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Please consider attending:

NASA’s Conference on Intelligent Data Understanding (CIDU)

Applied Information Systems Research Program PI meeting

October 14th-16th, 2009

Moffett Field, CA

NASA Ames Research Center

https://dashlink.arc.nasa.gov/group/ciduaisrp/

This year NASA’s Conference on Intelligent Data Understanding (CIDU) will be hosted in conjunction with the Applied Information Systems Research Program PI meeting.  This conference will bring together top researchers for talks in the following areas:

Autonomous systems and systems health management (autonomy and  spaceborne computing)

In this topic area presentations will focus on anomaly detection, data driven methods for diagnosis, data fusion, automated planning and control, and other methods with the aim of increasing mission duration, reliability and utility.

Discovery Algorithms
Presentations in this topic area will include data mining, machine learning, statistics-based techniques and others with the goal of maximizing return of useful knowledge from vast data repositories.

Data/Information Infrastructure
This topic area will include presentations on information architectures, data models and standards, query tools, visualization tools, and other techniques to facilitate the accessibility and interoperability of data and tools in multiple application settings.

Computational Methods and Frameworks
Presentations in this topic area will center on advanced methods and algorithms, collaborative tools and frameworks, and other techniques to enhance multidimensional data analysis, numerical modeling and simulation, and knowledge capture.

CIDU/AISRP is sponsored by NASA’s Integrated Vehicle Health Management Project, Aviation Safety Program and NASA’s Applied Information Systems Research Program.

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Address:

Hewlett Packard, Building 48,
Oak Room, 19483 Pruneridge Ave,
Cupertino, CA

Maps: Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Mapquest

HP Cupertino Campus Map from Hewlett Packard’s website.

Directions (from Highway 280):
Take the Wolfe Road exit toward El Camino Real in Cupertino. Turn right onto Pruneridge; HP will be on the left. Enter at the main gate and turn left following signs to Building 48 and the Oak Room. At the stop sign, turn right to the circle and Building 48 and use any parking available. At the main door you will be directed to the exact location of the meeting in the Oak Room.