This National Science Foundation Project Grant of $434,431 awarded to Cleveland State University on October 1, 2022 will support the establishment of a graphics processing unit-based high performance computing instrumentation to facilitate smart city research through September 30, 2025. The award falls under the Computer and Information Science and Engineering program (CFDA 47.070), which aims to advance computing, communications, and information science through investigator-initiated research and education.
Specifically, the university will utilize the high performance computing instrumentation to enable research across five key areas - smart traffic, smart vehicles, smart internet of things, smart microgrid, and smart sports. Projects will develop new machine and deep learning methods to extract traffic data, improve connected vehicle communications, enable wireless sensing and data-driven networks, ensure resilience and security for microgrids, and recognize fine-grained player activities. The research expects to transform Cleveland into an exemplary smart city and support undergraduate/graduate education in related fields.
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