White House wants data to drive EV acceleration
The White House is hosting the first Electric Vehicle Datathon to discuss how data can advance EV adoption.
Operation, testing data could drive autonomous vehicle safety, regulations
A national data repository for collecting, storing and analyzing operational and testing data on autonomous vehicles could help regulators and industry quickly spot real and potential issues.
Small satellites could improve hurricane forecasting
The Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System will attempt to improve wind measurements inside hurricanes.
Building the foundation for AI-enabled computer vision
Sandia National Laboratories and the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity are working together to find ways to equip computers with algorithms that can recognize visual subtleties the human brain can divine in an instant.
Where traditional DNA testing fails, algorithms take over
Powerful software is solving more crimes and raising new questions about due process.
Keys to the smart city: How to make initiatives successful
City leaders need real-time visibility across their entire project portfolio to help them better plan, build and operate their smart city.
Listening to the universe from rural West Virginia
The Green Bank radio telescope allows researchers to see astronomical phenomena often invisible or hidden in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Machine learning tool cleans dirty data
To reduce data-cleaning mistakes, ActiveClean takes humans out of the two most error-prone steps of data cleaning: finding dirty data and updating the model.
Math behind spectrum reallocation
The Auction Optimization Model lets the Federal Communications Commission accurately reassign channels in UHF TV broadcast spectrum for wireless telecommunications.
Connecting classified and unclassified big data
DHS has created a data framework that makes it easier to search across classified and unclassified datasets.
Making smart cities into safe cities
Safe city initiatives can deliver a two-for-one return on smart city investments.
Bringing big data to firearm forensics
NIST's Ballistics Toolmark Research Database is helping law enforcement match bullets to guns with greater speed and precision -- and creating the data to advance the forensics even further.
Applied analytics: What other states can learn from Indiana's wins (and missteps)
Indiana CIO Dewand Neely discusses his state's data analytics practice and its new approach to workforce cybersecurity training.
A portal for secure information requests
The Homeland Security Information Network Exchange gives fusion centers a free and secure tool to share and track information requests from law enforcement agencies
Getting medical equipment to wounded warfighters
The Patient Movement Item Asset Tracking System leverages RFID tracking and an innovative enterprisewide asset management system to ensure the military has the medical equipment when and where it needs it to aid any wounded warfighter.
USPS proposes smart cities data collection scenarios
The Postal Service suggests five ways it could support smart city initiatives using its vehicles and mail carriers.
Usability project unlocks Commerce data
With its tutorials, the Commerce Department increased the number of data users and improved the quality of the insights derived from the information.
Clearinghouse fights SNAP fraud across state lines
Five state health and human services agencies have deployed a joint fraud detection system that fights waste and abuse in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Bringing big data to bear on infectious disease
With the Collaborative Advanced Analytics and Data Sharing toolkit, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made sense of an outbreak in days rather than months.
NJ automates parolee data feed to FBI
The Supervised Release File Project notifies officers nationwide in real time when they encounter one of the more than 15,000 individuals under parole supervision in New Jersey.
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