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Part III
Additional Invited Papers
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Massive Data Sets and Artificial Intelligence Planning
Robert St. Amant and Paul R. Cohen, University of Massachusetts
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105
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Massive Data Sets: Problems and Possibilities, with Application to Environment
Noel Cressie, Iowa State University Anthony Olsen, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Dianne Cook, Iowa State University
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115
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Visualizing Large Datasets
Stephen G. Eick, Bell Laboratories (A Division of Lucent Technologies)
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121
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From Massive Data Sets to Science Catalogs: Applications and Challenges
Usama Fayyad, Microsoft Research Padhraic Smyth, University of California, Irvine
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129
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Information Retrieval and the Statistics of Large Data Sets
David D. Lewis, AT&T Bell Laboratories
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143
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Some Ideas About the Exploratory Spatial Analysis Technology Required for Massive Databases
Stan Openshaw, Leeds University
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149
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Massive Data Sets in Navy Problems
J.L. Solka, W.L. Poston, and D.J. Marchette, Naval Surface Warfare Center E.J. Wegman, George Mason University
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157
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Massive Data Sets Workshop: The Morning After
Peter J. Huber, Universität Bayreuth
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169
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Part IV
Fundamental Issues and Grand Challenges
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185
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Panel Discussion
Moderator: James Hodges, University of Minnesota
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187
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Items for Ongoing Consideration
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203
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Closing Remarks
Jon Kettenring, Bellcore
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205
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Appendix: Workshop Participants
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