The Center for Spatiotemporal Thinking, Computing, and Applications (STC) collaborates with agencies and industry to conduct leading spatiotemporal innovations to improve human intelligence, develop new software tools, and build innovative solutions to address 21st century challenges such as providing just-in-time, efficient responses to natural hazards, environmental pollution, and emergencies.
STC, also called the Spatiotemporal Innovation Center, is building the national and international spatiotemporal infrastructure to use spatiotemporal applications to advance:
Jason Ur
Center Co-Director
+1 617 495 8920
jasonur@fas.harvard.edu
Chaowei Yang
Center Director
+1 703 993 4742
cyang3@gmu.edu
Spatiotemporal applications
Developing new applications using technologies and methods developed from the other two research areas.
Spatiotemporal computing
Utilizing spatiotemporal principles and patterns to optimize computing infrastructure to enable science discoveries and engineering developments.
Spatiotemporal thinking
Developing new thinking methodologies to improve human intelligence.
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