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Massive Data Sets: Proceedings of a Workshop (1997)
Commission on Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications (CPSMA)

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interesting cross-sectional panel of people with a wide range of experience in thinking about fundamental issues.

In addition to having the proceedings of the workshop published by the National Academy Press, we hope that various segments will be available on videotape and on the World Wide Web so that more people will be able to benefit from the results of the work that we are going to do together in the next couple of days.

I wonder about the expectations you may have brought to this workshop. For myself, I am looking for insights from real experiences with data, e.g., which methods have worked and which have not. I would like to get a deeper understanding of some of the fundamental issues and the priorities for research. I am hoping—and this is something that CATS generally is particularly interested in—for momentum that might serve as a catalyst for future research in this area. Finally, I am hoping that one result will be a network of people who know each other a little bit better and can communicate about going forward. Indeed, that is one of our not-so-hidden agendas in gathering such a disparate group of people here.

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FRONT MATTER (R1-R10)
Opening Remarks (1-2)
PART I Participant's Expectations for the Workshop (3-12)
PART II Applications Papers (13-14)
Earth Observation Systems: What Shall We Do with the Data we Are Expecting in 1998? (15-22)
Information Retrieval: Finding Needles in Massive Haystacks (23-32)
Statistics and Massive Data Sets: one View from the Social Sciences (33-38)
The Challenge of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (39-46)
Marketing (47-50)
Massive Data Sets: Guidelines and Practical Experience from Health Care (51-68)
Massive Data Sets in Semiconductor Manufacturing (69-76)
Management Issues in the Analysis of Large-Scale Crime Data Sets (77-80)
Analyzing Telephone Network Data (81-92)
Massive Data Assimilation/Fusion in Atmospheric Models and Analysis: Statistical, Physical, and Computational Challenges (93-103)
PART III Additional Invited Papers (103-104)
Massive Data Sets and Artificial Intelligence Planning (105-114)
Massive Data Sets: Problems and Possiblities, with Application to Environmental Monitoring (115-120)
Visualizing Large Datasets (121-128)
From Massive Data Sets to Science Catalogs: Applications and Challenges (129-142)
Information Retrieval and the Statistics of Large Data Sets (143-148)
Some Ideas About the Exploratory Spatial Analysis of Large Data Sets (149-156)
Massive Data Sets in Navy Problems (157-168)
Massive Data Sets Workshop: The Morning After (169-184)
PART IV Fundamental Issues and Grand Challenges (185-186)
Panel Discussion (187-202)
Items for Ongoing Consideration (203-204)
Closing Remarks (205-206)
Appendix: Workshop Participants (207-208)