Initial 10/16 Agenda thoughts – as always please send agenda items as you feel appropriate. Resolve CTO paper questions from Ann Discuss SBCG content for AC meeting post-it session Discuss next steps with block architecture diagram Discuss Noise Management Use … Continue reading
Noise management – as the network grows – more of a chance for noise – more likely to fragment and disintegrate based on that noise approaches – hidden follow button – practical 100-150 person limit provide segregation – groups/communities/ – … Continue reading
The Cartography Community Group has been proposed by Jonathan Chetwynd: The mission of this group is to develop specifications that enable us to model risk through games; using appropriate visualisations and perceptualisations that embed metadata, engage and are easy to … Continue reading
Now that we’ve created the group, we need to get it off the ground and working toward a common goal. The starting point is the current SDshare draft, which has some known issues. We (that is, the chairs) think the next … Continue reading
W3C has launched the SDshare Community Group SDshare is a highly RESTful protocol for synchronization of RDF (and potentially other) data, by publishing feeds of data changes as Atom feeds. In order to join the group, you will need a … Continue reading
W3C has launched the Places Community Group Place data has many uses, including augmented reality browsers, gazetteers, location-based social networking games, geocaching, mapping, navigation systems, and many others. In addition, the group will explore how the geospatial industry could best … Continue reading
The SDshare Community Group has been proposed by Lars Marius Garshol: SDshare is a highly RESTful protocol for synchronization of RDF (and potentially other) data, by publishing feeds of data changes as Atom feeds. You are invited to support the … Continue reading
The Places Community Group has been proposed by Raj Singh: Place data has many uses, including augmented reality browsers, gazetteers, location-based social networking games, geocaching, mapping, navigation systems, and many others. In addition, the group will explore how the geospatial … Continue reading
Nice article on the Computer History Museum in the NY Times http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/29/arts/design/computer-history-museum-in-mountain-view-calif.html (congratulations to Marc Weber)
John Allsopp of Web Directions and Style Master fame was the first guest on The Web Behind, and one of the very first things he did was to announce his Web History Timeline Project. It’s a beautiful visualization brought to … Continue reading
