Information Integration Group
Overview
The Information Integration (I2) Group focuses on developing systems that stitch together heterogeneous data and information originating in multiple formats and from multiple sources – whether structured (e.g., databases), semi-structured (e.g., Web pages), or unstructured (e.g., documents). The goal of I2 systems is to bring together all information relevant to customers into a common framework that enables cross-source functionality, such as consolidated search, centralized data access, and comprehensive data analysis. To accomplish this type of data integration, we use a variety of techniques ranging from data warehousing, data federation, and data virtualization, to semantic integration, knowledge graphs, and linked data representations. Data systems have been developed within I2 to integrate many different types of NASA-relevant data, ranging from air traffic management data, to International Space Station data, to biological sciences data.
Active Projects
- Human Research Program Information Technology Architecture & One Portal: A web portal for data consolidation and integration of program research risks, gaps, and tasks
- Next Generation Life Sciences Data Archive (LSDA): Coming Soon… [+ More]
- Rodent Research Software: Develops and maintains software to support flight of rodents for scientific research on the International Space Station [+More]
Archived Projects
- Air Traffic Management Ontology and Data Integration System: Fuses disparate air traffic data using sematic integration, ontologies, and knowledge graphs [+ More]
- Data Integration of ExtraVehicular Activity and Orion Hardware Tracking: An adaptive data integration platform designed to merge disparate data sources
- Decision Support for Air Traffic Management: Developing data mining and fast simulation tools to support decision-making in Air Traffic Control
- GeneLab Data Systems (GLDS): Open data integration and analysis systems to manage International Space Station-related space biology data [+ More]
- Management Awareness System of Systems (MASS): Supports storage, integration, and analysis of managerial decision-support data for NASA programs and projects
Team
Group Lead
Tristan Le
Group Members
Dan Berrios
Sue Blumenberg
Milne Cameron
Lionel Delmo
Hassan Eslami
Jenessa Lin
Sandeep Shetye
Tony Tan
Brian Yu
Hao Thai