Collaborative Research: Adaptive IT appliance for collaborative review of child-death cases

提案编号：10-42644 10- 42642 PI：Fortes、Jose Winston、Flaura K.; Zonfrillo，Mark机构：佛罗里达大学费城儿童医院标题：SpProj.：合作伙伴：自适应IT设备的协作审查儿童死亡案例项目建议：这些协作项目，调查技术的创建，部署和管理网络基础设施的协作审查的情况下，儿童死亡，旨在确定战略，以改善儿童？s安全。在这种情况下，网络基础设施包括工具和服务，封装在一个IT设备）需要捕捉，沟通，创作，查看，共享，控制访问，存储和会议有关的数据和信息的事件导致儿童？的死亡。该项目建立在一个现有的功能IT设备开发的合作机制，在机动车碰撞中受伤的儿童。通过扩展，这一设备可以迅速适应更多样化的死亡原因，允许不同类型的参与者拥有不同程度的安全和隐私。预计这项工作将丰富死亡情景的介绍，以便更快地分析其原因，从而更有效地确定潜在的预防战略。预期的贡献内的研究重点包括技术：-自动生成的接口，集成的组件和服务，并恢复特定领域的协作IT设备和-细粒度的时空访问控制的共享objects.Broader影响：该项目解决了一个真实的需要易于使用的工具，反映语义和工作流程的协作活动，由非IT专家从事专业团队在儿童死亡审查。该项目使研究生从事先进的信息技术研究。少数民族和妇女将被招募并鼓励申请。

Proposal #: 10-42644 & 10-42642PI(s): Fortes, Jose & Winston, Flaura K.; Zonfrillo, MarkInstitution: University of Florida & The Childrens Hospital of PhiladelphiaTitle: SpProj.: Collab Rsch: Adaptive IT Appliance for Collaborative Review of Child-Death CasesProject Proposed:These collaborative projects, investigating techniques for the creation, deployment, and management cyberinfrastructure for collaborative review of cases of child death, aim to identify strategies to improve children?s safety. In this context, cyberinfrastructure encompasses the tools and services, encapsulated in an IT appliance) needed for capturing, communicating, authoring, viewing, sharing, controlling access to, storing, and conferencing about data and information regarding events resulting in the children?s death. The project builds on an existing functional IT appliance developed for collaborative mechanisms of injury to children in motor vehicle crashes. Enabling its extension, this appliance could quickly be adapted to a more diverse range of causes of death, allowing for different kinds of participants with varying degrees of security and privacy. The work is expected to enrich the presentation of death scenarios for quicker analysis of their causes, leading to more efficient identification of potential prevention strategies. Expected contributions within the research thrusts include techniques for:- Automatic generation of interfaces, integration of components and services, and recovery of domain-specific collaborative IT appliances and- Fine-grained spatio-temporal access-control of shared objects.Broader Impacts: This project addresses a real need for easy-to-use tools that reflect semantics and workflow collaborative activities by non-IT experts as undertaken by professional teams engaged in child death reviews. The project engages graduate students in advanced IT research. Minorities and women will be recruited and encouraged to apply.