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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP140103171

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $452,000.00
    Summary
    Declaration, Exploration, Enhancement and Provenance: The DEEP Approach to Data Quality Management Systems. The project proposes the Declaration, Exploration, Enhancement, Provenance (DEEP) approach to data quality management. The approach adopts a whole-of-data-cycle view towards addressing complex and emerging problems in data quality management and aims to develop novel and comprehensive mechanisms to improve data quality measurement, enforcement and monitoring. Due to the application-centric .... Declaration, Exploration, Enhancement and Provenance: The DEEP Approach to Data Quality Management Systems. The project proposes the Declaration, Exploration, Enhancement, Provenance (DEEP) approach to data quality management. The approach adopts a whole-of-data-cycle view towards addressing complex and emerging problems in data quality management and aims to develop novel and comprehensive mechanisms to improve data quality measurement, enforcement and monitoring. Due to the application-centric nature of DEEP, the outcomes from the project are expected to increase user understanding of data characteristics, improve interpretability of information derived from large, multi-source data sets and contribute to enhancement of data literacy levels in involved user communities.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT130101530

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $720,320.00
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    Real-time Event Detection, Prediction, and Visualization for Emergency Response. This project proposes novel end-to-end methods for real-time recognition and prediction of real-world events, leading to timely response to emergencies such as disease outbreaks and natural disasters, as well as prevention of crime, security breaches and the like. It will develop new techniques to quickly detect and predict events by incorporating adaptive learning and probabilistic models, and address fusion and sc .... Real-time Event Detection, Prediction, and Visualization for Emergency Response. This project proposes novel end-to-end methods for real-time recognition and prediction of real-world events, leading to timely response to emergencies such as disease outbreaks and natural disasters, as well as prevention of crime, security breaches and the like. It will develop new techniques to quickly detect and predict events by incorporating adaptive learning and probabilistic models, and address fusion and scalability factors to handle vast collections of heterogeneous data. An event surveillance system prototype will be developed to incorporate the findings of the research with tools to visualise and describe events.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE160100308

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    Mobile User Modeling for Intelligent Recommendation. This project aims to develop effective and efficient techniques to enable individuals, business and government to better understand and exploit knowledge in human daily activity data and to provide higher quality mobile recommendation services such as personalised trip planning and tourist services. The project intends to develop a mobile user modelling framework which accurately infers mobile users' location-time-dependent interests and spa .... Mobile User Modeling for Intelligent Recommendation. This project aims to develop effective and efficient techniques to enable individuals, business and government to better understand and exploit knowledge in human daily activity data and to provide higher quality mobile recommendation services such as personalised trip planning and tourist services. The project intends to develop a mobile user modelling framework which accurately infers mobile users' location-time-dependent interests and spatial mobility patterns from their daily activity records and social ties in geo-social networks. It then intends to combine this knowledge to build an intelligent recommender system. The project outcomes and techniques could be applied in various location-based services, mobile advertising and marketing.
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