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Center for Multidisciplinary Research Excellence in Cyber-Physical Infrastructure Systems (MECIS) College of Engineering and Computer Science

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Center for Multidisciplinary Research Excellence in Cyber-Physical Infrastructure Systems (MECIS)

Overview - Related Links

  • Autonomy
  • Sensors
  • Artificial Intelligence

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Center for Multidisciplinary Research Excellence in Cyber-Physical Infrastructure Systems (MECIS)
EPOB4 13
Email: mecis@utrgv.edu
Phone: (956) 665-3070
Phone Alt: (956) 665-8878

Quick Links

  • NSF
  • NSF Award 4900
  • University of California, Riverside
  • University of Illinois Chicago
  • University of Illinois

Overview

  • Focusing on the next-generation cyber-physical infrastructure systems (CIS), the MECIS Center plans a portfolio of three multidisciplinary research subprojects at the nexus of autonomy, sensors, and artificial intelligence.
  • A holistic, multi-level research approach is adopted to address the planning, design, and operation aspects of CIS, ranging from micro (molecule) to macro (system) scales of CIS.
  • While each subproject constitutes a unique element of CIS, they synergistically work together to ensure the CIS integrity.

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Unifying theme of the MECIS research plan. Interconnections among the three subprojects are represented by arrows:

(I) Sensor design for autonomous systems operations;
(II) Sensor data acquired from autonomous systems;
(III, VI) AI-enabled data analytics and decision making;
(IV) Infrastructure health data acquired from sensors;
(V) Autonomous systems perception data acquired from sensors 

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