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B. Credits

This appendix lists the developers, contributors, and supporters that have helped to make the Osprey Network Visualization System what it is today.

B.1 The Osprey Team

These are the developers that are or have been on the Osprey project, and have contributed to the project in one form or another. They are listed roughly in the order they were involved in the project. Above each of the members is small description of their contribution to the project. All team members are still actively involved in support of Osprey.

Developed and Designed by:
Bobby-Joe Breitkreutz
Chris Stark
 
Principal Investigator:
Mike Tyers
 
Contributors:
Hosam Abdulrrazek
 
Testing Team:
Robert Lucas, Lorne Flagel, Jeffery Higgins,
Lorrie Boucher, Theresa Reguly, Rob Ingham,
Neil Warner, Kara Dolinski, Marc Sohrmann,
Clark Wells, Jose Morales, Daisy Anderson,
Jason Moffat

B.2 The Osprey Contributors

While Osprey was developed in the Tyers Lab which owns all copyrights to the Osprey Network Visualization System and the Osprey manual, we wish to recognize those who have made contributions of one kind or another to the Osprey distribution. Contributors are listed here, in somewhat random order:

MySQL AB and the MySQL database
http://www.mysql.com
Sun Microsystems and the Java Standard Development Kit
http://java.sun.com

B.3 The Osprey Supportors

While Osprey was developed in the Tyers Lab which owns all copyrights to the Osprey Network Visualization System and the Osprey manual, we wish to recognize those that have supported us. Our definition of support spans from space in which to physically reside with our computers, to financial contributions to the project. Osprey supporters are listed here, in a somewhat random order:

Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Development of Osprey was funded by a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research

The Osprey Administrator
E-mail: ospreyadmin@mshri.on.ca

Copyright ©2002 Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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