Traffic estimation tool makes predictions from sparse public data
TranSEC delivers real-time estimations of street-level traffic that engineers can use to manage citywide traffic flow.
Maximizing a vaccine campaign by analyzing social interactions
Researchers have developed an algorithm that may optimize vaccine distribution by targeting the people that have the maximum reachability into their social network.
Using RPA to help verify broadband compliance
The organization that administers the Universal Service Fund is looking to robotic process automation to help it verify that carriers are providing the services subscribers expect.
FedRAMP transitioning to meet latest NIST controls
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is updating its materials to align with the latest cloud security guidance issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Robotic dogs patrol Tyndall AFB
The unmanned ground vehicles, which resemble headless robot dogs, use on-board computers, cameras and other detection devices as they patrol a set path scouting for threats.
Traffic forecasting for every city?
Using a new transfer learning approach, researchers were able to analyze traffic data from the San Francisco region and forecast traffic flow in the Los Angeles region and vice versa.
Making data analysis accessible across the Army
Vantage’s data integration and management capabilities are coupled with visual tools to help users develop, deploy and operationalize analysis for operational and tactical planning.
AF VAULT holds decision-making toolkit
The Air Force’s Visible, Accessible, Understandable, Linked and Trustworthy platform gives personnel secure, cloud-based tools for connecting with data that is essential to mission and readiness success.
DRUID expands Army’s development environment
The publicly accessible environment supports cloud-based continuous integration/continuous delivery processes in legacy systems and deployment models.
Data-based first aid for wounded soldiers
HALO facilitates sharing medical data about wounded soldiers in real time, facilitating treatment from the point of injury through field hospitals and other facilities.
Cloud-based apportionments management
The Apportionment Manager allows stakeholders to track apportionments through the entire process -- from initial review to final approval -- replacing countless email attachments and paper files and significantly reducing the amount of effort involved in workflow validations.
Governmentwide payroll services in the cloud
NewPay, the standards-based software-as-a-service platform. aims to create a cloud-based payroll, scheduling and leave system that improves interoperability across agencies.
GSA eases SD-WAN adoption
The General Services Administration has been injecting software-defined wide-area network capabilities into key contracting vehicles and providing guidance on how to use the technology.
Kentucky transforms human capital management
MyPerformance gives managers and employees real-time access to performance evaluations.
Labor’s muscular IT platform primed for pandemic response
The Department of Labor’s IT platform modernization initiative is a muscular aggregation of cloud services, content management, service management, enterprise scanning and data analytics built on an enterprisewide IT backbone.
NASA’s bot crew streamlines manual processes
NASA Shared Services Center now has 72 bots that are helping the agency reduce labor costs and enhance work quality by eliminating error-prone manual processes.
App helps manage work for remote staff
The Telework Tracking Application automates the supervision of telework activities, giving managers the visibility they need.
HHS Protect: The foundation of COVID response
The data sharing platform offers community-level analysis of data and machine learning models to help officials anticipate emerging risks and respond proactively as the pandemic evolves.
Military looks to wearables for COVID intelligence
The Air Force is the latest to call for wearables that monitor biometric data and alert service members if they may be infected.
Army to evaluate facial recognition in day care centers
Through a demonstration of the technology, the Army expects to learn whether facial recognition technologies can improve family quality of life, reduce base costs and enhance mission readiness.
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