Quartzgroup Technologies LLC
Wildfire Risk Intelligence in the Brazilian Cerrado – Phase 1 (AERO-Q MVP)
2026$32,800 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Principal Investigator
Industry-sponsored research on wildfire risk intelligence for the Brazilian Cerrado.
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Funding and Grants
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Active Support
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Current
National Science Foundation
SCIPE: Building a Computational and Data-Intensive Research Workforce & Network in the Mid-Atlantic Region
2024-2029$4,679,886Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Principal Investigator (PI: Sunita Chandrasekaran)
NSF OAC-2417814 supports a regional computational and data-intensive research workforce and network from 2024 through 2029. The award is led by PI Sunita Chandrasekaran, with Professor Benjamin E. Bagozzi serving as co-PI.
Grant detailsNational Science Foundation
CC* Data Storage: Shareable, Equitable, and Extensible Data Storage for Collaborative Data-intensive Research
2023-2027$443,455 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Principal Investigator (PI: John N. Huffman)
NSF CC* Data Storage award (OAC-2321980, 2023–2027, $443,455) supporting a shared data storage and sharing platform for data-intensive research at the University of Delaware. The award is led by PI John N. Huffman, with Professor Benjamin E. Bagozzi serving as co-PI.
Grant detailsPrevious Support
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National Science Foundation
MRI: Acquisition of a Big Data and High Performance Computing System to Catalyze Delaware Research and Education
2019-2023$1,399,992 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Principal Investigator (PI: Rudolf Eigenmann)
NSF MRI award (OAC-1919839, 2019–2023, $1,399,992) funding a major research computing and storage system at the University of Delaware. The award is led by PI Rudolf Eigenmann, with co-PIs including Professor Benjamin E. Bagozzi.
Grant detailsKnight Foundation
Analyzing Local Broadcast News Delocalization at Scale
2022-2023$84,000 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Principal Investigator
Support for large-scale analysis of delocalization in local broadcast news.
Knight Foundation
Measuring the Extent to Which the Consolidation of US Local Television Stations Affects Local News Content at Scale
2021-2022$70,000 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Principal Investigator
Support for measuring how television-station consolidation affects local news content.
University of Delaware Department of Political Science
Government Responsiveness to Access to Information Requests in the Shadow of a Drug War: The Case of Mexico
2021$2,000Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Principal Investigator
Summer Graduate Research Assistance Award.
U.S. Department of Defense
Data Science for Discovery's Sake: Synthetic Media Detection and Social Network Analysis
2021$25,000Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Investigator (subaward via Howard University)
Department of Defense support provided as a subaward via Howard University.
National Science Foundation
ATD: Collaborative Research: Multivariate Quantiles for Rapid Spatio-temporal Threat Detection
2017-2021$84,989 to UD ($209,988 across all three awards)Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Principal Investigator
NSF DMS-1737865 (2017–2021, $84,989 to UD) supports research on rapid multivariate spatio-temporal threat detection. This three-institution collaborative proposal was funded by NSF as three separate awards, each with its own PI: Benjamin E. Bagozzi (University of Delaware, PI on DMS-1737865), Snigdhansu Chatterjee (University of Minnesota, DMS-1737918, $100,000), and Ujjal Mukherjee (University of Illinois, DMS-1737915, $24,999).
Grant detailsUniversity of Delaware General University Research
When Is Access-to-Information an Effective Accountability Mechanism? Using Big Data Tools to Study Responsiveness in Mexico and Beyond
2019-2021$15,000Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Principal Investigator
General University Research support for access-to-information research.
University of Delaware Department of Political Science
Exposure to Violence and Citizen Accountability-Seeking: Evidence from 1 Million Government Information Requests in Mexico
2020$3,000Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Principal Investigator
Summer Graduate Research Assistance Award.
National Science Foundation
Modernizing Political Event Data for Big Data Social Science Research
2015-2018$49,000 to UDBenjamin E. Bagozzi, Co-Investigator (subaward via the University of Texas at Dallas)
University of Delaware subaward under the NSF award "RIDIR: Modernizing Political Event Data for Big Data Social Science Research" (SBE-SMA-1539302), led by PI Patrick Brandt at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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