Research Horizons [Volume 20, Number 3, Spring/Summer 2003]

Date
2003-08-15Author
Sanders, Jane M.
Twombly, Renee
Bates, Lincoln
Becker, T. J.
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Searching for
the Unknown - Researchers make a case for space studies. Experimental microsatellite demonstrates autonomous operations. Study focuses on effects of high-risk, high-stress environment on space crew communication and performance. Georgia Tech researchers are developing new aerospace technologies for NASA. NASA-funded projects yield basic knowledge and enabling technologies. Artificial Intelligence -
Researchers are creating behavior-based robots that can reason and react. You Gotta Know the Territory -
Georgia Tech research reveals whether and how to invest in tourism development. Grocery Shopping with a PDA -
Shoppers like prototype software's assistance in finding items andn specials. Faculty Profile: Ellen Dunham-Jones - In the Belly
of the Beast -
Atlanta's urban sprawl attracts an architect who wants to retrofit suburbia. Breathing New Life into Urban Areas -
New GTRI center will help communities with redevelopment efforts. Information as Art -
Software prototype uses pictures to represent information people want to monitor.