"A Network Of Infinite Connections Begins With A Single Link"
-Akshay Pottathil
Center for Information Technology and Infrastructure (CITI) was established to promote the vision of transforming and empowering SDSU to take advantage of emerging tools in optical networking, wireless communication, and human-computer interactions through visualization.
Activities extend to many sectors of the community (government, business, academia, non-profit organizations, and private citizens) and among different jurisdictions within the region.
Our efforts are fueled by the Visualization Center & the Graduate Program in Homeland Security
We invite joint collaborative projects with these organizations.
Information Systems
Information systems (IS) is the study of complementary networks of hardware and software that people and organizations use to collect, filter, process, create, and distribute data
Action Research
Action research is a research initiated to solve an immediate problem or a reflective process of progressive problem solving led by individuals
On behalf of the entire university, CITI nurtures new technologies and builds on existing efforts in environmental monitoring, student safety, transportation studies, law enforcement and first responder interaction, homeland security, collaborative education, Internet technologies, GIS systems and other high interest areas.
Akshay Pottathil
Co-Director, CITI
Eric Frost
Co-Director, CITI
Kathryn Steele
Corporate Collaboration
Jeffrey McIllwain
Criminologist
Victor Cordes
Data Analyst
Erik Lewis
Military Liason - WMD / CBRNE
Lee Wakefield
Border Security
Burke Fisher
Law Enforcement
Cezar Ornatowski
Strategic Rhetoric Analyst
Marilyn Stowell
GIS Analyst
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