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NSF/ECCS Workshop on Big Data: From Signal Processing to Systems Engineering Program Thursday March 21 7:45 Continental breakfast 8:15 Dr. Zhi Tian, PM, NSF/ENG/ECCS Opening remarks 8:30 Nikos Sidiropoulos, University of Minnesota Chair’s welcome, agenda 8:35 Thomas Russell, NSF/MPS Directorate Eduardo Misawa, NSF/ENG Directorate An Overview of Big Data Activities at NSF 9:15 Frederica Darema, Air Force Office of Scientific Research InfoSymbiotics/DDDAS: From Big Data to New Capabilities 9:45 Michael Mahoney, Stanford University Implementing Randomized Matrix Algorithms in Parallel and Distributed Environments 10:15 Coffee break 10:45 Al Hero, University of Michigan Winnowing signals from massive data 11:15 Lawrence Carin, Duke University LargeScale Matrix Completion and Topic Modeling with the integrated nested Laplace approximation (INLA) 11:45 Robert Nowak, University of Wisconsin – Madison Closing the Loop on Big Data 12:15 Lunch 12:45 Lunch 1:15 John Wright, Columbia University In Search of Provably Effective Algorithms for HighDimensional Imagery Data 1:45 Rene Vidal, Johns Hopkins University Big Data in Computer Vision and Medical Imaging 2:15 Nikos Sidiropoulos, University of Minnesota Big Tensor Data Reduction 2:45 Coffee break 3:15 Breakout panels convene: 1. Michael Mahoney, Stanford University, and Dapeng Wu, University of Florida, leads 2. Wotao Yin, Rice University, lead 3. George Karypis, University of Minnesota, lead Panels: 1) `CS and SP’ 2) ` Math, Statistics, Large scale Optimization’ 3) `CS and Systems’ 4:30 Ed Kearns, NOAA National Climatic Data Center, White House Office of Management and Budget 4:455:30 Ananthram Swami, ARL, Bob Bonneau, AFOSR, David Guarrera, BAH / DARPA, Carey Schwartz, NRL Panel discussion: DoD Perspectives on Big Data 6:30 Group dinner – Uncle Julio’s, Ballston
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NSF/ECCS  Workshop  on  Big  Data:    From  Signal  Processing  to  Systems  Engineering  

 Program  

Thursday  March  21  7:45   Continental  breakfast    8:15   Dr.  Zhi  Tian,  PM,  NSF/ENG/ECCS   Opening  remarks  8:30   Nikos  Sidiropoulos,  University  of  Minnesota   Chair’s  welcome,  agenda  8:35   Thomas  Russell,  NSF/MPS  Directorate  

Eduardo  Misawa,  NSF/ENG  Directorate  An  Overview  of  Big  Data  Activities  at  NSF  

9:15   Frederica  Darema,  Air  Force  Office  of  Scientific  Research   InfoSymbiotics/DDDAS:  From  Big  Data  to  New  Capabilities  

9:45   Michael  Mahoney,  Stanford  University     Implementing  Randomized  Matrix  Algorithms  in  Parallel  and  Distributed  Environments  

10:15   Coffee  break    10:45   Al  Hero,  University  of  Michigan   Winnowing  signals  from  massive  

data  11:15   Lawrence  Carin,  Duke  University   Large-­‐Scale  Matrix  Completion  

and  Topic  Modeling  with  the  integrated  nested  Laplace  approximation  (INLA)  

11:45   Robert  Nowak,  University  of  Wisconsin  –  Madison       Closing  the  Loop  on  Big  Data  12:15   Lunch    12:45   Lunch    1:15   John  Wright,  Columbia  University   In  Search  of  Provably  Effective  

Algorithms  for  High-­‐Dimensional  Imagery  Data  

1:45   Rene  Vidal,  Johns  Hopkins  University   Big  Data  in  Computer  Vision  and  Medical  Imaging  

2:15   Nikos  Sidiropoulos,  University  of  Minnesota   Big  Tensor  Data  Reduction  2:45   Coffee  break    3:15   Break-­‐out  panels  convene:  

1. Michael  Mahoney,  Stanford  University,  and  Dapeng  Wu,  University  of  Florida,  leads  

2. Wotao  Yin,  Rice  University,  lead    3. George  Karypis,  University  of  Minnesota,  lead  

Panels:  1) `CS  and  SP’      2) `  Math,  Statistics,  Large-­‐

scale  Optimization’    3) `CS  and  Systems’    

4:30   Ed  Kearns,  NOAA  National  Climatic  Data  Center,  White  House  Office  of  Management  and  Budget  

 

4:45-­‐5:30   Ananthram  Swami,  ARL,  Bob  Bonneau,  AFOSR, David  Guarrera,  BAH  /  DARPA,  Carey  Schwartz,  NRL  

Panel  discussion:  DoD  Perspectives  on  Big  Data  

6:30   Group  dinner  –  Uncle  Julio’s,  Ballston        

   

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NSF/ECCS  Workshop  on  Big  Data:    From  Signal  Processing  to  Systems  Engineering  

 Program  

 

Friday  March  22    7:45   Continental  breakfast    8:15   Zhi  Tian,  NSF,  Nikos  Sidiropoulos,  Univ.  of  Minnesota   Agenda  8:20   Robert  Trew,  NSF/ENG/ECCS  Division  Director   Overview  of  ECCS  Division  8:45   Michael  Mahoney,  Stanford  University,  and  Dapeng  Wu,  

University  of  Florida  bullets  from  `CS  and  SP’  break-­‐out  panel  

8:55   Wotao  Yin,  Rice  University     bullets  from  `Math,  Statistics,  Large-­‐scale  Optimization’  break-­‐out  panel  

9:05   George  Karypis,  University  of  Minnesota   bullets  from  `CS  and  Systems’  break-­‐out  panel  

9:15   Christos  Faloutsos,  Carnegie-­‐Mellon  University   Mining  Large  Graphs  and  Tensors  -­‐  Patterns,  Tools  and  Discoveries  

9:45   Petros  Drineas,  Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute   Randomization  in  Numerical  Linear  Algebra  

10:15   Coffee  break    10:45   Stephen  North,  AT&T  Labs  –  Research     Software  Prototypes  for  Location  

Analytics  and  Visualization  at  Scale  

11:15   Alex  Dimakis,  University  of  Texas  at  Austin   Information  Theory  for  Large-­‐Scale  Distributed  Storage  and  Processing  

11:45   Venu  Veeravalli,  University  of  Illinois  Urbana-­‐Champaign   Universal  outlier  detection  12:15   Lunch    12:45   Lunch    1:15   Georgios  Giannakis,  University  of  Minnesota   Robust  and  Scalable  Algorithms  

for  Big  Data  Analytics  1:45   Break-­‐out  panels  re-­‐convene:  

1. Michael  Mahoney,  Stanford  University,  and  Dapeng  Wu,  University  of  Florida  ,  leads  

2. Wotao  Yin,  Rice  University,  lead    3. George  Karypis,  University  of  Minnesota,  and  Alex  

Dimakis,  UT  Austin,  leads  

Panels:  1) `CS  and  SP’    

 2) `  Math,  Statistics,  Large-­‐

scale  Optimization’    3) `CS  and  Systems’    

2:45   Coffee  break    3:00   Break-­‐out  panels  resume  after  coffee  break    4:00   Break-­‐out  panel  leads  report  summary  bullets  to  the  

general  assembly    

4:30   Closing  remarks    


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