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Grant and
Research Support
| 1. NIH, grant numbers NS
06459-05, NS 06459-06 and NS06459-07 |
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Investigator, 7/1/70
- 1/31/73
25% of direct cost for salary and office and
laboratory facility support. |
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| 2. NIH, grant number NS
06459-08 |
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Investigator, 2/1/73
- 1/31/74
25% of direct cost for salary and office and
laboratory facility support. |
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| 3. Office of Instructional
Resources, University of Florida |
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Principal
Investigator, 9/1/73 - 6/1/74
Equivalent of 50% salary for two quarters. Supported
two research assistants. |
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| 4. NIH, grant number NS
06459-09 and -10 |
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Investigator, 2/1/74
- 1/31/76
25% of direct cost for salary and office and
laboratory facility support. |
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| 5. NSF ($100,000 for two
years), 5/1/74 - 10/31/76 |
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Co-principal
Investigators: C. J. Lipovski and Stanley Y. W. Su
Title: "The Architecture of CASSM: A
Context-address Segment-sequential Memory" |
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| 6. NSF ($40,000 for one
year), 6/1/76 - 11/30/77 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Application Program Conversion Due to
Database Changes" |
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| 7. NSF ($102,400 for three
years), 6/1/77 - 5/31/80 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Architectural Implications of
Programming a Processor for Data Base Management"; an extension of the CASSM project. |
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| 8. VLDB Conference Travel
Grant ($900) |
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Travel Support to
participate in the 3rd International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, Tokyo, Japan,
October 6-8, 1977. |
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| 9. NIH ($165,524 for three
years), grant number NS 06459-12Al-CDR |
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Investigator, 4/1/77
- 3/31/80
20% of direct cost for salary and office and
laboratory facility support. |
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| 10. NSF ($40,000 for one
year), 12/1/77 - 5/31/79 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Application Program Conversion Due to
Database Changes" |
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| 11. NSF ($81,878 for
Computer Science and Computer Engineering Research Equipment, 1978) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Microcomputer Network for Distributed
Processing of Relational Databases"" |
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| 12. Center of Excellence,
University of Florida ($25,000 for one year) |
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Principal
Investigator, 7/1/78 - 6/30/79
Title: "A Microcomputer Network System for
Distributed Relational Databases" |
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| 13. Center of Excellence,
University of Florida ($35,000 for one year) |
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Principal
Investigator, 7/1/79 - 6/30/80
Title: "Research on Database Management and
Database Engineering" |
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Principal
Investigator
Travel grant for the Fifth International Conference
on Very Large Data Bases, 10/3/79-10/5/79. |
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Principal
Investigator, 4/1/79 - 10/30/79
Title: "Database Machines and Some Issues on
DBMS Standards" |
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| 16. NSF ($100,247 for two
years) |
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Principal
Investigator, 1/15/80 - 6/30/82
Title: "Conversion of Application Programs in
the DBMS Environment" |
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| 17. NBS ($98,479 for 10
months) 10/1/80 - 7/30/81 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A DBMS Cost-Benefit Decision
Model" |
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| 18. DOE ($49,471 for one
year) 7/1/81 - 6/30/82 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Logical and Physical Modeling and
Design of Scientific and Statistical Databases for Energy Research" |
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| 19. DOE ($57,439 for 11
months) 7/1/82 - 5/31/83 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Logical and Physical Modeling and
Design of Scientific and Statistical Databases for Energy Research" |
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| 20. Digital Equipment
Corporation (DEC), ($95K equipment grant), 1983 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Logical Area Network for Distributed
Database Management" |
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| 21. DOE ($50K) (6/1/83 -
5/31/84) |
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Principal
Investigator, Co-Principal Investigator - S. B. Navathe
Title: "Logical and Physical Modeling of
Scientific/Statistical Databases for Energy Research" |
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| 22. NBS ($200K for first
year of a five-year project) 5/1/84 - 4/30/89 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Distributed Database Management and
Processing Techniques for Manufacturing Automation" |
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| 23. NSF ($131,000 for two
years) 9/1/84 - 8/31/86 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Special Function Unit for Sorting and
Sort-based Database Management Operations" |
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| 24. DOE ($166,138 for two
years) 8/1/84 - 7/31/86 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Dynamic Multicomputer System for
Managing Scientific and Engineering Databases" |
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| 25. Center of Excellence,
College of Engineering ($41,443 for one year) 7/1/84 - 6/30/85 |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Research on Distributed Computer
Systems" |
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| 26. NBS ($225K for second
year, 1985-86; second year of 5-year project) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Distributed Database Management and
Processing Techniques for Manufacturing Automation" |
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| 27. NBS ($247K for third
year of 5-year project, June 1986-May 31, 1987;additional $50K granted by NBS for 1987) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Distributed Database Management and
Processing Techniques for Manufacturing Automation" |
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| 28. State of Florida, High
Technology and Industry Council ($200K for the first year of a five-year project; the
total budget for five years is $2 million: Oct. 1986 -Oct. 1991) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-Oriented Computing
Environment for Productivity Improvement in Automated Design and Manufacturing" |
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| 29. NBS ($225K for second
year, 1985-86; second year of 5-year project) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Distributed Database Management and
Processing Techniques for Manufacturing Automation" |
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| 30. State of Florida, High
Technology and Industry Council ($400K for 1988-89) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Computing
Environment for Productivity Improvement in Automated Design and Manufacturing" |
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| 31. U S WEST Advanced
Technologies, Inc. ($40K, 1988-89) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Knowledge Base Definition Language
and Techniques for Constraint/Rule Maintenance and Application" |
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| 32. National Science
Foundation ($200K, 1988-90) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Research on Object-oriented Knowledge
Base Management Technology for Improving Productivity and Competitiveness in
Manufacturing" |
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| 33. State of Florida, High
Technology and Industry Council ($220K, 1989-90) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Computing
Environment for Productivity Improvement in Automated Design and Manufacturing" |
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| 34. National Science
Foundation ($163K, 1989-91) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-Flow Computer for
Object-oriented Database Applications" |
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| 35. National Institute of
Standards and Technology ($75K,1988-90) |
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Principal
Investigator (Co-P.I.: Herman Lam)
Title: "Semantic Models and Their
Transformations" |
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| 36. State
of Florida, High Technology and Industry Council ($183K, Jan. 24, 1990 to Aug. 23, 1992) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Computing
Environment for Productivity Improvement in Design and Manufacturing" |
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| 37. IBM ($90K, 12/1/90 to
12/31/91) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Integration of OSAM* and ROSE
Technologies" |
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| 38. State of Florida, High
Technology and Industry Council ($78K, 12/27/90 to 12/26/92) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Rule-based Approach
to Product Data Exchange and Specification" |
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| 39. National Science
Foundation, CISE Infrastructure Program ($1.2 million; 1992-97) |
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One of five
Principal Investigators in the CIS Dept.
Title: "Laboratory for Parallel
Processing" |
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| 40. National Science
Foundation ($258K, June 1, 1992 - May 31,1995; no-cost extension to May 31, 1996) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "A Knowledge Base Programming Language
for Evolutionary Prototyping of Software Systems" |
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| 41. State of Florida, High
Technology and Industry Council ($70K, 1/13/92 - 1/12/93) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Rule Based Approach
to Product Data Exchange and Specification" |
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| 42. IBM ($90K, 3/2/92 -
3/1/93) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Integration of OSAM*.KBMS and ORECOM
Technologies with CDF/MVS" |
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| 43. State of
Florida, High Technology and Industry Council ($50K, 1/19/93 - 7/18/94) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "An Object-oriented Rule Based Approach
to Product Data Exchange and Specification" |
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| 44. IBM ($150K, 3/2/93 -
3/1/94) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Integration of OSAM*.KBMS and ORECOM
Technologies with CDF/MVS" |
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| 45. Fujitsu, Ltd. ($60K,
12/1/92 - 11/30/93) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Parallel Query Processing and Query
Optimization Techniques" |
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| 46. Fujitsu, Ltd. ($60K,
12/1/93 - 11/29/94) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Parallel Query Processing and Query
Optimization Techniques" |
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| 47. State of Florida,
Enterprise Florida Innovation Partnership, Inc. ($58,947, 2/1/94 - 1/31/95) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Commercialization of a Schema
Translation and Integration System ORECOM" |
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| 48. IBM/ Advanced Research
Projects Agency (ARPA) ($1.4 million for 3+ years, 4/1/94 - 8/31/97) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "National Industrial Information
Infrastructure Protocols (NIIIP)"
Part of $60-million DARPA project, Technology
Reinvestment Program (TRP) |
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| 49. Fujitsu Limited ($40K,
8/1/94 - 7/31/95) |
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Support for Visiting
Scholar, Naoki Akaboshi |
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| 50. Fujitsu Limited ($60K,
1/21/95 - 1/20/96) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Distributed Data Organizations and
Parallel Query Processing and Optimization in Object-Oriented Databases" |
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| 51. Fujitsu Limited ($210K,
Feb. 1996 - Jan. 1998) |
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Principal
Investigator
Title: "Parallel Object-oriented Query and
Knowledge Rule Processing" |
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| 52. National Science
Foundation (NSF) ($61,028, 2/15/96-1/31/97) |
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Co-Principal
Investigator (P.I.: Eric Hanson)
Title: CISE Research Instrumentation (equipment
grant) |
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| 53. National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) ($582.8 K, 3/96 - 6/99); part of a large project effort of
the Consortium for Integrated Intelligent Manufacturing Planning and Execution (CIIMPLEX) |
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Principal
Investigator (co-P.I.: Herman Lam)
Title: "Enterprise Rule Management in an
Integrated Intelligent Manufacturing Planning and Execution System" |
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| 54. National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) ($800K, 6/96 - 7/99); part of a large project effort of
the NIIIP Consortium |
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Principal
Investigator (co-P.I.: Herman Lam)
Title: "Solutions for MES-Adaptable Replicable
Technology (SMART)" |
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| 55. National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) ($1,129,709, Oct. 1997 - July. 2001); part of a large
project effort of the CIIMPLEX Consortium |
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Principal
Investigator (co-P.I.s: Herman Lam and Joachim Hammer)
Title: "Extended Enterprise Coalition for
Integrated Collaborative Manufacturing Systems (EECOMS)" |
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