The NASA High Performance Computing and Communications Program Presents

The Information Infrastructure Technology and Applications Project 1995 Annual Report

Table of Contents

• Rural Education Outreach
• Using the Internet for Earth Science Education
• Model Teacher Resource Laboratory (TRL)
• Low Cost Internet Access for Maryland Schools
• Project SPACE (Sun, Planets, Asteroids, and Comets Exploration)
• Telescopes in Education (TIE)
• Internet Library Information Assembly Database (ILIAD)
• Horizon Net
• Computational Aeroscience for K-12 Education
• The Earth System Science Community (ESSC)
• Exploring the Environment
• Using Science and the Internet as Everyday Classroom Tools
• For Net - Enhanced Access for Forest Management Planning
• Yohkoh Public Outreach Project (YPOP)
• Live From Earth and Mars
• The Science Information Infrastructure
• Surfing the Net Aquatic Applications of Archival Satellite Imagery / Gulf of Maine Aquarium
• PASSPORT TO KNOWLEDGE: Electronic filed trips to scientific frontiers by interactive television and the Internet - Live From the Stratosphere & Live From Antarctica
• Athena -- Curriculum Development, Implementation and Support on the Internet
• Virtually Hawaii
• Flood Management Enhancement Using Remotely Sensed Data
• Windows to the Universe - An Earth and Space Science Internet-Based Active Learning System for the General Public
• Bay Area Digital GeoResource: BADGER OnLine Service
• TiSDat - Satellite Data-Derived Real-Time Agricultural Management Decision Aids
• Education Through the Application of NASA Remote Sensing
• Compression and Progressive Transmission of Digital Images
• Universal Spatial Data Access Consortium and the GeoSight (tm) Project
• GeoSight Technical Information
• Project Horizon
• Reaching NASA From Home-Internet Access via Cable TV
• The Public Connection - Earth Views of Space and Space Views of Earth
• A Scalable Agent-based Information Retrieval Engine
• Informedia: Digital Video Library
• University of Michigan Digital Library Project
• Stanford University Digital Libraries Project
• Alexandria Digital Library
• Requirements for an Aeronautics Affordable Systems Optimization Process

If you are interested in additional information on this project or related activities you may access the IITA Home Page on the World Wide Web at: http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/IITA/iita1.html or contact the following Authorizing NASA officials:

William Likens
Project Manager (Acting), Information Infrastructure Technology Applications
High Performance Computing and Communications Office
NASA - Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California 94035
Paul Hunter
Program Manager, High Performance Computing and Communications Program
High Performance Computing and Communications Office
NASA - Headquarters, Washington, DC 20546
(202) 358-4616

Authors: Lawrence Picha (lpicha@usra.edu) & Michele O'Connell (michele@usra.edu)

Last revised: 21 DEC 95 (m.oconnell)