[JPL/Caltech/ArtCenter Data to Discovery] Collaborator Proposal 2022

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Please provide a description of your pilot proposal as follows. For more info on our program and to see past collaborations please visit http://datavis.caltech.edu.

HOW DOES FUNDING WORK?
_ Data to Discovery Program funds two (of three) students on every project team
_ You are required to fund one additional intern at SURF/JPL SIP rates (up to $12k).

DEADLINE: Friday, November 12th (UPDATED), 2021, 8:59PM PST.

If you have any questions, please contact Hillary Mushkin at Caltech (hmushkin@caltech.edu), Scott Davidoff at JPL (scott.davidoff@jpl.nasa.gov), or for general questions datavis@caltech.edu.

TITLE of Project *

Provide a title that describes the overall goal, field, and/or data source for project.

[Project Lead] Name *

Provide a name and organization for the individual who is to be the main contact for the collaboration.

[Project Lead] Institution *

Caltech

JPL

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[Project Lead] Email *

[Project Lead] Phone *

Caltech or JPL Extension

[Project Participants] Additional

Provide a name, institution and organization for each additional individual listed.

OBJECTIVES *

Describe the high-level objectives of your proposal. What problem are you proposing to solve? Why is it difficult to solve today? (MAX 920 characters)

CURRENT APPROACHES/METHODS *

What approaches do you currently use to analyze and visualize your data? What specific techniques do you use, and what are their shortcomings? (MAX 920 characters)

COLLABORATION SIGNIFICANCE *

Explain the value and impact this effort will contribute over your current approach. How can the proposed work transform your team’s work? Can the work be extended to other problems? Would other research groups across your discipline want to apply this to their own work? (MAX 920 characters)

FIRST HAND USERS *

Who are the users of the proposed technology? Do they already exist, or are they an imagined, future category of person? How many users do you imagine? What is the relationship of your users to the people submitting the proposal? What is their availability during the summer? (MAX 920 characters)

SUCCESS METRICS *

Describe how the results will be measured. Will the effort result in a performance improvement, or greater efficiency? Will the work lead to new insights? Will the effort change how your group does its work? (MAX 920 characters)

PRODUCT(S) DELIVERED

Our collaborations usually culminate with a working prototype based on actual data delivered at the beginning of the project. Describe your initial vision for the final product to be developed. (MAX 920 characters)

[DATA CHARACTERIZATION] Description *

Characterize your current data. What is the storage format – text files, data cube, database? Where are the data located – local repo, PDS, AWS instance, ES cluster? How many properties are in an example record? How many records are there? What is the total storage size of the data? (MAX 920 characters)

[DATA CHARACTERIZATION] Availability *

[DATA CHARACTERIZATION] Sub-Setting *

Can a useful subset of the data be made for the summer program?

Yes (will be able to supply a relatively manageable size by beginning of summer)

No (data IS A MANAGEABLE size, and should be used in its entirety)

No (data is LARGE, and DETAIL MUST BE PRESERVED for success of project)

[DATA CHARACTERIZATION | Optional] URL for Explanatory Image, Visualization, or Figure [01]

If you would like, please feel free to add a URL for an image or meaningful site

[DATA CHARACTERIZATION | Optional] URL for Explanatory Image, Visualization, or Figure [02]

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[DATA CHARACTERIZATION | Optional] URL for Explanatory Image, Visualization, or Figure [03]

If you would like, please feel free to add a URL for an image or meaningful site

FOLLOW-ON ACTIVITIES

Describe opportunities for follow-on funding? Are you interested in pursuing funding apart from the visualization program, or jointly in collaboration with the visualization program organizers. If available, describe follow-on funding programmatic sources, dollar amount available, and submission dates. (MAX 920 characters)

FINANCIAL COST SHARING *

"I have project support to contribute (up to) $12k to fund a summer student"

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TWO HOUR WEEKLY TIME COMMITMENT *

"My team will provide (at least ) 2 hours per week of technical support during the project period"

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ACCESS TO USERS *

"My team will provide access to current or future users during the project period"

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DATA ACCESSIBILITY *

"My team will provide sample data by Tuesday June 1, 2022"

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SUBMISSION and FINANCIAL COST SHARING ACKNOWLEDGMENT *

"I hereby submit my/our proposal to collaborate with JPL/Caltech/ArtCenter's Data2Discovery Summer Data Visualization Program, allow the contained information to be shared among the reviewers (from JPL, Caltech, and ArtCenter), and acknowledge that if selected we have a source that will provide up to $12,000 to fund a summer student."

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