Daniel Tsai is an information systems consultant, specializing in database applications, collaborative web systems and historical databases. Major academic projects include: the Palladio Virtual Museum, StudioMIT, and the  History of Recent Science on the Web. Financial information systems projects  include: portfolio management, risk management, reconciliation, membership  and personnel databases, accounting and cyclical reporting.  He is directly  involved with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Web authoring, graphical Java applications, relational databases, and modeling of architectural and historical information. He is the lead technical researcher for the development of a multimedia web-oriented database on the history of Jerusalem started at the Center for Urban Development Studies and continued at the Institute. 

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