I/UCRC CGI : SenSIP - A Research Site of the Net-Centric Software and Systems Center

亚利桑那州立大学（ASU）的传感器信号和信息处理（SenSIP）联盟正计划加入名为“网络中心软件和系统”的工业/大学合作研究中心（I/UCRC），该中心目前是一个多大学中心，由北德克萨斯大学（牵头机构）和位于达拉斯的德克萨斯大学组成。亚利桑那州立大学SenSIP的使命是为生物医学、国防、能源和其他系统中的下一代集成多学科传感应用开发信号和信息处理基础。亚利桑那州立大学申请资金成为NSF中心的第三个网站网络中心的软件和系统的领导下教授安德烈亚斯西班牙。ASU将为现有的中心带来数字信号和图像处理、多媒体系统、传感器网络、信息理论和无线通信领域急需的补充能力。拟议的网站将能够创建传感器信号处理的新功能，并将弥合传感器开发和大规模传感器部署之间的差距;并且，具有独特的定位，以促进行业研究，教育，奖学金，将与现有的网络中心I/UCRC伞很好地整合。拟议的工作将推进传感系统的信号处理和通信技术的发展。该网站的拟议研究活动预计将导致廉价，紧凑和可重复使用的传感器，用于与医学，可持续性，娱乐和国防相关的行业应用。拟议的网站有几个传播方案和建立结构，从代表性不足的群体招募学生，让本科生参与研究，并建立机制，创建和包装跨学科研究和教育内容的在线模块。

The Sensor Signal and Information Processing (SenSIP) consortium at the Arizona State University (ASU) is planning to join the Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) entitled "Net-Centric Software and Systems" which currently is a multi- university Center comprised of the University of North Texas (lead institution), and the University of Texas at Dallas. The mission of SenSIP at ASU is to develop signal and information processing foundations for next-generation integrated multidisciplinary sensing applications in biomedicine, defense, energy, and other systems. ASU requests funding for becoming a third site of the NSF Center for Net-Centric Software and Systems under the leadership of Professor Andreas Spanias. ASU will bring to the existing Center much needed complementary capabilities in the areas of digital signal and image processing, multimedia systems, sensor networks, information theory and wireless communications. The proposed site will enable the creation of new capabilities in sensor signal processing and will bridge the gap between sensor development and large scale sensor deployment; and, is uniquely positioned to promote industry research, education, scholarship that will integrate well with the existing Net-Centric I/UCRC umbrella. The proposed work will advance the development of signal processing and communication technologies for sensing systems. The proposed research activities at this site are expected to lead to inexpensive, compact, and reusable sensors for industry applications of relevance to medicine, sustainability, entertainment, and defense. The proposed site has several dissemination programs and established structures for recruiting students from underrepresented groups, involving undergraduate students in research, and mechanisms to create and package online modules with interdisciplinary research and education content.