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'''Integrating Information'''
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Please navigate to [http://smi.stanford.edu/projects/cbio/ncor-internal-wiki/index.php/IGERT here].
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The preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement will standardly require the integration of information deriving from archeologists, biologists, geologists, GIS technicians, and atmospheric scientists. Such cross-domain and cross-modality information integration is required as a matter of course in a variety of domains, from public health screening to aeronautical guidance, from oil exploration to meteorological sensor systems, and from enterprise information systems to .
 
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We propose an IGERT 1. to train a future generation of information scientists in the theories and methods of information integration, 2. to train scientists in a variety of application domains in the use of such theories and methods in solving practical problems they face in their research. These include the theories of ontology ? creating and
 
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disseminating common controlled vocabularies ? and the tools, including
 
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GIS tools, of instance-level reasoning. We will foster projects to apply
 
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and extend these tools to address new challenges of cross-disciplinary
 
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communication in a variety of biospatial domains at a variety of scales,
 
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environmental hazards, intelligence analysis, biodefense, epidemiology
 
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and public health.
 
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'''Five Axes'''
 
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1. Ontologies (Barry Smith)
 
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2. Databases (Aidong Zhang)
 
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3. Referent Tracking (Werner Ceusters)
 
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4. Image / Map Analysis
 
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5. Realtime Sensor Data
 
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6. Natural Language Understanding (Rohini Srihari ?)
 
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Information integration across these disciplines will succeed only if there are common frameworks for representing the types of entities in shared domains, and common
 
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mechanisms for identifying and reasoning about specific instances of these types and the relations between them.
 
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Faculty interested thus far:
 
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Batta
 
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Berman
 
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Bittner
 
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Ceusters
 
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Donnelly
 
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Goldberg
 
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Halfon
 
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Holm
 
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Lasker(?)
 
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Koepsell
 
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Little
 
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Mark
 
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Perrelli
 
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Ramanathan
 
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Renschler
 
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Smith
 
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Yeh
 
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Zhang
 
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Zubrow
 
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to approach
 
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Rohini Srihari
 
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Ling Bian
 

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