Center for Advanced Knowledge Enablement - FAU Site

佛罗里达大西洋大学佛罗里达大西洋大学（FAU）计划加入现有的产学研合作研究中心（I/UCRC），名为“先进知识实现中心”（CAKE），该中心于2008年在佛罗里达国际大学（FIU）成立，是一个单一的大学中心。CAKE的研究领域包括性能研究、基准评估、新算法、例程、数据模型、网络分析和软件工具对大规模数据集的应用。FAU网站的目标是为中心提供协同作用，包括更多的行业合作伙伴，并提供FIU和FAU研究人员之间的合作，以及行业合作伙伴。拟议的I/UCRC站点的FAU教员将对各种基于web的应用程序，视频压缩和通信，视频转码系统和服务器，下一代移动设备的硬件/软件开发技术和工具以及基于rfid的自动化系统的现有和新技术进行研究。FAU网站的研究计划是精心设计的，并且有很高的成功可能性。拟议的活动对改进数据管理和访问应用的行业具有广泛的影响。FAU作为研究站点的增加有助于该中心扩大研究人员、学生和行业成员在一所大学之外的互动，并在几个方面扩大代表性不足的群体的参与。FAU计划扩大在本科、硕士和博士级别的弱势群体中指导和毕业计算机科学家的机会，并将通过其与FAU计算机科学女性学生组织的教职员工关系，广泛吸引女学生。FAU还计划将其他美国大学和国际合作纳入拉丁美洲网格项目框架，现有的NSF PIRE项目，以及与欧洲、南美和亚洲大学的其他合作。

IIP 0934339Florida Atlantic UniversityFurhtFlorida Atlantic University (FAU) is planning to join the existing Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) entitled "Center for Advanced Knowledge Enablement" (CAKE) which was established as a single-university Center in 2008 at Florida International University (FIU). CAKE conducts research in performance studies, benchmark evaluations, and the application of novel algorithms, routines, data models, network analyses and software tools to large-scale data sets. The goal of the FAU site is to provide the synergy to the Center, include additional industry partners, and provide collaboration between FIU and FAU researchers, and industry partners. The FAU faculty of the proposed I/UCRC site will carry out research in existing and new technologies for various Web-based applications, video compression and communication, video transcoding systems and servers, next generation of hardware/software development techniques and tools for mobile devices, and RFID-based automation systems. The research plans at the FAU site are well laid out and promise high likelihood of success. The activities proposed have a wide ranging impact on the industry for improved application of data management and access. The addition of FAU as a research site helps the Center expand the interaction of researchers, students, and industry members beyond one university, and broadens participation of underrepresented groups in several ways. FAU plans to expand opportunities of mentoring and graduating computer scientists from under-represented populations at the BS, MS, and PhD levels, and will extensively involve female students via its faculty affiliation with the FAU's Women in Computer Science student organization. FAU also plans to include other US universities and international collaboration in the framework of the Latin American Grid Project, an existing NSF PIRE project, and other collaborations with European, South American, and Asian universities.