Biography
I am Tien-Yu Hsu. I was born in the central part of
Taiwan in 1963. I was married in 1991. My wife is diligent and frugal. She
devotes herself to my family and gives me a great help. I feel satisfied to have a cute
daughter and a son. My harmonious
family life is the energy for me to develop my career.
I received my B.S. degree in computer sciences from
Feng Chia University in 1986, and M.S. degree in computer sciences from
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology 1996. I worked as a system
engineer at the Digital Equipment Corporation in 1988. After that, I have worked as an
assistant researcher in the Department of Information at the National Museum of
Natural Science (NMNS) of Taiwan, R.O.C. since 1990. During the past 10 years, I was on duty to plan and
construct the high-speed network systems and to head up digital museum projects
for constructing and developing multimedia applications for collection,
exhibition, and education in the museum.
Now I am heading up a National Digital Archival
Project (NDAP) for NMNS. This
project is very important for NMNS to establish a new generation and more
competitive museum for facing the new century. I have paid a lot of effort on this project. We are trying
to construct a long-term infrastructure to management abundant digital asset
and to produce digital knowledge for the public and the academic.
I have ever been a visiting researcher in the Purdue
University, U.S.A. and in the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Canada in 1995.
It is my honor to represent NMNS to join this foreign visiting activity
for NDAP of my government in North America in this spring. I got a lot of
experiences from those visiting sites.
At the same time I am also an academic degree
student of computer science department at National Chiao Tung University of
Taiwan, R.O.C. My research interests include digital library/museum, multimedia
database, and knowledge management. Especially in knowledge management, which
covers knowledge representation and modeling, knowledge classification,
knowledge discovery and knowledge presentation, is my major research area. I
anticipate that the research achievement will reach a lot of contribution and
effect for developing the digital museum plan over a long period of time.