Tuesday, 19 June 2012

Újabb helycsere a szuperszámítógépek Top 500-as listáján

A leggyorsabb gépet az IBM építette Sequoia néven. 1.6 millió processzorral, 16.32 petaflop/s sebességgel és az LLL-ben állt üzembe, amelynek korábban Teller Ede is vezetője volt. Forrás

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Újabb nagyágyú lépett a térinformatikai szemlélet tömegekre ható elterjesztőinek sorába

Szeptemberben jelenik meg az Apple IOS6 rendszere, melynek Maps beépített alkalmazása tízmilliókat érint majd. Forrás: http://www.apple.com/ios/ios6/maps/
"Ezzel a Google, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM (Smarter cities), CISCO és a nemrégen bejelentett SAP Urban mellett új taggal bővül a tömegek számára térinformatikai szolgáltatást nyújtó szumók (!) köre" ahogy erre Richard Simpson, a 4. Digitális Föld Csúcstalálkozó házigazdája mutatott rá az ISDE végrehajtó bizottság tagjainak küldött mai levelében. 

Monday, 11 June 2012

És mit mond a jövőről Prof. Tim Berners-Lee (MIT) ?

Klikk ide
Az Internet jövője 
(Az USA Képviselőház Energia és Kereskedelemügyi Minisztériuma Hírközlési és Internet Albizottságának meghallgatása az "Egyesült Államok digitális jövője" témakörben. Előadó Tim Berners-Lee)

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Magyarország az 50. ország az Internet elterjedtség tekintetében

2012. május 8-i statisztika
IWS News is a free weekly newsletter featuring Internet usage research, Internet marketing tips, e-commerce and world telecommunications reports, published by the Miniwatts Marketing Group. For contacting the editor, please write to "editor@internetworldstats.com". 

Thursday, 3 May 2012

Legnagyobb népességszámok az internet használatban

Mai postánkból. Érdekli a téma? Forrás: http://www.internetworldstats.com/top20.htm
"IWS News is a free weekly newsletter featuring Internet usage research, Internet marketing tips, e-commerce and world telecommunications reports, published by the Miniwatts Marketing Group. For contacting the editor, please write to "editor@internetworldstats.com".

Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Új trendek a térinformációk kezelésében

Kate Lance írja a GSDI vitafórumon: " Forum on the future trends in geospatial information management: the five to ten year vision
24 April 2012, 14:00-17:00
RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
A working group was established to assess the future trends in geospatial information management at the 1st meeting of the UN Committee on Global Geospatial Information Management (GGIM, http://ggim.un.org/ ) in Seoul, Korea. Chaired by Dr. Vanessa Lawrence, Director General and Chief Executive of Ordnance Survey, the working group has received written inputs from 29 persons or institutions. A summary of the future trends shall be presented during this forum in Amsterdam, followed by discussion among all the participants. Meanwhile, the process of soliciting views on future trends continue and the working group welcome any additional inputs. A consolidated paper on the future trends shall be discussed in the 2nd Session of the Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management. Output from that session will then be used to develop further iterations of the document to be presented to the Committee for review at its second formal meeting in New York in August (13-15th August 2012). Final editing will take place based on the content of the discussions at this meeting and a final paper will be presented at the Second High-Level Forum on GGIM in Qatar (4-6 February, 2013).
Background paper: Future trends in geospatial information management: the five to ten year vision. UN Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management
 
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Wednesday, 4 April 2012

HighTech cégek a DoDIIS rendezvény kiállításán

Böngészhető részletek itt találhatóak.
További érdekesség: Thomas Koulopoulos, a Delphi Intézet alapítójának előadásai a felhőről és legújabb könyve, amely  a Felhő böngészés címmel jelent meg.

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Az Internet és a Facebook elterjedtség helyzete a világban, Európában és Magyarországon

Különféle friss statisztikák
itt tölthetőek le. Forrás: Internet World Stats (2012)
IWS News is a free weekly newsletter featuring Internet usage research, Internet marketing tips, e-commerce and world telecommunications reports, published by the Miniwatts Marketing Group. For contacting the editor, please write to "editor@internetworldstats.com". 

Sunday, 4 December 2011

Jövőbemutató irányzatok a digitális tájtervezésben

Mai postánkból. Kate Lance PhD, (Yale University) írja a GSDI L&SE szakbizottság vitafórumában:
" http://www.mdpi.com/1999-5903/3/4/204/pdf

Tool or Toy? Virtual Globes in Landscape Planning
Future Internet 2011, 3 205
Abstract: Virtual globes, i.e., geobrowsers that integrate multi-scale and temporal data from various sources and are based on a globe metaphor, have developed into serious tools that practitioners and various stakeholders in landscape and community planning have started using. Although these tools originate from Geographic Information Systems (GIS), they have become a different, potentially interactive and public tool set, with their own specific limitations and new opportunities. Expectations regarding their utility as planning and community engagement tools are high, but are tempered by both technical limitations and ethical issues. Two grassroots campaigns and a collaborative visioning process, the Kimberley Climate Adaptation Project case study (British Columbia), illustrate and broaden our understanding of the potential benefits and limitations associated with the use of virtual globes in participatory planning initiatives. Based on observations, questionnaires and in-depth interviews with stakeholders and community members using an interactive 3D model of regional climate change vulnerabilities, potential impacts, and possible adaptation and mitigation scenarios in Kimberley, the benefits and limitations of virtual globes as a tool for participatory landscape planning are discussed. The findings suggest that virtual globes can facilitate access to geospatial information, raise awareness, and provide a more representative virtual landscape than static visualizations. However, landscape is not equally representative at all scales, and not all types of users seem to benefit equally from the tool. The risks of misinterpretation can be managed by integrating the application and interpretation of virtual globes into face-to-face planning processes.

Keywords: virtual globes; landscape visualization; open data; Geographic Information Systems; landscape planning; community engagement; scenario planning

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