Mark
Roantree B.Sc. M.Sc. Ph.D.
Dr. Mark Roantree is a Senior Lecturer with 25
years experience in both an academic and industrial capacity. For 10 years, he
worked industry for Fujitsu and Symantec (both in
Since September 1994, Mark
has been a researcher
at
. Grant Support History
|
Project |
Description |
Amount |
Funding
Agency |
Dates |
|
XSPEED |
Hardware XML Acceleration |
317,000 |
EI (IR) |
Oct 09 Sep 11 |
|
pSensor |
pHealth
Sensor Network |
349,438 |
EI (CFTD) |
Apr 09 Mar 2012 |
|
CLARITY |
Metadata Service |
100,000 |
SFI (collaborator) |
Oct 2008 Sep 2012 |
|
FASTX |
XML Database Optimisation |
264,640 |
EI (CFTD) |
Oct 2007 - Sep 2010 |
|
RSS SENSE |
Sensor Stream Merging |
75,302 |
EI (PoC) |
Oct 2007 Mar2009 |
|
ERCIM |
Mobility for FP7 Project Proposals |
50,000 |
IRCSET |
July 2007 Jun 2009 |
|
XPeer |
PICS Mobiloity Scheme |
16,600 |
IRCSET/CNRS |
Apr 2006 Apr2009 |
|
FAST |
XML Optimisation (Proof of Concept) |
50,474 |
EI (PoC) |
Oct 2005 - Mar 2007 |
|
X-LIM |
XQuery
for Large Scale Integration |
89,440 |
IRCSET (Basic Research) |
Oct 2003 - Sep 2005 |
|
EGTV |
Efficient Video Transactions |
94,100 |
EI (Research Innovation) |
Oct 2001 - Sep 2003 |
|
IOMPAR |
Object Interchange |
92,710 |
EI (Strategic) |
Oct 2000 - Sep 2002 |
|
OASIS |
Federated Healthcare System |
76,200 |
EI (Strategic) |
Oct 1998 Sep 2000 |
|
Various |
Travel, Collaboration & DCU Internal (1998-) |
36,000 |
|
|
|
TOTAL |
|
1,611,904 |
|
|
Since co-founding the
Interoperable Systems Group in 1998, Mark has obtained numerous research
grants, including two Enterprise Ireland strategic research grants in 1998 and 2000,
a Research Innovation Grant in 2001; a Basic Research Grant (funded by IRCSET)
in 2003, 2 E.I. Proof of Concept grant
in 2005 & 2007 and 2 E.I. CFTD in 2007 & 2009. The ISG has 14 research
staff: 2 members of faculty, 1 Post-Doc, 9 PhD students and 2 research
assistants.
Administration (within
DCU)
Over the last 10 years
I have served on various committees:
Administration (at EU
level)
I am currently on the Executive Committee of ERCIM where I am vice-chair of the Executive
Committee and chair of the Projects Task Group. ERCIM is the European Research
Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics - aims to foster collaborative work
within the European research community and to increase co-operation with
European industry. Leading research institutes from seventeen European
countries are members of ERCIM.
My role at this level is two-fold. Firstly, I am
responsible for encouraging and assisting the involvement of Irish researchers
(from the 7 universities) in international Working Groups and EU funding
proposals. Secondly (and at the European level), I am responsible for coordinating
the activities of the 20 Working Groups, promoting the scientific programme
within the groups, and developing the ERCIM strategy for generating proposals
and winning funding.
A list of Marks publications since 2000 can be
found on the ISG website.