Projects
BUCS - BUsiness-Critical Software
Seeking to develop methods to improve support for development, operation and maintenance of business-critical systems/software.
Systematically study key software technologies for the development of business-critical software "in vivo", with the purpose of improving these technologies and/or their usage.
Contact Tor Stålhane
CAIM - Context Aware Image Management
The CAIM project introduces image context-awareness as a means of supporting image-based information retrieval in distributed and mobile environments. An image can be associated with multiple contexts and knowledge of these contexts can enhance the quality of the information retrieval process. We believe that context-awareness can be used for identifying image semantics and relationships, and may thus contribute to closing the semantic gap between user information requests and the shortcomings of current content-based image retrieval techniques.CAIM is a project supported by the Research Council of Norway under the VERDIKT programme. It is a joint project between University of Tromsø, University of Bergen, NTNU, and Telenor R&D Tromsø.
Contact Herindrasana Ramampiaro
COMIDOR - Cooperative Mining of Independent Document Repositories
A research project within the VERDIKT program for the Norwegian ICT sector, investigating issues in distributed text mining .
Contact Kjetil Nørvåg
DASCOSA - Database Support for Computational Science Applications
A research project within the eVita program for the Norwegian ICT sector, investigating issues in data management in Grid systems.
A distributed and decentralized Grid database system which support data interoperability; based on P2P technology and using an ontology-based metadata layer that provides seamless access to the heterogeneous sources in the Data Grid.
Contact Kjetil Nørvåg
DELOS - DELOS Network of Excellence on Digital Libraries
A Network of Excellence on Digital Libraries partially funded by the European Commission in the frame of the Information Society Technologies Programme. The main objective of DELOS is to contribute to the development of the enabling technologies for digital libraries.
Contact Ingeborg Sølvberg
EVISOFT - EVidence based Improvement of SOFTware engineering
EVISOFT is a national, user-driven project funded by the Norwegian Research Council.
The research is conducted by: Geomatikk AS (Head of Project), ABB, DnV Software, EDB Business Partner, Firm, Kongsberg Spacetec, ObjectNet, Software Innovation/Genera, Telenor and Vital, SINTEF, NTNU and the Oslo University/Simula Research Laboratory.
Contact Reidar Conradi
FABULA - Seamless networks for transforming the city into an arena for learning
The principal objective of FABULA is to develop novel principles and technical solutions for learning enabled by seamless roaming in mobile networks, with focus on services that foster the city learning geographies and ecologies and enable new relationships among learners and communities. FABULA is a multidisciplinary effort. The consortium includes at NTNU the Department of Information and Computer Science (IDI), the Dept. of Telematics, and the Center for Learning with ICT.
Contact Monica Divitini
iAccess - Integrated Access Control for Health Care Information Systems
How to integrate access control to health care information from various systems.
Contact Øystein Nytrø
iAd - Information Access Disruptions
Objective: To provide next generation schema agnostic indexing services by fusing structured, unstructured and multimedia content in precision, analytics and scale optimized information access services.
iAd is hosted by Fast Search and Transfer has the following partners: Cornell University, Dublin City University, Norwegian School of Management, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, University of Oslo, University of Tromsø, Accenture, and Schibsted
Contact Svein Erik Bratsberg
IIP - Integrated Information Platform
The objective is to create an integrated information platform, which enable multi-disciplinary teams to work simultaneously in an integrated operation environment that may consist of many operation centres geographically dispersed over wide distances.
Contact Jon Atle Gulla
LongRec - Records Management over Decades
LongRec is a research project on persistent, reliable and trustworthy long-term archival of digital documents, with emphasis on availability and use of documents. The particular problems addressed by LongRec typically emerge when document lifetime exceeds 20 years, and LongRec imposes no upper limit on the lifetime.
The main objectives for the LongRec partners are:
- To enable transition to digital original documents and digital work processes for information that must be available and in use over decades, and
- To explore the potential for commercial products/services in this area. LongRec is performed in cooperation with DNV, NR, and a number of business partners.
Contact Kjetil Nørvåg
M3W - Model-driven support for Multi-channel Mobile Work
The project will develop and evaluate a prototype process support system for mobile work built on top of existing components. The mobile work system prototype will be:
- Model-driven to support rapid tailoring of work processes to utilise technology changes and to reflect changing requirements at the organisation, group and user levels.
- Multi-channel to support coordinated use of multiple types of mobile devices and other computing equipment in a single work process
Contact John Krogstie
MOSES - MOdel driven SErvice development for the Semantic web
MOSES focuses on increasing the users' abilities to easily express what information and services they need, and to enable service providers to specify services in a manner that is compatible with users' models of the world.
The MOSES project investigates and demonstrates the utility of the semantic web approach as a viable approach to building user-centered, decenteralized, and universally interoperable solutions.
Contact John Krogstie
Norsk COSI - Co-development using inner and Open source in Software Intensive products
The principal objective: To enable the Norwegian IT sector to fully exploit the benefits and advantages of open source software (OSS); hereunder to exploit software engineering in heterogeneous, distributed and concurrent collaborations.
Subgoals:
- Increased competitive position
- More efficient processes
- Improved business models
Contact Reidar Conradi
NSEP - The Norwegian EHR Research Centre
NSEP is a multidisciplinary research centre gathering faculty, researchers, projects and doctoral students from medicine, computer science, sociology, nursing, linguistics, management and then some... Currently (2007) the centre hosts 7 senior faculty, 4 researchers/postdocs, and around 20 PhD students. Colocated with NSEP is IDI´s reconfigurable healthcare usability laboratory, in which it is possible to simulate and test mobile and other clinical information systems.
NSEP does research within all aspects of the electronic health record, including user interfaces, architecture, representation, content, analysis, distribution, use, evaluation, development and role in delivering and improving quality and efficiency of health care.
The Norwegian Research Council funds the project with MNOK 25. See their project description
Contact Øystein Nytrø
Pocmap - Point-Of-Care Multi-Aware clinical Pilot
The objective of the project is to develop information technology that makes optimal use of the available interaction devices and knowledge about the care situation to give cooperating clinicians in the ward access to the most relevant clinical information and functionality at each point and situation of care.The project is a "KMB"-project funded by the Verdikt-program of the Norwegian Research Council, DIPS AS, The Industrial Research Fund for NTNU, Central Norway Regional Health Authority.
The project is a cooperation between NSEP, DIPS AS, St. Olav Hospital and Akershus University Hospital.
Contact Øystein Nytrø
SArt - Art and Software
Art finds expression in numerous products in society, where developments of products are complex, competitive, global and intercultural in scope. The advent of multi media technology has changed art production processes and the way both music, video, and figurative is fruited by consumers. Our assumption is that the interaction between software technology and art is also beneficial for the software technologists.
This project confronts the interdisciplinary problem of integrating software designs originating from different academic genre into better products for society. The research method will be based on empirical software engineering and will benefit from the interaction with experts from different disciplines, like artists.
Contact Maria Letizia Jaccheri
SEVO - Software EVOlution in component-based software engineering
The SEVO project aims to use empirical investigations to help understand the nature and profile software evolution. Focusing specifically on Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE), we are looking to study industrial software, and develop methods to better handle software evolution.
Main Goals
- Improved understanding of Software EVOlution
- Improved methods for predicing risks and costs
Contact Reidar Conradi
TRIMAKS - Wireless Trondheim Information Services
Information services in ubiquitous environments: Surfing the convergence of disruptive technologiesContact John Krogstie
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