Exploration Systems Autonomy Lectures

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• Dominic Mazzoni's August 24, 2004, lecture on
  A Word Is Worth A Thousand Pixels: Data Mining in Large Collections of Science Images
  

• Tom Yunck's July 20, 2004, lecture on
  Scientific Discovery on the Global Grid: A Computing Paradigm for this Century [PPT file] (with Brian Wilson and Elaine Dobinson)
  

• Kiri Wagstaff's April 20, 2004, lecture on
  Extending Our Reach: Onboard Science Autonomy for Advanced Exploration
  

• Lucian Plescia's March 18th, 2004, lecture on
  Remote Imagery and Supercomputing:  A Match Made "OnEarth"
  

• Ken Hurst's February 25, 2004, lecture on
  GeoMap: Understanding Geological Structure from Remote Sensing Data 
  
  
• Jeff Jewell's October 21, 2003, lecture on A Bayesian View of the Universe
  
  
• Joe Jacob's May 13th, 2003, lecture on
  Virtual Observatories: How Modern Technology is Reshaping Research in Astronomy
  
  
• Jonathan Dowling's April 8th, 2003, lecture on
  Schrödinger's Rainbow: The Renaissance in Quantum Optical Interferometry,
  
  
• Tom Yunck's March 11th, 2003, lecture on
  E Pluribus Unum: Future World of Mutable, Cellular Sciencecraft [PPT file]
  
  
• Bruce Shapiro's February 11th, 2003, lecture on
  Understanding the Genome: How Close are We to a Star Trek Medical Diagnosis?,
  
  
• Wolfgang Fink's January 14th, 2003, lecture on
  To See or Not to See . . . Tools for Early Detection, Diagnosis and Prevention of Eye Disorders,
  
  
• Colin Williams' November 19th, 2002, lecture on
  Quantum Computing: The Final Frontier?,
  
  
• Daniel S. Katz's October 29th, 2002, lecture on
  Making Data Make Sense: Accessing and Visualizing Very Large Data Sets,
  
  
• Michael Turmon's September 24th, 2002, lecture on
  Sunspots, Seismicity and Statistics: Recognizing Hidden Patterns in Science Data
  
  
• Rebecca Castano and Robert Anderson's July 23rd, 2002, lecture on
  Rover Traverse Science: The Opportunities and the Challenges,
  
  
• Harold Kirkham and Bruce Howe's May 21st, 2002, lecture on Project NEPTUNE: Wiring the Juan de Fuca fault for Science,
  
  
• Ulvi Yurtsever's April 23rd, 2002, lecture on
  Heisenberg's Toolbox: The Fantastic Promise of Quantum Technologies,
  
  
• Tony Barrett's March 26th, 2002, lecture on
  Distributed Autonomy: Successfully Coordinating Multiple Spacecraft or Rovers,
  
  
• Dennis DeCoste's February 26th, 2002, lecture on
  Powerful New Methods for Analyzing Massive Data Sets,
  
  
• Steve Chien's January 22nd, 2002, lecture on
  Onboard Autonomy for the Three Corner Sat Mission,
  
  
• Ryan Mackey's November 27th, 2001, lecture on
  BEAM: A Pioneering Tool for Autonomous Spacecraft Maintenance,
  
  
• Eric Mjolsness' October 16th, 2001, lecture on
  Machine Learning for Science: Emerging Capabilities at JPL,
  
  
• Ben Smith's September 25th, 2001, lecture on
  The Role of Autonomy in Space Exploration.
  
  

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