RESEARCH - Faculty Research
Faculty Research Specialties
Among the key knowledge advancement interests of the faculty include the following:
Dr. Kate Beard: geographic information systems, digital libraries, uncertainty in spatial data, information visualization, spatial and temporal analysis
Dr. Max Egenhofer: geographic database systems, spatial reasoning, formalizations of spatial relations; user interface design, spatial query languages
Dr. Nicholas Giudice: perception, cognitive nueroscience, human factors engineering, nuerocognitive engineering, multimodal interaction and spatial cognition
Dr. Reinhard Moratz: spatial knowledge representation in conitive systems; perception, action and communication within and of space; human-robot interactions
Dr. Silvia Nittel: database systems, distributed, heterogeneous, sensor based and mobile information systems
Dr. Harlan Onsrud: information system legal and ethical issues, combined technological and legal approaches in addressing access, security, privacy, and intellectual property issues
Dr. Michael Worboys: computational aspects of information systems, spatial reasoning, uncertainty in spatial data, multimodal interfaces
