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Merge the Physical and Cyber Worlds!
This project involves the transformation and fusion of multiple data sources from remote sensors and disparate databases (e.g. radar, GPS, traffic, weather, etc.) in order to correlated data and match patterns. Skills desired include web-based programming - particularly javascript, XML, PHP, MySQL and/or .NET programming and Visual Studio.
Title: Programmer
Description: Web-based programming - particularly javascript, XML, PHP, MySQL - and/or .NET programming C# and Visual Studio.
Compensation: $12-$15/hr (or more) based on experience
Constraints: Ability to work at least part time at the Raytheon facility in Marlborough, MA.
Number of positions: 2+
All interested students should reply to either Dave Brock at dlb@mit.edu
or Ed Schuster at edmund_w@mit.edu
Additional Information
As previously announced, Raytheon has become a sponsor of the MIT Data Center.
The first project with the company involves the application of the M Language, currently under research and development, to specific prototypes involving data interoperability.
In support of this work, the MIT Data Center will be hiring two students for the Summer to assist Dave Brock and Ed Schuster. Dave is lead for this effort and needs two graduate or undergraduate students who have background in .NET and AJAX. The work involves doing programming and will require being on site at the Raytheon facility in Marlboro, MA. Dave will be spending several days per week there as well.
The following provides further information about the M Language. The focus in on nine areas:
-- Interoperable data and translation at the edge of computing systems
-- An interoperable data and mathematical modeling network
-- Search based on the definition of a word
-- Language translation
-- Information quality
-- Data aggregation
-- A standard for sensors
-- A standard for spatial data
-- Visualization of data
With these capabilities, the M Language serves as a base for the intelligent infrastructure of the future. The approach is flexible and applies to a number of different industrial situations. We are placing a great deal of emphasis on supply chain applications.
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