Dr Klaus Werner has been working with Intelligent Cultural Resources Information Management (ICRIM) on connecting repositories or information silos from “different cultural heritage organizations – museums, superintendencies, environmental and architectural heritage …
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These are my notes from the workshop Everything RSS with Jim Spadaccini from Ideum at Museums and the Web, Montreal, April 2008. Some of my notes will seem self-evident to various geeks or non-geeks but I’ve tried to include most of what was covered.It’s taken me a while to…
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Using a ImageJ, a free software available for download, people all over the world can still participate in the Albedo Experiment even if they are not a partner institution. By comparing the brightness of two photos of the same spot, an estimate of the amount of light reflected by an area…
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Using ImageJ, a free software available for download, people all over the world can still participate in the Albedo Experiment even if they are not a partner institution. By comparing the brightness of two photos of the same spot, an estimate of the amount of light reflected by an area can…
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Our New Arrival!
Congratulations to our Aquarist, Glen Decker! He is now the proud parent… …
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Thank you to Connor Fitzpatrick for today’s write-up. Just a small update re: Connor — he completed his work-study position here at the garden a couple weeks ago, and moved on to a summer job in Alberta. Best of luck to him! Connor writes:Today’s Botany Photo of the Day features a…
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From the About page of the Data-PASS site:
The Data Preservation Alliance for the Social Sciences (Data-PASS) is a broad-based partnership devoted to identifying, acquiring and preserving data at-risk of being lost to the social science research community. Examples of at-risk data include opinion polls, voting records, large-scale surveys on family…
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I’ve been reading the same book for 2 years. Yep, that’s right. I may have all kinds of other commitment issues in my life, but when it comes to books, I’m in it for the long haul. Sure I’ve read other books along the way. Books that are way more entertaining.…
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