The United States announced big data plans

"Enterprise Network D1net" March 18 News

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March 17--The Obama administration announced a "Big Data research and development program." "By improving our ability to extract knowledge and ideas from large and complex digital data sets, we promise to help accelerate the pace of science and engineering, strengthen national security and change teaching research."

In the plan, six federal government departments and agencies announced new 200 million-dollar investments to increase access to, organize, and collect information on the tools and technology levels from a large number of digital data. Learn more about the ongoing federal government's plans to address the opportunities and challenges posed by large data, and to learn about the big data revolution through large data tables.

We also plan to work with industry, the university research community, non-profit organizations and managers to leverage the opportunities created by large data. Clearly, it is not the government alone that needs the "flame" that our president calls for.

Some companies have sponsored large data-related competitions and provided research grants to universities. The university has also started a new research-oriented curriculum to nurture the next generation of "data scientists". Some borderless organizations help non-profit organizations to take, analyze and visualize data on public services. The White House Office of Science and Technology policy will be very interested in supporting the creation of a forum with big data, including the latest public-private partnerships.

Big Data plan for the U.S. government

Highlights: To cope with the opportunities brought about by the big data revolution, the federal government has formulated plans to further scientific discoveries and innovative research by relevant research institutions.

DoD (DoD)

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)

Multi-scale anomaly detection (ADAMS) project solves the anomaly detection and characterization of large-scale datasets. The detection of anomaly data in the project refers to the collection of various operable information data and clues in the real world environment. The original Adams application carried out internal threat detection, in the day-to-day network activity environment, detect individual abnormal action.

The network internal threat (cinder) program aims to develop new ways to detect military computer networks and cyber espionage activities. As a means of exposing hidden operations, cinder will apply to internal network activities that unify the activities of different types of opponents into "specifications" and aims to improve the accuracy, and speed, of network threat detection.

Insight plans to address the current lack of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems, automation and human-computer integration reasoning, so that the time sensitive to the larger potential threat analysis. The plan aims to develop a resource management system for automatic identification of network threats and unconventional acts of warfare through the analysis of image and non-image sensor information and other sources of information.

The Machine Reading project, which aims to achieve the application of artificial intelligence and the development of learning systems, is to insert knowledge into natural texts, rather than relying on expensive and time-consuming knowledge to represent current processes, and requires the semantic representation of experts and relevant knowledge engineers.

The Mind ' s Eye Project aims to build visual intelligence for machines. The traditional Machine Vision Research object selects a wide range of objects to describe a scene's attribute nouns, while Mind's eye aims to increase the perceptual cognitive basis needed for action recognition and inference in these scenes. In short, these technologies can create a more complete visual intelligence effect.

The mission-oriented resilient Clouds project detects and responds to attacks through technology, effectively building a cloud of Community health service systems to address the security challenges inherent in cloud computing. The program is also designed to develop new technologies that enable cloud applications and infrastructure to continue to run when attacked. As long as the whole can be effectively run and save, can allow individual host and task loss.

The research work on the programming computation of encrypted data (proceed) aims to develop practical methods and the related modern computational programming language, which can still use the cloud environment when encrypting data, in order to overcome the great challenge of information security. Enables users to manipulate encrypted data without first decrypting it, making it more difficult for opponents to intercept information.

The video and image Retrieval and analysis tool (Virat) program aims to develop a system capable of using data collected by military image analysts for large-scale military image analysis. Virat if successful, the analyst will be able to establish alerts when related activities occur. Virat also plans to develop tools to retrieve video content from a large number of video libraries at a more accurate rate and recall rate.

The XData Project plan is designed to develop computing and software tools for analyzing large amounts of semi-structured and unstructured data. The core challenge is that scalable algorithms are used in distributed data storage, and how to enable human-computer interaction tools to effectively and quickly customize different tasks to facilitate the visualization of different data. The flexible use of open source software Toolkit enables the processing of data in a large number of defense applications.

Small knitting has the saying:

The United States, the world's only superpower, every movement receives the world widespread attention, this big data plan's launch also receives the world's attention, also can see in the Big Data era, the U.S. government to the big Data care degree, but, small series also had to say, hoped this big data plan is no longer the next prism door.