Elke A. Rundensteiner's WPI Home Page

Funding Resources

``Distributed   robust data warehouse load technology using  EJB'',
$3,000.  2003 to  2004.

Elke Rundensteiner and   George Heineman
``On-line Stream Monitoring Systems: Untethered Healthcare,
Intrusion Detection,  and Beyond''.
WPI RDC grant.
$8,900.
July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004.

NIMA, Security Agency,
PI: Matthew Ward  and Co-PI:  Elke Rundensteiner,
Visual Exploration Tools,
2003- 2004. \$100,000 

NSF, Interactive Systems and IDM Programs,
PI: Matthew Ward  and Co-PI:  Elke Rundensteiner,
Order, Spacing, and Clustering in Visual Exploration of Large Scale Data
2001 -   2004,
\$430,000.

Sept. 2001 - May 2004.  
NSF IDM Program,
``Data Warehouse Maintenance over Dynamic Distributed Sources'',
NSF,
2000 - 2004,
\$225,000.  

HP, Grassroots Program, support collaborative work between
WPI in the form of supporting one graduate student to conduct
 research of joint interest,  Sept 2000 to March 2001, \$22,000.
 

Verizon Corporation (formerly known as GTE Inc), MQP project $4,000, 2000/2001 academic year.

RDC Council, WPI, E-Commerce Database Activities, Aug 2000
-- 2001, \$10,500.

Verizon Corporation (formerly known as GTE Inc), support   collaborative work between GTE and WPI by a graduate student on   web data management. \$35,000, Aug. 1999 -- Sept. 2001.

CRA Distributed Mentor Project,  NSF,
(jointly with Professor Isabel Cruz).
$10,000
to support two female undergraduate
students to participate in web database  research project at WPI,
Summer 1999

REU supplement, NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
1999/2000, \$10,000.
Funding for two undergraduate students.

``Hierarchical Visualization Techniques for Data Mining'',
NSF, Interactive Systems and IDM Programs,
PI: Matthew Ward  and Co-PI:  Elke Rundensteiner,
August 1998 -  July 2001,  \$321,651.

GTE Corporation, MA,
support collaborative work between GTE and WPI
by a graduate student on topics of  Meta Data Management,
$30,000,
Oct 1998 -  May 2000.

NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
Sep. 1994 - Aug. 2000,  \$125,000 of base funding,
plus additional  matching funding of \$37,500 per year.
(moved all funds starting year 3 to WPI from University of Michigan.)

CISE Research Instrumentation: Large-Scale Data Visualization
and Management, NSF,
PI: Matthew Ward, Co-PIs:
Elke Rundensteiner, Isabel Cruz.
\$100,000 (including  \$32,000 matching funds from WPI),
for equipment,
Jan 1, 1998 -  Dec 31, 1999.


IBM  Corporate Fellowship,
for graduate student  (Li Chen),
Corporate IBM,
$12,000 per  year  plus tuition,
Sept 1998 - Aug. 2001.


CRA Distributed Mentor Project,  NSF,
$10,000, to support two female undergraduate
students to participate in  DB research project at WPI,
Summer 1998.

REU supplement
NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
\$10,000.
1998/99,
Funding for two undergraduate students.

International Joint Research Project
on Cooperative Information Systems, 
(Project leader: Yahiko Kambayashi)
P.I.s: Yahiko Kambayashi (Project leader, Kyoto U),
Eric Neuhold (GMD-IPSI, Tech U of Darmstadt),
Rao Kotagiri (U of Melborn),
Elke Rundensteiner (WPI),
Mukesh Mohania (U of South Australia),
Shin'ichi Konomi (Kyoto U).
submitted to the Ministry of Education,
Science, Sports and Culture, Japan.
1998-2000.

``MDARTS: A multiprocessor database architecture for real-time
systems,'' (with K. G. Shin as primary PI),
$302,431 for Sept. 1995  -- Aug. 98
(moved a subcontract of  $54,000 moved from
University of Michigan to WPI).

IBM Research Partnership Award,
``Active Electronic Catalogs'', Corporate IBM,
$20,000 per year, Sept 1996 - Aug. 1997.

REU supplement, NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
May 1996 - May 1997,  $5,000.
Funding for one undergraduate student.

Grants  Received While Faculty at University of Michigan

 ``Genomic Technology and Genetic Disease'',
NIH, Michigan Human Genome Center,
project director:  Francis S. Collins
(new project director: Miriam Meisler),  $11,288,525,
9/31/90 - 9/30/94.
 my share is $7,466 annually,
10\% of  academic year faculty salary
offset for  consultation  on object-oriented database support for the genome project.

An Object-Oriented Extensible View System For Computer-Aided Design
Applications, Research Initiation Award Proposal, NSF,
June 1993 - May 1997,  $100,000.
(including a  $10,000 equipment grant).


Research Partnership Grant,
the School of Graduate Studies,  Office of the Vice President for Research,
University of Michigan,
May 1993 - May 1994, support for one student,
Real-Time Object-Oriented  Database Systems,
$14,000 plus tuition waiver.

Teaching Grant, Faculty Development Fund,
  University of Michigan,  1993/94, for course development
of the Object-Oriented Database course.  $4,072.

Faculty Award  Grant from
the School of Graduate Studies,  Office of the Vice President for Research,
University of Michigan,  May 1993 - May. 1995,
for research project on Design Views for an Object-Oriented
Databases. $15,000.

An Extensible Database for Scientific Information Management,
% for the Earth Observing System,
NASA Graduate Student Researcher Program,
\$66,000 for student support,  Aug. 1993 - July 1996.


Object-Oriented Map Databases  Supporting Intelligent
Transportation Systems,
(with S. Underwood as co-investigator),
$171,000, for Jan/1/94 -- Dec/31/97,
ITS Center of Excellence, University of Michigan.

NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
Sep. 1994 - Aug. 1999,  \$125,000 base amount
(plus $37.500   matching per year).

A Transparent Schema Evolution System for Object-Oriented Databases,
Intel Foundation Research Initiation Grant,
Engineering Foundation,
Sep. 1994 - Aug. 1995,  $23,000.

``University of Michigan Digital Library Project,''
NSF,  ARPA, NASA,
Project Director D. Atkins,
period 9/1994 - 8/1998,
$8,562,292,

``AT\&T Equipment Grant,''
(co-investigator N. Soparkar),
AT\&T, Nov. 1994,
$44,838.

REU supplement, NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
May 1995 - May 1996,  $5,000.

 General Electric, Faculty Development Grant,
University of Michigan,
May 1995 - May 1997,   $15,000.

``MDARTS: A multiprocessor database architecture for real-time
systems,'' (with K. G. Shin as primary PI),
$302,431 for Sept. 1995  -- Aug. 98.
(1/2 ms summer support, plus 1 GSRA are my project of the project).

IBM Research Partnership Award,
``Electronic Catalogs'',
Corporate IBM,
$40,000, Sept 1995 - Aug. 1996.

IBM research grant,  IBM Toronto, (funding for one graduate student)
$27,000 per year, Jan 1996 - Dec. 1998.

Institutional Training Grant in Genomic Science,
NCHGR/NIH, project director M. Boehne.
We received funding for 2 postdocs and 4 GSRA for
interdisciplinary training across genetics,
statistics, and computer science, 1996-1998.

University of Michigan Display Project, DTM Center,
$2,000,000,
I  was funded with  5% salary offset for
the   academic year  1996,
plus 1 student GSRA on this project.
(I was not a PI on this center grant).

CRA Distributed Mentor Project,  NSF,
$5,000 to support a female undergraduate
student to participate in  OODB research project, summer 1996.

REU supplement, NSF Young Investigator Award, NSF,
May 1996 - May 1997,  $10,000.

``Experimental Testbed for Complex ITS Information Needs'',
Michigan Dept. of Transportation,
ITS Center of Excellence,
Aug. 1996 -  July 1999, amount  $45,000 per year.

IBM Corporate Fellowship,
$22,000 plus tuition, awarded to my Ph.D. student Viviane Taube,
1995-1998.

 

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