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| Mining Scientific Datasets Workshop | |
Keynote speaker and Director of the Corporate Information and Computing Directorate of the Army Research Laboratory, N. Radhakrishnan (left), prepares for his talk with Vipin Kumar (right), Director of the University of Minnesota Army High Performance Computing Research Center. |
Due to advances in informational technology and high performance computing, very large datasets are
becoming available in many scientific disciplines. The rate of production of such datasets far
outstrips the ability to analyze them manually. For example, a computational simulation running on
state of the art high performance computers can generate terabytes of data within a few hours, whereas
human analysts may take several weeks or longer to analyze and discover useful information from these
datasets. Currently, there is increasing interest in scientific communities in exploring the use of
emerging data mining techniques to analyze these large datasets.
With this in mind, a day-and-a-half workshop on Mining Scientific Datasets was held at Army High Performance Computing Research Center (AHPCRC) at the University of Minnesota. This workshop was sponsored by the AHPCRC and the Supercomputing Institute and was organized by Chandrika Kamath, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, W. Philip Kegelmeyer, Sandia National Laboratory, Vipin Kumar, University of Minnesota, and Raju Namburu, Army Research Laboratory. The workshop began with a keynote speech by Dr. N. Radhakrishnan, Director of the Corporate Information and Computing Directorate of the Army Research Laboratory. His overview of data mining set the stage for the workshop and stressed the need for techniques that help convert the masses of data into knowledge. |
| The thirty talks that followed addressed data mining techniques and the data analysis needs of scientific applications. | |
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