LIST OF GRANTS FOR Professor Kate Smith-Miles

 

I have been awarded over $1.7 million in funds and over $117,700 in-kind contributions (plus granted software licenses worth over $270,000 per annum) as detailed below:

 

 

 
Amount (cash)
Amount (in-kind)

Granting Body

Chief Investigators

Project Title

Text Box: Australian Research Council

$245,000

 

ARC Discovery-Projects 2009-2011

GENG, SMITH-MILES & ZHOU

Automatic Human Age Estimation Based on Visual Information

$237,466

 

ARC Discovery-Projects 2004-2006

YEH, SMITH & CHAU

Concept-Based Multilingual Web Content Mining

$70,668 +

$15,000

$78,585

ARC Linkage – Projects 2004-2006 with Industry Partner Lincoln Indicators

SMITH & FLITMAN

Improving the modelling of insolvency risk and financial health

assessment of global companies using hybrid intelligent techniques

$70,668 +

$15,000

$46,200

ARC Linkage – Projects 2004-2006 with Industry Partner Baycorp Advantage

SMITH, LEE & GAYLER

Intelligent techniques to exploit the dynamic temporal structure in

detection of attacks in credit application fraud

$235,000

 

ARC Discovery-Projects 2002-2004

SMITH & KWOK

Realising the promise of neural networks for practical optimisation: improving their efficiency and effectiveness through chaotic dynamics and hardware implementation

$64,335 +

$65,000

 

$76,226

ARC SPIRT Scheme 2001

with industry partner AAMI

SMITH & WILLIS

A new approach to premium pricing in the insurance industry based on data mining

$64,335 +

$15,000

 

$18,000

ARC SPIRT Scheme 2001

with industry partner NEMMCO

SMITH & SUGIANTO

Dispatch optimisation and constraint modelling in the Australian National Electricity Market

$24,070

 

ARC IREX Scheme 2000 with University of Seville, Spain

SMITH, LOZANO & GUERRERO

Real-time metaheuristics for industrial problems: applications to cellular manufacturing, telecommunications, and logistics

$15,000

 

ARC Small Grants Scheme 1998

SMITH & ABRAMSON

A Field Programmable Custom Computer for Neural Network based Optimisation Algorithms

Text Box: International

$140,214

 

Spanish Commission for Science and Technology - 2003-2005

GUERRERO et al. & SMITH

Integrated Design and Manufacturing System for SMEs

 

$45,500

 

Spanish Commission of Science and Technology – Postdoctoral Research Grant, 1999

GUERRERO, LOZANO & SMITH

Funding of post-doctoral researcher to work in Australia on Meta-heuristics for Location-Allocation Problems

$3,700

 

University of Seville, Spain – Travel Grant, 1998

SMITH

Travel for planning of postdoctoral research programme for Dr. Guerrero

Text Box: Deakin

$128,128

 

Alfred Deakin Postdoctoral Fellowship Grant

SMITH-MILES & GENG

Automatic facial age estimation

$42, 576

 

Deakin Strategic Teaching and Learning Grant

SMITH-MILES, CAMPBELL, DEW, MORRIS, TAYLOR (CSIRO)

Improving the level of student engagement in lectures via a mobile-phone based audience response system: a trial of first-year IT units.

Text Box: Monash

$36,000

 

Monash University Research Fund (MURF), 2000

SMITH, SPITHILL & COPPEL

Mining the malaria genome: application of a neural network approach to genome and proteome analysis

$40,000

 

Faculty of Information Technology Research (FITR) fund, Monash University, 1999

SMITH

Funding of various data mining projects to develop the Data Mining Research Group

$34,000

 

Faculty of Information Technology Research (FITR) fund, 2001

SMITH

Establishment of a data mining software evaluation laboratory

$1,000

 

MURF Travel Grant, Round 2, 2000

SMITH

Funding for travel to Canada and the USA to write a book chapter, edit a book, and attend conferences

Text Box: Industry

$20,125

 

Blockbuster Australia, 2002

SMITH

Modelling the future revenue and churn rates of customers using data mining techniques

 

$35,085

 

Australian Associated Motor Insurers (AAMI), 2000 – in addition to ARC SPIRT contributions

SMITH & WILLIS

Data mining in the insurance industry

$26,000

 

Coles-Myer, 2001 – won through competitive tender

FLITMAN & SMITH

Marketing to individuals through data mining

$11,760

 

TAB Limited (NSW), 1999

SMITH

Increasing wagering turnover through data mining

$4,025

 

Short courses for industry, 1997-1998

SMITH

Data Mining course for industry

 

$23,500

SAS Institute, Software and Training Grant, 1998

SMITH

Evaluating Enterprise Miner® software and commercial use for 2 months (valued at $128,000 per year, plus training and support)

 

 

$140,000

SAS Institute, 2003

SMITH

License for SAS Enterprise Miner

 

 

$130,000

IBM, 2003

SMITH

License for IBM Intelligent Miner

 

$17,000

 

Lincoln Indicators

FLITMAN & SMITH

Data mining to improve financial health risk assessment

Text Box: Other

$26,000

 

Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing, Expertise Program Grants Scheme, 2001

SMITH & TANIAR

A comparison of parallelisation capabilities and scalability of clustering algorithms for data mining in very large databases

 

$50,000

 

Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing, Education Program Grants Scheme, 2001

TANIAR & SMITH

Parallel data mining techniques

 

$57,813

 

Australian Postgraduate Research Award (Priority), 1993-1996

SMITH

Solving combinatorial optimisation problems using neural networks

$30,000

 

CSIRO Supplementary Scholarship, 1993-1996

SMITH

Solving combinatorial optimisation problems using neural networks

 

 

I am also a named investigator on the successful ARC Research Network on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing (coordinated by University of Melbourne), which was awarded $2.25 million over 5 years (2005-2009).