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Accessibility & LanguagePre - 2014
Enterprise Ireland Commercialisation Fund Success
Dec
16
2014
Posted: 15:13 GMT
Congratulations to Dr. Hugh Melvin and Dr. Michael Schukat who have been successful in two Enterprise Ireland Commercialisation Fund proposals in which they are collaborating:
FarmEye:
Hugh and Michael are working with Dr Chaosheng Zhang of Geography, NUI Galway, on a web-based, real-time digital nutrient management system based on agronomy modelling, precision location and GIS for land management practitioners. The budget for Discipline of Information Technology is €120,000 over 18 months.
SCAMPS:
This is a collaborative project between the Nimbus Research Centre @ Cork Institute of Technology and our Cyber Security Research Group here at NUI Galway. It aims to develop a Cloud / IoT-based infrastructure that allow operators of multiple energy generation and similar assets to centrally control, monitor performance and manage repairs/maintenance cost effectively. The total budget for the Discipline of Information Technology is €70,000 over 12 months.
