH:
"Wearable Nanosensor Array for Real-Time Monitoring
of Diesel and Gasoline Exhaust Exposure," $1M, May
2007, Co-PIs: Mulchandani, J. Wang, B. Bakkaloglu,
A. Spanias (ASU, UC-R)
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MURI:
"Capacity and Transmitter/Receiver Design for UWA
Channels," $425k, 2007 – 2012, PI: T. Duman,
Collaboration with UC San Diego.
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SenSIP Industry Grants and Contracts
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General
Dynamics: “Image and Video Compression and
Transmission Technologies,” $132,381, 2005 –2006, L.
Karam.
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CEINT/Motorola:
“Real-Time DSP Development,” $60,505, 2003 – 2004,
L. Karam.
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Intel:
“Real-Time DWT-Based Video Processing and
Compression for Peripheral Devices,” $77,646,
1998-2000, L. Karam.
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Intel
Corp.: “Distributed Voice Recognition System for the
PC,” $58,535, 1998 – 2003, A. S. Spanias.
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Intel
Corp. MRC: “Development of Universal and
Interoperable Speech and Audio Compression
Algorithms for Multimedia and Teleconferencing
Applications,” $178,892, 1996 – 2001, A. S. Spanias.
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Intel
Corp.: “Memory Design and Optimization for Low Power
Applications,” $120k, 2000 – 2003, C. Chakrabarti.
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Intel
Corp.: “Development of Universal and Interoperable
Speech and Audio Compression Algorithms for
Multimedia and Teleconferencing Applications,”
$177,354, 1995-1998, A. Spanias.
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Motorola
Inc., "Special Purpose Architectures for Speech
Coding Algorithms-Phase 1 and 2," Motorola Inc,
$30,000, 1995-1997, C. Chakrabarti and A.Spanias.
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Motorola: “Image Compression Optimized for Noisy
Environments,” ~$320k, 1998 – 2004, L. Karam.
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Motorola
University Partnerships in Research: “GPS L1/L2
Diversity Improvement Research,” $37,028, 2003 –
2005, C. Tepedelenlioglu.
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Motorola
(DHS Prime): "Sensor System for Explosive Detection
Based on Multiple Orthogonal Detection Schemes," $
1,200k, 2007 - 2009, J. Wang, N. Tao, D. Cochran.
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National
Instruments: “Integrating Visual Programming,
Instrumentation, and Embedded DSP Technology into
Freshman Introduction to Engineering Design,”
$115,868, 2005 – 2006, L. Karam
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Raytheon: “Integrated Sensing and Processing, Phase
I & II,” $450k, 2002 – 2007, D. Morrell and A.
Papandreou-Suppappola.
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Seagate:
“Channel Modeling, Signal Processing and Coding for
Bit Patterned Recording Media,” $280k, 2005 – 2009,
T. Duman.
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Seagate:
“Coding and Capacity for Magnetic Recording
Channels,” $430k, 2000 – 2005, T. Duman.
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Sun
Microsystems: “SunFire V880 Server for Video Trace
Project,” $30,100, 2002, M. Reisslein.
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Biomedical Signal and Data Processing Grants
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NIH:
“User-friendly querying of integrated biological
resources,” $221,000. 2003-2005, Z. Lacroix.
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NIH:
“Tool to Integrate Genomic and Proteomic Data of
Aging,” $74,000, 2002-2003, Z. Lacroix.
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NSF:
“Archiving and Querying Scientific Protocols, Data
and Provenance,” $527, 345, 2006-2008, Z. Lacroix.
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NSF:
“Mediation Technology for Biological Pipeline
Analysis,” $553,000, 2005-2008, Z. Lacroix.
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NSF:
“Semantic Map of Biological Data Sources: Entity
Identity and Path,” $333,534, 2003-2007, Z. Lacroix.
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NSF FRG:
"Mathematical Foundations of Magnetic Resonance
Imaging," $950k, 2007 - 2010, D. Cochran, R. Renaut,
A. Gelb, S. Roudenko, R. Eubank, J. Pipe, J. Debbins.
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St.
Joseph’s Hospital/Barrow Neurological Institute:
“Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research,” $141,169,
2005 –2007, L. Karam.
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Books
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D.
Cochran, W. Moran, and L.B. White (Eds.), Defense
Applications of Signal Processing, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, Elsevier Science, 2001.
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T. M.
Duman and A. Ghrayeb, Coding for MIMO Communication
Systems, John Wiley and Sons Inc., 2007.
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A.
Papandreou-Suppappola (Ed.), Time-varying
processing: Tutorial on principles and practice,
Applications in Time-Frequency Signal Processing,
ISBN:0849300657, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida,
2002.
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A.
Spanias, T. Painter, V. Atti, Audio Signal
Processing and Coding, ISBN: 978-0-471-79147-8, John
Wiley and Sons Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey, 2007.
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A.
Spanias, Digital Signal Processing: An Interactive
Approach, ISBN: 978-1-4243-2524-5, 2007.
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A. O.
Hero, D. Castanon, D. Cochran, K. Kastella,
Foundations and Applications of Sensor Management,
Springer, 2007.
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