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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0989907

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $104,870.00
    Summary
    A new erasure resilient technique for encoding internet packets. Efficient internet communication tolerates losing some packets sent across the web by sending a bit more information than is required. Any holes in the transmission can be repaired using the redundant data. We propose a new transmission protocol that is much simpler to encode and repairs broken messages faster. This new approach, based on sending data plus summed versions of itself, has generic applicability across all packet switc .... A new erasure resilient technique for encoding internet packets. Efficient internet communication tolerates losing some packets sent across the web by sending a bit more information than is required. Any holes in the transmission can be repaired using the redundant data. We propose a new transmission protocol that is much simpler to encode and repairs broken messages faster. This new approach, based on sending data plus summed versions of itself, has generic applicability across all packet switched information networks.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0771504

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $246,090.00
    Summary
    Efficient Algorithms for In-memory Sorting, Searching and Indexing on Modern Multi-core Cache-based and Graphics Processor Architectures. This project clearly belongs to one of the national research priority goals, Smart Information Use. The copy-based techniques and work on sorting and searching will considerably impact the development of in-memory algorithms in cutting-edge computer architectures. Efficient suffix trees and suffix sorting have myriad applications in string-processing and will .... Efficient Algorithms for In-memory Sorting, Searching and Indexing on Modern Multi-core Cache-based and Graphics Processor Architectures. This project clearly belongs to one of the national research priority goals, Smart Information Use. The copy-based techniques and work on sorting and searching will considerably impact the development of in-memory algorithms in cutting-edge computer architectures. Efficient suffix trees and suffix sorting have myriad applications in string-processing and will be of high interest to bioinformatics companies. The sortdex project will develop novel algorithms that will be used by enterprise search engine companies to develop applications for libraries and organisations dealing with large databases. Algorithms using the graphics processor as a co-processor have important applications in the high-growth field of computer graphics and games.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0559202

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $253,000.00
    Summary
    Constraints in XML Schema Integration. This project will produce worldwide leading technologies for designing XML data integration system. With the technologies, the well designed integration systems will be able store data with rich semantics and thus provide accurate and understandable information to users. In this way, Australia and communities will be benefited both financially and informatively. The research of this project will also add to the research reputation of Australia in data integ .... Constraints in XML Schema Integration. This project will produce worldwide leading technologies for designing XML data integration system. With the technologies, the well designed integration systems will be able store data with rich semantics and thus provide accurate and understandable information to users. In this way, Australia and communities will be benefited both financially and informatively. The research of this project will also add to the research reputation of Australia in data integration areas. At the same time, the knowledge capacity of Australia on data integration will be enlarged which further improves frontier research activities in the area. Through the research of the project, PhD students will be trained.
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