Welcome
The Multimodal Information Access and Synthesis Center (MIAS) is concerned with researching technologies for extracting and tracking interesting events and entities from multimodal information sources. A further goal is to support intelligence analysis by facilitating the formulation and evaluation of hypotheses regarding these events and entities. Research directions include:
- Developing fundamental theories, computational models, algorithms, and tools for information access and synthesis.
- Enabling intelligence analysts to access a variety of data formats, transforming raw data into useful and understandable information.
- Integrating these technologies with existing resources.
Another mission of the MIAS Center is to develop diverse human resources for the scientific research, educational, and governmental workforce communities through education and outreach. This goal is exemplified by the Data Science Summer Institute which develops lecture materials, tutorials, and research projects for information sciences.
More information about the MIAS center and its faculty can be found in this presentation. You may also refer to this one-page summary of the center.
News
8/27/2008
2008-09 DHS Brown Bag Talks Announced!
Click here for the 2008-09 MIAS Center Brown Bag talks!
5/21/2008
DSSI 2008 Projects
