DePaul Resource Map
A cited capability directory for labs, centers, studios, equipment, people, and partners. The strongest path is to reason across connections — with a web-enabled AI assistant, or with Report on this site — then check the sources.
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Copy a prompt, paste it into an assistant that can read the web, and treat the Resource Map as a discovery source — not as proof that a resource is ready to use without checking the linked pages.
Use depaul-resource-map.org to find faculty, equipment, courses, and existing projects relevant to immersive media. Follow relationships rather than matching keywords alone, and point to the DePaul pages that support the important claims.
Use depaul-resource-map.org to identify resources that could contribute to a grant involving AI and scientific instrumentation. Separate confirmed listings from listings that need review, and cite the map URLs you used.
Using depaul-resource-map.org and https://depaul-resource-map.org/data/publication_inventory.json, list collaborators and publications on wearable health sensors. Include year, page URL, authors, linked places, and funder ids. Keep papers that have no person id. Say when a paper is unread, so its funding and methods are empty.
Report the DePaul Resource Map search at https://depaul-resource-map.org/explore/?q=computer+vision. List people, courses, grants, publications, and facilities with map URLs. Separate titles that say computer vision from hits that only matched the word computer. Do not add facilities that search did not list.
Read the funding solicitation at [URL] and extract its required capabilities, partners, infrastructure, personnel, and deliverables. Then use depaul-resource-map.org as the primary source to determine which requirements DePaul can document, identify potential people and resources, and flag requirements for which the Resource Map provides weak or no evidence. Distinguish existing documented capabilities from plausible new collaborations. Do not assume that a listed resource is operational if its verification or operational status says otherwise.
Using depaul-resource-map.org as the primary source, answer three counts. 1. How many records on the map are linked to radio astronomy or the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO)? Include facilities, equipment, publications, and grants. Search titles, summaries, abstracts, methods tags, and linked places. For publications use https://depaul-resource-map.org/data/publication_inventory.json. For facilities, equipment, and grants use the other files at https://depaul-resource-map.org/data/. Give the total and the count by kind, with page URLs. 2. How many publications name NASA funding? Count records in publication_inventory.json whose funding list includes funder id nasa. Say that this is a name found in text that was read, not a grant award, and that unread works cannot be counted. 3. What is the intersection: publications that are in both the radio astronomy or NRAO set and the NASA set? List those titles, page URLs, and any linked place such as NRAO. Do not invent links that are absent from these files.