Creative Work in Savannah, Georgia
Assessing the Technical and Artistic Climate in a Coastal City
Mark Farmer Enterprise Innovation Institute Georgia Institute of Technology 11 August 2006
Page 1 of 87 Table of Contents
Executive Summary 3
Introduction 5
Creativity and the Economy 5
Methodology 7
Results 10
Discussion and Further Research 21
References 24
For Further Reading 25
Appendices 1 -- Web of Science/Science & Technology 26 2 -- Compendex & Inspec 30 3 – PubMed 31 4 -- Interview Responses 32 5 -- Cultural Affairs Commission Major Funding 36 6 -- Cultural Affairs Commission, GAP Funding 62 7 -- Suggested Interview Questions for Science and Technology Individuals 64 8 -- Web of Science; Science Citation Index, List of Institutions Appearing in Database 66 9 -- Web of Science; Country and State Collaborations 70 10 -- Compendex; Affiliations 71 11 -- Compendex Key Words 72 12 -- Inspec Affiliations 77 13 -- Inspec Key Words 78 14 -- Cassis Database; List of Savannah Inventors 82 15 -- Community of Science Database; Savannah Assignees 85 16 -- Community of Science Database; Invention Titles 86
About the project 87
Page 2 of 87 Executive Summary
This research seeks to provide economic development professionals in
Savannah, Georgia, with information aimed at enhancing the climate for creative work, both technical and artistic. Toward that end, it employs data mining techniques that uncover some types of creative work under way, as well as the names of individuals engaged in that work and which institutions they collaborate with outside of Savannah.
The mining approach is largely used to reveal technology- and science-based creative workers. This consisted of finding academic journal articles and patents originating in
Savannah. Additionally, some overall counts of articles and patents were compiled for both Savannah and Charleston, South Carolina, as means to provide some comparison statistics. This approach contrasts with techniques used for finding insights into the
City’s artistic climate. For that information, personal interviews with arts participants and observers were conducted, as well as the gathering of lists of arts organizations that are funded by a City agency.
The research shows that Savannah, with a slightly higher population than
Charleston, has far fewer articles and patents for the study period (1995-2005).
However, Savannah’s patent-to-publication ratio is far higher than Charleston’s. Also,
Savannah has a strong presence in marine biology research, with several published authors working at the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.
On the artistic side, the findings suggest that a City effort called The Creative
Coast Initiative provides a good platform for collaboration among commercial artists.
But, interviewees gave mixed reports on the levels of collaboration and institutional support for fine art. Additionally, several interviewees suggested that the City and the students of The Savannah College of Art and Design should interact more. However, a method for achieving that interaction was unclear.
Page 3 of 87 Knowledge-based economic development is relatively new. As such, the research that supports it may not have immediately applicable action items. Indeed, many of the findings herein largely point to more needed analysis. However, this research suggests some of the following observations and recommendations:
• Perhaps some of the external academic collaborators would consider relocating
to Savannah.
• Interview newly identified creative technical individuals to glean information and
establish relationships.
• Savannah might consider focusing on areas where it has a substantial base of
creative work, such as marine biology.
• Investigate whether a trade association could be used to boost the fortunes of all
Savannah art galleries
• Consider contacting arts funding applicants that were not given money to see
whether collaborations of two or more of these organizations would benefit each
and perhaps lead to funding in the future.
• Review institutional assistance – for instance with studio space -- for fine artists
to determine whether this could lead to collaborations that push artistic output to
new levels
• Some evidence suggests Savannah has the potential to develop a significant fine
art reputation. More analysis of this would be warranted.
Page 4 of 87 Introduction
This report documents research aimed at assessing creative work, both technical and artistic, in Savannah, Georgia. A key objective is to provide economic development professionals in Savannah with lists of individuals engaged in creative work as a possible means to help establish or nurture networks and collaborations, which should in turn enrich the creative climate. To the extent that such lists prove elusive, as when assessing the arts community, the research instead seeks to reveal other information or general insights that may prove useful to planners. Along the way, this paper will also provide some comparisons between Savannah and Charleston, SC, for context.
In 2003, Savannah took a significant step toward enhancing its knowledge work by establishing The Creative Coast Initiative (TCCi). The TCCi website states “The
Creative Coast Initiative (TCCi) is a public/private partnership responsible for attracting and growing knowledge or brain-based businesses in Savannah.” [1] Hence, TCCi is focused on business, presumably with its resources thus far aimed in that direction. The purpose of this research then is to provide TCCi, and other interested parties, with material that may not necessarily be immediately in their sights, but that proves useful for refinement of development strategies and practices.
Creativity and the Economy
More and more in recent history, researchers are studying the effects of knowledge work1 on local economies. Of creativity, Richard Florida, author of the popular book The Rise of the Creative Class, writes it “is matter of sifting through data, perceptions and materials to come up with combinations that are new and useful.” [2]
1 For the purposes of this paper, the terms “knowledge work,” “creativity,” “innovation,” and the like will be used interchangeably.
Page 5 of 87 One school of thought asserts that greater success in economic development will flow to areas that form clusters of businesses capable of innovation. Indeed, some researchers believe that future industries will be knowledge-intensive or else they will not exist. The trend might be thought of as a “third wave” of economic development. The first wave, prominent in the 1960s and 70’s, consisted of recruiting large companies into the region, while the second, from the late 70’s and throughout the 80s, focused on entrepreneurial promotion. [3-5]
Florida’s work, while widely known and often cited, uses an approach to rank cities in terms of creativity levels. The indices are aggregated and so present challenges to developers as to how use them. [2] The indices speak to broad swaths of the city’s characteristics, factors not easily changed in the near term. To the extent that these indices can be changed, they might be thought of as a macro approach. The research herein might be thought of more as a grassroots approach. That is, by finding less visible individuals and organizations already engaged in creative work (and other disaggregated data) and taking this information into account when crafting knowledge- based development planning, new networks can be established and existing networks might be revealed and nurtured.
Given that creativity is a soft concept (in contrast to hard concepts such as water and sewer capacity), one challenge is finding new ways to asses innovative work under way. Some have used occupational data from the census, [2, 6, 7] but questions of timeliness, given the spans of time between the counts, raise reliability concerns.
Moreover, the census data doesn’t reveal names of individuals engaged in creative work. Another approach to the challenge is to find academic journal articles and patents that originate from authors based in Savannah. The rationale here is that each of these items is an artifact of knowledge work, and thus speaks to the city’s propensity for that work. Moreover, in addition to saying something about the quantity and nature of work
Page 6 of 87 going on, this approach also reveals the names and institutional affiliations of creative workers. [4]
The Role of the Arts
Arts contribute to the creative climate in two ways. First, art itself is creative and thus represents knowledge work already under way. Second, the presence of artistic endeavors in a community helps establish the quality of life that other creative types seek out. Indeed, high levels of artistic talent have been shown to correlate with concentrations of high tech industry. [2, 8]
Methodology
With the foregoing section as a backdrop, this project involved searching online technical and scientific databases, (Web of Science, PubMed, and Engineering Index) for authors working in Savannah. The time frame for the search was 1995 to 2005, the period coinciding with the expansion of the Internet (which has boosted the rate of knowledge work and collaboration). The research also mined databases of patents, which are considered indicators of innovation. (Cassis for Savannah-based inventors and Community of Science for patent assignees). [2, 4, 9] Additionally, one database that contains information related to the arts was mined. Finally, similar searches were conducted for Charleston, SC, as a benchmark against which to compare the Savannah results.
Table 1 provides a list of each database utilized, along with a description of its contents.
Page 7 of 87 Table 1 -- Databases Used in Project
Database Description Web of Science/ “3,700 of the world's leading scholarly science and technical Science Citation Index journals covering more than 100 disciplines.” Web of Science/ “nearly 1,130 of the world's leading arts & humanities journals” Arts & Humanities Index Compendex “4,500 journals and selected government reports and books. Subjects include: civil, energy, environmental, geological, and biological engineering; electrical, electronics, and control engineering; chemical, mining, metals, and fuel engineering; mechanical, automotive, nuclear, and aerospace engineering; computers, robotics, and industrial robots” Inspec “scientific and technical literature in physics, electrical engineering, electronics, communications, control engineering, computers, computing, information technology, manufacturing, production and mechanical engineering.” PubMed “a service of the US National Library of Medicine that includes over 16 million citations from MEDLINE and other life science journals for biomedical articles” Cassis patent database searchable by location of inventor Community of Science “comprehensive bibliographic database containing records for patent database each of the 2.6 million U.S. patents issued since 1975.” – searchable by location of assignee
Technical and scientific vs. artistic
Given that creative work falls into two categories, the technical and the artistic, different challenges arose in finding information. On the one hand, scientific and technical data, as outlined above, can be found using data mining techniques. But, artistic information proves harder to locate. For instance, if publications and patents can be thought of as “artifacts” of knowledge work and innovation, the equivalent within art would be items such as websites, brochures, broadcast graphics (commercial art) and paintings or dance performances and the like (fine art). For the most part, these artifacts of creativity don’t make their way into databases and thus don’t lend themselves to the same collection techniques. (Nevertheless, the Web of Science database contains an
Arts & Humanities section; the results of that search appear below.)
Page 8 of 87 However, if the ultimate goal is to provide economic developers with information to refine their efforts and to grow networks, some other methods are available.
Interviews were conducted in Savannah with participants and observers of artistic creative work. These results are more qualitative, but as outlined in the next section some themes do emerge. Finally, one source, the Cultural Affairs Commission (CAC) yielded some lists of arts groups, both those that were funded and those that sought funding but were not recipients of grants. The CAC supports cultural services by giving money to arts organizations. [10]
Figure 1 illustrates the categories creative work and how each was assessed.
Knowledge Work
Science & Technical Artistic Data mining -- articles -- patents
Commercial Fine Art
Interviews Data mining -- articles
Interviews
Organization Lists
Page 9 of 87 Results
Publications -- Savannah and Charleston
Tables 2 and 3 below shows some overall counts for various publications databases2 for both Savannah and Charleston during the period 1995-2005. Figures 2 and 3 show this same information in graph form.
Table 2 – Savannah Technical Publications
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Totals Web of Science 67 81 79 89 107 77 113 87 96 87 146 1029 Inspec 12 6 8 3 9 10 3 9 17 21 15 113 Compendex 5 0 3 0 0 4 15 24 28 36 37 152 Totals 84 87 90 92 116 91 131 120 141 144 198 1294
Table 3 – Charleston Technical Publications
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Totals Web of Science 968 1043 1113 1098 1182 1191 1303 1175 1497 1492 1945 14007 Inspec 24 41 34 32 24 35 33 40 35 40 41 379 Compendex 4 6 1 2 15 13 76 73 72 98 97 457 Totals 996 1090 1148 1132 1221 1239 1412 1288 1604 1630 2083 14843
2 For the purposes of comparison between Savannah and Charleston, PubMed was excluded because of skewing attributable to the University of South Carolina medical facility in Charleston.
Page 10 of 87 Figure 2 – Savannah Academic Articles
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Page 11 of 87 Table 4 compares the two cities in 1995 and 2005 alongside the respective populations for those years.
Table 4 – Savannah vs. Charleston Publications Per Capita, 1995 & 2005
1995 1995 2005 2005 Publication Population Publications Population Publications Growth Per Capita Per Capita Rate Savannah 137,139 0.0006 128,453 0.001 1.66 Charleston 86,584 0.011 106,712 0.019 1.72
Patents
Table 5 sets forth the total number of patents granted during the study period, along with a per capita figure for each city.
Table 5 – Savannah vs. Charleston Patents Per Capita, 1995-2005
Average Population Patents Per Capita 1995-2005 Savannah 132,796 213 0.0016 Charleston 96,648 500 0.0046
Creative Individuals & Collaborations
Appendices 1-3 show the lists of individuals who are engaged in knowledge work for the study period for each of the databases that were mined. Table 6 distills some of that information down to reveal leading creative individuals (in terms of articles produced), along with their areas of expertise.
Page 12 of 87 Table 6 – Leading Savannah Authors, 1995-2005
Appearances in Field of Study Author/Affiliation Database biogeochemistry of organic matter, with an Dr. Stuart Wakeham 63 emphasis on lipid biomarkers, in aquatic -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog environments Feeding ecology of marine zooplankton; Shelf and estuarine food webs; Dr. Peter Verity -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog 39 Physiological state of marine suspended bacteria; North Norwegian plankton ecology DNA Damage and Embryo Developments in Grass Shrimp Exposed to Contaminants; Dr. Richard F. Lee -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog 35 Prevalence and Intensity of a Blue Crab Disease in Coastal Georgia Environmental organic chemistry, mass spectrometry; Fate and effects of organic Dr. Keith A. Maruya -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog 30 pollutants; Bioindicators of coastal ecosystem health; Naturally occurring organohalogens Metazooplankton ecology; Relation of Dr. Gustav-Adolf Paffenhöfer -- Skidaway Inst 27 morphology and sensory structures to Oceanog zooplankton behavior. microbial diversity in marine environments Dr. Marc E. Frischer 24 and the use of molecular methods to -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog investigate microbial diversity Dr. Chellu S. Chetty -- Savannah State Univ 22 biology sediment chemical, biological and physical Dr. Richard A. Jahnke -- Skidaway Inst 22 processes that control the chemistry of Oceanog benthic and marine systems Frederick A. Kuhn, MD -- Georgia Nasal & sinus surgery 22 Sinus Inst Dr. Kenneth S. Sajwan -- Savannah State Agronomy and Environmental Quality 20 Univ Dr. M. Gage Ochsner -- Memorial Health Surgery 18 University Medical Center Dr. Ying Liu -- Savannah State University 18 computer technology; fractal theory Rates and processes of sediment accumulation and strata formation in estuarine, coastal, shelf, and slope Dr. Clark Alexander -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog 16 environments using radiochemical techniques and tracers. Sediment dynamics and coastal erosion. Historical records of anthropogenic impacts on the coastal zone. Dr. Ray Hashemi -- Armstrong Atlantic computer technology 14 State University Dr. Siva Paramasivam -- Savannah State environmental chemistry & toxicity 13 Univ Dr. Richard Wallace -- Armstrong Atlantic Chemistry and Physics 13 State Univ Transport and mixing in shallow coastal waters and estuaries. Dynamics of coastal frontal zones (upwelling and downwelling Dr. Jack Blanton -- Skidaway Inst Oceanog 12 circulation). Effects of asymmetric tidal currents on the salt balance of estuaries and transport of materials like sediments: Effects of morphology on tidal currents. Dr. Will Lynch -- Armstrong Atlantic State Univ 12 Chemistry and Physics
Page 13 of 87 Table 6 – Leading Savannah Authors, 1995-2005
Appearances in Field of Study Author/Affiliation Database Ellipsometry; Microelectronics and A. Rahman Zaghloul, Ph.D. -- Georgia semiconductor materials; Institute of Technology, School of Nanotechnology and nanostructures; Electrical and Computer Engineering, 12 Instrumentation Ellipsometry Research and Applications Inversion problems; Artificial cognitive Laboratories systems
Table 7 provides a list of the top collaborations3 between authors in Savannah and institutions outside the City.
Table 7 – Top Collaborations
Savannah Institution Collaborating Institutions Skidaway Institute of Oceanography SUNY Stony Brook [19]; Univ Washington [12]; Netherlands Inst Sea Res [9]; Univ Hawaii [7]; Penn State Univ [6]; Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [6]; Univ Georgia [11]; Brookhaven Natl Lab [5]; Univ Jena [6]; Georgia Inst Technol [10] Savannah State University Sri Venkateswara Univ [5]; USDA Agricultural Research Service [18]; Univ S Carolina [6]; Univ Florida [5]; Georgia Nasal & Sinus Inst Georgia Rhinol & Sinus Ctr [4]; Univ British Columbia [4]; Cleveland Clin Fdn [3]; Memorial Health University Medical Center Univ Calif San Diego [5]; Univ Calif San Francisco [4]
Table 8 lists some Savannah Inventors for the study period, along with their patent Assignees and the types of inventions they produced (compiled from the Cassis database).
3 “Collaborations” here is defined as cases in which authors based in Savannah worked with authors at institutions other their own.
Page 14 of 87 Table 8 -- Cassis, Patents with Inventors in Savannah The numeral in brackets in the Inventor column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005; in the Assignee column, the bracketed number equals the number of times the Inventor assigned a patent to the Assignee; in the Classification column, the bracketed numbers indicate the number of times the Inventor received a patent related to the given class. Inventor Assignee Description of patents Classification
528/335 [9];528/339.3 [8];528/332 [6];528/339 [5];528/310 [4];528/322 [4];524/606 [4];525/425 [3];525/432 [3];424/400 [3];424/457 [3];424/70.1 SYNTHETIC RESINS OR NATURAL [3];424/70.17 [3];44/275 [3];525/408 ARIZONA CHEMICAL RUBBERS -- PART OF THE CLASS 520 [2];528/272 2];528/288 [2];528/289 COMPANY [14]; SERIES; DRUG, BIO-AFFECTING AND [2];528/292 [2];528/295.5 [2];528/300 Pavlin, Mark INTERNATIONAL PAPER BODY TREATING COMPOSITIONS; [2];528/308 [2];528/324 [2];528/326 S.[16] CO. [1]; FUEL AND RELATED COMPOSITIONS; [2];528/339.5 [2];528/345 [2];528/347 UNION CAMP OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES; COATING OR [2];424/401 [2];424/70.11 [2];424/70.122 CORPORATION [1] PLASTIC COMPOSITIONS; ORGANIC [2];424/70.21 2];524/600 [2];525/422 COMPOUNDS [1];528/329.1 [1];528/330 [1];528/336 [1];528/340 [1];528/346 [1];528/397 [1];523/160 [1];523/173 [1];106/31.29 [1];524/601 [1];524/602 [1];524/607 [1];524/608 [1];524/800 [1];524/801 [1]
BIOWULF TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [4]; DATA PROCESSING: ARTIFICIAL 706/16 [7];706/12 [6];706/45 [5];706/20 Barnhill, Stephen BARNHILL INTELLIGENCE; SURGERY; [4];600/300 [3];706/25 [3];128/924 D.[12] TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [4]; CHEMISTRY: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY [3];706/19 [1];706/21 [1];706/48 [1];435/4 HORUS THERAPEUTICS, AND MICROBIOLOGY; [1];435/7.1 [1];435/7.4 [1];435/7.9 [1] INC. [4]
PROCESSES OF CHEMICAL LIBERATION, RECOVERY OR 162/65 [8];422/229 [4];162/243 [4];162/246 PURIFICATION OF NATURAL [4];422/225 [3];162/241 [3];162/56 Friend, William UNION CAMP PATENT CELLULOSE OR FIBROUS MATERIAL; [3];162/29 [2];162/40 [2];162/57 [2];162/90 H.[9] HOLDINGS, INC. [9] CHEMICAL APPARATUS AND [2];162/15 [1];162/18 [1];162/19 [1];422/226 PROCESS DISINFECTING, [1];162/30.1 [1];162/38 1];162/39 [1] DEODORIZING, PRESERVING, OR STERILIZING;
162/65 [7];422/229 [4];162/243 [4];162/246 PAPER MAKING AND FIBER [4];422/225 [3];162/241 [3];162/29 LIBERATION; CHEMICAL APPARATUS Pikulin, Michael UNION CAMP PATENT [2];162/56 [2];162/57 [2];162/15 [1];162/18 AND PROCESS DISINFECTING, A.[8] HOLDINGS, INC. [8] [1];162/19 [1];422/226 [1];162/30.1 DEODORIZING, PRESERVING, OR [1];162/38 [1];162/39 [1];162/40 1];162/90 STERILIZING; [1]
296/191 [5];296/186.1 [3];296/35.3 LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS; [2];220/1.5 [2];52/783.1 [2];52/800.11 GREAT DANE LIMITED RECEPTACLES; STATIC STRUCTURES [2];296/184.1 [2];220/4.28 [1];220/592.25 Fetz, Charles PARTNERSHIP [4]; (E.G., BUILDINGS); FREIGHT [1];410/83 [1];280/789 [1];280/DIG8 Robert[7] GREAT DANE TRAILERS, ACCOMMODATION ON FREIGHT [1];52/731.6 [1];105/409 [1];296/181.2 INC. [3] CARRIER 1];296/181.6 [1];296/204 [1];296/205 [1];296/208 [1];296/29 [1]
Page 15 of 87 Table 8 -- Cassis, Patents with Inventors in Savannah The numeral in brackets in the Inventor column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005; in the Assignee column, the bracketed number equals the number of times the Inventor assigned a patent to the Assignee; in the Classification column, the bracketed numbers indicate the number of times the Inventor received a patent related to the given class. Inventor Assignee Description of patents Classification LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS; 296/186.1 [5];296/191 [4];52/783.1 RECEPTACLES; STATIC STRUCTURES Jones, John GREAT DANE LIMITED [2];52/800.11 [2];296/181.1 [1];296/181.2 (E.G., BUILDINGS); FREIGHT M.[7] PARTNERSHIP [7] [1];296/181.6 [1];296/182.1 [1];296/183.1 ACCOMMODATION ON FREIGHT [1];296/187.03 [1];296/204 [1] CARRIER
528/332 [4];528/339.3 [4];528/335 [3];525/408 [2];525/425 [2];525/432 SYNTHETIC RESINS OR NATURAL [2];528/272 [2];528/288 [2];528/292 RUBBERS -- PART OF THE CLASS 520 [2];528/310 [2];528/322 [2];528/324 SERIES; DRUG, BIO-AFFECTING AND ARIZONA CHEMICAL [2];528/326 [2];528/339 [2];528/345 BODY TREATING COMPOSITIONS; COMPANY [5]; [2];524/606 2];528/397 [1];385/100 FUEL AND RELATED COMPOSITIONS; MacQueen, INTERNATIONAL PAPER [1];385/66 [1];385/84 [1];424/400 OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES; COATING OR Richard C.[7] CO. [1]; [1];424/404 [1];424/484 [1];424/486 PLASTIC COMPOSITIONS; ORGANIC UNION CAMP [1];424/70.1 [1];424/70.11 [1];424/70.122 COMPOUNDS; ELECTRICITY: CORPORATION [1] [1];424/70.17 [1];424/78.02 [1];424/78.05 CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS; [1];424/78.07 1];424/78.08 [1];174/19 COMBUSTION; ELECTRICAL [1];174/76 [1];174/77R [1];431/288 CONNECTORS [1];439/275 [1];523/122 [1];523/173 [1];524/600 [1]
296/186.1 [3];296/191 [3];296/35.3 LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS; GREAT DANE LIMITED [2];220/1.5 [1];220/4.28 [1];220/592.25 RECEPTACLES; STATIC STRUCTURES McCormack, PARTNERSHIP [5]; [1];410/83 [1];280/789 [1];280/DIG8 (E.G., BUILDINGS); FREIGHT Daniel J.[7] GREAT DANE TRAILERS, [1];296/181.1 [1];296/181.2 [1];296/181.6 ACCOMMODATION ON FREIGHT INC. [2] [1];296/182.1 [1];296/183.1 [1];296/184.1 CARRIER [1];296/187.03 [1];296/204 [1]
LIQUID PURIFICATION OR 210/701 [3];210/698 [2];526/271 [2];526/287 SEPARATION; SYNTHETIC RESINS OR LoSasso, Janice [2];526/261 [1];526/264 [1];526/307 0 [6] NATURAL RUBBERS; COMPOSITIONS: E.[6] [1];526/318.43 [1];501/148 [1];106/487 CERAMIC; COMPOSITIONS: COATING [1];524/425 [1];524/447 [1] OR PLASTIC;
SYNTHETIC RESINS OR NATURAL RUBBERS -- PART OF THE CLASS 520 528/335 [3];424/70.1 [3];424/70.17 SERIES; DRUG, BIO-AFFECTING AND [3];528/332 [2];528/339 [2];528/339.3 BODY TREATING COMPOSITIONS; [2];424/70.11 [2];424/70.122 [2];424/70.21 ARIZONA CHEMICAL FUEL AND RELATED COMPOSITIONS; [2];106/31.41 [1];106/218 [1];530/212 Lawson, Nelson COMPANY [4]; OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES; COATING OR [1];530/215 [1];530/218 [1];530/230 E.[5] ARIZONA CHEMICAL PLASTIC COMPOSITIONS; ORGANIC 1];424/401 [1];424/64 [1];106/230 CORPORATION [1] COMPOUNDS; ELECTRICITY: [1];106/31.73 [1];106/241 [1];524/270 CONDUCTORS AND INSULATORS; [1];524/271 [1];524/272 [1];524/274 COMBUSTION; ELECTRICAL [1];210/694 [1] CONNECTORS
Page 16 of 87 Table 8 -- Cassis, Patents with Inventors in Savannah The numeral in brackets in the Inventor column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005; in the Assignee column, the bracketed number equals the number of times the Inventor assigned a patent to the Assignee; in the Classification column, the bracketed numbers indicate the number of times the Inventor received a patent related to the given class. Inventor Assignee Description of patents Classification INTERCAT, INC. [3]; BULLDOG CATALYST, SOLID SORBENT, OR 502/80 [3];502/84 [3];502/85 [3];208/113 Vierheilig, Albert TECHNOLOGIES U.S.A., SUPPORT THEREFOR: PRODUCT OR [2];502/414 [1];502/504 [1];502/517 A.[5] INC. [1]; PROCESS OF MAKING; MINERAL OILS: [1];208/121 [1];208/122 [1];208/152 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PROCESSES AND PRODUCTS; [1];208/164 [1];208/208R [1];208/DIG1 [1] INSTITUTE [1]
84/645 [4];84/171 [2];84/170 [1];84/423R Willis, Raymon None [5] MUSIC [1];84/433 [1];84/439 [1];84/478 [1];84/600 A.[5] [1];4/609 [1];84/626 [1]
Atkins, William GREAT DANE LIMITED 296/186.1 [3];296/181.1 [1];296/182.1 LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS C.[4] PARTNERSHIP [4] [1];296/183.1 [1];296/187.03 [1];296/191 [1]
Belew, Robert H. GREAT DANE LIMITED 296/186.1 [3];296/181.1 [1];296/182.1 LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS Jr.[4] PARTNERSHIP [4] [1];296/183.1 [1];296/187.03 [1];296/191 [1]
D'Angelo Eric GREAT DANE LIMITED 296/186.1 [3];296/181.1 [1];296/182.1 LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS C.[4] PARTNERSHIP [4] [1];296/183.1 [1];296/187.03 [1];296/191 [1]
0 [3]; Egan, Michael CARCO DEVELOPMENT PLANT HUSBANDRY 47/56 [4];47/1.01F [1];47/1.01R [1] Andrew[4] COMPANY [1] BIOWULF Guyon, TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [2]; DATA PROCESSING: ARTIFICIAL 706/12 [3];706/16 [3];706/45 [2];706/20 Isabelle[4] BARNHILL INTELLIGENCE [1];06/25 [1];706/48 [1] TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [2]
CUTTING BY USE OF ROTATING AXIALLY MOVING TOOL; FLUID SPRINKLING, SPRAYING, AND 408/137 [1];408/138 [1];408/1R [1];408/204 INTERNATIONAL PAPER DIFFUSING; WINDING, TENSIONING, [1];408/92 [1];239/691 [1];239/708 Stephenson, CO. [3]; OR GUIDING; IMPLEMENTS OR [1];242/372 [1];254/364 [1];185/10 Everett H. Jr.[4] UNION CAMP APPARATUS FOR APPLYING PUSHING [1];185/43 [1];185/45 [1];47/50 [1];47/57.5 CORPORATION [1] OR PULLING FORCE; MOTORS: [1];47/58.1R [1] SPRING, WEIGHT, OR ANIMAL POWERED; PLANT HUSBANDRY
LAND VEHICLES: BODIES AND TOPS; 296/191 [3];296/35.3 [2];220/1.5 RECEPTACLES; STATIC STRUCTURES GREAT DANE TRAILERS, [2];220/4.28 [1];220/592.25 [1];410/83 (E.G., BUILDINGS); FREIGHT Thomas, Michael INC. [3]; [1];105/409 [1];280/789 [1];280/DIG8 ACCOMMODATION ON FREIGHT I.[4] GREAT DANE LIMITED [1];52/731.6 [1];296/181.2 [1];296/181.6 CARRIER; STATIC STRUCTURES (E.G., PARTNERSHIP [1] [1];296/184.1 [1];296/186.1 [1];296/204 BUILDINGS); RAILWAY ROLLING 1];296/205 [1];296/29 [1] STOCK
BIOWULF Weston, TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [2]; DATA PROCESSING: ARTIFICIAL 706/12 [3];706/16 [3];706/45 [2];706/20 Jason[4] BARNHILL INTELLIGENCE [1];706/25 [1];706/48 [1] TECHNOLOGIES, LLC [2]
Page 17 of 87 Table 8 -- Cassis, Patents with Inventors in Savannah The numeral in brackets in the Inventor column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005; in the Assignee column, the bracketed number equals the number of times the Inventor assigned a patent to the Assignee; in the Classification column, the bracketed numbers indicate the number of times the Inventor received a patent related to the given class. Inventor Assignee Description of patents Classification PAPER MAKING AND FIBER LIBERATION; CHEMICAL APPARATUS 422/229 [3];162/243 [3];162/246 [3];162/65 White, David UNION CAMP PATENT AND PROCESS DISINFECTING, [3];422/225 [2];162/241 [2];162/40 E.[4] HOLDINGS, INC. [4] DEODORIZING, PRESERVING, OR [1];162/56 [1];162/57 [1];162/90 [1] STERILIZING;
SURGERY; DATA PROCESSING: HORUS THERAPEUTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE; 600/300 [3];128/924 [3];706/21 [1];435/4 Zhang, Zhen[4] INC. [4] CHEMISTRY: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY [1];435/7.1 [1];435/7.4 [1];435/7.9 [1] AND MICROBIOLOGY
Table 9 shows the results of a Savannah Assignee search (from the Community
of Science database).
Table 9 -- Community of Science; Patents with Savannah Assignees The numeral in brackets in the Assignee column indicates the number of times the Assignee appears in the database for the period 1995-2005; the bracketed numbers in the Inventor column shows the number of times the Inventor assigned a patent to the Assignee. Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Fetz, Charles R. [5]; Thomas, Michael I. [3]; McCormack, Daniel Great Dane Trailers, Inc.[5] J. [2]; Colling, James T. [2]; McDonald, Jr., Raymond A. [1]; Durke, Richard S. [1] Barnhill Technologies LLC[4] Barnhill, Stephen D. [4]; Guyon, Isabelle [2]; Weston, Jason [2] BIOwulf Technologies LLC[2] Barnhill, Stephen D. [2]; Guyon, Isabelle [1]; Weston, Jason [1] Carson Products Company[2] Cowsar, Donald R. [2] EM Industries, Inc.[2] Lewis, Diane [2]; Fu, Guoyi [2] Innomed, Inc.[2] Anderson, James M. [2]; Bose, William J. [1]; Kaufman, David [1] Integrated Data System, Inc.[2] Gorelik, Vladimir [2] Lummus Corporation[2] Van Doorn, Donald W. [1]; Latham, Keith [1] Savannah Foods and Industries[2] Zeigler, Dwayne [2] Three Star Enterprises, Inc.[2] Donaldson, Jr., Robert D. [2]
Page 18 of 87 Table 10 shows the results of the Web of Science Arts & Humanities search.
This is the only database that lent itself to data mining for artistic information.
Table 10 -- Web of Science/Arts & Humanities The numeral in brackets in the Author/Affiliation column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005. The Research Interest material came from the Affiliation website. Author/Affiliation Research Interests Dr. Thomas L. Cooksey [31] -- The Trickster in World Literature Armstrong Atlantic State Univ The Decadent Hero Dante and Levinas
A member of several professional organizations, he has served on the boards of the South Central Renaissance Conference and the Southern Comparative Literature Association, and has Dr. Christopher Baker [14] -- Armstrong been President of the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Atlantic State Univ Foundation. A specialist in English Renaissance literature, he edited Absolutism and the Scientific Revolution 1600 - 1720: A Biographical Dictionary (Greenwood, 2002). He was English program chair for the 2003 meeting of the Sixteenth Century Studies Conference.
Film Studies Dr. Karen Hollinger [5] -- Armstrong Theory and Criticism Atlantic State Univ Cultural Studies American Literature
19th Century British Literature Dr. Teresa Winterhalter [5] -- Armstrong Modernism Atlantic State Univ Women's Literature
Interviews
Appendix 4 provides the full results of interviews conducted with individuals who participate in and/or observe Savannah’s artistic community.4 In this case, the term
“artistic community” means both commercial art and fine art. The interviewees comprised two commercial designers, two magazine publishers, a writer who specializes
4 The questions asked during the interviews were modeled after those in Appendix 10.
Page 19 of 87 in the arts, an instructor at the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), and members of a SCAD class. Some key points gleaned from the interviews appear below:
• Quality and pace of life in Savannah is a major boost to creativity o Examples: multiple parks, beach • Collaborative environment gets a mixed report; some say it’s good, while others say there is room for improvement o Examples: TCCi works well for commercial art, fine art scene needs a similar organization • Arts scene – has potential to transition from mostly cultural tourism to comprise more art for arts sake o Examples: two high-end galleries are doing well, more education about fine art needed • Missing ingredients – more commercial artist talent; more outside clients; more interaction between SCAD students and the City
Cultural Affairs lists
A tip from one of the interviewees, led this research to include a look at the City’s
Cultural Affairs Commission and its lists of arts funding recipients. The CAC’s role is to acquire cultural services on behalf of the city. Each year, it spends approximately
$900,000 to support artistic and cultural activities, with expenditures allocated to a Major
Funding Program and a Grassroots Arts Program (GAP). Also, according to a staff member, it also promotes collaborations and networking between arts organizations. [10,
11] Appendix 5 provides some lists of annual Major funding by the Commission, while
Appendix 6 shows GAP funding.5 Below is a list of a few of the top recipients of funding in terms of frequency (1995–1998, 2001-2003, 2005) and/or dollars received, followed by a list of applicants that did not receive funding.
5 Those reports that were available electronically from the Commission are incorporated in the Appendices. Those that are available only in hard copy form can be ordered by contacting the Commission.
Page 20 of 87 Top CAC Major Funding Recipients; 1995–1998, 2001-2003, 2005
• City Lights Theatre Company • Armstrong Atlantic State • Coastal Heritage Society University • Coastal Jazz Association • Savannah Onstage • King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation • Savannah Writers’ Workshop • Savannah Symphony Society • Arts on the River • Savannah Theatre Company • Black Heritage Festival • Telfair Museum • Weave-a-Dream Program • Ballet South • Savannah Music Festival
CAC applicants Not Receiving Funding MAJOR FUNDING 2001 2005 Savannah Danse Theater AASU's Department of Art, Music, & Theater -- 2 projects GRASSROOTS 2004 2005-2006 Gospel Temple CDC -- 1 project Senior Citizens Inc. -- 1 project
2003 2004-2005 2nd Harvest - 1 project Chatham Youth Futures Authority -- 1 Savannah Technical Institute -- 1 project project Savannah Writers Workshop -- 1 project Neighborhood Improvement Association Abyssinia Baptist Church -- 1 project -- 1 project
2002 2003-2004 Low Country Artists and Artisans -- 1 Southwest Middle School -- 1 project project Historic Savannah Foundation -- 1 2002-2003 project None Dark Night Theater -- 1 project American Guild of Organist's Handbell 2001-2002 Ensemble -- 1 project None
Discussion and Further Research
Research of this nature, that is research that pursues the third wave of economic development, is relatively new in the world and may not easily translate into direct action items. Indeed, it may for the most part only lay the groundwork for further analysis. [4] Toward that end, the comments below suggest some possible ways to take the information in this report and go a step further.
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• Looking back at Figures 2 and 3, it is interesting to note that Savannah and Charleston are
nearly identical in terms of the rates of rise and fall, particularly beginning in the year 2000.
Presumably, the drop in 2002 was a result of the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist
attacks. Also, both cities saw a significant jump from 2004 to 2005. In terms of raw numbers,
Charleston far outdistances Savannah for technical publications captured in these databases.
However, that in itself only raises more questions: Are the publications dominated by one
particular institution? Are there some practices under way in Charleston that Savannah should
adopt? Has Charleston been able to translate that knowledge work into economic development
or greater collaboration? Thus, the goal is not to rank Savannah, but rather to assess both
cities in order to tailor economic development efforts more effectively in Savannah.
• Charleston’s patents-to-publication ration is 0.034, while Savannah’s is 0.165. This suggests
that Savannah’s knowledge work is more weighted toward application-based inventions rather
than pure research.
• Another logical next step would be to interview newly identified creative technical individuals to
glean information and establish relationships. Time constraints prevented this project from
including such interviews. Appendix 7 sets forth a list of possible questions.
• Given that research suggests that benefits flow from clustering, perhaps Savannah should
consider focusing on areas where it has a substantial base of creative work, such as marine
biology.
• The various patent and publication tables and appendices contained in this document, including
the disaggregated lists compiled in Appendices 8 -- 16, should inform developers as they plan
new strategies and practices.
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• While some interviewees lauded the collaborative nature of arts in Savannah, others saw gaps
– at least in certain areas, such as with galleries. Two possible ways to address this might be to
(1) investigate whether a gallery association could be used to boost the fortunes of all the
galleries, and (2) consider contacting CAC applicants that were not funded to see whether
collaborations of two or more of these organizations would benefit each and perhaps lead to
funding in the future. Similarly, fine artists everywhere often lack studio space or some other
infrastructure. It may be that some institutional assistance in this area could lead to
collaborations that push artistic output to new levels, once the artists have access to adequate
facilities.
• Just as with the technical creative workers, shortage of time prevented the interview phase of
this research to include fine artists. A possible next step would be to interview such artists to
learn their opinions about Savannah.
• One interviewee suggested that perhaps the City’s reliance on festivals had resulted in too
much emphasis on cultural tourism and not enough on fine art for local residents. This notion
relates somewhat with another interviewee’s assertion that some method – one that doesn’t
“talk down” -- is needed to educate residents about more progressive art.
Other
• To the extent that the practices described herein prove beneficial for economic development, it
may be wise to repeat the research every five years in order to update the database of top
knowledge workers, particularly given that 2005 saw a significant jump in journal articles over
2004. It might prove useful to see whether a large increased trend in knowledge work has just
begun.
Page 23 of 87 References
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Audretsch, D.B. and M.P. Feldman, R&D Spillovers and the Geography of Innovation and Production. The American Economic Review, 1996. 86(3): p. 630-640.
Florida, R., The Economic Geography of Talent. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 2002. 92(4): p. 743-755.
Florida, R., Cities and the Creative Class. City & Community, 2003. 2(1): p. 3-19.
Hall, P., Creative Cities and Economic Development. Urban Studies, April 2000. 37(4): p. 639- 649.
Lann, R., J. Youtie, and P. Counts, State of Information Technology in Savannah -- A Compilation of Technology-related Assets in the Savannah Region. 2002, Georgia Tech Research Corporation.
Lee, S.Y., R. Florida, and Z.J. Acs, Creativity and Entrepreneurship: A Regional Analysis of New Firm Formation. Regional Studies, November 2004. 38(8): p. 879-891.
Wilkins, J., Savannah, Georgia -- Growing a Knowledge-based Economy, in Georgia Economic Developers Association 2002 Annual Conference. 2002, Georgia Tech Economic Development Institutue.
Wilkins, J. and I. Kharoujik, Savannah Regional Innovation Forum -- In Support of Southern Growth Policies Board's Southern Innovation Initiative. 2006, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Worgan, A. and S. Nunn, Exploring a Complicated Labyrinth: Some Tips on Using Patent Data to Measure Urban and Regional Innovation. Economic Development Quarterly, August 2002. 16(3): p. 229-236.
Page 25 of 87 Appendix 1 -- Web of Science/Science & Technology The numeral in brackets in the Author column indicates the number of times the author's name appeared in the database during 1995-2005. The institution name is the primary location of the author, that is, where he or she is on staff. In the Collaborations column, the numeral in brackets indicates the number of times the author collaborated with another author at the given institution. The information in the Field of Study column came from the author's primary institution website. Author/Location Collaborations Field of Study biogeochemistry of organic matter, with an SUNY Stony Brook [19]; Univ Washington [12]; Netherlands Inst Sea Res emphasis on lipid [9]; Univ Hawaii [7]; Penn State Univ [6]; Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [6]; biomarkers, in aquatic Univ Georgia [5]; Univ S Carolina [3]; Natl Inst Biol [2]; Oregon State Univ environments [2]; Coll William & Mary [2]; CSIRO [2]; CSIRO Land & Water [2]; Indiana Univ [2]; Univ Calif Santa Barbara [2]; Univ Utrecht [2];Fisheries & Dr. Stuart Wakeham Oceans Canada [2]; Bermuda Biol Stn Res [1]; NOAA [1]; Old Dominion [63] -- Skidaway Inst Univ [1]; Harvard Univ [1]; Southampton Ocenog Ctr [1]; Brown Univ [1]; Oceanog Inst Ciencias Mar [1]; Univ Bremen [1]; Australian Antarctic Div [1]; DELFT UNIV TECHNOL [1]; KONINKLIJKE SHELL EXPTL PROD LAB [1]; Univ Jena [1]; Univ Maryland [1]; Univ Massachusetts Dartmouth [1]; Lamont Doherty Earth Observ [1]; Univ Miami [1]; Lawrence Livermore Natl Lab [1]; Duke Univ [1]; Univ Plymouth [1]; Univ Regina [1]; Univ Tasmania [1]; Univ Tennessee [1]; US EPA [1]; USA [1]
Feeding ecology of Univ Georgia [6]; Brookhaven Natl Lab [5]; Alfred Wegener Inst Polar & marine zooplankton; Marine Res [3]; Univ So Mississippi [3]; Univ Tromso [3]; Georgia Inst Shelf and estuarine food Technol [2]; Old Dominion Univ [2]; Oregon State Univ [2]; Russian Acad webs; Physiological state Sci [2]; Univ Maryland [2]; N Carolina State Univ [1]; BIGELOW LAB of marine suspended OCEAN SCI [1]; Plymouth Marine Lab [1]; Rensselaer Polytech Inst [1]; S bacteria; North Dr. Peter Verity [39] -- Carolina Wildlife & Marine Resources Dept [1]; Harvard Univ [1]; Norwegian plankton Skidaway Inst Savannah State Univ [1]; Coll William & Mary [1]; Dalhousie Univ [1]; Univ ecology Oceanog Bergen [1]; Univ Calif Santa Cruz [1]; UNIV CONNECTICUT [1]; Univ Delaware [1]; Univ Groningen [1]; Univ Maine [1]; Univ Miami [1]; Duke Univ [1]; Univ Rhode Isl [1]; Univ Syst Georgia [1]; Virginia Inst Marine Sci [1]; Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [1]; Carnegie Inst Washington [1]; MOSS LANDING MARINE LABS [1]
Mercer Univ [4]; Comp Sci Corp [3]; N Carolina State Univ [2]; Univ DNA Damage and Bordeaux [2]; Univ Georgia [2]; Univ Maryland [2]; US EPA [2]; US Geol Embryo Developments in Survey [2]; NOAA [1]; Georgia Inst Technol [1]; Plymouth Marine Lab [1]; Grass Shrimp Exposed Clark Atlanta Univ [1]; Gulf Coast Res Lab [1]; Gyeongsang Natl Univ [1]; to Contaminants; Bogor Agr Univ [1]; CNR [1]; Savannah State Univ [1]; Coll William & Prevalence and Intensity Mary [1]; Bowdoin Coll [1]; Seoul Natl Univ [1]; Hiroshima Univ [1]; of a Blue Crab Disease in Skidway Inst Oceanog [1]; Stanford Univ [1]; Stn Zool A Dohrn [1]; CSIC Coastal Georgia [1]; SUNY Albany [1]; Alfred Wegener Inst Polar & Marine Res [1]; Tetra Tech Inc [1]; Inst Hydrobiol & Fischereiwissensch [1]; Danish Inst Dr. Richard F. Lee Fisheries Res [1]; Univ Bergen [1]; Univ Calgary [1]; Univ Calif Davis [1]; [35] -- Skidaway Inst Acad Nat Sci Estuarine Res Ctr [1]; Calif State Univ Long Beach [1]; Univ Oceanog Charleston [1]; Kagoshima Univ [1]; AWI [1]; Dept Sci Technol [1]; Kyushu Univ [1]; KYUSHY UNIV 46 [1]; Univ Maine [1]; Lab Ecotoxicol [1]; Univ Massachusetts [1]; Univ Newcastle Upon Tyne [1]; Duke Univ [1]; Univ Plymouth [1]; Univ Shiga Prefecture [1]; Univ So Mississippi [1]; Univ Syst Geogia [1]; Univ Syst Georgia [1]; Univ Vigo [1]; Marine Resources Res Inst [1]; Univ Washington [1]; US Geol Serv [1]; Ehime Univ [1]; Max Planck Inst Chem Okol [1]; Max Planck Inst Limnol [1]; MD Anderson Canc Ctr [1]; Environm Canada [1]; Battelle Marine Sci Lab [1]; Minist Hlth [1]
Page 26 of 87 Appendix 1 -- Web of Science/Science & Technology The numeral in brackets in the Author column indicates the number of times the author's name appeared in the database during 1995-2005. The institution name is the primary location of the author, that is, where he or she is on staff. In the Collaborations column, the numeral in brackets indicates the number of times the author collaborated with another author at the given institution. The information in the Field of Study column came from the author's primary institution website. Author/Location Collaborations Field of Study Environmental organic Univ Jena [6]; US EPA [3]; Georgia Dept Nat Resources [2]; Seoul Natl chemistry, mass Univ [2]; Univ Georgia [2]; Univ Hohenheim [2]; Univ Syst Georgia [2]; spectrometry; Fate and Dr. Keith A. Maruya Ehime Univ [2]; Argonne Natl Lab [1]; Savannah State Univ [1]; Columbia effects of organic [30] -- Skidaway Inst Analyt Sci [1]; Comp Sci Corp [1]; Texas A&M Univ [1]; Univ Calif pollutants; Bioindicators Oceanog Berkeley [1]; Kyushu Univ [1]; Univ Nebraska [1]; Univ S Carolina [1]; of coastal ecosystem Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [1]; Fisheries & Oceans Canada [1]; Florida health; Naturally State Univ [1] occurring organohalogens Metazooplankton ecology; Relation of Stn Zool A Dohrn [6]; Old Dominion Univ [3]; Brookhaven Natl Lab [2]; morphology and sensory Alfred Wegener Inst Polar & Marine Res [2]; structures to zooplankton Oregon State Univ [1]; CNR [1]; Hiroshima Univ [1]; CSIC [1]; SUNY behavior. Albany [1]; Syst Res Inst [1]; Inst Hydrobiol & Fischereiwissensch [1]; Dr. Gustav-Adolf Acad Nat Sci Estuarine Res Ctr [1]; Danish Inst Fisheries Res [1]; Univ Paffenhöfer [27] -- Bergen [1]; Univ Bordeaux [1]; Univ Calgary [1]; AWI [1]; Univ Greifswald Skidaway Inst [1]; Univ Massachusetts [1]; Univ Miami [1]; LAWRENCE UNIV [1]; Univ Oceanog Newcastle Upon Tyne [1]; Univ Shiga Prefecture [1]; Univ Vigo [1]; Univ Washington [1]; Univ Wisconsin [1]; Max Planck Inst Chem Okol [1]; Max Planck Inst Limnol [1]; Environm Canada [1]; Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [1]
microbial diversity in Georgia Inst Technol [6]; Univ Georgia [4]; Florida State Univ [4]; marine environments and Rensselaer Polytech Inst [3]; Savannah State Univ [2]; Univ S Florida [2]; the use of molecular Roskilde Univ Ctr [1]; Savannah River Ecol Lab [1]; Atlantic Oceanog & methods to investigate Dr. Marc E. Frischer Meteorol Lab [1]; Univ Bergen [1]; Darrin Fresh Water Inst [1]; Univ Calif microbial diversity [24] -- Skidaway Inst Santa Cruz [1]; Univ Florida [1]; Univ Maine [1]; Univ Miami [1]; Univ Syst Oceanog Georgia [1]; Univ Tromso [1]; US Geol Survey [1]; Virginia Inst Marine Sci [1]; Westinghouse Savannah River Co [1]; Mercer Univ [1]; Florida Dept Environm Protect [1]; Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservat Commiss [1]
biology Sri Venkateswara Univ [5]; Univ Mississippi [4]; Univ Hyderabad [3]; Murray State Univ [2]; SELMA UNIV [2]; SV Univ [2]; Natl Ctr Toxicol Res Dr. Chellu S. Chetty [1]; Natl Inst Nutr [1]; ALCOM STATE UNIV [1]; ALCORN STATE UNIV [22] -- Savannah State [1]; Jackson State Univ [1]; Childrens Hosp [1]; Univ Univ Rhode Isl [1]; Univ S Carolina [1]; Eastern Virginia Med Sch [1]; Andhra Univ [1] sediment chemical, Georgia Inst Technol [4]; N Carolina State Univ [2]; Rutgers State Univ biological and physical [2]; Univ N Carolina [2]; Florida State Univ [2]; FREE UNIV BRUSSELS processes that control [1]; Old Dominion Univ [1]; BIOL MARINE LAB [1]; Cornell Univ [1]; Dr. Richard A. Jahnke the chemistry of benthic Brown Univ [1]; Texas A&M Univ [1]; Darling Marine Ctr [1]; Univ Calif [22] -- Skidaway Inst and marine systems San Diego [1]; Univ Delaware [1]; Univ Maryland [1]; UNIV NEWCASTLE Oceanog [1]; UNIV STOCKHOLM [1]; MANHATTAN COLL [1]; US EPA [1]; Westinghouse Savannah River Co [1]; Woods Hole Oceanog Inst [1]; Fdn Univ Rio Grande [1]
Page 27 of 87 Appendix 1 -- Web of Science/Science & Technology The numeral in brackets in the Author column indicates the number of times the author's name appeared in the database during 1995-2005. The institution name is the primary location of the author, that is, where he or she is on staff. In the Collaborations column, the numeral in brackets indicates the number of times the author collaborated with another author at the given institution. The information in the Field of Study column came from the author's primary institution website. Author/Location Collaborations Field of Study sinus surgery Georgia Rhinol & Sinus Ctr [4]; Univ British Columbia [4]; Cleveland Clin Fdn [3]; Georgia Ear Inst [2]; St Louis Univ [2]; Johns Hopkins Med Inst Frederick A. Kuhn, [2]; Mem Med Ctr [2]; Georgia State Univ [1]; Novartis Pharmaceut Corp MD [22] -- Georgia [1]; Novartis Pharmat AG [1]; Beth Israel Deaconess Med Ctr [1]; Harvard Nasal & Sinus Inst Univ [1]; Brigham & Womens Hosp [1]; Univ Calif Los Angeles [1]; Univ Penn [1]; Univ Penn Hlth Syst [1]; Univ Washington [1]; Massachusetts Gen Hosp [1]; Univ Alabama [1]; CARNEY HOSP [1]
USDA Agricultural Research Service [8]; Univ S Carolina [6]; Univ Florida Agronomy and Dr. Kenneth S. [3]; Murray State Univ [2]; Univ Georgia [2]; Savannah River Lab Drwawe Environmental Quality Sajwan [20] -- [1]; Sentek Pty Ltd [1]; ARS [1]; SUNY Buffalo [1]; SV Univ [1]; Kingston Savannah State Univ Univ [1]; Univ Syst Georgia [1]; Univ Alabama [1]; Massey Univ [1]; Washington State Univ [1]; Michigan State Univ [1] Univ Calif San Diego [5]; Univ Calif San Francisco [4]; Mem Hlth Univ [4]; Surgery NYU [3]; Emory Univ [3]; Washington Hosp Ctr [3]; Mercer Univ [3]; Penn State Univ [2]; UNDERSEN CLIN [2]; HUNTINGTON MEM HOSP [2]; UNIFORMED SERV UNIV HLTH SCI [2]; Univ Kentucky [2]; Univ Texas [2]; Univ Vermont [2]; Mayo Clin [2]; Vanderbilt Univ [2]; Beaumont Hlth Ctr [1]; CEDARS SINAI MED CTR [1]; NATL NAVAL MED RES INST [1]; NEW YORK HENNOPIN CTY MED CTR [1]; Ohio State Univ [1]; Oregon Hlth Sci Univ [1]; Palmetto Richland Mem Hosp [1]; GOOD SAMARITAN REG MED CTR [1]; Christiana Med Ctr [1]; Grant Med Ctr [1]; Robert Wood Johnson Univ Hosp [1]; GUNDERSON CLIN LTD [1]; GUNDERSON LUTHERAN MED CTR [1]; VICTORIA HOSP [1]; San Francisco Gen Hosp [1]; Boston Univ [1]; Henry Ford Hosp [1]; HLTH Dr. M. Gage Ochsner CARE CORP AMER WESLEY [1]; SPARROW HOSP [1]; COOK CTY [18] -- Memorial HOSP [1]; St Elizabeth Hlth Ctr [1]; ST JOHNS REG HLTH CTR [1]; St Health University Louis Univ [1]; Brigham & Womens Hosp [1]; SUNY SYRACUSE [1]; Surg Medical Center Specialists [1]; UMDNJ [1]; Univ Alberta [1]; Univ Arkansas [1]; BUTTERWORTH REG TRAUMA CTR [1]; Allegheny Gen Hosp [1]; DARTMOUTH HITCHCOCK MED CTR [1]; Univ Calif Davis [1]; JOHN C LINCOLN HOSP & HLTH CTR [1]; Univ Cincinnati [1]; KINGS CTY HOSP [1]; Univ Illinois [1]; Univ Kansas [1]; UNIV LOUISVILLE [1]; Univ Maryland [1]; UNIV MARYLAND HOSP [1]; UNIV MED & DENT NEW JERSEY [1]; Univ Missouri [1]; Univ N Carolina [1]; LEGACY PORTLAND HOSP [1]; Univ Penn [1]; Baptist Med Ctr [1]; Univ Pittsburgh [1]; Univ S Carolina [1]; Univ So Calif [1]; Univ Tennessee [1]; Univ Toronto [1]; Massachusetts Gen Hosp [1]; Virginia Commonwealth Univ [1]; Med Coll Wisconsin [1]; WESLEY MED CTR [1]; ERIE CTY MED CTR & LABS [1]; Univ Alabama [1]; Mercy Hosp [1]; WRIGHT STATE UNIV [1]; Riverside Methodist Hosp [1]; Baylor Coll Med [1]; Med Univ S Carolina [1]
Page 28 of 87 Appendix 1 -- Web of Science/Science & Technology The numeral in brackets in the Author column indicates the number of times the author's name appeared in the database during 1995-2005. The institution name is the primary location of the author, that is, where he or she is on staff. In the Collaborations column, the numeral in brackets indicates the number of times the author collaborated with another author at the given institution. The information in the Field of Study column came from the author's primary institution website. Author/Location Collaborations Field of Study Rates and processes of sediment accumulation and strata formation in Univ Washington [3]; Georgia So Univ [2]; Boston Coll [2]; Woods Hole estuarine, coastal, shelf, Oceanog Inst [2]; Florida State Univ [2]; Bedford Inst Oceanog [1]; and slope environments Dr. Clark Alexander Georgia State Univ [1]; Penn State Univ [1]; So Calif Coastal Water Res using radiochemical [16] -- Skidaway Inst Project [1]; Dalhousie Univ [1]; Univ Maryland [1]; Lawrence Livermore techniques and tracers. Oceanog Natl Lab [1]; Univ N Carolina [1]; Univ Regina [1]; Univ Texas [1]; Sediment dynamics and US Geol Survey [1]; USN [1]; Fisheries & Oceans Canada [1] coastal erosion. Historical records of anthropogenic impacts on the coastal zone.
USDA ARS [10]; Univ Florida [5]; Univ Georgia [2]; Sentek Pty Ltd [1]; environmental chemistry Dr. Siva Paramasivam ARS [1]; IAC [1]; Kingston Univ [1]; Louisiana State Univ [1]; Massey Univ & toxicity [13] -- Savannah State [1]; Univ Washington State Univ [1] Dr. Richard Wallace Chemistry and Physics Univ Alabama [3]; Coastal Georgia Community Coll [1]; BRUNSWICK [13] -- Armstrong COLL [1] Atlantic State Univ Transport and mixing in shallow coastal waters and estuaries. Dynamics of coastal frontal zones (upwelling and NOAA [2]; Univ Georgia [2]; Univ Lisbon [2]; Univ N Carolina [2]; Clemson Dr. Jack Blanton [12] - downwelling circulation). Univ [1]; Boston Coll [1]; S Carolina Dept Nat Resources [1]; S Carolina - Skidaway Inst Effects of asymmetric Wildlife & Marine Resources Dept [1]; Inst Ciencias Mar [1]; Woods Hole Oceanog tidal currents on the salt Oceanog Inst [1] balance of estuaries and transport of materials like sediments: Effects of morphology on tidal currents. Dr. Will Lynch [12] -- Chemistry and Physics Armstrong Atlantic AASU [2]; Univ Georgia [1]; Western Michigan Univ [1] State Univ
Page 29 of 87 Appendix 2 -- Compendex & Inspec (Engineering Village) The numeral in brackets in Author/Location column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005. The material in the Field of Study column came from the Affiliation website. Author/Affiliation Field of Study Dr. Ying Liu [18] -- Savannah State University computer technology; fractal theory A. Rahman Zaghloul, Ph.D. [12] -- Georgia Institute Ellipsometry; Microelectronics and semiconductor materials; of Technology, School of Electrical and Computer Nanotechnology and nanostructures; Instrumentation Engineering, Ellipsometry Research and Inversion problems; Artificial cognitive systems Applications Laboratories Dr. Ray Hashemi [14] -- Armstrong Atlantic State computer technology University Coastal and oceanographic engineering; Sediment transport in river, estuary, reservoir and coastal environments; Water-wave Paul A. Work, Ph.D., P.E. [5] -- Georgia Institute of propagation and transformation; Measurements of water wave Technology, School of Electrical and Computer and flow properties; Long-term impacts of dredging and sediment Engineering, Ellipsometry Research and management; Marine geology, archaeology and hydrographic Applications Laboratories surveying; Contaminant transport via sediment mobilization; Scientific diving applications and technologies
Tsunamis, hurricanes, non-linear and breaking waves; Subaerial and submarine landslides and oceanic volcano island collapses; Hydraulic, coastal, marine and offshore structures; Hydropower, Hermann Fritz, Ph.D. wave and tidal energy; River engineering, sediment transport and [4] -- Georgia Institute of Technology, School of morphologic processes Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ellipsometry Advanced whole field multi-dimensional laser measurement Research and Applications Laboratories techniques; Numerical simulation of multiphase flows; Natural hazard mitigation and risk analysis; Natural hazards
digital signal (audio, image, video) processing, computer vision Dr. Lei He [7] -- Armstrong Atlantic State and pattern recognition. University Observational, theoretical and modeling studies of ocean dynamics. Ocean tides and coastal water dynamics. Interaction of barotropic and baroclinic motions. Coastal ocean and estuarine circulation, including transport and mixing processes. Objective or inverse analyses. Combining observational information and models to estimate dynamical parameters and the inversion of flow field from limited observations in coastal-estuarine waters. Dr. Chunyan Li Innovation of observational techniques and data analysis [6] -- Skidaway Inst. of Oceanogr. techniques. Satellite remote sensing coastal oceanography. MODIS Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and its seasonal variability and climatology of coastal seawater. Wind- and tide- driven cross-shelf transport processes over the South Atlantic Bight area (extending from the inner shelf to the outer-shelf.)
Page 30 of 87 Appendix 3 -- PubMed The numeral in brackets in the Author/Affiliation column indicates the number of times the individual appears in the database for the period 1995-2005. The material in the Field of Study column came from the Affiliation website. Author/Affiliation Field of Study Donald G. Gallup, M.D. [7] -- Memorial Health University Medical Center, Mercer University Gynecologic Oncology Dr. Richard F. Lee [7] -- Skidaway DNA Damage and Embryo Developments in Grass Shrimp Exposed to Institute of Oceanography Contaminants; Prevalence and Intensity of a Blue Crab Disease in Coastal Georgia Dr. Elwin Tilson [11] -- Armstrong Atlantic State University radiologic sciences Jan Cuzzell, MA, RN, CWS [6] -- Certified Wound Specialist, and a Dermatology Nursing Editorial Island Health Care, Inc Board Member SHARYN GIBSON, Ed.D, RT [5] -- Armstrong Atlantic State University radiologic sciences Ali R. Rahimi, M.D. [5] -- Memorial Health University Medical Center, Mercer University Internal Medicine Frederick A. Kuhn, MD [4] -- Georgia Nasal and Sinus Institute sinus surgery Gloria Strickland, EdD, RT [4] -- Armstrong Atlantic State University radiologic sciences Dr. Helen M. Taggart [4] -- Armstrong Atlantic State University Nursing; Complimentary & Alternative Modalities; Education; Leadership; Health Promotion
Page 31 of 87 Appendix 4 -- Interview Responses
Savannah as creative or entrepreneurial environment
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and plenty of work to go around; can take a laptop to a park for creative boost, printed material or go to beach 15 minutes away (had to leave Atlanta to see beauty); innovative design not yet well-received, clients want traditional designs Designer -- websites, had to compete on price against established firms; flew below radar printed material, broadcast taking small jobs at first; creativity comes from high quality of life in city -- graphics; 3D animation can't be sustained on work alone Writer specializing in arts n/a SCAD instructor No stress climate promotes creativity; does personal artwork on the side and feels no competition in that effort -- can be more generous, art for art's sake, gives artwork away, wouldn't want to put it into galleries; uses that creative energy at SCAD; SCAD class/about ten None plan to stay in Savannah because work is elsewhere (it should be graduate students noted that this class covered visual effects for film, and thus most work would be in California); they don't get to see much of city because schoolwork keeps them too busy Magazine publisher Savannah has a built-in quirkiness that makes it good subject matter for a magazine; Savannah has people who are "connectors;" if they like what you are doing they will help you endlessly; if they don't, you will go nowhere; says magazine has approached covering city in new ways, and has been well received Magazine associate Would like for magazine to be more progressive, but readership prefers publisher/SCAD alum more conservative tradition of the publication
Collaborations
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and TCCi is the central point -- newcomers must get to know them; works with printed material other designers who might be deemed competitors because of shortage of talent; Creative Spot -- group of creatives who meet socially (recently formed) Designer -- websites, works with firm that does e-commerce part of websites; uses several printed material, broadcast freelancers; doesn't advertise -- almost all work comes from referrals; graphics; 3D animation works with TCCI and Coastal BEDA; steers clear of professional societies because it doesn't make sense to market to other designers Writer specializing in arts n/a SCAD instructor works with other artists on personal projects; very collaborative environment SCAD class/about ten Coastal BEDA, TCCI graduate students Magazine publisher TCCI, Coastal BEDA Magazine associate Not as much collaboration among creatives as there should be publisher/SCAD alum
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Art scene in Savannah
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and n/a printed material Designer -- websites, n/a printed material, broadcast graphics; 3D animation Writer specializing in arts Savannah seems to be in a transition of some kind with more and more arts activity; City's Cultural Affairs Commission funds arts organizations; city hosts lots of festivals, but needs to have more art develop that's year round; two galleries have opened that are focused more on art for art's sake (non-decoration art) and less on the tourist dollar -- suggests that some are taking risks and are being supported locally by high-income residents; seems to be a growing theater movement where before there was none
SCAD instructor n/a SCAD class/about ten n/a graduate students Magazine publisher n/a Magazine associate There is an issue of accessability, that is, cutting edge art may not be publisher/SCAD alum appreciated by the population at large; thus, there is a need to educate and put art in context without condescension
Missing ingredients in city
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and need more talented people in the city; need a program that pairs printed material newcomers with existing business owners to learn the ropes and reduce ramp up time; need more tax base for school reform; need incubator space Designer -- websites, clients outside of city outsourcing to Savannah -- don't want to recycle printed material, broadcast same clients among local designers; city can compete with New York on graphics; 3D animation quality of work, but obviously not quantity Writer specializing in arts galleries compete too much -- they need an association that promotes them all in some way, maybe with gallery tours (strength through unity); city needs organization that is focal point to promote art at all levels and get city thinking of itself as an arts location -- no reason Savannah couldn't become a spot on the art world map SCAD instructor see SCAD question SCAD class/about ten More work for students and graduates; would like for stores, restaurants, graduate students and the like to stay open later Magazine publisher All the elements seem to be in place already Magazine associate More professional development training classes, not necessarily for publisher/SCAD alum attainment of degree to raise professionalism of creatives; more local work for students to stay after graduation; need more locally owned shops to support advertising -- chains don't place local ads
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Physical Space/Support services
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and Office space is expensive; historic district provides more prestigious office printed material locations Designer -- websites, n/a printed material, broadcast graphics; 3D animation Writer specializing in arts n/a SCAD instructor n/a SCAD class/about ten n/a graduate students Magazine publisher Not enough Parking Magazine associate Uses printer outside of Savannah, locals are talented but overpriced; publisher/SCAD alum email allows use of printer outside of city
Savannah College of Art & Design
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and has zero impact on Savannah -- students are too distracted; won't look at printed material student work when hiring, needs experience Designer -- websites, worked in community outreach groups while attending SCAD; school printed material, broadcast hosts film festival and sidewalk art festival; however like other art schools, graphics; 3D animation tends to be elitist Writer specializing in arts students worried about crime and not being welcomed by city (intolerance) SCAD instructor SCAD students leave because there's no work in Savannah ("huge brain drain"), and city hasn't done enough to keep them; there needs to be an effort to get local investors to start companies to employ graduates; too often residents of city ask students to do work for free; at the same time, too much work would pull students away from studies through internships and part-time work that might lead to full-time work -- would be a shame because with degree they can teach later if they so desire; hopes alums will come back someday to Savannah to work
SCAD class/about ten Program is so demanding that it allows students no time to interact with graduate students city Magazine publisher n/a Magazine associate Needs to offer more business and marketing classes; students' publisher/SCAD alum relationship to city is often touchy, partly because it's popular in art school to be prickly
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Selecting what to work on
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and pure economics printed material Designer -- websites, interest and economics; low level clients often don’t understand what's printed material, broadcast involved in process graphics; 3D animation Writer specializing in arts n/a SCAD instructor n/a SCAD class/about ten n/a graduate students Magazine publisher Instincts from previous magazine work Magazine associate n/a publisher/SCAD alum
Miscellaneous
Interviewee/type of work Responses Designer -- websites and moved to Savannah from Atlanta to be more significant in community; printed material Atlanta experience and client list brought instant credibility in Savannah Designer -- websites, SCAD graduate who wanted to stay in Savannah -- had to form company printed material, broadcast to do so; hopes growth will be controlled to maintain quality of life graphics; 3D animation Writer specializing in arts n/a SCAD instructor n/a SCAD class/about ten Group had varying responses about Savannah; some would stay if work graduate students were available; others wouldn't come back because they want the California experience; others would go to hometown if work were there; but all agreed they would probably end up in California Magazine publisher n/a Magazine associate n/a publisher/SCAD alum
Page 35 of 87 Appendix_5 – Cultural Affairs Commission Major Funding
This Appendix consists of several electronic files that were emailed by the Cultural Affairs Commission to the researcher for inclusion in this report.
Page 36 of 87 CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS YEAR 2001 CULTURAL SERVICES
ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC Target Demographic: Residents - seniors STATE UNIVERSITY Savannah Shakespeare Festival Pleasure of Percussion Amount: Amount:
$51,000 $3,150 # of Services: 3 # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter Dates: Second Quarter Location: Forsyth Park Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Attendance # Est.: 100 - 500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents
COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY C.E.L. REGIONAL LIBRARY FOUNDATION Battlefield Blues Literary Festival Events Amount: Amount: $5,000 # of Services: 8 $15,000 Dates: Second Quarter # of Services: 2 Location: C.E.L. Libraries Dates: Second Quarter Attendance # Est.: 3,000 Location: Railroad Shops and Roundhouse Complex Target Demographic: Residents Attendance # Est.: 6,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
CITY LIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY Summer Program at Savannah History Museum Amount: Creative Theater for Mentally and Physically Challenged Amount: $6,000 # of Services: 35 Dates: Second/Third Quarters $2,000 Location: Savannah History Museum # of Services: 12 Attendance # Est.: 1,100 Dates: Third Quarter Target Demographic: Residents - children from parks, Location: Therapeutic Center playgrounds, Beacons, social service agencies & Attendance # Est.: 40 Tourists Target Demographic: Residents - establish participants
Outreach Tours for the Elderly COASTAL JAZZ ASSOCIATION Amount: Arts on the River Jazz Performance Amount: $6,000 # of Services: 16 Dates: Second Quarter $1,500 Location: City Golden Age Centers # of Services: 1 Attendance # Est.: 200 Dates: Second Quarter Page 37 of 87 Location: River Street Amount: $60,000 Attendance # Est.: 10,000 # of Services: 4 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Third Quarter Locations: Forsyth Park Community Center Jazz Workshops Attendance # Est.: 15,000 Amount: Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Savannah Jazz Orchestra Big $2,200 Band Concert Series # of Services: 6 Amount: $4,500 Dates: Second/Third Quarters # of Services: 3 Location: City Neighborhood Centers Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Locations: Armstrong Atlantic State University, JEA, Target Demographic: Residents - inner-city youth Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 2,000 20th Annual Savannah Jazz Festival Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: City Neighborhood Centers Attendance # Est.: 600 Target Demographic: Residents - youth COMMUNITY CHANGE FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT/YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Open Studio Amount: 2001 Georgia Heritage Celebration Amount:
$10,000 # of Services: 110 $5,000 Dates: First/Second/Third Quarters # of Services: 20+ Location: City After-School Program Sites Dates: First Quarter Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Location: Various Sites Target Demographic: Residents - youth Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Target Demographic: Residents - students, families & Tourists DARK NIGHT THEATRE d.b.a. EMPIRE THEATRE
The Elephant Man RALPH MARK GILBERT CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM Amount: AHistory, Arts, and Civil Rights@ Amount: $6,000 # of Services: 6 Dates: Second Quarter $26,945 Location: Empire Theatre - Savannah Mall # of Services: 36 Attendance # Est.: 500 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Attendance # Est.: 500 Target Demographic: Residents - youth, adults EAST SIDE PLAYERS THEATRE CO. Lecture - ARestoring Black Humanity: 24 Reasons Why African American Suffer@ Black Heritage Tours Amount: Amount:
$4,000 $5,000 # of Services: 2 # of Services: 8 Dates: First Quarter Dates: Second/Third Quarters Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Page 38 of 87 Attendance # Est.: 500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists $4,050 # of Services: 2 Youth Summer History Tours Dates: Second Quarter Amount: Location: Beach Institute Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists $4,600 # of Services: 50 Exhibit: High Cotton Dates: Second/Third Quarters by Schroder Cherry Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Amount: Attendance # Est.: 1,400 Target Demographic: Residents - youth $5,050 # of Services: 2 KING - TISDELL COTTAGE FOUNDATION, INC. Dates: Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Beach Institute Exhibit: African-American Male Museum Attendance # Est.: 1,500 by Carlton Wilkerson Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: Exhibit: Southern Exposure by Talita Long $5,850 Amount: # of Services: 2 Dates: First Quarter Location: Beach Institute $4,550 Attendance # Est.: 1,000 # of Services: 2 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Fourth Quarter Location: Beach Institute Exhibit: Enchanted Passage Attendance # Est.: 1,500 by Wendell Smith Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: Lecture & Workshop: AAfrican Percussion Instruments@ by Dr. Josovi Eason Amount: Could Do@ by Dr. Richard Knapp & Dr. Lillian Ashcraft-Eason Amount: $3,850 # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter $7,950 Location: Beach Institute # of Services: 2 Attendance # Est.: 300 Dates: Fourth Quarter Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: Beach Institute Attendance # Est.: 300 Lecture: AHenry McNeal Turner@ Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists by Dr. David Jackson Amount: Lecture: A Provincialism and the Southern Experience in Hip Hop@ by Dr. Jeffrey Ogbar $3,850 Amount: # of Services: 1 Dates: First Quarter Location: Beach Institute $3,850 Attendance # Est.: 250 # of Services: 1 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: First Quarter Location: Beach Institute Lectures: AWhat African-American Women Attendance # Est.: 300 Page 39 of 87 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists $3, 500 # of Services: 40 LOW COUNTRY ARTISTS AND Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters ARTISANS= SOCIETY Location: Cultural Affairs= S.P.A.C.E. & Telfair Museum Attendance # Est.: 750 Capoeira Angola Apprenticeship Project Target Demographic: Residents - students, seniors Amount:
SAVANNAH COASTAL PUPPETRY GUILD $3,000 # of Services: 10 AFriends@ Puppet Show & Puppet Dates: First Quarter Making Workshop Location: Low Country Capoeira Angola Amount: Society Academy Attendance # Est.: 500 Target Demographic: Residents - inner city youth $7,500 # of Services: 17 Dates: Second Quarter NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Location: City After-School Sites & Neighborhood Center Neighborhood Arts and Education Attendance # Est.: 1,200 Amount: Target Demographic: Residents - inner city youth
$3,000 SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN # of Services: 15 Dates: Second/Third Quarters Arts on the River Location: Neighborhood Improvement (Juried Fine Arts Component) Attendance # Est.: 300 Amount: Target Demographic: Residents - youth
$17,000 SANKOFA/YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY # of Services: 3 Dates: Second Quarter Project V.I.B.E. Location: SCAD, Johnny Mercer Theater Amount: Attendance # Est.: 40,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
$3,300 # of Services: 21 SAVANNAH FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY Dates: First/Second Quarters Location: Local high schools 12th Annual Savannah Folk Music Festival Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Amount: Target Demographic: Residents - students
$13,500 SAVANNAH ART ASSOCIATION # of Services: 2 Dates: Third Quarter Drawing Inspiration from the Masters Location: City Market, Daffin Park Amount: Attendance # Est.: 1,500
Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Arts on the River Concert, 2002 Amount:
SAVANNAH SYMPHONY SOCIETY $55,000 Page 40 of 87 # of Services: 4 Attendance # Est.: 3,500 Dates: Second Quarter Target Demographic: Residents - families, seniors Location: Morrell Park - River Street Attendance # Est.: 40,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists SAVANNAH THEATRE COMPANY
Black Heritage Concert & Super Saturday - Kids for Kids Theatre Education Programs Amount: Amount:
$22,150 $40,000 # of Services: 12 # of Services: 10 Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Dates: First Quarter Location: Savannah Theatre Location: Armstrong Atlantic University, First Bryan Attendance # Est.: 4,200 Baptist Church, Gadsden Elementary, Heard Target Demographic: Residents - children, families Elementary, St. Phillips Church, Savannah State University, Savannah Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 1,800 TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART Target Demographic: Residents - students, families Afternoon Art Clubs Picnic in the Park Amount: Amount:
$5,369 $40,000 # of Services: 8 # of Services: 4 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Dates: Fourth Quarter Location: City Neighborhood Centers Location: Forsyth Park Attendance # Est.: 200 Attendance # Est.: 13,000 Target Demographic: Residents - youth Target Demographic: Residents - families Art for Seniors & Special Audiences Southside Music Festival Amount: Amount:
$4,309 $23,000 # of Services: 50+ # of Services: 6 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Location: Telfair, Golden Age Centers, Cultural Affairs Location: Core - Daffin Park, White Bluff UM Church; S.P.A.C.E., Savannah Association for the Blind, others Ensemble - Immanuel Baptist Church, St. Phillip Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Monumental Church, Savannah Commons, Trinity Target Demographic: Residents - seniors, special Lutheran Church needs Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Target Demographic: Residents - families Art Ventures: Outreach Amount: Symphony Outreach Program Amount: $2,806 # of Services: 40 $21,000 Dates: Second/Third Quarters # of Services: 16 Location: City Parks, Playgrounds, Neighborhood Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Centers, Beacon Sites, Social Service Agencies Location: Core - St. Paul CME Church, Bull Street Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Baptist Church; Ensembles - Golden Age Centers, Target Demographic: Residents - youth Adult Day Care, Bull Street Baptist Church, St. Paul Academy, Johnson Square Cultural Alchemy Performance and Workshops Page 41 of 87 Amount: $21,517 # of Services: 4 $8,575 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters # of Services: 3 Location: Telfair Museum Dates: First Quarter Attendance # Est.: 4,000 Location: Telfair Museum, Cultural Affairs S.P.A.C.E. Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Attendance # Est.: 400 Target Demographic: Residents - high school students Museum Visits Amount: $2,806 2001 Family Sundays # of Services: 40 Amount: Dates: Second/Third Quarters
Location: Telfair Museum from City Parks, Playgrounds, Neighborhood Centers, Beacon Sites, Social Services Agencies Attendance # Est.: 750 Target Demographic: Residents - youth
Sunday APerspectives@ Lecture Series Amount: $10,214 # of Services: 4 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Telfair Museum Attendance # Est.: 600 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Youth Art Day Amount: $1,553 # of Services: 1 Dates: Second Quarter Location: Telfair Museum Attendance # Est.: 800 Target Demographic: Residents - youth, families
DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Arts on the River, Window Painting Contest & River Street Amount: $40,000 # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter Location: Downtown, River Street Attendance # Est.: 40,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Black Heritage Festival Amount: $105,000 # of Services: 12 Dates: TBA Location: TBA Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Free Community Concerts Amount: $12,000 # of Services: 45+ Page 42 of 87 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Downtown Squares, Golden Age Centers, Social Service Agencies, Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 7,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Savannah Asian Festival Amount: $20,000 # of Services: 3 Dates: Second Quarter Location: Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 8, 000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Savannah Literary Festival Amount: $15,000 # of Services: 8 Dates: Second Quarter Location: Downtown Venues Attendance # Est.: 3,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Tara Feis: St. Patrick=s Family Festival Amount: $33,000 # of Services: 1 Dates: First Quarter Location: Emmet Park Attendance # Est.: 15,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Weave-A-Dream Program Amount: $35,206 # of Services: 50+ Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Throughout Savannah Attendance # Est.: 10, 000 Target Demographic: Residents
SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $826,200 SERVICES PURCHASED 768
CULTURAL TOURISM
SAVANNAH ONSTAGE INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, INC.
Savannah Onstage International Festival Amount: $50,000 # of Services: 133 Dates: First Quarter Location: Downtown Venues, International Trade Center, Schools, Colleges, Neighborhood Centers Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $50,000 SERVICES PURCHASED 133 Page 43 of 87 TOTAL AMOUNT $876,200 TOTAL SERVICES PURCHASED 901
Page 44 of 87 CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS YEAR 2002 CULTURAL SERVICES
ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & STATE UNIVERSITY Families
Three by Three Amount: $2,300 Outreach Tours for the Elderly # of Services: 2 Amount: $6,000 Dates: First Quarter # of Services: 18 Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium Dates: Third/Fourth Quarters Attendance # Est.: 100 - 500 Location: City Golden Age Centers Target Demographic: Southside Residents Attendance # Est.: 300 Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors Expressions of the Soul Amount: $850 COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter Gullah Culture Presentation Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium Amount: $3,834 Attendance # Est.: 100 - 500 # of Services: 3 Target Demographic: Southside Residents Dates: First Quarter Location: Savannah History Museum CITY LIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY Attendance # Est.: 2,300 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Creative Theater for Mentally and Physically Challenged Roundhouse Blues and BBQ Festival Amount: $2,000 Amount: $10,000 # of Services: 12 # of Services: 2 Dates: Second/Third Quarters Dates: Second Quarter Location: Therapeautic Center, Camp Full of Fun Location: Railroad Shops and Roundhouse Attendance # Est.: 75 Complex Target Demographic: Residents B Special Needs Attendance # Est.: 8,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Savannah Shakespeare Festival Amount: $51,000 Summer Program at the Savannah History # of Services: 3 Museum Dates: Second Quarter Amount: $2,500 Location: Forsyth Park # of Services: 35 Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Dates: Second/Third Quarters Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: Savannah History Museum Attendance # Est.: 1,100 Shakespeare Camp for Kids Target Demographic: Residents - Youth from Amount: $8,000 Beacon Sites, parks, playgrounds, social service # of Services: 2 agencies, & tourists Dates: Second Quarter Location: City Lights Theater COASTAL JAZZ ASSOCIATION Attendance # Est.: 250 Big Band Concert Series Page 45 of 87 Amount: $4,500 Locations: Armstrong Atlantic State University, # of Services: 4 JEA, Civic Center Dates: First/Second/Third Quarters Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Target Demographic: Residents & tourists Arts on the River Jazz Performance Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $1,500 # of Services: 1 Youth Summer History Tours Dates: Second Quarter Amount: $4,600 Location: River Street # of Services: 50 Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Dates: Second/Third Quarters Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Community Center Jazz Workshops Attendance # Est.: 1,400 Amount: $2,200 Target Demographic: Residents - Youth # of Services: 6 Dates: Second/Third Quarters KING - TISDELL COTTAGE Location: City Neighborhood Centers FOUNDATION, INC. Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Target Demographic: Residents - Inner - City Beach Institute Lecture Series Youth Amount: $17,120 # of Services: 10 20th Annual Savannah Jazz Festival Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Amount: $60,000 Location: Beach Institute # of Services: 1 Audience # Est.: 2000 Dates: Third Quarter Audience: Residents & Tourists Locations: Forsyth Park Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Exhibit: The Female Experience Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists by Michelle Wood Amount: $4,950 GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter Georgia Historical Society=s Lecture Series & Location: Beach Institute Exhibits Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Amount: $5,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 12 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Exhibit: Stories of Your and My America Location: Hodgson Hall by Charlotte Riley - Webb Attendance # Est.: 2,800 Amount: $7,715 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 2 Dates: Second/Third Quarters RALPH MARK GILBERT CIVIL RIGHTS Location: Beach Institute MUSEUM Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists West Broad Street Festival Amount: $11,000 Exhibit: Amazing Grace: African American # of Services: 2 Folk Art Dates: Second Quarter by Joe Adams, Curator Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Amount: $4,809 Museum # of Services: 2 Attendance # Est.: 5,250 Dates: Third/Fourth Quarters Page 46 of 87 Location: Beach Institute by Ron Walton Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Amount: $7,406 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 2 Dates: Fourth Quarter Exhibit: New Views Moving Forward Location: Beach Institute Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT SAVANNAH FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY ASSOCIATION 13th Annual Savannah Folk Music Festival Neighborhood Arts and Education Amount: $13,500 Amount: $5,000 # of Services: 1 # of Services: 86 Dates: Third Quarter Dates: First/Second Quarters Location: City Market, American Legion Hall, Location: Neighborhood Improvement Daffin Park Association Attendance # Est.: 2,000 Attendance # Est.: 3,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents - Youth SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY SAVANNAH ART ASSOCIATION Black Heritage Festival Amount: $105,000 Drawing Inspiration from the Masters # of Services: 14 Amount: $4,500 Dates: First Quarter # of Services: 37 Location: Savannah State University, Savannah Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Trade Center, Savannah Arts Academy, Location: Savannah State University & Telfair Churches Museum of Art Attendance # Est.: 20,000 Attendance # Est.: 900 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents - Students, seniors SAVANNAH SYMPHONY SOCIETY
SAVANNAH COASTAL PUPPETRY GUILD Arts on the River Concert, 2003 Amount: $63,446 Nature Appreciation through Puppetry Arts # of Services: 4 Show & Puppet Dates: Second Quarter Amount: $7,500 Location: Morrell Park - River Street # of Services: 17 Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Dates: Second/Third Quarter Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: City After-School Sites & Neighborhood Centers Black Heritage Concert & Attendance # Est.: 1,200 Education Programs, 2003 Target Demographic: Residents - Inner City Amount: $47,252 Youth # of Services: 10 Dates: First Quarter A Day of Puppetry Festival Location: Armstrong Atlantic University, First Amount: $2,500 Bryan Baptist Church, Gadsden Elementary, # of Services: 1 Heard Elementary, St. Phillips Church, Dates: Second Quarter Savannah State University, Civic Center Location: Coastal Georgia Center Attendance # Est.: 18,000 Page 47 of 87 Target Demographic: Residents - Students & Location: Forsyth Park Families Attendance # Est.: 14,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Families Picnic in the Park, 2002 Amount: $46,726 Southside Music Festival, 2002 # of Services: 2 Amount: $40,441 Dates: Fourth Quarter # of Services: 6 Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Art for Seniors & Special Audiences Location: Core - Daffin Park, White Bluff UM Amount: $4,309 Church; # of Services: 50 Ensemble - Immanuel Baptist Church, St. Phillip Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Monumental Church, Savannah Commons, Location: Telfair, Golden Age Centers, Trinity Lutheran Church Neighborhood Centers, Savannah Association Attendance # Est.: 10,000 for the Blind, Goodwill Industries Target Demographic: Residents - Families Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors, Symphony Outreach Program, 2002 Special Needs Amount: $24,062 # of Services: 16 Art Ventures: Outreach Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Amount: $2,806 Location: Core - St. Paul CME Church, Bull # of Services: 40 Street Baptist Church; Ensembles - Golden Age Dates: Second/Third Quarters Centers, Adult Day Care, Bull Street Baptist Location: City Parks, Playgrounds, Church, St. Paul Academy, Johnson Square Neighborhood Centers, Beacon Sites, Social Attendance # Est.: 4,000 Service Agencies Target Demographic: Residents - Families & Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Seniors Target Demographic: Residents - Youth
SAVANNAH THEATRE COMPANY Four Fabulous Free Weeks Amount: $45,958 Super Saturday - Kids for Kids Theatre # of Services: 4 Amount: $23,150 Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters # of Services: 12 Location: Telfair Museum Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Attendance # Est.: 6,300 Location: TBA Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Attendance # Est.: 4,200 Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & 2001 Family Sundays Families Amount: $22,657 # of Services: 4 TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Telfair Museum Afternoon Art Clubs Attendance # Est.: 4,000 Amount: $6,149 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 5 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Museum Visits Location: City Neighborhood Centers, Urban Amount: $2,806 Hope # of Services: 40 Attendance # Est.: 200 Dates: Second/Third Quarters Target Demographic: Residents - Youth
Page 48 of 87 Location: Telfair Museum from City Parks, # of Services: 5 Playgrounds, Neighborhood Centers, Beacon Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Sites, Social Services Agencies Location: Telfair Museum Attendance # Est.: 750 Attendance # Est.: 750 Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Sunday APerspectives@ Lecture Series Amount: $14,933 Location: Emmet Park Youth Art Day Attendance # Est.: 20,000 Amount: $3,896 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 1 Dates: Second Quarter Weave-A-Dream Program Location: Telfair Museum Amount: $9,325 Attendance # Est.: 1,200 # of Services: 50+ Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Families Location: Throughout Savannah Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Target Demographic: Residents DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $791,200 Free Community Concerts SERVICES PURCHASED 636 Amount: $7,000 # of Services: 45+ Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters CULTURAL TOURISM Location: Downtown Squares, Golden Age Centers, Social Service Agencies, Civic Center SAVANNAH ONSTAGE Attendance # Est.: 7,000 INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIVAL, INC. Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Savannah Onstage International Festival Arts on the River Amount: $75,000 Amount: $5,000 # of Services: 137 # of Services: 2 Dates: First Quarter Dates: Second Quarter Location: Downtown Venues, Schools, Location: Downtown, River Street Colleges, Neighborhood Centers, City Market, Attendance # Est.: 40,000 River Street Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Savannah Asian Festival Amount: $24,000 SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND # of Services: 3 DESIGN Dates: Second Quarter Savannah Film and Video Festival Location: Civic Center Amount: $10,000 Attendance # Est.: 15,000 # of Services: 120 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Third Quarter Location: Trustees Theater, Mondanaro Theater Tara Feis: St. Patrick=s Family Festival Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Amount: $42,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 1 Dates: First Quarter SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $85,000 Page 49 of 87 SERVICES PURCHASED 257 TOTAL AMOUNT $876,200 TOTAL SERVICES PURCHASED 893
CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS YEAR 2003 CULTURAL SERVICES
ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC STATE UNIVERSITY Shakespeare Camp for Kids Amount: $6,000 The Pleasure of Two Pianos # of Services: 4 Amount: $3,150 Dates: Second Quarter # of Services: 2 Location: City Lights Theater Dates: Fourth Quarter Attendance # Est.: 250 Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & Families Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Target Demographic: Southside Residents
CEL REGIONAL LIBRARY Outreach Tours for the Elderly Savannah Literary Festival Amount: $6,000 Amount: $15,000 # of Services: 15 # of Services: 27 Dates: First/Second Quarters Dates: Second Quarter Location: City Golden Age Centers Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium, Bull Street Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Library, Hitch Village Library, Ola Wyeth Library, Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors Oglethorpe Mall Branch Library, W. W. Law Branch Library, Kayton Branch Library Attendance # Est.: 6,000 COASTAL HERITAGE SOCIETY Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & Families Roundhouse Blues and BBQ Festival CITY LIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY Amount: $10,000 # of Services: 2 Creative Theater for Mentally and Dates: Second Quarter Physically Challenged Location: Railroad Shops and Roundhouse Complex Amount: $2,000 Attendance # Est.: 10,000 # of Services: 16 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Second/Third Quarters Location: Therapeautic Center, Camp Full of Fun Attendance # Est.: 200 COASTAL JAZZ ASSOCIATION Target Demographic: Residents B Special Needs Big Band Concert Series Savannah Shakespeare Festival Amount: $4,500 Amount: $53,000 # of Services: 3 # of Services: 3 Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Dates: Second Quarter Locations: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium, Civic Center Location: Forsyth Park Attendance # Est.: 2,000 Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Target Demographic: Residents & tourists Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Page 50 of 87 Arts on the River Jazz Performance Community Center Jazz Workshops Amount: $1,500 Amount: $2,200 # of Services: 1 # of Services: 3 Dates: Second Quarter Dates: Second/Third Quarters Location: River Street Location: City Neighborhood Centers Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents - Inner - City Youth
20th Annual Savannah Jazz Festival Amount: $61,800 # of Services: 4 Dates: Third Quarter Locations: Forsyth Park, City Market, Jazz Clubs Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists JEWISH EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE
Middle Eastern Musical Concert COMMUNITY CHANGE FOR YOUTH Amount: $2,500 DEVELOPMENT # of Services: 1 Dates: Second Quarter Open Studio Location: Jewish Educational Alliance Amount: $5,400 Audience # Est.: 800 # of Services: 52 Audience: Residents & Tourists Dates: First/Second Quarters Location: St. Pius, Shuman, Derenne Attendance # Est.: 3,500 KING - TISDELL COTTAGE FOUNDATION, Target Demographic: Residents - Youth INC.
Beach Institute Lecture Series GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Amount: $22,000 # of Services: 8 Georgia Historical Society=s Lecture Series & Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Exhibits Location: Beach Institute Amount: $5,000 Audience # Est.: 1,500 # of Services: 4 Audience: Residents & Tourists Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Hodgson Hall Exhibit: No Apartheid Anywhere Attendance # Est.: 1,800 by Valerie Maynard Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $6,000 # of Services: 2 Dates: Second Quarter RALPH MARK GILBERT CIVIL RIGHTS Location: Beach Institute MUSEUM Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Youth Summer History Tours Amount: $2,000 Exhibit: The Mule Train: A Journey of Hope # of Services: 30 Remembered Dates: Second/Third Quarters by Roland Freeman Location: Ralph M. Gilbert Civil Rights Amount: $9,000 Museum # of Services: 2 Attendance # Est.: 900 Dates: Second Quarter Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Location: Beach Institute Page 51 of 87 Attendance # Est.: 1,500 # of Services: 2 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Beach Institute Exhibit: Urban Cultural Visions Attendance # Est.: 1,000 by Kenneth Calvert Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $5,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Youth
LITTLE SAVANNAH THEATRE, INC. SAVANNAH ART ASSOCIATION
Little Theatre Live Drawing Inspiration from the Masters Amount: $4,000 Amount: $4,500 # of Services: 36 # of Services: 39 Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: City Golden Age Centers, City Parks, Location: Armstrong Atlantic State University & and Playgrounds Telfair Museum of Art Audience # Est.: 750 Attendance # Est.: 900 Audience: Residents - Youth and Seniors Target Demographic: Residents - Students, Seniors
SAVANNAH COASTAL PUPPETRY GUILD
Showtime for Seniors Amount: $6,000 LOW COUNTRY ARTISTS AND # of Services: 24 ARTISANS GUILD Dates: Second/Third Quarter Location: Golden Age Centers Capoeira Angola Apprenticeship Project Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Amount: $7,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors # of Services: 55 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Location: Low Country Artists and Artisans Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Safe Kids Program Target Demographic: Residents - Inner City Amount: $4,000 Youth # of Services: 22 Dates: Second Quarter MORNINGSTAR CULTURAL ARTS Location: City After-School Sites & GROUP Neighborhood Centers Attendance # Est.: 1,500 The Birth of Two Democracies Target Demographic: Residents - Inner City Youth Amount: $5,000 # of Services: 6 Dates: First/Second Quarters SAVANNAH FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY Location: Jewish Educational Alliance Attendance # Est.: 5,000 13th Annual Savannah Folk Music Festival Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $10,000 # of Services: 3 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT Dates: Third Quarter ASSOCIATION Location: City Market, American Legion Hall, Daffin Park Neighborhood Arts and Education V.I.B.E. Attendance # Est.: 2,000 Amount: $5,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 47 Dates: First/Second Quarters Location: St. Pius SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY Attendance # Est.: 5,000 Black Heritage Festival Page 52 of 87 Amount: $105,000 Attendance # Est.: 20,000 # of Services: 14 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: First Quarter Location: TBD, Savannah State University, Savannah Civic Center, Savannah Arts SAVANNAH SYMPHONY SOCIETY Academy, Churches Arts on the River Concert, 2004 Amount: $67,000 # of Services: 5 Dates: Second Quarter Dates: First Quarter Location: Morrell Park - River Street Location: Armstrong Atlantic University, First Bryan Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Baptist Church, Gadsden Elementary, Heard Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Elementary, St. Phillips Church, Savannah State University, Civic Center Black Heritage Concert & Attendance # Est.: 18,000 Education Programs, 2004 Target Demographic: Residents - Students & Families Amount: $51,000 # of Services: 10 Picnic in the Park, 2003 # of Services: 5 Amount: $50,000 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters # of Services: 4 Location: City Neighborhood Centers, Urban Hope Dates: Fourth Quarter Attendance # Est.: 200 Location: Forsyth Park Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Attendance # Est.: 18,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Families Art for Seniors & Special Audiences Amount: $4,929 Southside Music Festival, 2003 # of Services: 55 Amount: $33,000 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters # of Services: 6 Location: Telfair, Golden Age Centers, Neighborhood Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Centers, Savannah Association for the Blind, Goodwill Location: Core - Daffin Park, White Bluff UM Industries Church; Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Ensemble - Immanuel Baptist Church, St. Phillip Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors, Special Monumental Church, Savannah Commons, Needs Trinity Lutheran Church Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Target Demographic: Residents - Families Art Ventures: Outreach Amount: $3,128 Lunch Hour Chamber Series, 2003 # of Services: 40 Amount: $21,000 Dates: Second/Third Quarters # of Services: 12 Location: City Parks, Playgrounds, Neighborhood Dates: Second/Fourth Quarters Centers, Beacon Sites, Social Service Agencies Location: Core - St. Paul CME Church, Bull Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Street Baptist Church; Ensembles - Golden Age Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Centers, Adult Day Care, Bull Street Baptist Church, St. Paul Academy, Johnson Square Museum Visits Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Amount: $2,835 Target Demographic: Residents - Families & # of Services: 40 Seniors Dates: Second/Third Quarters Location: Telfair Museum from City Parks, Playgrounds, Neighborhood Centers, Beacon Sites, TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART Social Services Agencies Attendance # Est.: 750 Afternoon Art Clubs Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Amount: $6,149 Page 53 of 87 Four Fabulous Free Weeks # of Services: 5 Amount: $36,873 Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters # of Services: 4 Location: Telfair Museum Dates: Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Attendance # Est.: 1,000 Location: Telfair Museum Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Attendance # Est.: 7,625 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Youth Art Day Amount: $2,991 Family Sundays # of Services: 1 Amount: $24,502 Dates: Second Quarter # of Services: 4 Location: Telfair Museum Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Attendance # Est.: 900 Location: Telfair Museum Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & Families Attendance # Est.: 4,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Sunday Lectures and Georgia Artist Forum Amount: $14,243 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS # of Services: 50+ Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Free Community Concerts Location: Throughout Savannah Amount: $7,000 Attendance # Est.: 10,000 # of Services: 45+ Target Demographic: Residents - Families, Youth, Dates: First/Second/Third/Fourth Quarters Seniors, Special Needs Location: Downtown Squares, Golden Age Centers, Social Service Agencies, Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 7,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists CULTURAL TOURISM INITIATIVE
Arts on the River SAVANNAH ONSTAGE INTERNATIONAL ART Amount: $33,000 FESTIVAL, INC. # of Services: 3 Dates: Second Quarter Savannah Onstage International Festival Location: Downtown, River Street Amount: $50,000 Attendance # Est.: 40,000 # of Services: 37 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: First Quarter Location: Downtown Venues, Schools, Colleges, Savannah Asian Festival Neighborhood Centers, City Market, River Street Amount: $27,000 Attendance # Est.: 25,000 # of Services: 3 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: Second Quarter Location: Civic Center SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN Attendance # Est.: 20,000 Savannah Film and Video Festival Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $10,000 # of Services: 130 Tara Feis: St. Patrick=s Family Festival Dates: Third Quarter Amount: $54,000 Location: Trustees Theater, Mondanaro Theater # of Services: 4 Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Dates: First Quarter Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Location: Emmet Park Attendance # Est.: 25,000 SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $60,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists SERVICES PURCHASED 167
Weave-A-Dream Program Amount: $15,000 Page 54 of 87 TOTAL AMOUNT $886,200 TOTAL SERVICES PURCHASED889
CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS YEAR 2005 CULTURAL SERVICES
CULTURAL EDUCATION & ACCESS This category purchases services from non – profits Shakespeare Camp for Kids for programming that address a community need; that Amount: $8,000 expand the availability and accessibility of the arts; # of Services: 2 that maintain the highest standards of quality; that Dates: August meet eligibility criteria; and finally, that align with Location: S.P.A.C.E. DCA’s funding priorities. Description: Day long camp sessions immerse youth participants in the study of Shakespeare’s work. Sessions focus vocabulary and ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC memorization. Instruction connects the social and STATE UNIVERSITY political environment of the Elizabethan era with Performance and Workshop, Sones de Mexico modern day productions of those works. Each Amount: $7,835 camp session culminates in a performance by # of Services: 2 participants. Dates: May 3, 2005 Attendance # Est.: 100 Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium Target Demographic: City Residents - Description: AASU’s Hola Program is meeting the Economically Disadvantaged Youth & Families needs of a growing Latino population by presenting an educational workshop and an evening performance by nationally renowned group, Sones of COASTAL JAZZ ASSOCIATION Mexico. Big Band Concert Series Attendance # Est.: 1500 Amount: $3,600 Target Demographic: Hispanic Residents # of Services: 3 Dates: January, April, October Locations: Jewish Educational Alliance, AASU CITY LIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY Fine Arts Auditorium, Civic Center Creative Theater for Mentally & Description: These concerts will feature the Physically Challenged Savannah Jazz Orchestra playing jazz standards. Amount: $2,000 The performances explore the relationship between # of Services: 16 this uniquely American art form and additional Dates: July, August musical styles like gospel and classical. Location: City Therapeutic Centers Attendance # Est.: 500 Description: The program consists of creative Target Demographic: City Residents & Tourists dramatics exercises that are crafted to serve the needs of the physically or mentally challenged children and Community Center Jazz Workshops adults. By design the program is interactive and Amount: $5,000 didactic allowing and encouraging participants to # of Services: 6 express themselves through vocalization and Dates: June movement. Location: City Neighborhood Centers Attendance # Est.: 350 Description: Interactive lectures introduce Target Demographic: Residents – Special Needs participants to jazz instruments and the use of the voice. Page 55 of 87 Attendance # Est.: 1,500 # of Services: 6 Target Demographic: City Residents –Youth Dates: March, May, June, July, August, September, Location: Hodgson Hall Description: Distinguished lecturers deliver GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY insights on topics drawn from and related to the Lecture Series & Exhibits, “Sharing Georgia’s history of the world, this region, and the South. History; Shaping Savannah’s Future” Attendance # Est.:1,050 Amount: $18,812 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Page 56 of 87 JEWISH EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE Jerusalem Concert for Peace participants how to safeguard themselves from bike Amount: $6,700 or pedestrian – related injuries. # of Services: 2 Attendance # Est.: 1,750 Dates: June 5 Target Demographic: Residents - Inner City Youth Location: Jewish Educational Alliance Description: A performance by a group will be SAVANNAH ART ASSOCIATION used to promote understanding of Middle Eastern Drawing Inspiration from the Masters cultures. Amount: $7,695 Audience # Est.: 400 # of Services: 39 Audience: Residents & Tourists Dates: February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19, 26; April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21, 28; June 4, 11, KING - TISDELL COTTAGE FOUNDATION 18, 25; July 9, 16, 23, 30; August 6, 13, 20, 27; Lecture Series, “Lift Every Voice & Sing: African September 3, 10, 17, 24; October 1, 18, 15, 22, 29 - Americans in the Entertainment Industry” Location: Armstrong Atlantic State University & Amount: $36,800 Telfair Museum of Art # of Services: 6 Description: This educational program focuses on Dates: April -15, 16, 17 the enhancement of techniques through a series of Location: First – African Baptist Church and St. demonstrations, of critiques, and of intensive Philip AME Church workshop sessions. Structured lesson plans ensure Description: Lecturers, Eric Michael Dyson, Alfre that participants of all ages and all skill levels are Woodward, and Tim Reid, will discuss what the engaged. pervasive influence of African – American Attendance # Est.: 874 expressions in popular culture implies for the Target Demographic: Southside Residents – Youth African – Americans working in the entertainment & Adults industry. Audience # Est.: 1,750 SAVANNAH COASTAL PUPPETRY GUILD Audience: Residents & Tourists Showtime for Seniors Amount: $6,000 Exhibition Series # of Services: 28 Amount: $16,945 Dates: October, November # of Services: 6 Description: Interactive puppetry vignettes are Dates: March 20 - May 1; July 17 – August 28; designed to engage the senior population. October 30 – December 11 Location: Golden Age Centers and Retirement Description: Through its exhibition series, the Communities Institute will present William Kwamena – Poh’s Attendance # Est.: 2,000 show exploring the Ghanian coastline; Sonya Target Demographic: Residents - Seniors Walker’s show examining the daily live of African – Americans; and Dave Herman’s show TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART documenting the lives of the Gullah people. Afternoon Art Clubs Location: Beach Institute Amount: $5,390 Attendance # Est.: 4,900 # of Services: 6 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: February – April, June – July, September - November SAFE KIDS OF GEORGIA Description: Professional artists provide youth Safe Kids Program aged 9 – 12 with intensive arts educational Amount: $10,000 experiences in the after – school hours. Program # of Services: 11 activities are tied to the Georgia QCC Curriculum Dates: June, July, August Standards. Location: City Playgrounds, After-School Sites, & Location: City Neighborhood Centers, Jepson Neighborhood Centers Center Community Gallery Description: This educational program combines Attendance # Est.: 250 puppets, music, and comedy to teach city youth Target Demographic: City Residents –Youth Page 57 of 87 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Seniors & Special Audiences Amount: $6,147 Family Sundays # of Services: 41 Amount: $28,003 Dates: January - December # of Services: 4 Location: Telfair, Golden Age Centers, Dates: February 9; April 17; July 17; October 30 Neighborhood Centers, Savannah Association for Location: Telfair Museum & Owens Thomas House the Blind, Artisans Cooperative of Union Mission, Description: The Telfair offers four unique events Therapeutics Center, Goodwill Industries, Coastal that allow adults and children to interact with Association for Retarded Citizens, and Coastal contemporary artists in a museum setting. Association for Development Services Participants may take part in hands – on activities, Description: The two program components include tour the Museum, and view performances that are direct, art making experiences and an exhibition at related to the current exhibition. The 2005 the Telfair Museum of Art. The experience is schedule includes American Art Family Sunday, geared to the special needs audience providing an Living History Family Sunday, Coming Home outlet for creative expression as well as a means of Family Sunday, and Maxfield Parrish Family regaining physical dexterity or adjusting to a new Sunday. disability. Attendance # Est.: 4,000 Attendance # Est.: 1,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Target Demographic: Residents – Seniors, Special Needs Youth & Adults Sunday and Evening Lectures Amount: $14,240 Art Ventures: Outreach # of Services: 5 Amount: $6,743 Dates: January 23; April 5; October 25; November # of Services: 80 1 Dates: June – July Location: Telfair Museum and Jepson Center for Location: City Parks, Playgrounds, Neighborhood the Arts Centers, Social Service Agencies, and Telfair Description: Eminent artists and scholars present Museum of Art talks that interpret and provide learning Description: The process of discussion, opportunities related to the Museum’s major observation, and art making deepens participant temporary exhibitions and permanent collections. understanding. During the outreach component, Attendance # Est.: 800 youth participants are encouraged by artists to Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists discuss reproductions of art objects from the Coming Home Exhibition. Artists also lead participants in the completion of a hands – on arts Youth Art Workshops activity. During the museum visit, participants Amount: $12,000 experience hands – on activities and tours in the # of Services: 6 museum setting. Dates: March 5 & 6; October 22 & 29; November 2 Attendance # Est.: 2,000 Location: Telfair Museum, Jepson Center, Moses Target Demographic: Residents - Youth Jackson Community Center Description: Youth participants will engage in hands – on art making experience under the tutelage Four Fabulous Free Weeks of nationally known, professional artists. Tim Amount: $33,086 Rollins and his collaborators, high school students, # of Services: 4 will produce a collaborative work based on a Dates: January 24 – 30; July 18 – 24; November 7 – Midsummer Night’s Dream. Mohamad Danawai 13; December 12 - 18 will use illustration to assist participants in Location: Telfair Museum developing a narrative. Sam Gilliam will lead a Description: To expand the accessibility to the discussion that covers the topics of the creative Telfair, four weeks of free admission are included process. and advertised. Attendance # Est.: 400 Attendance # Est.: 6,984 Target Demographic: Residents - Youth & Families Page 58 of 87 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS Community Impact Project FESTIVALS Amount: $24,000 This funding category encourages organizations to # of Services: 50 produce and to present cultural programs that Dates: January - December reflect the scope, the diversity, and the range of Location: Throughout Savannah artistic forms while increasing the public’s Description: Projects that align neighborhood understanding and appreciation of those cultural revitalization initiatives with historical/cultural traditions. Funded projects are usually multi- assets, citizen awareness, and education. disciplinary including the performing, visual, Attendance # Est.: 5,000 media, theater, folk, dance, music, design Target Demographic: Residents arts/architecture, or literary arts.
Free Community Concerts CITY LIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY Amount: $8,000 Savannah Shakespeare Festival # of Services: 45+ Amount: $59,000 Dates: January - December # of Services: 9 Location: Downtown Squares, Golden Age Centers, Dates: April 29, 30, May 1 Social Service Agencies, Civic Center Location: Forsyth Park Description: Concerts are offered in sites Description: The centerpiece of this festival is a throughout the City. nightly, full – length production of a Shakespeare Attendance # Est.: 7,500 work. Each show is preceded by pre – show Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists entertainment that includes jousting demonstrations and Elizabethan dances or music. Youth Education Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Amount: $27,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists # of Services: 240 Dates: January - December COASTAL JAZZ ASSOCIATION Location: Throughout Savannah 24TH Savannah Jazz Festival Description: Initiatives in the after – school hours Amount: $62,400 that target the community’s young people thorough # of Services: 15 programming that increases educational attainment Dates: September 18 - 25 levels. Location: Forsyth Park, City Market, Jazz Clubs Attendance # Est.: 10,000 Description: This program provides lectures and Target Demographic: Residents – Youth workshops targeting area students will include demonstrations and dialogue forums. The main Weave-A-Dream Program festival events in Forsyth Park feature performances Amount: $20,000 by national and regional acts and the Children’s # of Services: 50+ Jazz Festival, which is geared towards families. Dates: January Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Location: Throughout Savannah Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Description: This initiative fosters collaborative partnerships in the arts that serve a broadly diverse DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS service population. Beyond ensuring that quality 2006 February Event hands – on arts experiences are readily available, Amount: $43,890 the program also makes sure that programming is # of Services: 1 responsive to the specific needs and interests of Dates: February 9 these populations. Description: The event serves as a catalyst for Attendance # Est.: 10,000 bringing regional visitors to Savannah in February, Target Demographic: Residents - Families, in conjunction with the Black Heritage Festival. Economically Disadvantaged Youth, Seniors, Location: Lucas Theater Special Needs Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Page 59 of 87 2005 Savannah Asian Festival Amount: $38,000 LIVE OAK PUBLIC LIBRARIES # of Services: 9 Children’s Book Festival Dates: June 18 Amount: $25,000 Description: The 10th Asian Festival is a family # of Services: 15 oriented celebration which is planned by the Dates: November 14 – 20 Savannah Asian Committee – a volunteer body Location: AASU Fine Arts Auditorium, Branch with representation from a number of Asian Libraries communities. The festival uses performances, Description: For the 2nd year, the Library is demonstrations, and vending/food booths to offering storytelling, workshops, and readings heighten awareness of the diverse historical and targeting this community’s family and youth social ideologies that shaped cultural development. populations. The week of activities will culminate Location: Civic Center in an outdoor event featuring regionally and Attendance # Est.: 25,000 nationally known children illustrators, poets, and Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists authors. Attendance # Est.: 7,000 2005 Tara Feis: St. Patrick’s Family Festival Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Amount: $48,000 # of Services: 10 Dates: March 12 SAVANNAH FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY Location: Emmet Park 16th Annual Savannah Folk Music Festival Description: Cultural performances, hands – on Amount: $10,000 arts projects, and demonstrations celebrate the # of Services: 9 dance, music, and poetry of Ireland in a fashion that Dates: October 14, 15, 16 is suitable for an audience of all ages. Location: City Market, Notre Dame School, The Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Roundhouse Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Description: Celebrating the breadth and diversity of folk music, the Festival pairs Savannah’s talent 2005 October Event with regional and nationally renowned acts. The Amount: $45,000 Friday evening performances are a free open air # of Services: 4 concert in City Market. Saturday’s old time Dates: October country dance features a skilled dance caller. Location: Forsyth Park & Civic Center Attendance # Est.: 4,400 Description: This event includes both an afternoon Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists and an evening concert. The afternoon concert features area, school aged performers who gear their fare to families and youth audiences. The SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY evening concerts consist of light classics and of Black Heritage Festival familiar favorites. Amount: $125,000 Attendance # Est.: 18,000 # of Services: 40 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists Dates: February 6 -13 Description: The festival highlights the heritage of 2005 Johnny Mercer Concert African – Americans through lectures, a vending Amount: $22,000 market, a youth arts exhibition, and performing arts # of Services: 4 experiences. Dates: October/November Location: Savannah State University, Savannah Location: Civic Center Civic Center, Savannah Technical College, Telfair Description: Performances of standards and less Museum of Art, Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights well known pieces from the Mercer repertoire. Museum, Churches Attendance # Est.: 2,500 Attendance # Est.: 25,000 Target Demographic: Seniors Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
Page 60 of 87 CULTURAL TOURISM The Cultural Tourism category is designed to attract and to encourage visits to Savannah by tourists who are specifically motivated by a desire to attend a particular cultural program. Cultural Tourism Projects combine careful, targeted marketing, of arts events of the highest caliber, and venues throughout Savannah, to help build the City’s identity as a cultural destination of choice. SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL An organization’s eligibility to receive City funding Savannah Music Festival is based on its ability to produce specific, Amount: $95,000 measurable outcomes of economic impact in the # of Services: 56 City of Savannah. Dates: March 18 – April 3 Location: Downtown Venues, Schools, Colleges, Neighborhood Centers, City Market, River Street SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN Description: This festival showcases world class Savannah Film Festival arts activities that include concerts by winners of Amount: $25,000 the prestigious American Traditions Competition, # of Services: 75 Musical Theater, free noontime organ concerts, Dates: October 29 – November 5 exhibits, lectures and workshops, and master Location: Trustees Theater, Mondanaro Theater classes. Description: Professionals from every aspect of the Attendance # Est.: 29,000 film industry converge on Savannah for this festival Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists which includes educational opportunities for the public and access to some of the industry’s finest films. Through Screenings, master classes, and lectures, the festival continues to increase awareness of Savannah’s capacity. Attendance # Est.: 30,000 Target Demographic: Residents & Tourists
SUBTOTAL AMOUNT $120,000 SERVICES PURCHASED 131
TOTAL AMOUNT $912,786 TOTAL SERVICES PURCHASED 905
Page 61 of 87 Appendix 6 -- Cultural Affairs Commission, Grassroots Arts Program Source: Cultural Affairs Commission
GAP 2000-2001/ACCT: 51295 ALLOCATION
COASTAL JAZZ - Performance 800
HOSPICE ART GALLERY - Hospice Storyfest 351
SAVANNAH STORYTELLERS- Tellabration 800
SAVANNAH WRITERS -2001 Literary Journal 1200
USADBA - Basic Ballroom Dance 800
YOUTH FUTURES- Black Nativity 2000
YOUTH FUTURES- Kwanzaa 2000
GAP FUNDING ALLOCATION CARRYOVER 2001 2002 GAP ALLOCATION TOTAL
CJA - NOW IS THE TIME 1259
HANDBELL CHOIR - HANDBELLS 925
HOSPICE ART GALLERY - Hospice Storyfest 1000
FRANK CALLEN – FINE ARTS 1300
USADBA - Basic Ballroom Dance 800
UNION MISSION – SOUL STIRRINGS 1900
GAP FUNDING 2002-2003 EXPENDITURES
CJA - NOW IS THE TIME $1.259,00 HANDBELL CHOIR - HANDBELLS $925,00
HOSPICE ART GALLERY - Hospice Storyfest $1.000,00 FRANK CALLEN – FINE ARTS $1.300,00 USADBA - Basic Ballroom Dance $800,00 UNION MISSION – SOUL STIRRINGS $690,00
GAP FUNDING 2003-2004 ALLOCATION
LIVE OAK LIBRARY - CARNEGIE REOPENING $2.000,00
LOW COUNTRY - CAPOEIRA $335,00 Page 62 of 87 MOON RIVER - BASIC BALLROOM $800,00
MORNINGSTAR - FREEDOM TO BE $2.000,00
UNION MISSION – SOUL STIRRINGS $1.820,00
DCA EXPENDITURE $399,00 TOTAL $7.354,00
GAP FUNDING 2004-2005 ALLOCATION KOREAN ASSOCIATION -- TRADITIONAL DANCE $1.300,00
MORNINGSTAR - LA BOUTIQUE $1.455,00
WEST BROAD -- BASIC $800,00
UNION MISSION – SOUL STIRRINGS $1.950,00
GARDEN CLUBS -- SEASHORE GARDEN $1.000,00
NIA -- URBAN NUTCRACKER $750,00 TOTAL $7.255,00
GAP FUNDING 2005-2006 ALLOCATION OUR LADY -- MILAGROS $1.300,00 MOON RIVER -- BAILAMOS $850,00 MORNINGSTAR - SPRING FILM $1.305,00 PUPPETRY -- PUPPETRY $850,00 UNION MISSION -- GROWING HOPE $1.500,00 AWOL -- HIP HOP EXHIBITION $850,00 ZION METHOD -- ZION METHOD $400,00
Page 63 of 87 Appendix 7 – Suggested Interview Questions for Science and Technology Individuals
1. Can you describe the field you are working in?
2. We went through a process of examining [publications/lists/etc] to determine the most creative people in Savannah and your work emerged. What do you regard as your most creative work? By creativity, we mean that is novel but also have utility, but that is little different from what you have done before and others have done in the field.
3. Why did you start this work? Was there something that drives you to it? How did you get into it?
4. What is the reaction of the colleagues, the community to your ideas and work? Are they relatively accepted? Are they accepted in Savannah?
5. We are interested in the collaboration patterns that might enhance the chances of creative research. Can you tell me about this? Are there other external people and also other people in other organizations that you collaborate with? Are they in Savannah or elsewhere? If elsewhere, does being in Savannah help or hinder this collaboration [frequency, contexts, names of collaborators, most important collaborators, other units or organizations, important people in non-academic or artistic settings]
6. What disciplines or fields are people you collaborate with in? Has this changed over time? Or do you go outside your field just to address a particular problem?
7. In terms of equipment or facilities, is that important for your work and if so do you use it locally. (or is it a major problem to get access to it)
8. What is the organizational position of the center/department/institute relative to other units in the university/institute/in Savannah? How would you compare with the condition of your current institution/organization/Savannah in terms of the way it organizes to foster the creative work compared with other institutions or cities?
9. How do you decide what to work on?
10. Where and how do you get your funding? Does being at this organization/in Savannah help or hurt you with this? Is there pressure come to write proposals and do projects? Is that from yourself, or in the department you are expected to? How does this impact your creativity?
11. Are there any management systems and evaluation measures at your institution/in Savannah that you are subject to? Does this help your work? Is there pressure to produce publications/art?
12. This is what we have discussion about money, projects, publications. Do you think there are some other factors in the institution that can promote creativity, some
Page 64 of 87 soft kind of factor or hinder creative research? (e.g., migration of new people into the institution or city)
13. The nature of your work and where you are at this point, to what extent is this benefited or hindered because of the atmosphere of Savannah?
Page 65 of 87 Appendix 8 -- Web of Science; Science Citation Index, List of Institutions Appearing in Database (tracks collaborations)
Number of 11 Louisiana State Univ Appearances 13 Univ Tennessee of Institution Institution 9 Univ Virginia 467 Skidaway Inst Oceanog Alfred Wegener Inst Armstrong Atlantic State 8 Polar & Marine Res 152 Univ Brigham & Womens 140 Savannah State Univ 7 Hosp 407 Mem Med Ctr 13 Emory Univ 99 Univ Georgia 18 Harvard Univ 70 Mem Hlth Univ 20 Int Paper 47 Mercer Univ 7 Kemira Pigments Inc 40 Georgia Inst Technol 10 Union Camp Corp 63 Univ Florida 9 Univ Calif Davis 31 Univ Washington 7 Univ Kentucky 32 USDA ARS 7 Univ Pittsburgh 25 SUNY Stony Brook 8 US EPA 32 Univ S Carolina 6 Brookhaven Natl Lab St Josephs Candler Hlth 10 Clemson Univ 34 Syst 6 Inst Marine 28 Univ Maryland INTERVENT 31 Univ Texas 6 Coordinating Ctr Woods Hole Oceanog Mercy Hosp & Cooper 15 Inst 6 Hosp Univ Med Ctr 23 NOAA 6 Oregon State Univ Georgia Nasal & Sinus 11 St Louis Univ 14 Inst 7 Stanford Univ 89 St Josephs Hosp 7 Univ British Columbia 20 Univ N Carolina 7 Univ Calif San Francisco 13 Georgia Ear Inst 6 Univ Delaware 19 Neurol Inst Savannah 7 Univ Mississippi 15 Penn State Univ 12 Univ Missouri 17 William Beaumont Hosp 7 Univ Rhode Isl 11 Cleveland Clin Fdn 9 Univ Wisconsin 16 Med Coll Georgia Virginia Polytech Inst & 11 Netherlands Inst Sea Res 6 State Univ 13 Univ Alabama 7 Allegheny Gen Hosp 10 Univ Cincinnati 6 Childrens Hosp 10 Univ Miami 5 Coll William & Mary 19 Vanderbilt Univ 7 Ehime Univ 14 Duke Univ Georgia Rhinol & Sinus 11 Georgia So Univ 6 Ctr 13 Johns Hopkins Med Inst 7 Georgia Tech Savannah 11 Med Univ S Carolina 10 Gulfstream Aerosp Corp 12 N Carolina State Univ Heart & Lung Grp 9 Old Dominion Univ 8 Savannah 12 Texas A&M Univ 5 Ohio State Univ Providence Hosp & 14 Univ Calif San Diego 5 Medtron Inc 10 US Geol Survey 13 Rutgers State Univ Curtis & Elizabeth 8 Anderson Canc Inst 5 St Lukes Roosevelt Hosp 8 Florida State Univ Page 66 of 87 Univ Michigan & Med 3 ETH 9 Coll Ohio Maine Med Ctr & 7 Univ New Mexico Rochester Gen Hosp & 5 Univ S Florida Buffalo Gen Hosp & 5 Univ So Calif Marshfield Clin Fdn Med 4 Res & Educ 5 Univ Syst Georgia Marine Resources Res 5 Univ Vermont 3 Inst Washington Hosp Ctr & Massachusetts Gen 6 UNIV LOUISVILLE 3 Hosp 4 Andhra Univ 3 Michigan State Univ 4 Baylor Coll Med 4 NASA 5 CANDLER HOSP Natl Univ Ireland Univ 5 Caretta Res Project 4 Coll Galway 4 Comp Sci Corp Quest Diagnost Inc & 4 Cooper Inst Aerob Res Santa Clara Valley Med 4 Eastern Virginia Med Sch Ctr & Mt States Tumor Georgia Dept Nat 3 Inst 4 Resources 3 Roswell Pk Canc Inst 4 Georgia Eye Inst Rush Presbyterian St 4 Georgia State Univ Lukes Med Ctr & 5 Georgia Tech Reg Engn Metrohlth Med Ctr 4 Program St Johns Hosp & ANDROSCOGGIN 5 Henry Ford Hosp CARDIOL ASSOCIATES 4 Indiana Univ & OTTAWA CIVIC HOSP 4 Kyushu Univ & GOOD SAMARITAN 7 Mayo Clin HOSP & SALT LAKE 4 Med Coll Wisconsin CLIN RES & ST PAUL 5 Northwestern Univ RAMSEY MED CTR & ST VINCENTS MED 4 Oregon Hlth Sci Univ CTR & IOWA HEART Palmetto Richland Mem CTR & CALGARY GEN 4 Hosp HOSP & CARDIOL Riverside Methodist Hosp CONSULTANTS & 6 & N Shore Univ Hosp CARDIOVASC 5 Savannah River Ecol Lab ASSOCIATES & SINAI 4 St Elizabeth Hlth Ctr 6 HOSP 5 SUNY Albany ST MARYS HOSP & 4 SUNY Buffalo ANDROSCOGGIN 4 Univ Calif Santa Barbara CARDIOL ASSOCIATES Univ Cent Florida & Kinet & OTTAWA CIVIC HOSP 9 Anal Corp & GOOD SAMARITAN HOSP & SALT LAKE 4 Univ Illinois CLIN RES & ST PAUL 4 Univ Maine RAMSEY MED CTR & 4 Univ Penn ST VINCENTS MED 4 Univ So Mississippi CTR & IOWA HEART 9 Univ South CTR & CALGARY GEN 4 US Fish & Wildlife Serv HOSP & CARDIOL Westinghouse Savannah CONSULTANTS & 4 River Co CARDIOVASC 6 Auburn Univ ASSOCIATES & SINAI 3 HOSP 3 Boston Univ 3 Texas Tech Univ Childrens Hosp Kings Daughters & Nova SE Univ Alberta & VICTORIA Univ & AI duPont Hosp HOSP & COOK CTY 3 Children 4 HOSP & UMDNJ 3 Cornell Univ 3 Univ Arkansas 3 Dalhousie Univ 3 Univ Calgary Page 67 of 87 Univ Calif Los Angeles & 2 Univ Bordeaux W Los Angeles Vet 2 Univ Massachusetts 3 Affairs Med Ctr 2 Univ Plymouth 6 Univ Colorado 2 Univ Toronto 4 Univ Minnesota UNIV WESTERN 3 Univ Nebraska 2 ONTARIO 4 Univ Oklahoma 2 Univ Wyoming Univ Rochester & W Los 2 USGS Angeles Vet Affairs Med 2 USN 3 Ctr 2 Washington State Univ 3 Univ Utah 2 Western Michigan Univ 3 USA WINDSOR FOREST 3 USDA 2 HIGH SCH Virginia Commonwealth 2 Winthrop Univ 3 Univ 1 Adv Eye Ctr 3 Wayne State Univ Appl Res & Engn & GRI 2 AASU 3 & Herty Fdn 2 Baptist Med Ctr AT&T Labs Res & 2 Beaumont Hlth Ctr 2 Barnhill Bioinformat Beth Israel Deaconess CDC & FULTON CTY 4 Med Ctr HLTH DEPT & 18 Brasseler USA GEORGIA DEPT Case Western Reserve HUMAN RESOURCES & 2 Univ CHATHAM CTY HLTH 2 Creighton Univ DEPT & DEKALB CTY BOARD HLTH & 2 Georgia Inst Plast Surg EFFINGHAM CTY HLTH 6 Georgia Neurol Inst 11 DEPT 2 Gyeongsang Natl Univ 1 Cent Min Res Inst 2 Hokkaido Univ Chatham Radiol & Mem 2 Los Alamos Natl Lab 4 Sloan Kettering Canc Ctr 2 Loyola Univ Citgo Asphalt Refining Max Planck Inst Marine Co & Proc Consulting 2 Microbiol 2 Serv Inc MAYO CLIN & MAYO 1 Coastal Lab Consultants 2 FDN Coastel Carolina Vet 2 Mem Hlth Univ Hosp Specialists & Isl Vet Clin 3 Mem Hosp 2 Inc 2 Natl Ctr Toxicol Res COLLINS ENGN INC & 2 Natl Res Council DEWBERRY & DAVIS INC & EMC ENGN SERV 2 Neurol Inst 3 INC 3 New York State Dept Hlth Curat Coastal Georgia 2 NHLBI 1 Wound Care Ctr Orthopaed Associates 1 Dept Vet Affairs Med Ctr Savannah & Union Mem Dermatol Associates & 5 Hosp 3 Dermatol Serv 2 Plymouth Marine Lab 1 El Paso Corp Savannah Coll Art & 1 Forest Resources Div 2 Design GATE CONCRETE Savannah River Technol PROD CO & PEEPLES 3 Ctr IND INC & 2 SkIO TRANSINDUSTRIAL 2 Summit Canc Care DEV GRP & MAT 2 SUNY Hlth Sci Ctr 4 HANDLING & ENGN INC 2 Towson Univ Georgia Bur Invest & UNIFORMED SERV 2 Marshall Univ 2 UNIV HLTH SCI Georgia Gastroenterol 1 Grp Page 68 of 87 1 Georgia Medicare Part B Northwick Pk Hosp & GMD FIRST & Univ Royal Free Hosp & Royal Potsdam & Barnhill Natl Throat Nose & Ear Technol & Electrotech 3 Hosp 4 Lab 1 Orthoped Ctr H Lee Moffit Canc Ctr & 2 OSHA Res Inst & Coastal Pain Ctr & Telfair Reprod 2 Hematol & Oncol PC 2 Care Ctr Herty Pulp Paper Adv Peak Sports Perfomance 1 Mat R&D Ctr 1 Int 1 KYUSHY UNIV 46 Roger K Fisher & 1 Lascar Elect Inc 1 Associates Mem Family Practice Roger K Fisher & 1 Residency Associates Int Trade Mem Hlth Familty 1 Consultants 1 Practice Ryan Headache Ctr & Natl Herbarium Victoria & 2 Starr Clin Commun CSIRO Sustainable 1 Savannah Dialysis Unit Ecosyst & Dept Environm 1 Savannah Pediat Surg & Conservat & La Trobe 1 SE Ctr Digest & Liver Dis 4 Univ 1 Six Sigma Solut NE Ohio Univ & SOLA Int Holdings Ltd & Savannah Hlth Mission & 3 Monash Univ Jefferson Med Coll & Amer Board Internal Med 1 THIELSCH ENGN INC 4 Fdn 1 Univ Syst Geogia nGimat Inc & EMD Chem US Customs & Border 2 Inc 1 Protect Lab
Page 69 of 87 Appendix 9 -- Web of Science; Country and State Collaborations in Descending Order of Appearance
Canada AL MN Germany IN NV Japan KS OH India KY USA OK TX USA NC SC Australia NM USA SD Netherlands OR Slovenia England PA Turkey FL USA Portugal UT CA USA Russia UT USA MD USA South Korea VA TN USA Switzerland VT USA Italy WI USA WA NC USA AR USA WA USA VA USA AZ WV USA Ireland DC USA AR NJ USA Denmark BELGIUM NY USA France Bermuda TX KY CT USA Brazil MD DC FL MO USA DE IL USA MS USA IA USA MA USA New Zealand IL MI NJ ME USA Norway OR USA Mexico PA USA TN MT USA CA AL USA ND DE USA Austria NE MA CO NE USA MI USA CT NH MN USA IA NM OH USA Iceland OK USA Peoples R ID USA PR China IN USA RI SC USA Indonesia SOUTH Spain Israel AFRICA MO KS USA Taiwan NY LA VT Sweden LA USA WI ME
Page 70 of 87 Appendix 10 -- Compendex; Affiliations In Descending Order of Appearance
Appearances Affiliation Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ellipsometry Research and Applications Laboratories, Savannah, 31 GA 31407, United States 31 Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, Savannah, GA 31411, United States 30 Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, GA 31419, United States 24 Savannah State University, Savannah, GA 31404, United States 8 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Savannah, GA 31402-2206, United States 2 Moffatt and Nichol Engineers, Savannah, GA 31401, United States 2 Neuronix, Savannah, GA 31410, United States U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Attn: EN-HA-Jason Ward, Savannah, GA 2 31402-0889, United States 2 Watson Technical Consulting, Savannah, GA 31405, United States Adv. Analytical Ctr. Environ. Sci., Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, 1 University of Georgia, Aiken, GA, United States Applied Tech. and Management, Inc., Savannah, GA-31405-1324, United 1 States 1 Arboris, LLC, Savannah, GA, United States 1 Arizona Chemical Company, Savannah, GA, United States 1 Barnhill Bioinformatics, Savannah, GA, United States Cordenka GmbH/Deutschland, ACS Rubber Division, Savannah, GA, United 1 States Envtl. Sci. and Biotechnol. Research, Drew Griffith Hall, Savannah State Univ., 1 Savannah, GA 31404, United States G.W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Savannah Campus, Atlanta, 1 GA, United States 1 Health Discovery Corporation, Inc., Savannah, GA 31406, United States 1 International Paper, Savannah, GA 31402, United States 1 Kinetic Analysis Corporation, Savannah, GA 31405-4205, United States 1 Noel Florence Associates, Savannah, GA, United States 1 Phelps Cutler and Associates, Savannah, GA, United States Shellfish Aquaculture Laboratory, Marine Extension Service, University of 1 Georgia, Savannah, GA 31411-1011, United States 1 Six Sigma Solutions, Savannah, GA 31410, United States 1 Southern LNG Inc., El Paso Corp., Savannah, GA, United States 1 TCHP Inventor, EnDurAloy Corporation, Savannah, GA, United States 1 U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office, Savannah, GA 31412, United States University of Georgia, Marine Education Center/Aquarium, Savannah, GA 1 31419-2420, United States 1 WPC, Savannah, GA 31404, United States
Page 71 of 87 Appendix 11 -- Compendex Key Words
Air cushion vehicles - Project management - Aerospace engineering - Mechanical engineering - Fluid mechanics - Students - Approximation theory Aircraft - Computational fluid dynamics - Aviation - Wings Aircraft propulsion - Gas turbines - Supersonic flow - Power plants - Turbofan engines - Flight dynamics Algorithms - Set theory - Computational methods Aromatic hydrocarbons - Marine biology - Seawater - Metabolites - Hydroxylation - Naphthalene Bacteria - Ammonium compounds - Nitrogen Bacteria - Contamination - Coastal zones - Water - Ecosystems - Impurities - Polychlorinated biphenyls - Salinity measurement - Water quality - Estuaries Bioassay - Sediments - Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons - Concentration (process) - DNA - Production Biodiversity - DNA - Assays - Biological organs - Chemical compounds - Photooxidation Biodiversity - Plants (botany Biomarkers - Lipids - Hydrolysis - Biopolymers Biomass - Composition - Hydrographic surveys - Meteorology Bromine compounds - Tissue - Composite materials - Ionization - Substitution reactions - Ecology - Gas chromatography Calculations - Linear equations - Differential equations - Linear algebra - Theorem proving Carbon dioxide - Coastal zones Chlorophyll - Ice - Biomass - Image analysis - Fluorescence - Microscopic examination - Growth kinetics Civil aviation - Jet aircraft - Speed - Structural design - Marketing - Environmental impact Coastal zones - Environmental engineering - Storms - Decision making - Computer simulation Coatings - Polarization - Electromagnetic waves - Light transmission Composite materials - Solubility - Diffusion - Phase equilibria - Wear resistance - Refractory materials - Surface roughness - Composition - Microstructure - Chemical vapor deposition - Physical vapor deposition - Abrasion - Substrates - Stoichiometry Computer aided instruction - Knowledge based systems - Computer aided software engineering - Teaching - Learning systems - Curricula - Students - Computer graphics - Cognitive systems Computer aided instruction - Students - Cognitive systems - Curricula - Computer simulation - Computer science - Learning systems Computer networks - Virtual storage - Signaling - Data processing - Bandwidth - Multimedia systems - Quality of service - Local area networks - Internet - Telecommunication traffic - Constraint theory Computer programming - Decision making - Internet - Learning systems - Interfaces (computer) - Problem solving - Linear programming - Mathematical models Computer simulation - Learning systems - Image processing - Information retrieval systems Computer software - Linear systems - Nonlinear systems - Discrete time control systems - Problem solving - Students - Performance - Evaluation - Frequency domain analysis - Time domain analysis - Mathematical models - Computer simulation Control equipment - Feedback control - Algorithms - Mathematical models Curricula - Learning systems - Hierarchical systems - Cognitive systems - World Wide Web - Electrical engineering - Networks (circuits Curricula - Mobile computing - Cellular radio systems - Personal digital assistants - Java programming language - Students - Hand held computers Curricula - Teaching - Professional aspects - Students Data mining - Decision making - Research - Data warehouses - Program compilers - Internet - Algorithms
Page 72 of 87 Algorithms Dehalogenation - Sediments - Enzymes - pH effects - Contamination Distance education - Computer aided instruction - Computer supported cooperative work - Video conferencing - Teaching - Signal processing - Curricula DNA - Bioassay - Nitrogen compounds - Environmental engineering Dredging - Coastal zones - Water wave effects - Ocean currents - Wave power - Tides - Energy dissipation - Wind effects - Hydrodynamics - Sediment transport - Bathymetry - Mathematical models - Computer simulation Dredging - Sand - Beaches - Project management - Estimation - Statistical methods - Perturbation techniques Ecosystems - Cells - Cold effects - Biodiversity - Atmospheric temperature Ecosystems - Sediments - Biomass - Water - Chlorophyll Effluents - Marine biology - Aquaculture - Microbiology - Sand - Solid wastes - Ammonia - Biofilters Electric lighting - Office buildings - Computer monitors - Light reflection Environmental impact - Climate change - Marine biology Enzyme kinetics - Ions - Biocatalysts - Stability - Liquids - Positive ions Erosion - Shore protection - Bathymetry - Sediments - Computational complexity - Dredges - Tides Error analysis - Mathematical models - Communication channels (information theory) - Packet networks - Optimization - Virtual reality Estuaries - Biodegradation - Aromatic hydrocarbons - Adsorption - Molecular weight - Paraffins Finite element method - Approximation theory - Error analysis - Partial differential equations - Numerical methods - Computational methods - Vectors - Stiffness matrix - Algorithms - Linear equations - Optimization - Mathematical models Fly ash - Sewage sludge - Soil pollution - Greenhouse effect - Leaching - Drainage - Biomass - Trace elements Forestry - Statistical methods - Plants (botany Fourier transforms - Flight dynamics - Loads (forces) - Strain gages - Strain - Polynomials - Finite element method - Interpolation - Mathematical models Fractals - Algorithms - Mathematical transformations Fractals - Algorithms - Mathematical transformations - Decoding Fractals - Image compression - Mapping - Signal encoding - Mathematical transformations Fractals - Molecular structure - Functions - Approximation theory - Mathematical models Fuselages - Failure analysis - Stiffness - Aerospace industry - Finite element method - Mathematical models - Buckling Genes - Fractals - Biomarkers - Mathematical models - Data reduction - Brain - Viruses - Neurology - Medical problems - Circuit theory - Problem solving Genetic engineering - Oncology - DNA - RNA - Tissue - Feature extraction - Data recording - Diagnosis - Drug products - Correlation methods - Database systems Geophysics - Atmospheric temperature - Concentration (process) - Transport properties - Geochemistry Graphic methods - Computer graphics - Parallel processing systems - Computer architecture - Matrix algebra - Algorithms Hazards - Lagrange multipliers - Velocity measurement - Video recording - Water waves - Pressure measurement - Weather forecasting - Shore protection Hazards - Storms - Rain - Mathematical models - Computer simulation Hydrodynamics - Velocity measurement - Kinematics - Acoustic noise - Porosity - Flow of water - Polypropylenes - Granular materials - Barium compounds - Correlation methods Hydrostatic pressure - Dispersion (waves) - Nonlinear control systems - Wave propagation - Surface tension Image coding - Packet networks - Constraint theory - Multimedia systems
Page 73 of 87 Image coding - Packet networks - Network protocols - Virtual reality - Internet - Decoding - Algorithms Image processing - Indexing (of information) - Information retrieval systems - Optimization - Algorithms Image segmentation - Robustness (control systems) - Contour measurement - Graph theory - Statistical methods Impulse noise - Acoustic waves - Velocity measurement - Multiphase flow - Granular materials - Hydrodynamics - Refractive index - Strain - Wave propagation - Flow of water - Barium compounds - Polypropylenes - Laplace transforms Impurities - Ecology - Health - Aquaculture - Chromatography Impurities - Fly ash - Gypsum - Desulfurization - Clay - Hydraulic conductivity - Electric conductivity - pH effects - Turbidity - Flocculation - Leachate treatment - Ion exchange - Correlation methods Information management - Managers - Job satisfaction - Social aspects - Finance - Research and development management - Correlation methods - Performance Information retrieval - Online searching - Search engines - Internet Information technology - Automatic teller machines - Social aspects Ink - Color printing - Dimers - Resins - Solvents - Polyethylene terephthalates - Pigments - Adhesion - Viscosity - Image quality - Durability - Molecular weight Installation - Pressure drop - Computer aided design - Friction - Velocity Investments - Risk assessment - Internet - Sales - Electronic mail - Electronic commerce - Industrial economics - Societies and institutions - Laws and legislation - Regulatory compliance - Competition Jet aircraft - Aircraft landing systems - Wings - Abrasion - Friction - Heat transfer - Failure analysis Jets - Jet aircraft - Supersonic aerodynamics - Wings - Airports - Supersonic aircraft - Subsonic flow Job analysis - Curricula - Societies and institutions - Data processing - Distance education Knowledge based systems - Database systems - Data acquisition - Set theory - Boolean functions - Iterative methods - Algorithms Landslides - Granulation - Real time systems - Computer software - Slotting - Optimization - Computer simulation Landslides - Unsteady flow - Energy dissipation - Kinetic energy - Approximation theory - Mathematical models Leaching - Contamination - Potable water - Irrigation - Wetting - Groundwater Learning algorithms - Regression analysis - Number theory - Database systems Learning systems - Algorithms - Testing Learning systems - Students - Scheduling - Problem solving Light reflection - Light polarization - Refractive index - Substrates - Optimization - Ellipsometry - Algorithms Lipids - Biomarkers - Carbon - Sediments - Biodegradation Lipids - Biomarkers - Sediments - Alcohols - Hydrocarbons - Fatty acids - Degradation Liquefied natural gas - Distributed parameter control systems - Accident prevention - Electric generators - Fiber optic networks - Chemical sensors - Software engineering - Real time systems - Data communication systems - Performance - Installation Mathematical models - Sediments - Lakes - Polychlorinated biphenyls - Wind - Flow of water - Water pollution Mobile robots - Students - Wireless telecommunication systems - Cameras - Computer software - Computer hardware - Project management - Research laboratories Neural networks - Sensors - Electrochemistry - Current density - Transfer functions - Algorithms - Matrix algebra - Mathematical models Neural networks - Time series analysis - Dynamics - Probability - Personnel training Neurology - Oscillations - Cells - Frequencies
Page 74 of 87 Nitrates - Bromine - Groundwater - Nutrition - Leaching - Irrigation Object recognition - Feature extraction - Image segmentation - Pattern matching - Mathematical models Offshore structures - Radioisotopes - Textures Oil spills - Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons - Pollution control - Composition - Fluorescence - Health care - Toxicity Online systems - Distance education - Strategic planning Organic solvents - Ions - Molecules - Desulfurization - Fuels - Gases - Hydrophobicity - Industrial applications Parallel processing systems - Glossaries - Distributed database systems - Data structures - Data reduction - Pattern matching - Heuristic methods - Computational complexity - Polynomials - Parallel algorithms - Multimedia systems Piles - Structural design - Diesel and gas turbine combined power plants - Structural loads - Pile foundations - Load testing - Quality control Polynomials - Heuristic methods - Theorem proving - Parallel algorithms Polynomials - Systems science - Calculations - Algebra - Computer software - Computer programming Port terminals - Regional planning - Structural analysis - Bioremediation - Land reclamation - Project management - Transportation routes - Industrial economics - Cost effectiveness Ports and harbors - Port terminals - Asphalt - Reinforced concrete - Steel - Elasticity - Project management - Carbon fiber reinforced plastics Problem solving - Computer simulation - Information analysis - Reusability Problem solving - Functions - Iterative methods - Set theory - Theorem proving - Variational techniques Problem solving - Vectors Professional aspects - Personnel training - Knowledge based systems Professional aspects - Sustainable development - Engineering - Teaching - Industry - Video conferencing - Personal computers - Internet - Reliability - Technology - Logic design - Websites Protozoa - Ports and harbors - Pollution Quality assurance - Total quality management - Computer software - Strategic planning - Industrial management - Statistical process control - Problem solving Raw materials - Agriculture - Crops - Water - Economic and social effects Real time systems - Image analysis - Digital watermarking - Computer vision - Image quality - Probability distributions - Mathematical models RNA - Polarization - Optical microscopy Routers - Queueing networks - Network protocols - Congestion control (communication) - Bandwidth - Computer simulation Scheduling - Real time systems - Database systems - Concurrency control - Costs - Function evaluation - Algorithms - Computer simulation Seawater - Liquid chromatography - Fluorescence - Benzene - Concentration (process) - Marine pollution Seawater - Ports and harbors - Tissue - Biodiversity - Biomarkers Sediments - Pyrolysis - Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons - Contamination - Deposition - Weathering - Erosion Sensors - Telecommunication networks - Routers - Data processing - Network protocols - Problem solving - Set theory Shock waves - Aircraft - Supersonic flow - Wind tunnels - Fuselages - Aerodynamics Shock waves - Jets - Aircraft - Telescopes - Fuselages - Aerodynamics Silicon - Neural networks - Large scale systems - Product design - Single crystals - Computer simulation Sodium chloride - Sediments - Diffusion Softwoods - Cholesterol - Plants (botany) - Biological membranes - Oils and fats - Drug products - Product development - Byproducts - Raw materials - Production - Chemical industry - Paper and pulp industry Page 75 of 87 products - Product development - Byproducts - Raw materials - Production - Chemical industry - Paper and pulp industry Soils - Sewage sludge - Incineration - Solid wastes - Wastewater treatment - Effluents - Groundwater - Contamination - Leaching Specifications - Structural design - Iron and steel industry - Societies and institutions - Professional aspects - Steel - Columns (structural) - Mathematical models Statistical methods - Computer simulation - Image compression - Mathematical transformations Steel - Floors - Steel structures - Building codes - Hotels - Garages (parking) - Shear walls - Trusses - Blast resistance - Electronic data interchange - Fireproofing - Housing - Information dissemination Stream flow - Friction - Drag - Floods - Estimation - Data reduction Students - Teaching - Personal digital assistants - Telephone sets - Personal computers - Java programming language - Logic programming Substrates - Optical design - Reflection - Optical devices - Refractive index - Light polarization - Ellipsometry - Antireflection coatings - Algorithms - Optimization Substrates - Reflection - Ellipsometry - Refractive index - Light polarization - Algorithms - Optical design - Optical devices Sulfate minerals - Reduction - Bacteria - Composition - Database systems - Mercury (metal Technology - Curricula - Students - Professional aspects - Philosophical aspects - Mathematical models Thin films - Film growth - Ellipsometry - Coatings Three dimensional computer graphics - Bit error rate - Virtual reality - Packet networks - Computer architecture - Bandwidth Tires - Shrinkage - Heat resistance - Polyesters - Nylon polymers - Steel - Dynamic mechanical analysis Triangulation - Evolutionary algorithms - Partial differential equations - Finite element method - Genetic algorithms - Population statistics - Automatic programming Tumors - Biological organs - Data reduction - Rough set theory Vector quantization - Image coding - Feature extraction - Image enhancement - Image analysis - Image quality - Database systems Waste treatment - Mercury (metal) - Bacteria Wave propagation - Mooring - Speed - Frequencies - Wind effects Wind - Mathematical models - Estimation - Database systems - Surface properties - Monte Carlo methods - Computer simulation Wireless telecommunication systems - Performance - Code division multiple access - Mobile telecommunication systems - Matrix algebra - Probability - Approximation theory - Problem solving - Algorithms - Mathematical models - Computer simulation Wireless telecommunication systems - Telecommunication networks - Optimization - Mobile computing
Page 76 of 87 Appendix 12 -- Inspec Affiliations in Descending Order of Appearance
Appearances Affiliation 48 Dept. of Comput. Sci., Armstrong Atlantic State Univ., Savannah, GA, USA 13 Georgia Inst. of Technol., Savannah, GA, USA 11 Skidaway Inst. of Oceanogr., Savannah, GA, USA 8 Coll. of Bus. Adm., Savannah State Univ., GA, USA 5 Union Camp Corp., Savannah, GA, USA 4 Chatham County Gov., Savannah, GA, USA 2 Neuronix, Savannah, GA, USA 2 Savannah River Ecology Lab., Georgia Univ., Athens, GA, USA 1 Arizona Chem. Co., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Barnhill Bioinformatics, Savannah, GA, USA 1 Biloon & Assoc., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Dept. of Math. & Comput. Sci., Savannah State Coll., Savannah, GA, USA Ellipsometry Res. & Applications Labs., Georgia Inst. of Technol., 1 Savannah, GA, USA 1 GO Software Inc., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Gulfstream Aerosp. Corp., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Health Discovery Corp. Inc., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Horus Global HealthNet, Savannah, GA, USA Ind. & Interaction Design, Savannah College of Art & Design, 1 Savannah, GA, USA 1 Integrated Data Syst., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Intelligent Evolutional Syst. Lab., Georgia Inst. of Technol., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Lane Libr., Armstrong Atlantic Slate Univ., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Marine Educ. Center & Aquarium, Georgia Univ., Savannah, GA, USA 1 Memorial Health Univ. Med. Center, Savannah, GA, USA 1 OSHA, Savannah, GA, USA 1 Savannah Electr., Rincon, GA, USA 1 Six Sigma Solutions, Savannah, GA, USA 1 United Telesystems Inc., Savannah, GA, USA 1 USDOE, Savannah River, GA, USA
Page 77 of 87 Appendix 13 -- Inspec Key Words in Descending Order of Appearance
App. Keywords 2 block codes 9 computational complexity 2 concurrency control 8 data compression 2 diseases 7 Internet 2 distance learning 7 parallel algorithms 2 ear 6 image coding 2 educational courses 5 Boltzmann machines 2 educational institutions 5 cancer 2 ellipsometry computer science 2 genetic algorithms 5 education 2 genetics 5 feature extraction 2 image resolution 5 graph theory 2 industrial power systems learning (artificial 2 information retrieval 5 intelligence 2 intelligent tutoring systems 5 medical computing 2 knowledge based systems 5 neural nets 2 light polarisation 5 paper industry 2 light reflection 4 computational geometry 2 local area networks computer network 4 management 2 mobile computing 4 data mining 2 multilayer perceptrons 4 fractals 2 object recognition 4 neurophysiology 2 ocean waves 4 oceanographic regions 2 optical design techniques 4 oceanographic techniques 2 optical films 4 statistical analysis 2 optical retarders 4 teaching 2 pattern classification 4 tides 2 pattern recognition 3 computer aided instruction 2 power factor correction 3 data analysis 2 power system control 3 decoding 2 power transformers 3 Hopfield neural nets 2 product development 3 image matching 2 quality of service 3 image representation 2 queueing theory 3 image segmentation 2 radioactive pollution 3 Markov processes 2 radioisotopes 3 oceanography 2 refractive index 3 optimisation 2 rivers 3 pattern clustering 2 rough set theory 3 process control 2 set theory software development 3 programmable controllers 2 management self-organising feature telecommunication network 3 maps 2 management 3 software engineering 2 time series 3 telecommunication traffic 2 visual databases 3 transport protocols 2 wireless LAN
Page 78 of 87 1 4G mobile communication 1 computer literacy 1 academic libraries 1 computer vision 1 accident prevention 1 configuration management 1 acoustic wave velocity 1 content-based retrieval acoustic wave velocity 1 contracts 1 measurement 1 control system synthesis 1 Ada 1 controllers 1 adaptive systems 1 corona 1 adhesion 1 costing 1 air pollution control 1 cryptography 1 aircraft 1 crystal orientation 1 aluminium 1 data visualisation 1 arrays 1 decision making 1 artificial intelligence 1 decision support systems 1 astronomy 1 digital libraries 1 astronomy computing 1 directed graphs 1 authoring systems 1 distributed control 1 back-up procedures 1 distributed databases 1 bandwidth allocation 1 DNA 1 biocomputing 1 Doppler measurement biological effects of 1 drag 1 ultraviolet radiation 1 drying 1 biological tissues 1 ecology 1 biology computing 1 edge detection 1 biometrics (access control 1 educational computing 1 blending 1 educational technology 1 Boolean functions 1 electrodes 1 brain 1 electroluminescence 1 brain models 1 electronic commerce 1 buyer's guides 1 electrostatic precipitators 1 C language 1 elemental semiconductors 1 cable television 1 embedded systems 1 caesium 1 employment 1 carbon 1 encoding 1 cellular radio 1 engineering education 1 character recognition 1 environmental factors 1 charge injection 1 error correction 1 coal 1 feedforward neural nets 1 COBOL 1 financial data processing 1 codes 1 finite automata combined source-channel 1 coding 1 finite state machines communicating sequential 1 food processing industry 1 processes 1 formal specification 1 communication complexity 1 formal verification 1 computability 1 fuzzy control computer aided software 1 Gaussian distribution 1 engineering 1 geochemistry 1 computer animation geographic information 1 computer architecture 1 systems
Page 79 of 87 government data 1 multiprocessing systems 1 processing 1 muscle 1 harmonic analysis 1 navigation hazards and race 1 neural chips 1 conditions 1 noise abatement 1 health hazards object-oriented 1 hearing 1 programming 1 heuristic programming 1 occupational health 1 hot carriers 1 occupational safety 1 human computer interaction 1 oceanographic equipment 1 hydrostatics 1 open systems 1 identification 1 operations research 1 image classification 1 organic compounds 1 image recognition 1 packet radio networks 1 image retrieval 1 packet switching 1 image sampling 1 paging communication 1 image thinning 1 partial differential equations 1 indexing 1 patient treatment 1 industrial accidents 1 performance evaluation 1 information resources 1 personnel 1 information science 1 physiological models 1 information systems planning (artificial 1 information technology 1 intelligence 1 infrared spectra 1 politics 1 inspection 1 polymer gels 1 invariance 1 polymer solutions 1 invoicing 1 power control 1 iterative methods power system 1 Java 1 interconnection 1 jet engines principal component 1 analysis 1 jets 1 printing 1 knowledge representation 1 probability 1 lattice theory 1 product design 1 learning automata least squares 1 production control 1 approximations 1 program diagnostics 1 maintenance engineering 1 programming 1 marine accidents 1 programming environments 1 market research 1 psychology 1 mathematics computing 1 public libraries 1 media streaming 1 quality management 1 medical image processing 1 radiation monitoring medical information 1 radiation protection 1 systems 1 radioactive waste storage 1 mesh generation 1 RAID 1 microcomputer applications 1 reactive power control 1 MIS structures 1 real-time systems mobility management 1 regression analysis 1 (mobile radio 1 relational databases 1 multimedia communication
Page 80 of 87 1 remote sensing 1 technology transfer 1 research and development telecommunication 1 reverse engineering 1 congestion control 1 risk management telecommunication network 1 reliability 1 scheduling telecommunication network scientific information 1 routing 1 systems telecommunication 1 seawater 1 signalling 1 sediments telecommunication 1 self-adjusting systems 1 terminals 1 sequential machines 1 telephony 1 silicon 1 telerobotics 1 silicon compounds 1 temperature 1 six sigma (quality 1 text analysis 1 skin 1 three-term control social aspects of 1 training 1 automation 1 transaction processing 1 software quality 1 trees (mathematics 1 software reviews 1 tuning 1 solid modelling 1 turbulence 1 sonar 1 ubiquitous computing 1 sorting 1 ultraviolet spectra 1 special libraries 1 unsupervised learning 1 spectrophotometry 1 user centred design 1 standards 1 user interfaces 1 statistical process control 1 vector quantisation 1 steam power stations 1 velocity 1 stock control 1 video signal processing 1 storage management 1 viscosity 1 student experiments 1 visible spectra 1 sunspots 1 visual programming 1 supersonic flow 1 wave equations 1 surveillance 1 wind 1 systems analysis 1 workstation clusters 1 tanks (containers 1 technological forecasting
Page 81 of 87 Appendix 14 -- Cassis Database; List of Savannah Inventors In Descending Order of Appearance
App. Inventor Dixon, Merritt W. III 35 16 Pavlin, Mark S. Modena Island Dr. 12 Barnhill, Stephen D. 2 Savannah GA 9 Friend, William H. 2 Eachus, Spencer W. 8 Pikulin, Michael A. 2 Futch, Lattie G. Galipeault, Claude 7 Fetz, Charles Robert 2 Joseph 7 Jones, John M. 2 Gervasi, David J. 7 MacQueen, Richard C. 2 Griggs, Bruce F. 7 McCormack, Daniel J. 2 Horovitz, Michael L. 6 LoSasso, Janice E. 2 Ivey, Ellwood G. 5 Lawson, Nelson E. 2 Joseph, James 5 Vierheilig, Albert A. 2 Koba, Igor M. 5 Willis, Raymon A. 2 Lewis, Diane 4 Atkins, William C. 2 McCreary, James B. 4 Belew, Robert H. Jr. 2 Neumann, Brett A. 4 D'Angelo Eric C. 2 Palm, John R. 4 Egan, Michael Andrew 2 Pryor, Arthur M. 4 Guyon, Isabelle 2 Smith, Sidney Paul Stephenson, Everett H. 4 Jr. 2 Staab, Lawrence Edward 4 Thomas, Michael I. 2 Szymke, Thomas E. 4 Weston, Jason 2 Terrett, Stuart T. 4 White, David E. 1 Achatz, Gregory J. 4 Zhang, Zhen 1 Adair, Tony R. 3 Adkins, Brian 1 Ali, Debra R. 3 Badesha, Santokh S. 1 Ali, Omar F. 3 Bingham, George J. 1 Anderson, Bruce M. 3 Cowsar, Donald R. 1 Antkowiak, Thomas A. 3 Frihart, Charles R. 1 Assanis, Dennis N. 3 Fu, Guoyi 1 Balder, Edward 3 Gandek, Thomas P. 1 Barnes, Robert E. 3 Hersh, Theodore 1 Beard, Greg Ivey, Ellwood G. Jr. The 1 Beekman, George F. DUIE Project, 1730 E. Benningfield, L. V. Jr. 3 33rd Savannah GA 4300 San Mateo Blvd., 3 Rousseau, William Herve 1 NE. Albuquerque NM 3 Walsh, Martin 1 Berger, Vivian 3 Warshaw, Michael A. 1 Boylston, Byron Lee 2 Beczak, Terry A. Sr. 1 Bromwell, Robert A. Bohach, Christopher 1 Brown, Albert C. 2 Scott Brown, Woodford R. Jr. 2 Bohach, William Louis 9128 Brighton Place Savannah, Chatham Co 2 Bolling, Robert W. Jr. 1 GA 2 Buchholz, Mark A. 1 Buckheit, Robert W. Jr. 2 Cowart, Larry 1 Calandra, Anthony L. 2 Cowart, Richard 1 Cappuccio, Anthony R.
Page 82 of 87 1 Carter, Daniel E. Haberkorn, Wilhelm 1 Cazenave, Frederick F. III 1 Andreas 1 Charnomordik, Mikhail B. 1 Haeussler, Michael E. 1 Chen, Li Fu 1 Hall, Donald R. 1 Chinai, Kays 1 Hall, Michael R. 1 Church, Charles H. 1 Hancock, Jimmy L. Jr. 1 Church, John D. 1 Harman, C. Eric Collier, John B. Jr. 521 E. 1 Harris, Jack E. 1 40 St. Savannah GA 1 Healy, Martin J. 1 Colling, James T. 1 Hechler, Wolfgang 1 Comber, Robert N. 1 Heebner, Gerald W. 1 Conroy, Gary M. 1 Henne, Preston A. 1 Crosby, Allen 1 Heydel, Jochen 1 Culwell, Jeff C. 1 Hicklin, Scott 1 Daignault, Richard J. Jr. 1 Hill, John Adam 1 Davis, Thomas A. Jr. 1 Holman, Mitchell C. 1 de la Guardia Mario J. 1 Hoover, Donald P. 1 Deffner, Gerhard 1 Horwitz, David James Derst, Edward J. III P.O. 1 Howe, Donald C. 1 Box 22849 Savannah GA 1 Huang, Lan 1 Donnelly, Charles E. 1 Hutson, Teresa H. 1 Ducker, Paul 1 Hyde, Jeffrey R. 1 Durke, Richard S. 1 Imboden, Alan M. 1 Dykes, James R. 1 Ingram, Edward L. 1 Egemo, Rob 1 Jackson, Marc 1 Ellis, Ed 1 Jacobson, Roger Kent 1 Erickson, John 1 Jarvis, David P. 1 Evans, Martin 1 Johnson, Jeremy S. 1 Fee, Robert W. 1 Jones, Cardell I. 1 Fleming, Paul Heath 1 Jones, Emory G. 1 Funderburk, Donald G. 1 Jones, Joseph 1 Gandck, Thomas P. 1 Jones, Stuart T. 1 Gantt, George E. 1 Jurkofsky, Maryann 1 Gantt, Harold T. 1 Justice, Joseph B. 1 Garvin, Edward A. 1 Kelley, David A. 1 Gay, Frank T. 1 Kodas, Toivo T. 1 Geervasi, David J. 1 Kozma, Timothy Grant Gerald, William F. Sr. 1 Krajca, Kenneth E. 2317 Shirley Dr. Krishnakumar, 1 Savannah GA 1 Rangachari 1 Gergely, George L. Jr. 1 Lawhorne, Earl R. 1 Gibson, Clark W. 1 Llewellyn, Jon 1 Goldsmith, Miles Manning 1 Luo, Steven 1 Gordon, Ronald L. 1 MacMillan, Danny C. 1 Gorelik, Vladimir 1 Madyastha, Ramananda 1 Gorman, Gregory S. 1 Masaki, Koji 1 Gupta, Raghubir P. 1 Masters, Christopher 1 Gurav, Abhijit S. McDonald, Raymond A. 1 Jr.
Page 83 of 87 1 McDougal, Art 1 Ruckel, Erwin R. 1 McGlothlin, W. Lyle 1 Sass, Ron C. 1 McNamara, John O. 1 Savigny, Marc L. 1 McNamara, John Patrick 1 Scott, Mary 1 Metcalfe, Corey Howard 1 Scott, Nathaniel 1 Miller, George E. 1 Scypinski, Theodore John 1 Miller, H. Jerrold 1 Sears, Karl D. 1 Miller, Timothy Dean 1 Shendy, Samy M. 1 Mingledorff, Neil H. 1 Shuman, Lysette H. 1 Mizer, Michael A. 1 Smith, Alan 1 Moser, Michael 1 Smith, Frederick G. 1 Mullininx, Rick 1 Solomon, Tina R. 1 Nedriga, Walter N. 1 Sommer, Karl L. 1 Nelson, Lloyd A. 1 Spangler, William G. 1 Nevruz, Albert A. 1 Spann, David I. 1 Newkirk, Todd L. 1 Starling, Matthew K. 1 Norris, Gene K. Stephenson, Everett H. 1 O'Brien Richard A. Jr. 243 Suncrest Blvd. 1 Oetgen, W. Richard 1 Savannah GA 1 Orth, Stephen D. 1 Stockwell, David M. 1 Ozawa, Yoichi 1 Stratton, Cedric 1 Pacanovsky, John T. 1 Thomasson, Fred Y. 1 Paraskos, John A. 1 Thompson, Kerry L. 1 Peeples, Frank K. 1 Timms, M. Rick 1 Peltz, Diane P. 1 Toth, Richard Edmund 1 Player, Blair 1 Turk, Brian S. 1 Pollock, Charley M. 1 Van Doorn Donald W. 1 Portman, John 1 Warren, M. Timothy 1 Raith, David 1 Weitzel, Joachim Rangachari, 1 Whiten, P. Alan 1 Krishnakumar 1 Williams, Virgil A. 1 Reynolds, Robert C. 1 Willis, Mitchell J. 1 Rickert, Marie Barna 1 Wilson, Henry Martin Jr. 1 Rimedio, Nicholas T. 1 Witkowski, Thomas G. Rizopoulos, Athanasios 1 Wolz, Robert R. 1 P. 1 Zeigler, Dwayne 1 Roberts, Joseph E. 1 Zhang, Hong 1 Roggeman, David M. 1 Zhong, JianPing 1 Rose, Larry 1 Rosen, Allen
Page 84 of 87 Appendix 15 -- Community of Science Database; Savannah Assignees In Descending Order of Appearance
Appearances Assignee 5 Great Dane Trailers, Inc. 4 Barnhill Technologies LLC 2 BIOwulf Technologies LLC 2 Carson Products Company 2 EM Industries, Inc. 2 Innomed, Inc. 2 Integrated Data System, Inc. 2 Lummus Corporation 2 Savannah Foods and Industries 2 Three Star Enterprises, Inc. 1 Anita Trotter-Cox 1 Biowulf Technologies, L.L.C. 1 Brasseler USA 1 LP 1 Carver, Inc. 1 Coleman Cable System, Inc. 1 Cooler Ideas, Inc. 1 CTS Solutions, LLC 1 Davis Systems, Inc. 1 East Coast Terminal Assoc. Ltd. 1 EnDurAloy Corporation 1 Fiber Fuel International, Inc. 1 Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic, PC 1 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation 1 Hutson & Associates, Inc. 1 MetScan Technologies, LLC 1 Roberts Testing Equipment, Inc. 1 Savannah Forestry Equipment, Inc. 1 Savannah Forestry Equipment, LLC 1 Savannah Smooth Roads, LLC 1 St. Joseph' s Hospital, Inc. Stephen Krissman; Integrated Data Systems, 1 Inc.Savannah GA 1 Storm Shelter Corporation 1 The Jendyk Company, Inc. 1 Trisenx Holdings, INC
Page 85 of 87 Appendix 16 -- Community of Science Database; Invention Titles In Descending Order of Appearance
App. Title Method for enhancing knowledge Analog processing element (APE) discovered from biological data 2 and related devices 1 using a learning machine Enhancing knowledge discovery Method for producing sphere-based using multiple support vector 1 crystals 2 machines Particulate waste wood fuel, Hair relaxer compositions and method for making particulate 2 methods for preparing same waste wood fuel, and a method for 3D structural siliceous color producing energy with particulate 1 pigments 1 waste wood fuel 1 Cargo loading system Portable cooler with suspended Clamp assembly for a battery 1 grate for ice-free storage areas 1 booster cable 1 Portable X-ray diffractometer 1 Disc plough improvements Post construction and sidewall for 1 cargo container 1 Drink coaster Enhancing biological knowledge 1 Rigid cage cotton gin discovery using multiples support Semiconductor architecture and 1 vector machines 1 application thereof Enhancing knowledge discovery 1 Sense-simile transmission sampler from multiple data sets using 1 Solid surface shower pan 1 multiple support vector machines Supersonic aircraft with spike for Enhancing knowledge discovery 1 controlling and reducing sonic boom using support vector machines in a Surgical apparatus for tissue 1 distributed network environment 1 removal 1 Friction clutch wrench System for identifying patterns in 1 High speed grader biological data using a distributed Jam-proof and tamper-resistant lug 1 network 1 nut Testing equipment and method of Leg length gauge for total hip 1 manufacturing the same 1 surgery 1 Thermally insulated cargo container 1 Lightning protection systems Tough-coated hard powders and Lightweight chassis-container 1 sintered articles thereof 1 construction 1 Trailer front scuff band 1 Lint cleaning apparatus 1 Trailer side bottom rail 1 Locking plier Training method and apparatus for 1 Medical tube-retaining device 1 dental bur identification Method and apparatus for fiber batt Ultrasonic loading control for 1 treatment 1 centrifuge basket Method and apparatus for high Variable roller valve system for 1 speed grading 1 internal combustion engine Method and system for intelligence Variable speed centrifugal drive support and information control for sugar refining machines presentation to aircraft crew and air 1 and the like traffic controllers on in-flight 1 Wheelchair with mobile accessory 1 emergency situations
Page 86 of 87 About the Project
This research project is the result of a 10-week internship program within the Enterprise Innovation Institute at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The author, Mark Farmer, is a second-year master’s student in the School of Public Policy studying economic development.
The research was directed by Dr. Jan Youtie, Manager, Policy Services & Adjunct Associate Professor.
For more information, contact Mark Farmer at [email protected].
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