Curriculum Vitae
ART VANDENBERG
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EDUCATION
1972 BA, English Literature, minor Studio Arts, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA
1979 MVA, Painting & Drawing, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
1985 MS, Information & Computer Sci., Georgia Inst. of Technology, Atlanta, GA
ART (right brain)
[REPRESENTED (through 2022) by {POEM88} (http://www.poem88.net) Atlanta, GA]
COLLECTIONS
High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA
Medford & Loraine Johnston Collection, Atlanta, GA
Various private collectors
EXHIBITIONS, INSTALLATIONS, EVENTS
2023-2024 “Art Singularity = Quantum Theory of Art. an exhibition universe-wide, 2023-2024.” In progress.
2022 “Nth Derivatives Series.” A series of 23 Artist Books presenting digital photography in Nth Derivatives style; with commentary. (varying length 28 pp. to 98 pp.)
2021 “Art Singularities Exhibition Worldwide 2021” Continental locations WORLDWIDE: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America. (3 Nov 2021 –> forever really...) – SOLO SHOW (59 Sites / 79 Participants, 7 Continents, 11 Countries, 37 Cities / Towns / Stations or Bases)
2021 “Nth Derivatives – Chapbooks of the Migration Myth.” A series of 41 volumes based on Artefacts commissioned for permanent installation at 190 Ottley Drive, ATL. (varying lengths: 24 pp. to 100 pp.) – Artist Bookswith Taylor 72151.
2021 “Migration Myth. transiting cultural space-time in early transhumanist era.” (62 pp.) – Artist Book with Taylor 72151
2021 Commission for Indie Studios, 190 Ottley Drive. A group of 44 Artefacts reflecting works related to the theme of migration. – Permanent Installation
2021 “Early Voyager – Cosmic Origins of Art Genome.” (98 pp.) – Artist Book with Taylor 72151
2020 “Parfleche Quantum View. Art of the Parfleche Potlatch Exhibition Worldwide 2020.” (84 pp.) – Artist Book
2020-2021 “Parfleche Potlatch Exhibition Worldwide 2020” Continental locations WORLDWIDE: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America. (Oct 22, 2020 – Feb 25, 2021... forever really) – SOLO SHOW(a distribution of 31 artist books, each wrapped in oil-painted canvas parfleche.)
2020 #Nth Derivatives Project. A series of 31 books based on photo images from 2017-2018. Images presented using a new method of quantization and manifold construction. (varying lengths: 30 pp. to 98 pp.) – Artist Books
2019-2020 “Three Score and 10: BOOKS OF ART” {POEM 88} Gallery, Atlanta, GA - (Dec 11, 2019 – Jan 18, 2020)– SOLO SHOW (a presentation of 70 Artist Books)
2019 “Chasing Ghosts IV: Art that Pierces the Veil through remembrance, legacy, and beyond” Verum Ultimum, Portland, OR (Oct 26 – Nov 30, 2019)
2019 “Art Through the Lens 2019” Yeiser Art Center, Paducah, KY (Oct 4 – Nov 9, 2019)
2019 “#ArchaeologyOfArt Future Places” (36 pp.) – Artist Book
2019 “#ArchaeologyOfArt Space Time” (36 pp.) – Artist Book
2019 “#ArchaeologyOfArt Nous Fool” (36 pp.) – Artist Book
2019 “#ArchaeologyOfArt Source Stream” (36 pp.) – Artist Book
2019 “A Moment in Time Spring Juried Art Competition” Third Prize, Old Town Art & Crafts Guild Inc., Cutchogue, Long Island, NY (May 5 – May 12, 2019)
2018 “64 ARTS National Juried Exhibition” Buchanan Center for the Arts, Monmouth, IL (Sep 11 – Oct 20, 2018)
2018 “A Sense of Place” Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA (Sep 7 – Oct 12, 2018)
2018 “Abstract Catalyst #5” Verum Ultimum Art Gallery, Portland, OR (Aug 25 – Sep 25, 2018)
2018 “31st September Competition” Alexandria Museum of Art, Alexandria, LA (Jul 6-Oct 20, 2018)
2018 “#Day25000” {POEM 88} Gallery, Atlanta, GA (Jun 30 – Jul 14, 2018) – SOLO SHOW
2018 “#NthDerivatives of #Day25000” (32 pp.) – Artist Book
2018 “THREE” National Juried Exhibition, Attleboro Arts Museum, Attleboro, MA (Jun 14 – Jul 13, 2018)
2018 South Cobb Arts Alliance “Creative Explorations in Mixed Media Exhibition” Mable House Arts Center, Mableton, GA (Jun 11 – Jul 25, 2018)
2018 “Psi-Ancestors – Congress Myth, A Story in 16 Chapters” (34 pp.) – Artist Book
2017-18 “Et Tu, Art Brute?” Andrew Edlin Gallery, NY, NY (Nov 17, 2017 -Jan 28, 2018)
2017 “Psign to Psymbol: an archaeology of art. In Psitu,” 170 Ottley Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA (Sep 17 – Oct 29, 2017) – Installation
2017 South Cobb Arts Alliance “30th National Juried Exhibition” Mable House Arts Center, Mableton, GA (Aug 14 – Sep 20, 2017)
2017 “Art Vandenberg: Steles” part of Correspondences series {POEM 88} Gallery, Atlanta, GA (Jun 17 – Jun 24, 2017) – SOLO SHOW
2017 “REMIX” Ann Arbor Art Center, Ann Arbor, MI (Jun 8 – Jul 22, 2017)
2017 “#Tipis Installation at Floataway Community,” 1123 Zonolite Rd, Atlanta, GA (Apr – Aug 2017) – Installation
2017 “Exhibition: Choice” 2017 Atlanta Photography Group member show, Atlanta, GA (Mar 30 – Apr 29, 2017)
2016 “#TipisEight & Recent Work – Art Party,” 1096 Clifton RD NE, Atlanta, GA, GA (Nov 5, 2016)
2016 “A Sense of Place” Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA (Sep 9 – Oct 14, 2016)
2016 “#Tipis in Freedom Park" installation (Temporary Art Permit), Freedom Park, Atlanta, GA (Aug 20, 2016) – Installation
2016 “#Tipis” installation Square Mile Gallery, Clarkston, GA (Jul 23, 2016) – Installation
2016 “National Juried Competition: Works On Paper-2016” Honorable Mention, Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, Long Beach Island, NJ (Jul 1 – Jul 20, 2016)
2016 “#CosmicTipi” installation Emory Village, Atlanta, GA (Jun 20, 2016) – Installation
2016 “Metro Montage XVI” Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art, Marietta, GA (Jul 9 – Sep 11, 2016)
2016 “#MemoriesTipi” installation Ponce De Leon Av./Springdale Rd., Atlanta, GA (Apr 22, 2016) – Installation
2016 “#ManySelvesTipi” installation 1341 S. Ponce De Leon Av. NE, Atlanta, GA (Feb 22, 2016) – Installation
2015 “#WalkAboutTipi & Friends” installation 1096 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA (Dec 26 – Dec 27, 2015) –Installation
2015 “#TalismanTipi” installation Dellwood Park, Olmstead Linear Park, Atlanta, GA (Oct 27, 2015) –Installation
2015 “#KarmaTipi” installation Freedom Park Atlanta, GA (Aug 29, 2015) – Installation
2015 “Sprawl! Drawing Outside the Lines” High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA. Purchase with the Antinori Fund, 2015.150 a-c (Jul 18 – Oct 4, 2015)
2015 “Atlanta Elements,” Stark Art Pop Up Gallery, Atlanta, GA (Jan 30 – Mar 2015)
2014 “Buckhead Walkabout – ‘Map Inset’” invited installation, Stark Art Pop Up Gallery, Atlanta, GA –Installation
2014 “Buckhead Walkabout Map” invited installation, Stark Art Pop Up Gallery, Atlanta, GA – Installation
1980 “Atlanta College of Art Show,” invited exhibition, Atlanta, GA
1980 “Arts Festival of Atlanta, Regional Exhibit,” Atlanta, GA
1979 “The Great Atlanta-New York Sculpture Exchange,” 14 Sculptors Gallery, NY, NY
1979 “PSIGN TO PSYMBOL: an archaeology of art.” Georgia State University Gallery, Art and Music Building (May 21 – May 25, 1979) – MASTERS SOLO SHOW
1979 PSIGN to PSYMBOL: an archaeology of art, Georgia State University, 216 pp. (Catalog Number: N6537.V35 A35 1979
Thesis available at: scholarworks.gsu.edu/art_design_theses/169) – Master of Visual Arts Thesis
1978 “Swarthmore Alumni Art Exhibition,” Wilcox Gallery, Swarthmore, PA – Installation
1978 “DRAWIN’ – GEORGIA SPECIES. Arte Fissal Theory of Allusion. /OAR IN UTTER VERSE,” environmental installation + writing, 1201 Mansfield Av., Atlanta, GA
1978 “PROJECT GEMINI/ONLY THE CHANGES HAVE BEEN NAMED TO PROJECT THE INNOCENT,” environmental installation + writing grant, Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs, Piedmont Park & Grant Park, Atlanta, GA.
1978 “MOON SIGNS (MOVIN’ SIGNS) (MOOIN’ & SIGHIN’S) DAY SIGNS.
Or (o’er) (oar) (ore) (aura) (or uh)
OM IS WHERE THE ART IS,” environmental installation + writing NE Corner of Moreland & Mansfield Avenues, Atlanta, GA
1978 “Interior Installation Grant, Atlanta Arts Festival,” Atlanta, GA – Installation
1978 “Dimensions,” Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
1977 “951-957 Peachtree,” Atlanta, GA – Installation
1976-1978 “Paintings,” Morning Star Café, Little Five Points, Atlanta, GA – Installation
1975-1977 “Arts Festival of Atlanta” Juried exhibition, Atlanta, GA
1973 “59th Annual Delaware Art Show,” Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE
REVIEWS of WORK
Jerry Cullum, “A Knotty String of Life: Art Vandenberg at Poem 88,” 10 Jul 2018. BURNAWAY.org review of “#Day25000” solo show at {POEM88}, Atlanta, GA. https://burnaway.org/review/art-vandenberg-poem-88/
Rebecca Brantley, “Review: Poem 88’s ‘Correspondences’ series brings us back to balance,” 7 Jul 2017. ArtsATL.com review of “Art Vandenberg: Steles” solo show at {POEM88}, Atlanta, GA. http://artsatl.com/review-poem-88s-correspondences-series-brings-balance/
Elizabeth Smith, “Deep in the Mix: REMIX & ReMIXED Reality at Ann Arbor Art Center,” 27 Jun 2017. Pulp@aadl.org review of REMIX, Ann Arbor Art Center, MI. http://pulp.aadl.org/node/362336
Dr. Tom Mack, “Juried art exhibition opens at Gertrude Herbert Institute,” 23 Sep 2016, Aiken Standard, SC, p. 2C. Review of “A Sense of Place,” Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA.
Pat Johnson, “National Competition ‘Works on Paper’ at the Long Beach Island Foundation,” 13 Jul 2016, TheSandpaper.net, Long Beach Island, NJ. Review of “National Juried Competition: Works On Paper-2016,” Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences. http://thesandpaper.villagesoup.com/p/national-competition-works-on-paper-at-the-long-beach-island-foundation/1547104
INTERVIEW/PROFILE
VoyageATL, “Check out Art Vandenberg’s Artwork,” 15 May 2018. VoyageATL.com http://voyageatl.com/interview/check-art-vandenbergs-artwork/
MASTERS SOLO SHOW
1979 “PSIGN to PSYMBOL: an archaeology of art,” Masters Exhibition and Thesis, Georgia State University Gallery, Atlanta, GA
ILLUSTRATIONS
1975 GREAT SPECKLED BIRD, Atlanta Cooperative News Project, Atlanta GA Volume 8, Numbers: 1, 5, 6, 14, 16, 30 and 40 (Jan.-Oct. 1975)
MASTERS of VISUAL ART THESIS
1979 PSIGN to PSYMBOL: an archaeology of art, Georgia State University, 216 pp. (Catalog Number: N6537.V35 A35 1979
Thesis available at: scholarworks.gsu.edu/art_design_theses/169)
Graduate Advisors:
Medford Johnston; George Beasley; Richard A. Moore
INFORMATION & COMPUTER SCIENCE (left brain)
2010-2012 Account Manager – Function Research, Customer Relations, Information Systems & Technology, Georgia State University
2007-2012 Chair, SURAgrid Governance Committee, Southeastern Universities Research Association
2000-2009 Director, Advanced Campus Services, Information Systems & Technology, Georgia State University
1998-2000 Director, University Information Services, Information Systems & Technology, Georgia State University
1997-1998 University Data Administrator, Information Systems & Technology, Georgia State University
1995-1997 Director, Planning and Programs, Office of Information Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology
1992-1995 Director, Information Systems & Services, Office of Information Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology
1991-1992 Assistant Director, Information Systems & Services, Office of Information Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology
1990-1991 Research Scientist II, Database Administration Manager, Office of Computing Services, Georgia Institute of Technology
1989-1989 Research Scientist I, Acting Database Administrator, Office of Computing Services, Georgia Institute of Technology
1986-1989 Research Scientist I, Application Development Group Manager, Computer Related Services Department, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1983-1986 Systems Analyst I, Computer Related Services Department, Georgia Tech Research Institute
1982-1983 Library Assistant, Government Documents, Georgia Institute of Technology
1977-1980 Library Assistant, Georgia State University
PUBLICATIONS
A. Work in Refereed Journals
1. Davia, C., Gowen, S., Ghezzo, G., Harris, R., Horne, M, Potter, C., Pitt, S. P., Vandenberg, A., and Xiong, N., “Cloud computing services and architecture for education,” Int. J. Cloud Computing, Vol. 2, No. 2/3, pp. 213-236, Jan, 2013.
2. Xiong, N., Han, W., and Vandenberg, A., “Green cloud computing schemes based on networks: a survey,” IET Communications Vol. 6, No. 18, pp. 3294-3300, 18 Dec. 2012.
3. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K., and Vandenberg, A., “A Systematic Approach for VSM-based Web Page Classification,” Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 107-122, Jul 1, 2012.
4. Xiong, N., Vandenberg, A., Russell, M. L., Robinson, K. P., Rindos, A. and Pan Y. (2011) “Sharing Computing Resources to Satisfy Multi-Cloud User Requirements,” Int. J. Cloud Computing, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 81-100.
5. Xiong, N., Vasilakos, A. V., Yang, L. T., Pan, Y., Wang, C-X and Vandenberg, A., “Distributed Explicit Rate Schemes in Multi-input Multi-output Network Systems,” IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part C: Applications and Reviews, Volume 40, No. 4, pp. 448-459, Jul 2010.
6. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K. and Vandenberg, A., “SOM Clustering to Promote Interoperability of Directory Metadata: A Grid-Enabled Genetic Algorithm Approach,” Journal of Universal Computer Science, vol. 16, no. 5 (2010), 800-820, Mar 2010.
7. Xie, C., Chen, G., Vandenberg, A. and Pan, Y., “Analysis of Hybrid P2P Overlay Network Topology,” Computer Communications, Vol. 31, Issue 2, Feb. 2008.
8. Liang, J., Vaishnavi, V. K., and Vandenberg, A., “Clustering of LDAP Directory Schemas to Facilitate Information Resources Interoperability Across Organizations,” IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part A: Systems and Human, v. 36:4, pp. 631-642, Jul 2006.
9. Vaishnavi, V. K., Vandenberg, A., Zheng, G. and Singh, R. G., “Semantic Heterogeneity: Problem and Solution Frameworks,” Computing Letters, v.1:2, pp. 75-82, 2005.
10. Ahmed, N., Pan, Y., and Vandenberg, A., “Memory Efficient Pair-wise Genome Alignment Algorithm -- A Small-Scale Application with Grid Potential,” in Grid and Cooperative Computing – H. Jin, Y. Pan, N/ Xiao, and J. Sun (Eds.): GCC 2004: LNCS 3251, pp. 777-782, 2004. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004.
B. Work in Refereed Conference Proceedings
1. Vandenberg, A., “A VCL Case Study: An OSG Job Submit Image to Access Grid Resources,” Presentation, 1st International IBM Cloud Academy Conference, Apr 19-20, 2012, Raleigh, NC.
2. Chen, H., Zhou, C., Qin, Y., Vandenberg, A., Vasilakos, A.V. and Xiong, N., “Petri Net Modeling of the reconfigurable protocol stack for Cloud Computing Control Systems,” the 2nd IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science (Cloud computing 2010), Paper 218, pp. 393-400, Nov. 30-Dec. 3, 2010, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
3. Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V. K., Duraisamy, S. and Deng, T, “Dynamically Generating Context-Relevant Sub-Webs,” Proceedings 5th International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology, St. Gallen, Switzerland, Jun 3-5, 2010; in R. Winter, J.L. Zhao, and S. Aier (Eds.): DESRIST 2010, LNCS 6105, pp. 270--285. Springer, Heidelberg (2010).
4. Xiong, N., Vandenberg, A., Russell, M. L. and Robinson, K. P., “A Multi-Cloud Computing Scheme for Sharing Computing Resources to Satisfy Local Cloud User Requirements,” 3rd International Conference on the Virtual Computing Initiative, Oct 22-23, 2009, No. 1, pp. 1-10, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA.
5. Vaishnavi, V., Vandenberg, A., Zhang, Y. and Duraisamy, S., “Towards Design Principles for Effective Context- and Perspective-Based Web Mining,” Proceedings 4th International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST 2009), Malvern, PA, May 6-8, 2009.
6. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A., “Generating Dynamic and Adaptable Categorization Structures for Websites” Eighteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS'08), Paris, France, Dec 13-14, 2008.
7. Zheng, G., Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A. “A Multidimensional and Visual Exploration System for Multi-Project Management” Eighteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS'08), Paris, France, Dec 13-14, 2008.
8. Zheng, G., Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A., “A Multidimensional and Visual Exploration Approach to Project Prioritization,” Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST 2008), V. Vaishnavi & R. Baskerville, Eds., Atlanta, Georgia, May 7-9, 2008.
9. Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V., Lei, L. and Pandya, M., “LAIDBACK: A Workbench for User-Driven Dynamic Web Mining,” Proceedings 2nd International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems & Technology (DESRIST 2007), Claremont, California, May 13-15, 2007.
10. Calin-Jageman, R. J., Xie, C., Pan, Y., Vandenberg, A. and Katz, P. S., “NEURONgrid: A Toolkit for Generating Parameter-Space Maps using NEURON in a Grid Environment,” Proceedings of the 2007 International Symposium on Bioinformatics Research and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, Atlanta, Georgia, May 7-10, 2007.
11. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K., and Vandenberg, A., “Towards User-Centric, Dynamic, and Adaptable Knowledge Models for World Wide Web,” Sixteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS'06), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, in Dec 9-10, 2006.
12. Vaishnavi, V., Vandenberg, A., Baskerville, R. and Zheng, G., “TQN: A Novel Approach to Generating Information Security Data,” Sixteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS'06), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, Dec 9-10, 2006.
13. Zheng, G., Vance, T., Sainsbury, R., Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V. and Baskerville, R., “TQN Prototype: A Novel Approach to Generating Information Security Data,” Sixteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS'06), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, Dec 9-10, 2006.
14. Metikurke, S., Vaishnavi, V. K., Vandenberg, A., Li, L., “Grid-Enabled Automatic Web Page Classification,” Proceedings IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence Conference, Vancouver, Canada, Jul 16-21, 2006.
15. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K. and Vandenberg, A., “A Genetic Algorithm Based Approach for Systematic SOM Clustering of Directory Metadata,” Proceedings 2006 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing, Atlanta, Georgia, pp. 643-646, May 10-12, 2006.
16. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K., Vandenberg, A. and Metikurke, S., “Generating Dynamic and Adaptive Knowledge Models for Web-Based Resources,” Proceedings 1st International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems & Technology, Claremont, California, pp. 56-82, Feb 24-25, 2006.
17. Ahmed, N., Pan, Y., Vandenberg, A, and Sun, Y., “Parallel Algorithm for Multiple Genome Alignment on the Grid Environment,” 6th International Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Scientific and Engineering Computing (PDSEC-05) in conjunction with 19th IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS-2005), Workshop 13, Denver, Colorado, USA, Apr 4-8, 2005.
18. Vandenberg, A., “Grid Computing for All, Sharing Resources, Sharing Results,” Keynote Speaker, ACMSE, 43rd ACM Southeast Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, v1, p. 3, Mar 18, 2005.
19. Li, L., Singh, R. G., Zheng, G., Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V. K., and Navathe, S. B., “A Methodology for Semantic Integration of Metadata in Bioinformatics Data Sources,” ACMSE, 43rd ACM Southeast Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, v1, pp. 131-136, Mar 18-20, 2005.
20. Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A., “An Architecture for Semantic Facilitation and Reuse of Directory Metadata,” Proceedings 2004 International Conference on Information and Knowledge Engineering, IKE’04: Jun 21-24, pp. 332-336, 2004, Las Vegas Nevada, USA.
21. Vandenberg, A., Bolet, V. and Bustos, R., Shibboleth Pilot – Local Authentication and Authorization Control for Access to Remote Web Resources. 32nd University System Annual Computing Conference, Eatonton, GA, Oct 24, 2003.
22. Vandenberg, A. Faculty/Staff/Student Collaboration: Promoting Interoperability for Directories of the Future. 32nd University System Annual Computing Conference, Eatonton, GA, Oct 23, 2003.
23. Vandenberg, A. and Bolet, V., Getting Grids Going – Building a GRID Infrastructure. 32nd University System Annual Computing Conference, Eatonton, GA, Oct 22, 2003.
24. Kuechler, D., Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A. An Architecture to Support Communities of Interest Using Directory Services Capabilities. Proceedings of the 36th Hawaii International Conference on System and Sciences, IEEE, 2003.
25. Vandenberg, A. Directory and Person Registry Implementation Details. University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, Georgia, Oct 24-26, 2001.
26. Vandenberg, A. Case Study: Establishing Momentum for Implementing Directory & Public Key Infrastructure. CUMREC 2001 The Higher Education Administrative Technology Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, May 13-16, 2001.
27. Vandenberg, A. Why Is PKI Like Y2K? Future Lessons from the Past. University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, Georgia, Oct 25-27, 2000.
28. Vandenberg, A. Przystas, F. Implementing Infrastructure for the eUniversity. University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, Georgia, Oct 25-27, 2000.
29. Fritz, M.B., Vandenberg, A. Factors Investigated in Georgia Tech Telecommuting Study. Telework: Atlanta During the Olympics and the Promise for the Future, A Conference Sponsored by The Fiscal Research Program School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, Mar 7, 1997
30. Vandenberg, A. Finding a Voice: Actualizing the Virtual Office. 1996 Rock Eagle Proceedings, University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, Georgia, Oct 23-25, 1996.
31. Vandenberg, A. Designing, Monitoring, and Modifying Dynamic Distributed Configurations. 1993 Rock Eagle Proceedings, University System of Georgia Annual Computing Conference, Rock Eagle, Georgia, Nov 3-5, 1993.
32. Vandenberg, A. Performance Modeling for Optimal Implementation of Distributed Configurations. 1993 International Oracle User Week Proceedings, Orlando, Florida, Sep 26 - Oct 1, 1993
33. Brown, CT, Mishra, S, Vandenberg, A. Using ORACLE to Access and Manage non-ORACLE Data in a Client/Server Architecture. 1993 Conference for Oracle Developers, Integrators, Resellors and Consultants Proceedings, San Francisco, California, Apr 25-28, 1993.
C. Other Refereed Panels, Tutorials, Posters & Presentations
1. Davia, C., Ghezzo, G., Gowen, S., Harris, R., Horne, M., Potter, C., Pitt, S.P., Vandenberg, A. and Xiong, N., “Cloud Computing Services and Architecture for Education,” presentation, 1st International IBM Cloud Academy Conference, Apr 19-20, 2012, Raleigh, NC.
2. Reed, P. J., Vandenberg, A. and Wang, G., “196 Million Pixels: An Immersive Visualization Experience,” Poster, American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting, 5-9 Dec 2011, San Francisco, CA.
3. Xiong, N., Vandenberg, A., Eriksen, M., Rothenberg, R., Pan, Y., Maglio, P. and Kieliszewski, C., “Institutional Health - a Metaphor for Georgia State, IBM Collaboration with Possibilities for Virtual Components,” Poster, IBM University Day, May 2, 2011, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA.
4. Crane, G., Kaiser, H., Trauner, M., Vandenberg, A. and Yafchak, M., “Developing Regional Grid Technology Support for TATRC Programs,” Poster, MMVR15 Conference, Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 15, Long Beach, California, Feb 6-10, 2007.
5. Russell, M. L., Vandenberg, A., and Xiong, N. “An Analysis of Full Cost Student Computing Labs and Potential for Virtual Computing Options,” Poster, 3rd International Conference on the Virtual Computing Initiative, Oct 22-23, 2009, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA.
6. Halappanavar, M., Robinson, J-P., Vandenberg, A. and Yafchak, M. F., “Application Driven Design for a Large-Scale, Multi-Purpose Grid Infrastructure,” Internet2 Fall Members’ Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, Dec 6, 2006.
7. Vandenberg, A., “Building Enterprise-based Research Computing Infrastructure,” Georgia State University ACM Student Chapter, Atlanta, Georgia, Sep 27, 2006.
8. Vandenberg, A., Rangaswamy, V., Metikurke, S., Zheng, G., Li L., Vaishnavi, V., Navathe, S., Shaw, C. D., and Gromala, D., “Research Prototype Demonstration: Self-Organized, Adaptive Information Integration for Web-Based Resources,” 15th Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, p. 256, Dec 10-11, 2005.
9. Vandenberg, A., Li, L., Vaishnavi, V. K, Harrison, R. W., Navathe, S. B., “Toward Automated Discovery and Integration of Bioinformatics Data Sources,” Bridging Knowledge Gaps in Computational Biology, SAS Campus, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, Sep 22-23, 2005.
10. Yafchak, M. F., Jokl, J., Adiga, A., and Vandenberg, A., “Development & Implementation of an Inter-institutional Multi-purpose Grid,” Internet2 Fall Members’ Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sep 22, 2005.
11. Yafchak, M. F. and Vandenberg, A., “Identifying & Fostering Applications on a Multi-purpose Grid,” GGF14, Global Grid Forum, Chicago, Illinois, Jun 29, 2005.
12. Educause 2004 Annual Conference pre-conference seminar, “Perspectives from Campus and Research Middleware Integration: Sharing Resources – Sharing Results,” Denver, Colorado, Oct 19-22, 2004.
13. Vandenberg, A., “Technical and Policy Solutions for an Inter-Institutional Grid,” Fall 2004 Internet2 Member Meeting, Austin, TX, Sep 27-Oct 1, 2004.
14. Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V. and Li, L., “What we’ve been doing, What we’d like to do… Information Integration Using Metadata,” presentation for Brains & Behavior – Adaptability and Behavior Working Group, Georgia State University, Mar 14, 2005.
15. Vandenberg, A., Vaishnavi, V., and Shaw, C. D., “Promoting Semantic Interoperability of Metadata for Directories of the Future,” Fall 2003 Internet2 Member Meeting in Indianapolis, IN, Oct 16, 2003.
16. Vandenberg, A., “NMI Testbed GRID Utility for Virtual Organization,” Spring 2004 Internet2 Member Meeting, Arlington, VA, Apr 20, 2004.
17. Yafchak, M. F., Vandenberg, A., Boisseau, J., McKee, S. and Redman, S., “Taking Grids out of the Lab and onto the Campus,” Globusworld 2004, Globusworld.org, San Francisco, CA, Jan 20-23, 2004.
18. Vandenberg, A. Enterprise Directory Implementation Roadmap – Directions Provided. Educause 2003 Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA, Nov 06, 2003.
19. Vandenberg, A, Liang, J., Bolet, V., Kou, H., Vaishnavi, V. and Kuechler, D., Research Prototype: Semantic FacilitatorTM SM for LDAP Directory Services. Proceedings of the 12th Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems, Barcelona, Spain, 2002.
20. Vandenberg, A. Maximizing Relational Access to Institute Data: Establishing Transparent Solutions to Minimize Effects of Technology Change. CAUSE 94 Conference, Poster Session, Orlando, Florida, Dec 1, 1994.
21. Vandenberg, A. Implementing the Office of the Future: A Practical Approach to the Virtual Office. CAUSE 96 Conference, Poster Session, San Francisco, California, Dec 3-6, 1996.
D. Technical Reports & Case Studies
1. Baskerville, R. Grace, M., Straub, D., Stucke, C., Vaishnavi, V., Vandenberg, A., Bellard, M., Bloomquist, D., Sainsbury, R., Vance, T., Zheng, G., “Generating Aggregated Information Security Data,” Technical Report, Georgia State University, Jun 30, 2007.
2. Adiga, A., Barzee, K., Bolet, V., Henderson, S., Jokl, J., McKee, S., Perez, J., Robinson, J-P., Vandenberg, A. and Yafchak, M. F., “Building a Campus Grid: Concepts and Technologies,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series: Supplemental Documentation, Rev. 1.1, (a technical supplement to the NMI Testbed Grid case study, “Exploring Technical and Policy Considerations for Inter-Institutional Grids”), Southeastern Universities Research Association, Sep 21, 2005.
3. Vandenberg, A., “Georgia State University: Shifting the Grid Paradigm with NMI,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, May 2005.
4. Adiga, A., Henderson, S., Jokl, J., McKee, S., Perez, J., Robinson, J-P., Vandenberg, A., Yafchak, M. F. and Barzee, K., “Authentication & Authorization in SURAgrid: Concepts and Technologies,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series: Supplemental Documentation,
5. Vandenberg, A. and He, X., “Georgia State University: NMI Grid Middleware Enhances Georgia State’s Cosmic Ray Muon Project,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, Nov 2004.
6. Yafchak, M. F. and Vandenberg, A., “Exploring Technical and Policy Considerations for Inter-Institutional Grids: NMI Testbed Grid,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series, Southeastern Universities Research Association, Nov 2004.
7. Vandenberg, A., “Georgia State University: Building an Identity Management Infrastructure for the eUniversity,” NSF Middleware Initiative (NMI) Integration Testbed Case Study Series, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, Oct 2004.
8. Yafchak, M. F. and Vandenberg, A., “Dynamics of a Utility Grid for Research & Education: Technical, Policy and Social Considerations,” Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium 2004, Oct 6-7, 2004, Norman, Oklahoma.
9. Vandenberg, A. Taking Grids out of the Lab and onto the Campus at Georgia State University – Case Study. Fall 2003 Internet2 Member Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, Oct 15, 2003.
RESEARCH GRANTS
NSF Division of Computer and Communication Foundations, Award # 0812795
Vaishnavi (PI) 2/01/2008–1/31/2009 $9,500
Student Participation in 3rd International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems & Technology and Associated Doctoral Consortium
This proposal supported student participation with the 3rd International Conference on Design Science in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST 2008) and an associated Doctoral Consortium on conducting design science research in information systems and technology being organized by Georgia State University May 7-9, 2008. The objective of the Doctoral Consortium was to create an opportunity for Doctoral Students to engage directly with Research Faculty mentors in a discussion and critique of high quality design science research in information systems and technology.
Role: Co-PI
NSF ITR – Information & Intelligent Systems, Award # 0312636
Vaishnavi (PI) 9/01/2003–8/31/2007 $252,000
ITR-Promoting Semantic Interoperability of Metadata for Directories of the Future
This research investigated semantic resolution of heterogeneous metadata using a novel approach based on the proposition that monitoring, clustering, and appropriate visualization of cross-organizational metadata can help to identify patterns of practice and evolving standards, and to promote and facilitate the reuse of such metadata, which in turn can lead to automatic dynamic evolution of standards.
Role: Co-PI
Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA-2006-506)
Vandenberg (PI) 4/17/2006–6/17/2007 $25,000
Developing Regional Grid Technology Support for TATRC Programs - sub-award from Army Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC).
Conducted an inventory and analysis of TATRC-funded projects within the SURA region and identified a set of TATRC funded projects/programs that could be enhanced by access to a grid of computational resources available through a common web based grid portal. SURAgrid represents a regional grid resource that could enhance capabilities of TATRC researchers while benefiting from collaborative application development with SURA and Louisiana State University.
Role: PI
Research team Grant, Georgia State University, Off. of the Vice President for Research
Baskerville (PI) 7/1/2006–6/30/2007 $15,000
Information Technology Risk Management: Selective Shared Risk Network
Computer and network security risks are serious threats to organizations. Knowing vulnerabilities and a limited sample of attacks is insufficient to perform organizational risk analysis. To evaluate the risk of future losses, risk theory requires a broad sampling of past losses by category of loss. The research team proposed a radically novel Selective Shared Risk Network (SSRN) so organizations can compare their risk profile to a benchmark of similar organizations where each company’s identity is anonymous, data risk is limited by storing it only on their local system, each company has controls release of their data and yet has access to aggregated, valid data that provides concise security risk data. Work resulted in two US Patents as well as European and Australian Patents (see PATENTS below)
Role: Co-PI
Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA-2005-305)
Vandenberg (PI) 3/01/2005–3/31/2006 $25,000
SURAGrid Application Development and Documentation
Fostered the expansion and documentation of the set of applications running on the SURAGrid, in specific support of regional objectives to deploy “real” grid applications with relevance to SURA programs and expanding SURA member collaboration. Increased the quantity and utility (accessibility, accuracy, currency) of data in the Catalog of Grid Applications, particularly incorporating documentation of the SURA Grid application set, and explored mechanisms to automate Catalog growth and currency.
Role: PI
Southeastern Universities Research Assn. (subaward to NSF Contract #ANI-0123937)
Vandenberg (PI) 4/01/2002–1/31/2005 $58,158
Supporting Research and Collaboration through Integrated Middleware
The NSF Middleware Initiative was part of NFS’ overall effort to develop and disseminate software that lets scientists and educators share resources and collaborate across the Internet, providing practical deployment and evaluation via the NMI Integration Testbed. Managed by SURA, eight testbed universities closely coordinated an effort to deploy and evaluate NMI technologies, including GRID and directory components.
· NMI Intra-Testbed GRID 9/19/2003–1/31/2005 – Georgia State University GRID demonstration and enterprise integration. A project to deploy an intra-testbed grid with a level of shared access adequate for demonstrating a persistent working grid to researchers. Including investigation of emerging portal software, exploring linking of grid authentication to enterprise authentication, and developing a catalog of existing and potential grid applications.
· NMI Intra-Testbed GRIDNSF-REU Supplement 5/2003–8/31/2004 – Research Experiences for Undergraduates. Funding Research Experience for Undergraduates who worked with middleware development/deployment. Student opportunities included interacting with NSF Middleware Initiative developers, program management and outreach, and broader middleware community. Projects included the “Muon particle detector GRID for K-12.”
Role: PI
Sun Microsystems Academic Equipment Grant Approval Number EDUD: 7824-010460-US
Vandenberg (PI) 09/26/2001–2006 $111,515
Directory Services for Communities of Interest
This project funded acquisition of research computing hardware and directory software. 12 Sun Netra X1 servers, 2 database machines, tape backup system with media, and iPlanet directory software are used in development of directory infrastructure initiatives and other middleware deployment, including GRID technology components.
Role: PI
SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES
Petit Science Center Visualization Wall & University Library CURVE. Managed implementation (Spring 2010) of 200 Million pixel visualization wall, one of largest high-resolution, tiled displays in the world. Nearly 200 events scheduled in first 18 months of use, with 1500+ persons attending. Faculty in computer science, geosciences, biology, chemistry, applied linguistics, international business, public health, library, art and history use visualization to understand complex data in highly interactive, exploratory, collaborative research. This led in 2014 to the follow-on “CURVE: Collaborative University Research and Visualization Environment” in the GSU University Library. In both instances, there was, and is, significant contributing involvement of students, undergraduate and graduate.
Chair, SURAgrid Governance Committee. SURAgrid is a consortium of organizations collaborating and combining high performance computing and advanced networking resources to improve the research and learning infrastructure of the SURA region. SURAgrid is an outcome of NSF Award Contract #ANI-0123937, 4/01/2002–8/31/2004: “Supporting Research and Collaboration through Integrated Middleware” funded through Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA), Educause and Internet2. This award was part of NSF’s overall effort to develop and disseminate software that lets scientists and educators share resources and collaborate across the Internet. SURA institutions participating in this award, including Georgia State University, continued a practical deployment and evaluation effort of grid middleware by creating SURAgrid. SURAgrid grew from a testbed of eight universities that participated in a closely coordinated effort to deploy and evaluate NMI technologies, including GRID and directory components. The vision for SURAgrid is to orchestrate access to a rich set of cyberinfrastructure capabilities to meet diverse needs of university researchers and educators. Capabilities being cultivated include locally contributed high performance computing resources, project-specific tools and environments, shared access to highly specialized high performance computing and cyberinfrastructure resources, and gateways to national and international cyberinfrastructure.
Information Technology Risk Management Working Group. Participated with Georgia State University researchers and technology professionals in investigating a novel approach to assessing information technology risk. Security losses are a crippling problem for information systems, often because of poor security investment decisions. To make well-informed decisions, there is a need for information security risk management benchmarking that requires the availability of industry-wide data on security breaches and losses. One reason for the non-availability of such data is that often the disclosure of such data carries the risk of damage to the reputation of the organization. Work has resulted in two US Patents as well as European and Australian Patents (see PATENTS below). TQN provides a secure way of anonymously sharing aggregated risk information, facilitating improvements in how sites manage and control technology risk. 3 students involved during 3 years.
Georgia State Information Integration Lab. Lab was an outcome of National Science Foundation ITR – Information & Intelligent Systems, Award # 0312636, 9/01/2003–8/31/2006 “ITR-Promoting Semantic Interoperability of Metadata for Directories of the Future.” The research investigated resolving semantics of heterogeneous metadata using a novel approach based on the proposition that monitoring, clustering, and appropriate visualization of cross-organizational metadata can help to identify patterns of practice and evolving standards, and to promote and facilitate the reuse of such metadata, which in turn can lead to automatic dynamic evolution of standards. Research generalized to design approaches for information integration in other areas of metadata, including web-based resources, or, for example, complex information security data. 21 students involved during 7 years.
PATENTS
United States Patent No. 8,910,237, Dec 9, 2014, Trusted Query Network Systems and Methods, Inventors: Baskerville, R. and Vandenberg, A. and Bertolotti, D. and Duraisamy, S.
https://www.google.com/patents/US8910237
– European Patent No. 2454845 B1, Nov. 6, 2013
http://www.google.com/patents/EP2454845B1?cl=en
– Australian Patent No. 2010273279, Dec. 5, 2013
http://pericles.ipaustralia.gov.au/ols/auspat/applicationDetails.do?applicationNo=2010273279#
United States Patent No. 8,775,402, Jul. 8, 2014, Trusted Query Network Systems and Methods, Inventors: Baskerville, R. and Grace, M. and Straub, D. and Stucke, C. and Vaishnavi, V. and Vandenberg, A. and Sainsbury, R. and Zheng, G. and Bloomquist, D. and Bellard, M. and Vance, A.
https://www.google.com/patents/US8775402
ADDITIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT
Thesis Advisor: Master’s Thesis Committee for Brian Brooks, Kennesaw State University
Postgraduate-Scholar Sponsor Postgraduate-scholar sponsor for Dr. Naixue Xiong, Postdoctoral Associate.