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This project involves the development and evaluation of a mobile content delivery system. Using small, unplanned moments throughout the day, we endeavor to increase the ability of hearing parents with deaf children to recognize and produce American Sign Language vocabulary.
Management of supply network risks is a critical competency for today's global enterprises. Current practices and tools, however, have limited capabilities and do not allow for systemic exploration of alternate risk strategies. We develop a computational model of risk diffusion in global supply networks that is grounded in techniques from complex systems, network analysis, and epidemiological risk modeling. We draw on a unique, curated dataset of firms, their supply networks, and financial risk in the global electronics industry.
Visualizing sets to reveal relationships between constituent elements is a complex representational problem. Recent research presents several automated placement and grouping techniques to highlight connections between set elements. However, these techniques do not scale well for sets with cardinality greater than one hundred elements. We present OnSet, an interactive, scalable visualization technique for representing large-scale binary set data.
Upcoming Events
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Apr 23
IC Faculty Candidate Seminar - Elizabeth Murnane, Stanford University
Elizabeth Murnane provides a talk on her research in human-computer interaction.
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Apr 23
Smart India
Join us on April 23rd for a Smart India Lunch Meeting to learn more about the Varnasi Studio and hear a presentation on Indian Smart Cities by Dr. Joy Sen.
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Apr 25-26
Beyond Smart Symposium
The Beyond Smart Symposium will bring scholars working smart cities together for two days to reflect on the challenges and successes of city-wide research smart city deployments and projects.
GVU News
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The Interaction Hour podcast: Autism and Computing
The Interaction Hour - School of Interactive Computing, Apr 23, 2019
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People May Be Able to Find Images on a Computer Based Solely on Their Eye Movements
What if we could find images on our computer just by tracking our eye movements? ML@GT assistant professor James Hays explores this idea in new research that will be presented next month at CHI 2019. -
IC Student Brianna Tomlinson Earns Campus Life Scholarship
The scholarship provides $5,000 from Campus Services and offers a lunch to honor recipients on April 18.
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