This is a photo of the mLife mobile healthcare research vehicle at sunset.
mLife

Mobile Healthcare Research Vehicle

Status: Completed

A laboratory platform for exploring innovations in mobile healthcare and those enabling technologies that are critical to advancement in this important area of research. The vehicle provides a fully reconfigurable hardware and software environment for hosting multiple research projects simultaneously that are centered on broader challenges in mobile healthcare.

Screenshot of the Multi-Laboratory International Collaboration Environment (MICE) system in which 12 separate animal research and diagnostic sites are collaborating in animal necropsies, microscope slide analyses, and PCR results interpretation.

Evaluated, selected, installed, integrated and sustained a video conferencing system infrastructure within five state, university, and federal research, diagnostic, and biocontainment veterinary laboratories across the U.S., enabling live sharing of microscope imagery, animal necropsies, laboratory test results, instrumentation, and field clinical signs between researchers and technicians across geographic and biocontainment barriers.

Screenshot of the AgConnect phylogenetics dashboard consisting of a 2D map overlayed with various icon markers. The map is surrounded by numerous dashboard components, including a circular dendogram displaying gene diversity.
Phylogenetics

Phylogenetic Analysis Analyst Workstation

Status: Completed

A system to investigate strain movement and divergence across both time and space, as well as track and compare disease history and spread across animal production systems. The system integrates sequence data from multiple sources, incorporates different sequence alignment, comparison, and tree construction tools, and provides various visualization and analysis tools for working with the data. This is one perspective of the AgConnect system.

A photo inside a chicken production barn overlayed with a laptop displaying the data entry screen for the poultry depopulation decision support tool.
Poultry Depop

Poultry Depopulation Decision Support Tool

Status: Active

A decision support tool for assessing supplemental heat requirements in barn depopulation during a Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) outbreak.

Screenshot of the RELLIS Reservation System (RRS) that tracks the current operations taking place across the RELLIS campus. The screenshot displays a aerial map of the campus with reserved 50 square meter reserved regions color-coded by ground or airspace and embedded with symbology indicating various limiting conditions.
RRS

RELLIS Reservation System

Status: Active

A web-based system for specifying, requesting, reserving, and approving activities occurring on the RELLIS proving and training grounds. This system enables increased visibility, management, and deconfliction of the requirements, intentions, and operations for activities from the ground, air, and radio frequency spectrum perspectives to improve the day-to-day operations and safety across the RELLIS proving and training grounds.

Blurred photo of a woman in a hospital gown sitting on the end of a hospital bed overlayed by a photo of the Texas Teleforensic Remote Assistance Center (Tex-TRAC) mobile cart.

Support the Texas Teleforensic Remote Assistance Center (Tex-TRAC) telehealth program that provides a statewide sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) to serve rural and underserved communities in Texas. The interactive cart and iPad systems allows for identification of injuries and ensuring documentation is as comprehensive as possible, all while ensuring without sacrificing patient privacy, confidentiality, and expert care delivery.

Photo of the inside of a warehouse overlayed with a laptop displaying the Universal Audit Tool (UAT) interface.
UAT

Universal Audit Tool

Status: Completed

Designed, developed, tested, certified, and fielded a Universal Audit Tool (UAT) capable of performing baseline audits via a non-persistent agent on local and remote systems.

Screenshot of the Visual Interface for the Integrated Decision Support System (VIDSS) web application displaying multiple agriculture-related thematic maps and information dashboard components.

Decision support system that benefits farmers by improving effective use of water supplies through interventions in small-scale irrigation. Enabled the evaluation, selection, and assessment of the impact of small-scale irrigation technologies for smallholder farmers.

Screenshot of the Wildlife Disease Spread Model (WDSM) web application containing a 2D topographic map overlayed with colored boundaries. Surrounding the map are several information and data graph components.
WDSM

Wildlife Disease Spread Model

Status: Completed

Designed and developed a wildlife disease model for Classical Swine Fever (CSF) within feral swine to address limitations of current models, support assessment of the wildlife risk, inform strategies to prevent wildlife interaction, and simulate disease spread, potential time to detection, possible control and mitigation strategies, and the respective economic costs.

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