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Biometric Web Services
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Biometric Web Services. The biometric web services project combines biometrics and web services to. ... What are Web services? ...
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Web Services for Geographic Information Systems
A surge in Web services and applications for geographic information systems (GISs) hasmade large spatial-data archives available over the Internet. Significant accomplishments in GIS Web services have led to several exemplifying map and image services ... Keywords: Web services, GIS, geographic information systems, Open Geospatial Consortium
Shengru Tu; Mahdi Abdelguerfi
Grammatical framework web service
We present a web service for natural language parsing, prediction, generation, and translation using grammars in Portable Grammar Format (PGF), the target format of the Grammatical Framework (GF) grammar compiler. The web service implementation is open ...
Bj�rn Bringert; Krasimir Angelov; Aarne Ranta
Web services @ MIT
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There are several useful web services developed at MIT by students, faculty and researchers. However, they are scattered all over MIT. Most people at MIT are unaware of the availability of these web services and hence they ...
Tyagi, Sapna DevendraSingh, 1978-
MasteringWeb Services Security MasteringWeb Services Security
Preview of MasteringWeb Services Security Preview of MasteringWeb Services Security Konstantin introduction Highlights of the book Web Services security problem XML Security WS-Security Security mechanisms for ASP.NET Web Services Planning and building secure Web Service systems Architectural and policy
Web services roadmap: The Semantic Web perspective
Recently the field of Web services has gained focus both in industry and academia. While industry has been mostly interested in standardisation and promotion of the technology, academia has been looking for ways to fit the technology into other frameworks, such as the Semantic Web. Anyway, despite of the increased academic and commercial interest to Web services, there are currently only few case studies available about Web services in the Semantic Web context. Moreover, according to authors � knowledge, there is no publicly available study analysing which data is currently mostly provided/required by Web services. In this paper we target these shortcomings by providing a case study of semantically annotated commercial and governmental Web services. We analyse interaction and potential synergy between commercial and governmental Web services. Also the role ontologies for semantic integration of Web services is analysed. Moreover, we identify the most common data exploited by current Web services. 1
Peep K�ngas
Making Web services tradable
In service-oriented architectures, applications are developed by incorporating services which are often provided by different organizations. Since a service might be offered under different configurations by various different organizations, sophisticated ... Keywords: Automated negotiations, Preferences for functional/non-functional properties, Web service policies
Sudhir Agarwal; Steffen Lamparter; Rudi Studer
Data Integration Using Web Services
In this paper we examine the opportunities for data integration in the context of the emerging Web Services systems development paradigm. The paper introduces the programming standards associated with Web Services and provides an example of how Web Services ...
Mark Hansen; Stuart E. Madnick; Michael Siegel
MODIS Land Products Subsets Web Service
Web Service The MODIS Web service provides users with subsets of MODIS Land Products through standards based SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Web service. Through the Web...
Restful web services, First edition
"Every developer working with the Web needs to read this book." -- David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of the Rails framework "RESTful Web Services finally provides a practical roadmap for constructing services that embrace the Web, instead of trying to ...
Leonard Richardson; Sam Ruby
Versioning of Web service interfaces
This thesis investigates the problem of "design for change" in the context of Web Service based information systems. It describes the current status of architecting Web Services, an implementation of the Service Oriented ...
Agarwal, Anamika, 1981-
Personalized Web Services for Web Information Extraction
The field of information extraction from the Web emerged with the growth of the Web and the multiplication of online data sources. This paper is an analysis of information extraction methods. It presents a service oriented approach for web information extraction considering both web data management and extraction services. Then we propose an SOA based architecture to enhance flexibility and on-the-fly modification of web extraction services. An implementation of the proposed architecture is proposed on the middleware level of Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) servers.
Jarir, Zahi; Erradi, Mahammed
Fuel Economy Web Services
FuelEconomy.gov Web Services FuelEconomy.gov Web Services Data Description atvtype - alternative fuel or advanced technology vehicle Bifuel (CNG) - Bi-fuel gasoline and compressed natural gas vehicle Bifuel (LPG) - Bi-fuel gasoline and propane vehicle CNG - Compressed natural gas vehicle Diesel - Diesel vehicle EV - Electric vehicle FFV - Flexible fueled vehicle (gasoline or E85) Hybrid - Hybrid vehicle Plug-in Hybrid - Plug-in hybrid vehicle drive - drive axle type 2-Wheel Drive 4-Wheel Drive* 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive* All-Wheel Drive* Front-Wheel Drive Part-time 4-Wheel Drive* Rear-Wheel Drive *Prior to Model Year 2010 EPA did not differentiate between All Wheel Drive and Four Wheel Drive salesArea - EPA sales area code. The area of the country where the vehicle can legally be sold. New federally certified vehicles can be sold in all states except California
Composition and evaluation of trustworthy web services
Web service technology seamlessly enables integration of different software to fulfil dynamic business demands in a platform-neutral fashion. By means of standard interfaces, service requesters can obtain their desired functionalities through certain ... Keywords: Petri nets, composite web services, ontology, trust, trustworthy web services, web service composition, web service evaluation
Stephen J. H. Yang; James S. F. Hsieh; Blue C. W. Lan; Jen-Yao Chung
Data Integration using Web Services
In this paper we examine the opportunities for data integration in the context of the emerging Web Services systems development paradigm. The paper introduces the ...
Hansen, Mark
TerraService.NET: An Introduction to Web Services Tom Barclay
and web service resources in Fort Collins Colorado and the TerraService web service located in Tukwila://terraserver.net) web site has been operational since 1998. It stores aerial, satellite, and topographic images fifteen terabytes of aerial imagery data and 1.5 terabytes of topographic maps from the United States
Mock, Kenrick
PIA - HS Web Services (HSWS) | Department of Energy
Web Services (HSWS) PIA - HS Web Services (HSWS) PIA - HS Web Services (HSWS) PIA - HS Web Services (HSWS) More Documents & Publications PIA - INL PeopleSoft - Human Resource...
RESTful Web Services at BNL
RESTful (REpresentational State Transfer) web services are an alternative implementation to SOAP/RPC web services in a client/server model. BNLs IT Division has started deploying RESTful Web Services for enterprise data retrieval and manipulation. Data is currently used by system administrators for tracking configuration information and as it is expanded will be used by Cyber Security for vulnerability management and as an aid to cyber investigations. This talk will describe the implementation and outstanding issues as well as some of the reasons for choosing RESTful over SOAP/RPC and future directions.
Casella, R.
Flexible provisioning of web service workflows
Web services promise to revolutionize the way computational resources and business processes are offered and invoked in open, distributed systems, such as the Internet. These services are described using machine-readable metadata, which enables consumer ... Keywords: Web services, semantic Web services, service composition, service provisioning, service-oriented computing, workflows
Sebastian Stein; Terry R. Payne; Nicholas R. Jennings
Title: Web Services Developer (Web Designer) Category: Exempt Staff
Title: Web Services Developer (Web Designer) Category: Exempt Staff Department: Information Libraries is seeking a web designer to join their Digital Technology & Interface Services (DTIS) department on the College Park campus. DTIS develops and supports web-based services designed to meet the research needs
Kane, Andrew S.
Development Methods for Web Services
Services, such as location services for GSM, fleet-management (e.g. taxi-companies), maps, hotel reservations, holiday planning, ticket booking etc. The chosen implementa- tion will include optional utility
Semantic Web for Manufacturing Web Services
As markets become unexpectedly turbulent with a shortened product life cycle and a power shift towards buyers, the need for methods to rapidly and cost-effectively develop products, production facilities and supporting software is becoming urgent. The use of a virtual enterprise plays a vital role in surviving turbulent markets. However, its success requires reliable and large-scale interoperation among trading partners via a semantic web of trading partners' services whose properties, capabilities, and interfaces are encoded in an unambiguous as well as computer-understandable form. This paper demonstrates a promising approach to integration and interoperation between a design house and a manufacturer by developing semantic web services for business and engineering transactions. To this end, detailed activity and information flow diagrams are developed, in which the two trading partners exchange messages and documents. The properties and capabilities of the manufacturer sites are defined using DARPA Agent Markup Language (DAML) ontology definition language. The prototype development of semantic webs shows that enterprises can widely interoperate in an unambiguous and autonomous manner; hence, virtual enterprise is realizable at a low cost.
Kulvatunyou, Boonserm [ORNL; Ivezic, Nenad [ORNL
Web Services for Recovery.gov
established and widely supported Web technologies such asof Information Report 2009-035 Web Services for Recovery.govof Recovery.gov as a user-friendly Web site and hence most
Wilde, Erik; Kansa, Eric C; Yee, Raymond
Web Mapping and Online GIS Applications for Renewable Energy...
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Web Mapping and Online GIS Applications for Renewable Energy Jump to: navigation, search Tool Summary Name: Web Mapping and Online GIS Applications for Renewable Energy Agency...
web services | OpenEI Community
web services web services Home Rmckeel's picture Submitted by Rmckeel(297) Contributor 29 June, 2012 - 09:30 OpenEI API listing developer web services We had an internal OpenEI strategy conversation just this week, and we spoke somewhat indirectly about a list of energy APIs on OpenEI. We have the Energy Hackathon Resource page, but I want to draw energy developers here instead of a plain vanilla page. Wouldn't it be nice to have a list, perhaps a faceted list, of energy APIs, datasets, etc? Rmckeel's picture Submitted by Rmckeel(297) Contributor 25 May, 2012 - 13:48 What do you wish OpenEI would work more on? developer web services The Utility Rate web service 0% (0 votes) The Incentive web service 0% (0 votes) Web services to query by geographic location or shape 0% (0 votes)
Towards Software Development Methodology for Web Services
The emergence of Web services represents a shift from component-based architectures that have proved successful in the context of enterprise computing to service-oriented architectures that are more suited to the highly distributed Internet-based applications. ... Keywords: Methodology For Service-Oriented Applications, Software Development, Web Services
George Feuerlicht; Sooksathit Meesathit
Web Development Manual Curtin IT Services
Web Development Manual Curtin IT Services Document: IS-EOT-0003-D0.3 Web Development Manual Authors Release Date: May 2003 Updated: 15 December 2008 Version: V2.1 #12;Curtin Web Development Manual Page 2.................................................................................................................................... 5 Curtin web publishing mandatory elements
New Web Service Tracks Foreign Tech Regulations
New Web Service Tracks Foreign Tech Regulations. ... To learn more�and to sign up�go to the Notify US Web site at www.nist.gov/notifyus.
An approach for managing web services changes
The dynamic environment where organisations and providers live imposes a gradually evolving of their services to meet new needs, technological changes and requirements of these users. Therefore, the evolution of web services becomes necessary because ... Keywords: adaptation rules, behaviour evolution, change management, change operators, change process, web services
Maamar Khater; Mimoun Malki
Smart Grid Applications Using Sensor Web Services .
??Sensor network web services have recently emerged as promising tools to provide remote management, data collection and querying capabilities for sensor networks. They can be� (more)
Asad, Omar
Deploying and managing Web services: issues, solutions, and directions
Web services are expected to be the key technology in enabling the next installment of the Web in the form of the Service Web. In this paradigm shift, Web services would be treated as first-class ... Keywords: Interoperability, Service-oriented computing, Web service management system
Qi Yu; Xumin Liu; Athman Bouguettaya; Brahim Medjahed
Reconciling Semantic Heterogeneity in Web Services Composition
Service Oriented Computing (SOC) is a popular computing paradigm for the development of distributed Web applications. Service composition, a key element of SOC, is severely hampered by various types of semantic heterogeneity ...
Li, Xitong
"Guide to Secure Web Services" Provides Blueprint to Safer ...
"Guide to Secure Web Services" Provides Blueprint to Safer Web 2.0. From NIST Tech Beat: September 13, 2007. ...
From RESTful Services to RDF: Connecting the Web and the Semantic Web
RDF data from Web resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Contents 1 Introduction 2 Related Work 2.1 Semantic WebOWL-S: Semantic Markup for Web Services. Member Submission,
Alarcon, Rosa; Wilde, Erik
Event exposure for web services: a grey-box approach to compose and evolve web services
The service-oriented architecture (SOA) is an emerging software engineering paradigm for developing distributed enterprise applications. In this paradigm, Web services are encapsulated and published as black-box components accessible to service consumers ...
Chunyang Ye; Hans-Arno Jacobsen
Adaptive web transactions: an approach for achieving the atomicity of composed web services
The effective use of web services requires that new and more complex web services can be composed of other web services. With such composed web services, or web workflows as they are also called, the issues related to transactional properties are even ...
L. Pajunen; J. Korhonen; J. Puustj�rvi
Real Time Energy Pricing Web Services Implementation
Real Time Energy Pricing Web Services Implementation Speaker(s): Jim Boch Kim McCaffrey Robert Nawy Date: December 15, 2010 - 12:00pm Location: 90-3122 Seminar HostPoint of...
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Process-context aware matchmaking for web service composition
Web service composition can help software developer design more powerful and flexible applications according to requirements of enterprise. But during compositing, how to discover suitable web services is a critical problem in design and implementing ... Keywords: Process-context aware, Web service composition, Web service matchmaking
Weili Han; Xingdong Shi; Ronghua Chen
BNL Web Services, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Search: Go ITD BNL Search: Go ITD BNL about us We create and maintain web sites to meet the Laboratory's online communication needs Services include the design of static and database-driven websites, design of customized content management systems, online conference registration services, Google Search Appliance administration, web-based video streaming/ multimedia archiving, SSL certificate administration, general user support and new web author training. toolset Most BNL websites are hosted on centralized web servers running Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). Most dynamic websites and applications are built using either the PHP or classic ASP scripting languages. Database back-ends are powered by MS SQL Server or Oracle. Our primary authoring tool is Microsoft SharePoint Designer. Under special circumstances, we support page templates for non-IIS servers such as those running Unix.
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Towards a Process for Web Services Security
Web Services (WS) security has undergone an enormous development, as carried out by the major organizations and consortiums of the industry over the last few years. This has brought about the appearance of a huge number of WS security standards. Such a fact has made organizations remain reticent about adopting technologies based on this paradigm, due to the learning curve which is inevitable in the integration of security into their practical deployments. In this paper we present PWSSec (Process for Web Services Security), which enables the integration of a set of specific security stages into the traditional phases of WS-based systems development. PWSSec defines three stages, WSSecReq (Web Services Security Requirements), WSSecArch (Web Services Security Architecture) and WSSecTech (Web Services Security Technologies). These facilitate, respectively, the definition of WS-specific security requirements, the development of a WS-based security architecture and the identification of the WS security standards that the security architecture must articulate in order to implement the security services.
Carlos Guti�rrez; Eduardo Fern�ndez-medina; Mario Piattini
Expanded Web Map Server and WebGIS Tools Available for ORNL DAAC Data
Expanded Web Map Server and WebGIS Tools Available for ORNL DAAC Data Expanded Web Map Server and WebGIS Tools Available for ORNL DAAC Data The ORNL DAAC has developed a WebGIS system that consolidates earlier project-centric viewers into one system to help users locate data, including site characteristics, from flux tower sites, MODIS ASCII Subset Sites, and NPP field sites from around the world. WebGIS is an internet-based technology that enables users to browse, query, display, and download spatial data using a standard web browser. The ORNL DAAC WebGIS includes a number of land cover, biophysical, elevation, and geopolitical layers, as well as access to other relevant Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) layers. Users can interrogate map features and extract and download selected map features including map layers (shape files).
Formal semantics and expressiveness of a web service composition language
Web Services have become the standard for exposing services on the Internet. Since many operations require the collaboration between two or more services, the need to have languages to express Web Services compositions has emerged. In this paper, we ... Keywords: PEWS, operational semantics, web services, workflow patterns
Marcelo Guerra Hahn; Regina Motz; Alberto Pardo; Martin A. Musicante
Learning to map between ontologies on the semantic web
Ontologies play a prominent role on the Semantic Web. They make possible the widespread publication of machine understandable data, opening myriad opportunities for automated information processing. However, because of the Semantic Web's distributed ... Keywords: machine learning, ontology mapping, relaxation labeling, semantic web
AnHai Doan; Jayant Madhavan; Pedro Domingos; Alon Halevy
ATLAS Tags Web Service calls Athena via Athenaeum Framework
High Energy Physics experiments start using a Web Service style application to access functionality of their main frameworks. Those frameworks, however, are not ready to be executed in a standard Web Service environment as frameworks are too complex, monolithic and use non-standard and non-portable technologies. ATLAS Tag Browser is one of those Web Service. To provide the possibility to extract full ATLAS events from the standard Web Service, we need to access to full ATLAS offline framework - Athena. As Athena cannot run directly within any Web Service, the client server approach has been chosen. Web Service calls Athena remotely over XML-RPC connection using Athenaeum framework.
Hrivnac, J; The ATLAS collaboration
Communities of Web service registries: Construction and management
The last few years have seen a democratization in the use of Internet technologies, mainly Web services, for electronic B2B transactions. This has triggered an increase in the number of companies' Web service registries. In this paper, we propose to ... Keywords: Communities of registries, Managing communities of registries, Organization of Web service registries, Service oriented computing
Mohamed Sellami; Olfa Bouchaala; Walid Gaaloul; Samir Tata
The "Map Trap"?: an evaluation of map versus text-based interfaces for location-based mobile search services
As the mobile Internet continues to grow, there is an increasing need to provide users with effective search and information access services. In order to build more effective mobile search services, we must first understand the impact that various interface ... Keywords: location-based services, map-based interfaces, mobile interfaces, mobile internet, mobile search, mobile web, text-based interfaces, user study
Karen Church; Joachim Neumann; Mauro Cherubini; Nuria Oliver
Semi-Automatic Distribution Pattern Modeling of Web Service Compositions using Semantics
Enterprise systems are frequently built by combining a number of discrete Web services together, a process termed composition. There are a number of architectural configurations or distribution patterns, which express how a composed system is to be deployed. Previously, we presented a Model Driven Architecture using UML 2.0, which took existing service interfaces as its input and generated an executable Web service composition, guided by a distribution pattern model. In this paper, we propose using Web service semantic descriptions in addition to Web service interfaces, to assist in the semi-automatic generation of the distribution pattern model. Web services described using semantic languages, such as OWL-S, can be automatically assessed for compatibility and their input and output messages can be mapped to each other. 1.
Ronan Barrett
Testing of java web services for robustness
This paper presents a new compile-time analysis that enables a testing methodology for white-box coverage testing of error recovery code (i.e., exception handlers) in Java web services using compiler-directed fault injection. The analysis allows compiler-generated ... Keywords: def-use testing, exceptions, java, test coverage metrics
Chen Fu; Barbara G. Ryder; Ana Milanova; David Wonnacott
Focused Crawling of the Deep Web Using Service Class Descriptions
Dynamic Web data sources--sometimes known collectively as the Deep Web--increase the utility of the Web by providing intuitive access to data repositories anywhere that Web access is available. Deep Web services provide access to real-time information, like entertainment event listings, or present a Web interface to large databases or other data repositories. Recent studies suggest that the size and growth rate of the dynamic Web greatly exceed that of the static Web, yet dynamic content is often ignored by existing search engine indexers owing to the technical challenges that arise when attempting to search the Deep Web. To address these challenges, we present DynaBot, a service-centric crawler for discovering and clustering Deep Web sources offering dynamic content. DynaBot has three unique characteristics. First, DynaBot utilizes a service class model of the Web implemented through the construction of service class descriptions (SCDs). Second, DynaBot employs a modular, self-tuning system architecture for focused crawling of the DeepWeb using service class descriptions. Third, DynaBot incorporates methods and algorithms for efficient probing of the Deep Web and for discovering and clustering Deep Web sources and services through SCD-based service matching analysis. Our experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the service class discovery, probing, and matching algorithms and suggest techniques for efficiently managing service discovery in the face of the immense scale of the Deep Web.
Rocco, D; Liu, L; Critchlow, T
Design Methodology for Web Services and Business Processes
E-business is shifting attention from component based to web service based applications. Most enterprises spend most of their time assembling applications by consuming web services rather than worrying about the design principles underlying them, their ...
Mike P. Papazoglou; Jian Yang
A context model for semantic mediation in web services composition
This paper presents a context-driven approach that aims at supporting semantic mediation between composed Web services. Despite the widespread adoption of Web services by the IT community, innovative solutions are needed in order to overcome the challenging ...
Michael Mrissa; Chirine Ghedira; Djamal Benslimane; Zakaria Maamar
Use web services to exchange data with Portfolio Manager | ENERGY...
Service and product providers Use web services to exchange data with Portfolio Manager Secondary menu About us Press room Contact Us Portfolio Manager Login Facility owners and...
Optimized web services security performance with differential parsing
The focus of this paper is to exploit a differential technique based on the similarities among the byte sequences of the processed SOAP messages in order to improve the performance of the XML processing in the Web Service Security (WS-Security) processing. ... Keywords: XML parsing, performance, web services, web services security
Masayoshi Teraguchi; Satoshi Makino; Ken Ueno; Hyen-Vui Chung
A lightweight fault tolerance framework for Web services
In this paper, we present the design and implementation of a lightweight fault tolerance framework for Web services. With our framework, a Web service can be rendered fault tolerant by replicating it across several nodes. A consensus-based algorithm ... Keywords: Fault tolerance, Web services, distributed consensus, reliable messaging, replication
Wenbing Zhao; Honglei Zhang; Hua Chai
WSMO-MX: A hybrid Semantic Web service matchmaker
The WSMO-MX service matchmaker applies different matching filters to retrieve Semantic Web services written in a dialect of the prominent service description language WSML-Rule. For this purpose, WSMO-MX recursively computes logic-based and syntactic ... Keywords: Semantic services, WSML, Web services, discovery, matchmaking, retrieval
Matthias Klusch; Frank Kaufer
The service discovery methods issue: A web services UDDI specification framework integrated in a grid environment
Grid technologies are clearly evolving towards the web services architecture as a means of structuring interactions among distributed software services. The web services-based architectural model distinguishes three main actors (provider, consumer and ...
Serena Pastore
STI Announcement Web Services | Scientific and Technical Information
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STI Announcement Web Services STI Announcement Web Services Print page Print page Email page Email page STI Announcement Web Service for 241.1 Information OSTI's Web Service for AN 241.1 provides a mechanism to submit new Announcement Notices, edit existing Announcement Notices, and retrieve metadata for Scientific and Technical Information (STI) Announcement Notices. A user manipulates a record by performing HTTP operations on the web service URL and providing XML metadata. The POST command/request allows a submitter to create or modify AN 241.1 records. The GET command/request allows a submitter to view records STI Announcement Web Service for 241.6 Data OSTI's Web Service for AN 241.6 provides an easy-to-use mechanism to submit new Announcement Notices, edit existing Announcement Notices, and
Usability evaluation methods for the web: A systematic mapping study
Context: In recent years, many usability evaluation methods (UEMs) have been employed to evaluate Web applications. However, many of these applications still do not meet most customers' usability expectations and many companies have folded as a result ... Keywords: Systematic mapping, Usability evaluation methods, Web development
Adrian Fernandez; Emilio Insfran; Silvia Abrah�o
Organizing and sharing distributed personal web-service data
The migration from desktop applications to Web-based services is scattering personal data across a myriad of Web sites, such as Google, Flickr, YouTube, and Amazon S3. This dispersal poses new challenges for users, making it more difficult for them to: ... Keywords: data organization, data sharing, menagerie, web services
Roxana Geambasu; Cherie Cheung; Alexander Moshchuk; Steven D. Gribble; Henry M. Levy
Dependability evaluation of web service-based processes
As Web service-based system integration recently became the mainstream approach to create composite services, the dependability of such systems becomes more and more crucial. Therefore, extensions of the common service composition techniques are urgently ...
L�szl� G�nczy; Silvano Chiaradonna; Felicita Di Giandomenico; Andr�s Pataricza; Andrea Bondavalli; Tam�s Bartha
High Energy Physics experiments start using a Web Service style application to access functionality of their main frameworks. Those frameworks, however, are not ready to be executed in a standard Web Service environment as frameworks are too complex, monolithic and use non-standard and non-portable technologies. ATLAS Tag Browser is one of those Web Service. To provide the possibility to extract full ATLAS events from the standard Web Service, we need to access to full ATLAS offline framework - Athena. As Athena cannot run directly within any Web Service, the client server approach has been chosen. Web Service calls Athena remotely over XML-RPC connection using Athenaeum framework. The paper will discuss integration of Athenaeum framework with ATLAS Tag database service, its distributed deployment, monitoring and performance.
From Web Components to Web Services: Opening Development for Third Parties
From Web Components to Web Services: Opening Development for Third Parties Chouki Tibermacine1 of the main advantages of the Web component-based development paradigm is the ability to build customizable and compos- able web application modules as independent units of development, and to share them with other
Paris-Sud XI, Université de
Building application ontologies from descriptions of Semantic Web Services
The existence of an increasing number of different ontologies used in semantic web service fields raises numerous interoperation and communication problems with respect to service discovery, composition, and execution. Current approaches for ontology ... Keywords: Semantic Web Services, WSD algorithm, WordNet, ontology building, ontology merging
Xia Wang; Manfred Hauswirth; Tomas Vitvar; doug foxvog
ACConv -- An Access Control Model for Conversational Web Services
With organizations increasingly depending on Web services to build complex applications, security and privacy concerns including the protection of access control policies are becoming a serious issue. Ideally, service providers would like to make sure ... Keywords: Web services, access control, conversations
Federica Paci; Massimo Mecella; Mourad Ouzzani; Elisa Bertino
Web-Based Services for Building Energy Management - WEBE
Nowadays, internet can be accessed anywhere, and www-based applications are widespread. Utilizing internet also for energy management and commissioning purposes will be a future trend. A web-based service for building energy management, called WebE, was developed at VTT. It is a modular and integrated service including several energy-related modules. This paper describes the main features of the WebE service modules. Also the system structure is briefly discussed.
Paiho, S.; Pietilainen, J.; Ala-Juusela, M.
NIST SP 800-95, Guide to Secure Web Services
Page 1. Special Publication 800-95 (Draft) Special Publication 800-95 Guide to Secure Web Services Recommendations of the National Institute ...
Rapid development of composite applications using annotated web services
Developing service-based interactive applications is time consuming and nontrivial. Annotating web services with additional information about the user interface and behavior of the service promises to ease and accelerate the development process. In this ... Keywords: model creation, service composition, service frontends
Lars Dannecker; Marius Feldmann; Tobias Nestler; Gerald H�bsch; Uwe Jugel; Klemens Muthmann
DP9: an OAI gateway service for web crawlers
Many libraries and databases are closed to general-purpose Web crawlers, and they expose their content only through their own search engines. At the same time many researchers attempt to locate technical papers through general-purpose Web search engines. ... Keywords: deep web, gateway service, open archives initiative
Xiaoming Liu; Kurt Maly; Mohammad Zubair; Michael L. Nelson
Web and Database Developer for Student Academic Services Position Summary
Web and Database Developer for Student Academic Services Position Summary: Student Academic custom web and relational database applications have been developed using FileMaker Pro, PHP, and MySQL. This position will be responsible for all aspects of web and database development; including upgrading current
Sze, Lawrence
Peer-to-Peer technology usage in web service discovery and matchmaking
This paper presents a dynamic and scalable mechanism for discovery of semantically enriched descriptions of Web services. By employing Web Service Modeling Ontology (WSMO) as the underlying framework for describing both user requests and Web services, ...
Brahmananda Sapkota; Laurentiu Vasiliu; Ioan Toma; Dumitru Roman; Chris Bussler
Web services model for mobile, distance and distributed learning using service-oriented architecture
This paper describes web services and service-oriented architecture and how these new technologies could be exploited to develop integrated software for mobile, distance and distributed learning. The paper also provides details of a prototype translator ... Keywords: VLE, distance learning, distributed learning, interoperability, m-learning, mobile communications, mobile learning, online education, online learning, service-oriented architecture, virtual learning environments, web services, web-based education
Sushil K. Sharma; Fred L. Kitchens; Queen Esther Booker; Huinan Xu
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Service Providers That Exchange Data with Portfolio Manager via Service Providers That Exchange Data with Portfolio Manager via Web Services Secondary menu About us Press room Contact Us Portfolio Manager Login Facility owners and managers Existing buildings Commercial new construction Industrial energy management Small business Service providers Service and product providers Verify applications for ENERGY STAR certification Design commercial buildings Energy efficiency program administrators Commercial and industrial program sponsors Associations State and local governments Federal agencies Tools and resources Training Service Providers That Exchange Data with Portfolio Manager via Web Services The companies listed below use EPA's Portfolio Manager web services to deliver ENERGY STAR energy performance scores and metrics as part of their
The Gateway Computational Web Portal: Developing Web Services for High Performance Computing
We describe the Gateway computational web portal, which follows a traditional three-tiered approach to portal design. Gateway provides a simplified, ubiquitously available user interface to high performance computing and related resources. This approach, while successful for straightforward applications, has limitations that make it difficult to support loosely federated, interoperable web portal systems. We examine the emerging standards in the so-called web services approach to business-to-business electronic commerce for possible solutions to these shortcomings and outline topics of research in the emerging area of computational grid web services.
Marlon Pierce; Choonhan Youn; Geoffrey Fox
Automated composition of Web services via planning in asynchronous domains
The service-oriented paradigm promises a novel degree of interoperability between business processes, and is leading to a major shift in way distributed applications are designed and realized. While novel and more powerful services can be obtained, in ... Keywords: Automated program synthesis, Planning, Web services
Piergiorgio Bertoli; Marco Pistore; Paolo Traverso
Quantifiable non-functional requirements modeling and static verification for web service compositions
As service oriented architectures have become more widespread in industry, many complex web services are assembled using independently developed modular services from different vendors. Although the functionalities of the composite web services ...
Hongyu Sun / Robyn R. Lutz
Intelligent provision of semantic web services in educational systems
The developed adaptation techniques in adaptive educational systems can be quite efficient; however, the systems' learning resources are usually stored in closed environments. This seems insufficient considering that the present-day learning environment ... Keywords: agent technology, e-learning systems, semantic web, semantic web services
Marija Zeli?; Marko Rosi?; Vlado Glavini?
Storage Viability and Optimization Web Service
DOE Green Energy (OSTI)
Non-residential sectors offer many promising applications for electrical storage (batteries) and photovoltaics (PVs). However, choosing and operating storage under complex tariff structures poses a daunting technical and economic problem that may discourage potential customers and result in lost carbon and economic savings. Equipment vendors are unlikely to provide adequate environmental analysis or unbiased economic results to potential clients, and are even less likely to completely describe the robustness of choices in the face of changing fuel prices and tariffs. Given these considerations, researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) have designed the Storage Viability and Optimization Web Service (SVOW): a tool that helps building owners, operators and managers to decide if storage technologies and PVs merit deeper analysis. SVOW is an open access, web-based energy storage and PV analysis calculator, accessible by secure remote login. Upon first login, the user sees an overview of the parameters: load profile, tariff, technologies, and solar radiation location. Each parameter has a pull-down list of possible predefined inputs and users may upload their own as necessary. Since the non-residential sectors encompass a broad range of facilities with fundamentally different characteristics, the tool starts by asking the users to select a load profile from a limited cohort group of example facilities. The example facilities are categorized according to their North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code. After the load profile selection, users select a predefined tariff or use the widget to create their own. The technologies and solar radiation menus operate in a similar fashion. After these four parameters have been inputted, the users have to select an optimization setting as well as an optimization objective. The analytic engine of SVOW is LBNL?s Distributed Energy Resources Customer Adoption Model (DER-CAM), which is a mixed-integer linear program (MILP) written and executed in the General Algebraic Modeling System (GAMS) optimization software. LBNL has released version 188.8.131.52 of SVOW. Information can be found at http://der.lbl.gov/microgrids-lbnl/current-project-storage-viability-website.
Stadler, Michael; Marnay, Christ; Lai, Judy; Siddiqui, Afzal; Limpaitoon, Tanachai; Phan, Trucy; Megel, Olivier; Chang, Jessica; DeForest, Nicholas
SAGA: a web services architecture for groupware applications
To improve their efficiency and competitiveness, organizations are increasingly interested in applications that support team work, usually know as groupware. Beside interoperability, familiarity with the application and users' mobility support, a ... Keywords: CSCW, groupware, web services
Benjamim Fonseca; Eurico Carrapatoso
Web services and digital ecosystem support using formal concept analysis
This paper describes a Web Services (WS) and distributed systems architecture for Formal Concept Analysis that supports information and content management in a social media system. As well as social tagging, the system includes novel approaches to document ...
Peter Eklund; Tim Wray; Jon Ducrou
A Mathematics Glossary Web Application and Service.
??At the Institute for Computational Mathematics (ICM), research on Web-based Mathematics Education (WME) aims to establish a new and much more effective paradigm for supporting� (more)
Eshaque, Adnan
UMN-MapServer: a high-performance, interoperable, and open source web mapping and geo-spatial analysis system
Recent advances in Internet technologies, coupled with wide adoption of the web services paradigm and interoperability standards, makes the World Wide Web a popular vehicle for geo-spatial information distribution and online geo-processing. Web GIS is ... Keywords: GML, WFS, WMS, WMT, WebGIS, load-balancing architecture
Ranga Raju Vatsavai; Shashi Shekhar; Thomas E. Burk; Stephen Lime
FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons and Web Pages |
National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
Freedom Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) > FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons ... FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons and Web Pages Department of Energy Office Requestor Service Center Public Liason Web Page DOE Headquarters 202-586-5955 Kevin T. Hagerty 202-586-5955 DOE FOIA Web Page Chicago Office 630-252-2041 Brian Quirke 630-252-2423 http://doe.lib.uic.edu/ Idaho Operations Office 208-526-5190 Brad Bugger 208-526-0833 http://www.id.energy.gov/foia/FrequentlyReqDoc.htm Oak Ridge Operations Office 865-576-1216 DiAnn Fields 865-576-0885 http://www.oakridge.doe.gov/Foia/ORO_FOIA.htm Office of Scientific and Technical Information 865-576-1261 David Gottholm 865-576-2623 No FOIA Web Page Richland Operations Office 509-376-6288 Richard Buel
A SOAP Web Service for accessing MODIS land product subsets
Remote sensing data from satellites have provided valuable information on the state of the earth for several decades. Since March 2000, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) sensor on board NASA s Terra and Aqua satellites have been providing estimates of several land parameters useful in understanding earth system processes at global, continental, and regional scales. However, the HDF-EOS file format, specialized software needed to process the HDF-EOS files, data volume, and the high spatial and temporal resolution of MODIS data make it difficult for users wanting to extract small but valuable amounts of information from the MODIS record. To overcome this usability issue, the NASA-funded Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) for Biogeochemical Dynamics at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) developed a Web service that provides subsets of MODIS land products using Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). The ORNL DAAC MODIS subsetting Web service is a unique way of serving satellite data that exploits a fairly established and popular Internet protocol to allow users access to massive amounts of remote sensing data. The Web service provides MODIS land product subsets up to 201 x 201 km in a non-proprietary comma delimited text file format. Users can programmatically query the Web service to extract MODIS land parameters for real time data integration into models, decision support tools or connect to workflow software. Information regarding the MODIS SOAP subsetting Web service is available on the World Wide Web (WWW) at http://daac.ornl.gov/modiswebservice.
SanthanaVannan, Suresh K [ORNL; Cook, Robert B [ORNL; Pan, Jerry Yun [ORNL; Wilson, Bruce E [ORNL
Through different eyes: assessing multiple conceptual views for querying web services
We present enhancements for UDDI / DAML-S registries allow-ing cooperative discovery and selection of Web services with a focus on personalization. To find the most useful service in each instance of a request, not only explicit parameters of the request ... Keywords: cooperative service discovery, personalization, preference-based service provisioning, semantic web, user profiling, web services
Wolf-Tilo Balke; Matthias Wagner
NISTIR 7559, Forensics Web Services (FWS)
... service's request response perspective ... 2. Comprehensive evidence generation: On demand, compose pairs of ... J. Zhou, "An Intensive Survey of Non ...
Improving quality assurance in education with web-based services by data mining and mobile technologies
The main focus of this paper is to use web-based services, data mining techniques and mobile technologies to improve Quality Assurance (QA) in education. This paper presents rather sophisticated web-based tools and services dedicated to the QA in education. ... Keywords: data mining, mobile technologies, quality assurance, web services, web-based application
Arben Hajra; Derya Birant; Alp Kut
DP9: An OAI Gateway Service for Web Crawlers
Many libraries and databases are closed to general-purpose Web crawlers, and they expose their content only through their own search engines. At the same time many researchers attempt to locate technical papers through general-purpose Web search engines. DP9 is an open source gateway service that allows general search engines, (e.g. Google, Inktomi) to index OAI-compliant archives. DP9 does this by providing consistent URLs for repository records, and converting them to OAI queries against the appropriate repository when the URL is requested. This allows search engines that do not support the OAI protocol to index the "deep Web" contained within OAI compliant repositories.
Toward Trust and Reputation Based Web Service Selection: A Survey
Using trust and reputation mechanisms offers a promising way to solve the web service selection problem. The investigation of trust and reputation systems in other areas can provide valuable observations and approaches that can be used in web service systems. Therefore, this paper presents a systematic review of various trust and reputation systems and proposes a typology to classify them from three aspects, centralized vs. decentralized, persons/agents vs. resources, global vs. personalized. These aspects are important not only in that they clarify the difference between various existing trust and reputation systems, but also in that they point out the potential research directions for using trust and reputation in web services and provide some reference systems for them.
Yao Wang; Julita Vassileva
Privacy Privacy Act (PA) of 1974 > FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons ... FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons and Web Pages Department of Energy Office Requestor Service Center Public Liason Web Page DOE Headquarters 202-586-5955 Abel Lopez 202-586-6026 http://www.mbe.doe.gov Chicago Office 630-252-2041 Gary Pitchford 630-252-2013 http://doe.lib.uic.edu/ Idaho Operations Office 208-526-0709 Brad Bugger 208-526-0833 http://www.id.doe.gov Oak Ridge Operations Office 865-576-1216 DiAnn Fields 865-576-0885 http://www.oakridge.doe.gov Office of Scientific and Technical Information 865-576-1261 David Gottholm 865-576-2623 No FOIA Web Page Richland Operations Office 509-376-6288 Al Hawkins 509-376-9936 http://www.hanford.gov Savannah River Field Office 803-952-8134 Lucy Knowles
ITL Bulletin Secure Web Services, August 2007
... Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT); a ... to replicate data and services and ensure continuity of operations in ...
NOAA's nowCOAST Web Mapping Portal to Near-Real-Time Coastal...
NOAA's nowCOAST Web Mapping Portal to Near-Real-Time Coastal Information Ocean Data Tools Technical Guide Map Gallery Regional Planning Feedback Ocean You are here Data.gov ...
A web-based Evaluation Service for Ontology Jer^ome Euzenat1
A web-based Evaluation Service for Ontology Matching J´er^ome Euzenat1 , Christian Meilicke2. Evaluation of semantic web technologies at large scale, in- cluding ontology matching, is an important topic of semantic web re- search. This paper presents a web-based evaluation service for automati- cally executing
U-106: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have...
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6: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have Unspecified Impact U-106: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have Unspecified Impact February 17, 2012...
Web Site Offers Easy Access to Life-Saving Fire Service ...
Web Site Offers Easy Access to Life-Saving Fire Service Research. From NIST Tech Beat: March 18, 2008. ...
GWASS: GRASS web application software system based on the GeoBrain web service
GRASS is a well-known geographic information system developed more than 30 years ago. As one of the earliest GIS systems, GRASS has currently survived mainly as free, open-source desktop GIS software, with users primarily limited to the research community ... Keywords: GIS, GRASS, SOA, Web service
Fang Qiu; Feng Ni; Bryan Chastain; Haiting Huang; Peisheng Zhao; Weiguo Han; Liping Di
Requirements-Driven modeling of the web service execution and adaptation lifecycle
The increasing popularity of Web services for application integration has resulted in a large body of research on Web service composition. However, the major lacuna so far in Web service composition is the lack of a holistic requirements-driven approach ...
N. C. Narendra; B. Orriens
Efficient and adaptive discovery techniques of Web Services handling large data sets
Attempts have been made concerning the search and finding of a Web Service based on keywords and descriptions. However, no work has been done concerning the efficient selection of the appropriate Web Service instance in terms of quality and performance ... Keywords: Adaptive Web Services, Dynamic discovery, UDDI
Christos Makris; Yannis Panagis; Evangelos Sakkopoulos; Athanasios Tsakalidis
Business Intelligence Explorer: A knowledge map framework for discovering business intelligence on the Web
Nowadays, information overload hinders the discovery of business intelligence on the World Wide Web. Existing business intelligence tools suffer from a lack of analysis and visualization capabilities and traditional result list display by search engines often overwhelms business analysts with irrelevant information. Thus, developing tools that enable better analysis while reduce information overload has been a challenge. The literature show that hierarchical and map displays enable effective access and browsing of information. However, they have not been widely applied to discover business intelligence on the Web. This research proposes Business Intelligence Explorer, a tool implementing the steps in a knowledge map framework for discovering business intelligence on the Web. Two browsing methods, namely, Web community and knowledge map, have been implemented. Web community uses a genetic algorithm to organize different Web sites into a hierarchical format. Knowledge map uses a multidimensional scaling algorithm to place different Web sites as points on a map. Preliminary results of our user study show that Web community helps users locate results quickly and effectively. Users liked the intuitive map display of knowledge map. Our Business Intelligence Explorer contributes to alleviate information overload in business analysis. Future directions on applying document visualization techniques in discovering business intelligence are described.
Wingyan Chung; Hsinchun Chen; Jay F. Nunamaker
U-106: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have Unspecified
6: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have 6: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have Unspecified Impact U-106: Citrix XenServer Multiple Flaws in Web Self Service Have Unspecified Impact February 17, 2012 - 8:30am Addthis PROBLEM: Multiple vulnerabilities were reported in Citrix XenServer Web Self Service. PLATFORM: Version(s): 5.5, 5.6 SP2, 6.0; Web Self Service prior to 1.1.1 ABSTRACT: A number of security vulnerabilities have been identified in the management web interface of Citrix XenServer Web Self Service. reference LINKS: Citrix Support Center SecurityTracker Alert ID:1026695 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Medium Discussion: Customers who have installed XenServer but have not additionally downloaded and installed the optional Web Self Service component are not affected by these vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities affect all currently supported
Anti-pattern free code-first web services for state-of-the-art Java WSDL generation tools
Service-Oriented Computing SOC promotes structuring applications via coarse-grained, remote components called services. To materialise SOC, web services is the most common choice. A web service comprises an implementation and a description using the ...
Jos� Luis Ordiales Coscia; Cristian Mateos; Marco Crasso; Alejandro Zunino
Empirically assessing the impact of dependency injection on the development of web service applications
Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) has been broadly conceived as the next big thing in distributed software development. The software industry has embraced SOC through Web Services -functionality that is accessible via ubiquitous protocols such as HTTP-. ... Keywords: code-first outsourcing, dependency injection, service-oriented computing, text mining, web Services
Marco Crasso; Cristian Mateo; Alejandro Zunino; Marcelo Campo
Design and implementation of the fault data providing system using mobile web service
Today electricity is essential to the modern people as one of the most important resources. Due to the increasing demand for electivity, the electric power system became complicated and huge on a scale. People want to be supplied with stable electricity ... Keywords: XML web service, fault data of generating facilities, mobile web app, web service
Junghoon Shin; Byung-Ju Lim; Eunseok Choi; Youngsu Park; Sangjun Lee; Kyungyul Chung; Jiman Hong
Augmenting a web-based learning environment through blending formative assessment services
Web-based training gained popularity due to pervasive hypertext information systems, as well as its flexibility of time and place. However, the lack of orientation and interactions leads to higher dropout rates in those self-directed learning environments. ... Keywords: SCORM, dropout, formative assessment, pedagogical service, web service, web-based learning
I-Ching Chen; Dong-Her Shih; Shueh-Cheng Hu
Semantic Web Service Framework to Intelligent Distributed Manufacturing
SciTech Connect
As markets become unexpectedly turbulent with a shortened product life cycle and a power shift towards buyers, the need for methods to develop products, production facilities, and supporting software rapidly and cost-effectively is becoming urgent. The use of a loosely integrated virtual enterprise based framework holds the potential of surviving changing market needs. However, its success requires reliable and large-scale interoperation among trading partners via a semantic web of trading partners services whose properties, capabilities, and interfaces are encoded in an unambiguous as well as computer-understandable form. This paper demonstrates a promising approach to integration and interoperation between a design house and a manufacturer that may or may not have prior relationship by developing semantic web services for business and engineering transactions. To this end, detailed activity and information flow diagrams are developed, in which the two trading partners exchange messages and documents. The properties and capabilities of the manufacturer sites are defined using DARPA Agent Markup Language (DAML) ontology definition language. The prototype development of semantic webs shows that enterprises can interoperate widely in an unambiguous and autonomous manner. This contributes towards the realization of virtual enterprises at a low cost.
Kulvatunyou, Boonserm [ORNL
Gathering of requirements on WebGIS development: the example of bikeway mapping application
The article presents results of original research concerning proposal of WebGIS application with cycling topics. The main contribution of the proposal is in gathering of user requests on content and functionality. According to focus of this application, ... Keywords: GIS, bikeway, cyclist, mapping application, requirements, usability, webGIS
Hana Kopackova; Hana Jonasova; Iva Mikesova; Jana Hejlova
The web-based graphic service request system for facility management of apartments
This research investigates the feasibility of web technology as a means of handling service requests for delivering high quality service in building operation and maintenance. This research proposes a web-based graphic service request (WGSR) system as a pragmatic solution to the limitations of current computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) processes. Service request process in CMMS was developed as text-based, so that it is hard for ordinary tenants to use. Therefore, when tenants have a problem in a facility, they prefer calling in service requests or going to the office instead of using the internet service request application. In practice, work orders and records are often misplaced - resulting in lower efficiency and customer satisfaction. This may be overcome by a system that states information digitally and provides a web-based Graphic Service Request (WGSR) interface. The interface allow customers to report environmental problems in the facility, trace their work order progress, view schedules for maintenance, and provide feedback for service online. The WGSR system is an end-user point-and-click graphical interface that allows residents to request service by selecting a problem fixture on a floor plan image. By using HTML image map tags and combination of location, part, and types of problem identification number, the resident's input produces a text-based problem report for Facility Management (FM) departments that allows them to service requests on the fly. To solve the complexity and inefficiency issues of CMMS, the user interface for the WGRS system consists of a perspective drawing or isometric drawing of each unit's plan. An empirical test of the system and post-task survey was conducted to determine the efficiency and usefulness of the system. The analysis of the results shows the system to be efficient and convenient in several fields, including comprehensibility, navigability, simplicity, clarity, compatibility, and graphic appeal. This result shows that residents prefer to use the WGSR system and could reduce the effort needed to make and receive service request phone calls and input information into a database. The labor and time for daily work could be saved to recognize problems correctly and set the right schedule so that this could be used for preventive work and project work.
Lee, Kwang Jun
WMS and GML based interoperable web mapping system
Recently the World Wide Web has become a popular vehicle for information distributation and web based geographic information system (GIS) are rapidly evolving and adapting to these new environments. The main hindrance for building true interoperable ... Keywords: DOM, DTD, GIS, GML, SAX, WMS, XML Schema, XSLT
Shashi Shekhar; Ranga Raju Vatsavai; Namita Sahay; Thomas E. Burk; Stephen Lime
Livestock and Grain Market News LMR Web Services | Data.gov
Livestock and Grain Market News LMR Web Services Agriculture Community Menu DATA APPS EVENTS DEVELOPER STATISTICS COLLABORATE ABOUT Agriculture You are here Data.gov Communities...
Composition of engineering web services with distributed data-flows and computations
This paper describes an experimental Flow-based Infrastructure for Composing Autonomous Services (FICAS), which supports a service-composition paradigm that integrates loosely coupled software components. For traditional software service composition ... Keywords: Active mediation, Distributed data-flow, Engineering web services, Mobile class, Project management, Service integration
David Liu; Jun Peng; Kincho H. Law; Gio Wiederhold; Ram D. Sriram
Guided Google: A Meta Search Engine and its Implementation using the Google Distributed Web Services
1 Guided Google: A Meta Search Engine and its Implementation using the Google Distributed Web in recent years. For instance, Google, which is one of the popular search engines, supports Web Services that allow external applications to issue Web search queries that are actually processed using a Google
Buyya, Rajkumar
Selection ofWeb Services with Imprecise QoS Constraints
When several functionally equivalent web services are available to perform the same task, their Quality of Service (QoS) characteristics such as performance and reliability become important in the selection process. Consumers that specify their QoS requirements ...
Martine De Cock; Sam Chung; Omar Hafeez
Dirty jobs: the role of freelance labor in web service abuse
Modern Web services inevitably engender abuse, as attackers find ways to exploit a service and its user base. However, while defending against such abuse is generally considered a technical endeavor, we argue that there is an increasing role played by ...
Marti Motoyama; Damon McCoy; Kirill Levchenko; Stefan Savage; Geoffrey M. Voelker
Tendering Process Model (TPM) Implementation for B2B Integration in a Web Services Environment
Improvements can be made for tendering processes to solve B2B interoperability and integration problem by means of Web services technology. In this paper, we detail our tendering process model (TPM) based on Web services with SOAP messages exchange in ...
Lick Lun Nick Ng; Dickson K. W. Chiu; Patrick C. K. Hung
The generic genetic algorithm incorporates with rough set theory - An application of the web services composition
Evolutionary computing (EC) techniques have been used traditionally used for solving challenging optimization problems. But the increase in data and information has reduced the performance capacity of the GA, but highlighted the cost of finding a solution ... Keywords: Generic, Genetic algorithm, Rough set, Web services, Web services composition
Wen-Yau Liang; Chun-Che Huang
aWESoME: A web service middleware for ambient intelligence
This work presents a Web Service Middleware infrastructure for Ambient Intelligence environments, named aWESoME. aWESoME is a vital part of the Smart IHU project, a large-scale Smart University deployment. The purpose of the proposed middleware within ... Keywords: Real-time and embedded systems, Ubiquitous computing, Web services, Wireless sensor networks
Thanos G. Stavropoulos; Konstantinos Gottis; Dimitris Vrakas; Ioannis Vlahavas
Tiny web services: design and implementation of interoperable and evolvable sensor networks
We present a web service based approach to enable an evolutionary sensornet system where additional sensor nodes may be added after the initial deployment. The functionality and data provided by the new nodes is exposed in a structured manner, so that ... Keywords: battery life, tcp/ip, web services
Nissanka B. Priyantha; Aman Kansal; Michel Goraczko; Feng Zhao
Interactive Web-based mapping tool for energy zone planning launched [EVS
Interactive Web-based mapping tool for energy zone planning launched Interactive Web-based mapping tool for energy zone planning launched April 25, 2013 Argonne has launched a new, interactive, web-based tool, available at http://eispctools.anl.gov, for planning energy zones in the eastern United States as part of an Energy Zones Study for the Eastern Interconnection States' Planning Council (EISPC). The scope of the project includes the U.S. portion of the Eastern Interconnection, the electrical transmission grid covering 39 states in the eastern United States. The tool includes an extensive mapping library of energy resource and related information, interactive models to locate areas with high suitability for clean power generation, a variety of reports that can be run for user-specified regions, and a policy and incentives database.
ORNL DAAC, Net Primary Productivity Web Map Server, Feb. 28,...
helps users more readily find NPP data for 61 locations around the world. Users simply "Query" the map and select a site marker. In response, the server provides links to all the...
Use web services to exchange data with Portfolio Manager | ENERGY STAR
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Chief Medical Officer Web Site Services Available To All DOE Employees |
Chief Medical Officer Web Site Services Available To All DOE Chief Medical Officer Web Site Services Available To All DOE Employees Chief Medical Officer Web Site Services Available To All DOE Employees August 15, 2013 - 3:34pm Addthis Chief Medical Officer Web Site Services Available To All DOE Employees Did you ever wonder why you must undergo certain medical examinations every year if you work with hazardous materials or serve in a security function? Have you ever experienced stress, been worried about a family member's health, or wondered who to talk with about a health concern? The Department's Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Michael Ardaiz, wants you to know that the Occupational Medicine Program, part of the Office of Health, Safety and Security (HSS), has developed a number of web pages to help you find information necessary to maintain and improve your health,
Developing an energy-saving and case-based reasoning information agent with Web service and ontology techniques
Web service and ontology techniques are presented herein for supporting an energy-saving and case-based reasoning information agent. The proposed system is the first energy-saving and case-based reasoning information agent with Web service and ontology ... Keywords: Case-based reasoning agents, Energy-saving information systems, Ontology, Web services
Sheng-Yuan Yang
Statement map: reducing web information credibility noise through opinion classification
On the Internet, users often encounter noise in the form of spelling errors or unknown words, however, dishonest, unreliable, or biased information also acts as noise that makes it difficult to find credible sources of information. As people come to ... Keywords: STATEMENT MAP, credibility analysis, discourse processing, opinion classification, semantic relation classification, structural alignment
Koji Murakami; Eric Nichols; Junta Mizuno; Yotaro Watanabe; Shouko Masuda; Hayato Goto; Megumi Ohki; Chitose Sao; Suguru Matsuyoshi; Kentaro Inui; Yuji Matsumoto
A web spatial decision support system for vehicle routing using Google Maps
This article presents a user-friendly web-based spatial decision support system (wSDSS) aimed at generating optimized vehicle routes for multiple vehicle routing problems that involve serving the demand located along arcs of a transportation network. ... Keywords: Google MapsTM, Heuristics, Spatial decision support systems, Vehicle routing
Lu�s Santos; Jo�o Coutinho-Rodrigues; Carlos Henggeler Antunes
U-231: Cisco ASA SIP and WebVPN Bugs Let Remote Users Deny Service |
31: Cisco ASA SIP and WebVPN Bugs Let Remote Users Deny Service 31: Cisco ASA SIP and WebVPN Bugs Let Remote Users Deny Service U-231: Cisco ASA SIP and WebVPN Bugs Let Remote Users Deny Service August 9, 2012 - 7:00am Addthis PROBLEM: Cisco ASA SIP and WebVPN Bugs Let Remote Users Deny Service PLATFORM: Version(s): ASA 5500 Series; 8.2 - 8.4 ABSTRACT: Two vulnerabilities were reported in Cisco ASA. A remote or remote authenticated user can cause denial of service conditions. reference LINKS: Release Notes for the Cisco ASA 5500 Series, 8.4(x) SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1027355 CVE-2012-2472 CVE-2012-2474 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Medium Discussion: Two vulnerabilities were reported in Cisco ASA. 1. On systems with SIP inspection enabled, a remote user can send specially crafted SIP traffic to cause the target device to create many identical
Collaborative Post-Disaster Damage Mapping via Geo Web Services
Action focus on post disaster re- sponse, frequently linking disaster response and management efforts disaster response. ImageCat Inc., for example, has been developing tools for more efficient image based disaster response, most re- cently the Virtual Disaster Viewer (VDV) based on MS Virtual Earth, which
Köbben, Barend
Developing front-end Web 2.0 technologies to access services, content and things in the future Internet
The future Internet is expected to be composed of a mesh of interoperable web services accessible from all over the web. This approach has not yet caught on since global user-service interaction is still an open issue. This paper states one vision with ... Keywords: Context, Future Internet, Internet of services, SOA, Service front-ends, User-service interaction, Web 2.0
Juan Alfonso Lara; David Lizcano; Mar�A Aurora Mart�Nez; Juan Pazos
Web Service Composition for Deductive Web Mining: A Knowledge Modelling Approach
, Morgan Kaufmann, 1995. 16. Sv´atek, V., Kosek, J., Labsk´y, M., Br´aza, J., Kavalec, M., Vacura, M., V Workshop on Web Semantics (WebS03), IEEE Computer Society 2003. 17. Sv´atek, V., Kosek, J., Vacura, M
ten Teije, Annette
Geospatial Web Services, Open Standards, and Advances in Interoperability: A Selected, Annotated Bibliography
This paper is designed to help GIS librarians and information specialists follow developments in the emerging field of geospatial Web services (GWS). When built using open standards, GWS permits users to dynamically access, exchange, deliver, and process geospatial data and products on the World Wide Web, no matter what platform or protocol is used. Standards/specifications pertaining to geospatial ontologies, geospatial Web services and interoperability are discussed in this bibliography. Finally, a selected, annotated list of bibliographic references by experts in the field is presented.
Dietz, Cynthia
Tax Deduction Qualified Software - Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.4
Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.4 Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.4 On this page you'll find information about the Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.4 qualified computer software (www.buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings. Date Documentation Received by DOE: 16 October 2008 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code §179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4 requirements. (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Autodesk, Inc. 444 Tenth Street, Suite 300 Santa Rosa, California 95401 http://www.autodesk.com
FOIA Requester Service Centers, FOIA Public Liaisons and Web...
Web Page Richland Operations Office 509-376-6288 Al Hawkins 509-376-9936 http:www.hanford.gov Savannah River Field Office 803-952-8134 Lucy Knowles 803-952-7618 http:...
Studying the efficiency of XML web services for real-time applications
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) has been becoming one of the most widely used methodologies for building and integrating different types of software applications. This because the extreme benefits that it offers to their adopters including agility, ... Keywords: SOA, XML web services, optimization tactics and strategies, performance evaluation, problem root causes, systems integration
Hazem M. El-Bakry; Nikos Mastorakis
Final Report for DOE Project: Portal Web Services: Support of DOE SciDAC Collaboratories
Grid portals provide the scientific community with familiar and simplified interfaces to the Grid and Grid services, and it is important to deploy grid portals onto the SciDAC grids and collaboratories. The goal of this project is the research, development and deployment of interoperable portal and web services that can be used on SciDAC National Collaboratory grids. This project has four primary task areas: development of portal systems; management of data collections; DOE science application integration; and development of web and grid services in support of the above activities.
Mary Thomas, PI; Geoffrey Fox, Co-PI; Gannon, D; Pierce, M; Moore, R; Schissel, D; Boisseau, J
Integrating semantic web technologies and geospatial catalog services for geospatial information discovery and processing in cyberinfrastructure
Abstract A geospatial catalogue service provides a network-based meta-information repository and interface for advertising and discovering shared geospatial data and services. Descriptive information (i.e., metadata) for geospatial data and services is structured and organized in catalogue services. The approaches currently available for searching and using that information are often inadequate. Semantic Web technologies show promise for better discovery methods by exploiting the underlying semantics. Such development needs special attention from the Cyberinfrastructure perspective, so that the traditional focus on discovery of and access to geospatial data can be expanded to support the increased demand for processing of geospatial information and discovery of knowledge. Semantic descriptions for geospatial data, services, and geoprocessing service chains are structured, organized, and registered through extending elements in the ebXML Registry Information Model (ebRIM) of a geospatial catalogue service, which follows the interface specifications of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Catalogue Services for the Web (CSW). The process models for geoprocessing service chains, as a type of geospatial knowledge, are captured, registered, and discoverable. Semantics-enhanced discovery for geospatial data, services/service chains, and process models is described. Semantic search middleware that can support virtual data product materialization is developed for the geospatial catalogue service. The creation of such a semantics-enhanced geospatial catalogue service is important in meeting the demands for geospatial information discovery and analysis in Cyberinfrastructure.
Yue, Peng [Wuhan University; Gong, Jianya [Wuhan University; Di, Liping [George Mason University; He, Lianlian [Hubei University; Wei, Yaxing [ORNL
Guided Google: A Meta Search Engine and its Implementation Using the Google Distributed Web Services
With the ubiquity of the Internet and Web, search engines have been sprouting like mushrooms after a rainfall. However, innovative search engines and guided search capabilities have started appearing only in recent years. For instance, Google, which is one of the popular search engines, supports Web Services that allow external applications to issue Web search queries that are actually processed using a Google's commodity cluster computer made up of 15,000 PC nodes. The goals of these applications are to help ease and guide the searching efforts of novice web users towards their desired objectives. A number of implementations of such services are emerging. This paper proposes a guided meta-search engine, called Guided Google that serves as an advanced interface to the actual Google.com search engine.
Choon Hoong Ding; Rajkumar Buyya
Extending WS-Security to Implement Security Protocols for Web Services
Web services use tokens provided by the WS-Security standard to implement security protocols. We propose several extensions to the WS-Security standard, including name types, key and random number extensions. The extensions are used to implement existing protocols such as ISO9798, Kerberos or BAN-Lowe. The advantages of using these implementations rather than the existing, binary ones, are inherited from the advantages of using Web service technologies, such as extensibility and end-to-end security across multiple environments that do not support a connection-based communication.
Bela, Genge
MyLibrary@LANL: Proximity and Semi-metric Networks for a Collaborative and Recommender Web Service
, IN 47401, USA § Research Library, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545, USA Abstract We, 400+ subject based web links from the Research Library's website, as well as any generic link to Web and collaboration systems for the MyLibrary@LANL web service, a user-centered front-end to the Los Alamos National
Rocha, Luis
PlantView� OMX Web Services & Web Portal Version 1.5
The PlantView/OMX Portal V220.127.116.11 is a web site to view PlantView� data that is designed to be configured and modified by end-user. It can display data in different ways; with PlantView� data from various ...
On Web Quality of Service: Approaches to Measurement of End-to-End Response Time
Tools for direct measurement of Quality of Service (QoS) as represented by End-To-End Response Time (ETE RT) are gaining acceptance. However, classifications of such tools were developed before the wide commercial adoption of the Web and are, thus, out ...
Mike Tsykin
The U.S. Department of Energy and HIS Energy tested a web-based field data collection service, FieldDIRECT, at NPR-3. FieldDIRECT provided a way to digitally collect oil and gas data from the field, transfer it quickly, accurately and securely via the Internet, and utilize it immediately to generate executive, operational and administrative reports.
Rochelle, J.
OWS2GRID: A Prototype and Building System of WSRF-Enabled OGC Web Service
In this paper, key methods and prototype that integrate OGC Web Service (OWS) into grid environment is analysed and we describe a resource-oriented architectural approach. The concrete is a progress in which a model extracting stateful resource under ... Keywords: grid computing, ows, wsrf, gis, introduce, globus
Yuke Zhou; Chenghu Zhou; Rongguo Chen; Yingdong Chen
Development of trail network model and web-based bikeway routing service system
A trail network data model provides an infrastructure that can be used for non-motorized transportation analysis and decision making. In this paper, a trail network model, TNM, is discussed, and a web-based bikeway routing service system, BikerRouting, ... Keywords: bikeway routing, trail network model
Qifeng Lu; Stephen Sedlock
A collaborative framework for evaluation of run-time changes in enterprise web services
Increasing market demand and technology in today's world has made change management an inevitable one. To remain competitive, organizations must be able to respond to change in a timely and cost effective manner. Although there are many change management ... Keywords: dependency analysis, enterprise business scenario, similarity measure, web services change management
M. Thirumaran; P. Dhavachelvan; G. Naga Venkata Kiran
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services
This volume consists of the peer-reviewed papers for the 10th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services (iiWAS2008) held in Linz, Austria, in November 24-26, 2008. The iiWAS conference series started 10 ...
Gabriele Kotsis; David Taniar; Eric Pardede; Ismail Khalil
The Web Services Architecture and the UNICORE Gateway
Since its inception a significant asset of the UNICORE Grid middleware has been the Gateway which presents a single point of entry to services available at a particular UNICORE site. This paper presents the design and implementation of the SOAP and WS-Addressing ...
Roger Menday
Experimental evaluation of the impact of packet capturing tools for web services.
Network measurement is a discipline that provides the techniques to collect data that are fundamental to many branches of computer science. While many capturing tools and comparisons have made available in the literature and elsewhere, the impact of these packet capturing tools on existing processes have not been thoroughly studied. While not a concern for collection methods in which dedicated servers are used, many usage scenarios of packet capturing now requires the packet capturing tool to run concurrently with operational processes. In this work we perform experimental evaluations of the performance impact that packet capturing process have on web-based services; in particular, we observe the impact on web servers. We find that packet capturing processes indeed impact the performance of web servers, but on a multi-core system the impact varies depending on whether the packet capturing and web hosting processes are co-located or not. In addition, the architecture and behavior of the web server and process scheduling is coupled with the behavior of the packet capturing process, which in turn also affect the web server's performance.
Choe, Yung Ryn; Mohapatra, Prasant (University of California, Davis, CA); Chuah, Chen-Nee (University of California, Davis, CA); Chen, Chao-Chih (University of California, Davis, CA)
Web Semantics: Science, Services and Agents on the World Wide Web 4 (2006) 113
Grid". The vision behind the Grid is to supply computing and data resources over the Internet seamlessly, transparently and dynamically when needed, such as the power Grid supplies electricity to end resources it can offer. Service discovery is a key concept in a distributed Grid envi- ronment. It defines
Ludwig, Simone
Adapting Legacy Home Appliances to Home Network Systems Using Web Services
This paper presents a framework that adapts the conventional home electric appliances with the infrared remote controls (legacy appliances) to the emerging home network system (HNS). The proposed method extensively uses the concept of service-oriented architecture to improve programmable interoperability among multi-vendor appliances. We first prepare APIs that assist a PC to send infrared signals to the appliances. We then aggregate the APIs within self-contained service components, so that each of the component achieves a logical feature independent of device(or vendor)-specific operations. The service components are finally exported to the HNS as Web services. Thus, the legacy appliances can be used as distributed components with open interfaces. To demonstrate the effectiveness, we also implement an actual HNS and integrated services with multi-vendor legacy appliances.
Masahide Nakamura; Akihiro Tanaka; Hiroshi Igaki; Haruaki Tamada; Ken-ichi Matsumoto
Web Service Composition Through Declarative Queries: The Case of Conjunctive Queries with Union and Negation
A web service operation can be seen as a function op: X1,...,Xn ? Y1,...,Ym having an input message (request) with n arguments (parts), and an output message (response) with m parts [4, Section 2.2]. For example, opB: Author ?{(ISBN, Title)} may implement a books search service, returning for a given author A a list of books authored by A. We propose to model such operations as relations with access pattern, here: B oio (ISBN, Author, Title), where �oio � indicates that a value for the second attribute must be given as input, while the other attribute values can be retrieved as output. In this way, a family of web service operations over k attributes can be concisely described as a relation R(A1,...,Ak) with an associated set of access patterns P?{i, o} k. Since we model web services as relations with access patterns, we can now use queries as a declarative specifications for web service composition: e.g., the query Q(I, A, T) ? ? B(I, A, T),C(I,A), �L(I) asks for books available through a store B which are contained in a catalog C, but not in the local library L. Let the only access patterns be B ioo, B oio, C oo, and L o. If we try to execute Q from left to right, neither pattern for B works since we either lack an ISBN I or an author A. However, Q is feasible since we can execute it by first calling C(I,A) which binds both I and A; after that, calling B ioo (or B oio) will work. Calling �L(I) first and then B does not work: a negated call can only filter out answers, but cannot produce any new variable bindings. 2. Formal Results We study the problem of deciding whether a query Q is feasible, i.e., whether there exists a logically equivalent query Q ? that can be executed observing the limited access patterns given by the web service (source) relations. Executability depends on the specific syntactic form of a query, while feasibility is a more �robust � semantic notion, in-
Bertram Lud�scher; Alan Nash
El-pincel: a painter cloud service for greener web pages
Due to their thin size, vivid colors, high contrast and power efficiency, OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display and its variants such as AMOLED (Active Matrix OLED) displays are increasingly replacing traditional LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens ... Keywords: OLED display, browsing, cloud service, color harmony, color transformation, low power, tone mapping
Anand Bhojan; Lee Kee Chong; Ee-Chien Chang; Mun Choon Chan; Ananda L. Akkihebbal; Wei Tsang Ooi
Web servers and services for electrostatics calculations with APBS and PDB2PQR
APBS and PDB2PQR are widely utilized free software packages for biomolecular electrostatics calculations. Using the Opal toolkit, we have developed a web services framework for these software packages that enables the use of APBS and PDB2PQR by users who do not have local access to the necessary amount of computational capabilities. This not only increases accessibility of the software to a wider range of scientists, educators, and students but it also increases the availability of electrostatics calculations on portable computing platforms. Users can access this new functionality in two ways. First, an Opal-enabled version of APBS is provided in current distributions, available freely on the web. Second, we have extended the PDB2PQR web server to provide an interface for the setup, execution, and visualization electrostatics potentials as calculated by APBS. This web interface also uses the Opal framework which ensures the scalability needed to support the large APBS user community. Both of these resources are available from the APBS/PDB2PQR website: http://www.poissonboltzmann.org/.
Unni, Samir; Huang, Yong; Hanson, Robert M.; Tobias, Malcolm; Krishnan, Sriram; Li, Wilfred; Nielsen, Jens E.; Baker, Nathan A.
Building Technologies Program: Tax Deduction Qualified Software Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.1
Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.1 Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.1 On this page you'll find information about the Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.1 qualified computer software (www.buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings (www.buildings.energy.gov/commercial/). Date Documentation Received by DOE: 31 March 2008 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code §179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Green Building Studio, Inc. 444 Tenth Street, Suite 300 Santa Rosa, California 95401 www.greenbuildingstudio.com
Building Technologies Program: Tax Deduction Qualified Software - Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.0
0 0 On this page you'll find information about the Green Building Studio Web Service version 3.0 qualified computer software (www.buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings (www.buildings.energy.gov/commercial/). Date Documentation Received by DOE: 19 September 2007 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code §179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Green Building Studio, Inc. 444 Tenth Street, Suite 300 Santa Rosa, California 95401 www.greenbuildingstudio.com (2) The name, email address, and
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Live search for mobile: Web services by voice on the cellphone
Live Search for Mobile is a cellphone application that allows users to interact with web-based information portals. Currently the implementation is focused on information related to local businesses: their phone numbers and addresses, directions, reviews, maps of the surrounding area, and traf?c. This paper describes a speech-recognition interface which was recently developed for the application, which allows the users to interact by voice. The paper presents the overall architecture, the user interface, the design and implementation of the speech recognition grammars, and initial performance results indicating that for sentence level utterance recognition we achieve 60 to 65 % of human capability. Index Terms � multimodal, speech recognition, cellphone, user interface, grammars
A. Acero; N. Bernstein; R. Chambers; Y. C. Ju; X. Li; J. Odell; P. Nguyen; O. Scholz; G. Zweig
Process-level composition of executable web services: �on-the-fly� versus �once-for-all� composition
Most of the work on automated composition of web services has focused so far on the problem of composition at the functional level, i.e., composition of atomic services that can be executed in a single request-response step. In this paper, we address the problem of automated composition at the process level, i.e., a composition that takes into account that executing a web service requires interactions that may involve different sequential, conditional, and iterative steps. We define two kinds of process-level composition problems: on-the-fly compositions that satisfy one-shot user requests specified as composition goals, and a more general form, called once-for-all compositions, whose goal is to build a general composed web service that is able to interact directly with the users, receive requests from them, and propose suitable answers. We propose a solution to these two kinds of process-level compositions, and apply the solution to the case of web services described in OWL-S. As a result, we automatically generate process-level compositions as executable OWL-S process models. We show that, while executable on-the-fly compositions can be described as standard OWL-S process models, once-for-all compositions need OWL-S process models to be extended with receive and reply constructs.
Marco Pistore; Pierluigi Roberti; Paolo Traverso
Implementing situation-aware and user-adaptive music recommendation service in semantic web and real-time multimedia computing environment
With the advent of the ubiquitous era, many studies have been devoted to various situation-aware services in the semantic web environment. One of the most challenging studies involves implementing a situation-aware personalized music recommendation service ... Keywords: Customization, Ontology, Reasoning, Semantic web, User profiles
Seungmin Rho; Seheon Song; Yunyoung Nam; Eenjun Hwang; Minkoo Kim
A Secure Web Service for Electricity Prepayment Vending in South Africa: A Case Study and Industry Specification
Current standardised offline vending systems play a critical role in supporting electricity prepayment-metering infrastructure by enabling convenient access to point of sales for customers to purchase prepaid electricity tokens. Electricity utilities ... Keywords: Electricity Vending, Interoperability, Industry specification, Client-server, Prepayment, Secure Socket layer, Web Service
K. P. Subramoney; G. P. Hancke
TAPAS, a web-based service of atmospheric transmission computation for astronomy
Spectra of astronomical targets acquired from ground-based instruments are affected by the atmospheric transmission. The authors and their institutes are developing a web-based service, TAPAS (Transmissions of the AtmosPhere for AStromomical data). This service, freely available, is developed and maintained within the atmospheric ETHER data center. TAPAS computes the atmospheric transmission in the line-of-sight to the target indicated by the user. The user files a request indicating the time, ground location, and either the equatorial coordinates of the target or the Zenith Angle of the line-of sight (LOS). The actual atmospheric profile (temperature, pressure, humidity, ozone content) at that time and place is retrieved from the ETHER atmospheric data base (from a combination of ECMWF meteorological field and other informations), and the atmospheric transmission is computed from LBLRTM software and HITRAN data base for a number of gases: O2, H2O, O3, CO2, and Rayleigh extinction. The first purpose of TAPAS ...
Bertaux, J L; Ferron, S; Boone, C; Bodichon, R
Services Services Services Overview ECS Audio/Video Conferencing Fasterdata IPv6 Network Network Performance Tools (perfSONAR) ESnet OID Registry PGP Key Service Virtual Circuits (OSCARS) DOE Grids Service Transition Contact Us Technical Assistance: 1 800-33-ESnet (Inside the US) 1 800-333-7638 (Inside the US) 1 510-486-7600 (Globally) 1 510-486-7607 (Globally) Report Network Problems: email@example.com Provide Web Site Feedback: firstname.lastname@example.com Services ESnet provides interoperable, effective, reliable, and high performance network communications infrastructure, and certain collaboration services, in support of the Office of Science (SC)'s large-scale, collaborative science programs. ESnet provides users with high bandwidth access to DOE sites and DOE's primary science collaborators including Research and
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Wu, Yih-Min
Selenium is present in waste rock/overburden that is removed during phosphate mining in southeastern Idaho. Waste rock piles or rock used during reclamation can be a source of selenium (and other metals) to streams and vegetation. Some instances (in 1996) of selenium toxicity in grazing sheep and horses caused public health and environmental concerns, leading to Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) involvement. The Selenium Information System Project is a collaboration among the DEQ, the United States Forest Service (USFS), the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the Idaho Mining Association (IMA), Idaho State University (ISU), and the Idaho National Laboratory (INL)2. The Selenium Information System is a centralized data repository for southeastern Idaho selenium data. The data repository combines information that was previously in numerous agency, mining company, and consultants� databases and web sites. These data include selenium concentrations in soil, water, sediment, vegetation and other environmental media, as well as comprehensive mine information. The Idaho DEQ spearheaded a selenium area-wide investigation through voluntary agreements with the mining companies and interagency participants. The Selenium Information System contains the results of that area-wide investigation, and many other background documents. As studies are conducted and remedial action decisions are made the resulting data and documentation will be stored within the information system. Potential users of the information system are agency officials, students, lawmakers, mining company personnel, teachers, researchers, and the general public. The system, available from a central website, consists of a database that contains the area-wide sampling information and an ESRI ArcIMS map server. The user can easily acquire information pertaining to the area-wide study as well as the final area-wide report. Future work on this project includes creating custom tools to increase the simplicity of the website and increasing the amount of information available from site-specific studies at 15 mines.
Roger Mayes; Sera White; Randy Lee
Mapping the footsteps of the green anole: A template for publishing ecological data on the World Wide Web
In the handful of years since the World Wide Web (WWW or Web) came into being, Web sites have developed at an astonishing rate. With the influx of Web pages comes a disparity of site types, including personal homepages, commercial sales sites, and educational data. The variety of sites and the deluge of information contained on the Web exemplify the individual nature of the WWW. Whereas some people argue that it is this eclecticism which gives the Web its charm, we propose that sites which are repositories of technical data would benefit from standardization. This paper proffers a methodology for publishing ecological research on the Web. The template we describe uses capabilities of HTML (the HyperText Markup Language) to enhance the value of the traditional scientific paper.
Carnes, E.T. [Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN (United States); Truett, D.F. [Univ. of Georgia, Athens, GA (United States); Truett, L.F. [Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (United States)
A New Tool for Information Extraction and Mining from Satellite Imagery Available from Google Maps Engine
n.1 A New Tool for Information Extraction and Mining from Satellite Imagery Available from Google available in web mapping service applications such as Google Maps, which now provides high information extraction and mining tasks via the Google Maps application programming interface (API). In fact
Plaza, Antonio J.
Maps Maps Maps Los Alamos is located in Northern New Mexico about 35 miles (about 40 minutes drive) northwest of Santa Fe and 1 hour and 45 minutes drive from Albuquerque. Contact LANL Directory 667-5061 Badge Office (505) 667-6901 Email Institutional Visits and Events (505) 667-2222 Location and directions How to get to LANL Los Alamos is located in Northern New Mexico about 35 miles (about 40 minutes drive) northwest of Santa Fe and 1 hour and 45 minutes drive from Albuquerque. Laboratory facilities can be found in 50 different work areas that are spread across 36 square miles. Below is the general location of the Otowi Building, Badge Office, cafeteria, and Research Library. V Screen reader users: click here for plain HTML Go to Google Maps Home Casa Grande Drive, Los Alamos, NM
QoS-Driven web services selection in autonomic grid environments
In the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) complex applications can be described as business processes from independently developed services that can be selected at run time on the basis of the provided Quality of Service (QoS) However, QoS requirements ...
Danilo Ardagna; Gabriele Giunta; Nunzio Ingraffia; Raffaela Mirandola; Barbara Pernici
Detailed methodology for mapping Sea Level Rise marsh migration: This document describes the mapping process used by the NOAA Coastal Services Center to map
to map SLR does not incorporate a detailed pipe network analysis or engineering grade hydrologic analysis Considerations handbook (http://www.csc.noaa.gov/topobathy/topographic- and
Storage Viability and Optimization Web Service Michael Stadler, Chris Marnay, Judy Lai, Afzal
to the Chief, Administrative Services Division, National Park Service, P.O. Box 37127, Washington, DC 20013-7127; and the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reductions Report (1024-0018), Washington DC 20503. #12;NPS decorative brick patterning that emphasizes the buildings' windows, entrances, and roof lines. Most
Semantic-based web service discovery and chaining for building an Arctic spatial data infrastructure
Increasing interests in a global environment and climate change have led to studies focused on the changes in the multinational Arctic region. To facilitate Arctic research, a spatial data infrastructure (SDI), where Arctic data, information, and services ... Keywords: Arctic, Crawler, Hydrology, Knowledge base, Ontology, SDI, Semantic, Service chain
W. Li; C. Yang; D. Nebert; R. Raskin; P. Houser; H. Wu; Z. Li
DNS to the rescue: discerning content and services in a tangled web
A careful perusal of the Internet evolution reveals two major trends - explosion of cloud-based services and video streaming applications. In both of the above cases, the owner (e.g., CNN, YouTube, or Zynga) of the content and the organization serving ... Keywords: DNS, service identification
Ignacio N. Bermudez; Marco Mellia; Maurizio M. Munafo; Ram Keralapura; Antonio Nucci
Redesigned Web Sites
Redesigned Web Sites In an ongoing effort to improve services to our customers, the ORNL DAAC is pleased to announce that it has released a major revision to its Web site. The new...
CropScape: A Web service based application for exploring and disseminating US conterminous geospatial cropland data products for decision support
The Cropland Data Layer (CDL) contains crop and other specific land cover classifications obtained using remote sensing for the conterminous United States. This raster-formatted and geo-referenced product has been widely used in such applications as ... Keywords: Cropland Data Layer, Geospatial raster database, Land cover, On-demand statistics, Spatial-temporal analysis, Web geoprocessing service
Weiguo Han; Zhengwei Yang; Liping Di; Richard Mueller
Astrocomp: a web service for the use of high performance computers in Astrophysics
Astrocomp is a joint project, developed by the INAF-Astrophysical Observatory of Catania, University of Roma La Sapienza and Enea. The project has the goal of providing the scientific community of a web-based user-friendly interface which allows running parallel codes on a set of high-performance computing (HPC) resources, without any need for specific knowledge about parallel programming and Operating Systems commands. Astrocomp provides, also, computing time on a set of parallel computing systems, available to the authorized user. At present, the portal makes a few codes available, among which: FLY, a cosmological code for studying three-dimensional collisionless self-gravitating systems with periodic boundary conditions; ATD, a parallel tree-code for the simulation of the dynamics of boundary-free collisional and collisionless self-gravitating systems and MARA, a code for stellar light curves analysis. Other codes are going to be added to the portal.
U. Becciani; R. Capuzzo Dolcetta; A. Costa; P. Di Matteo; P. Miocchi; V. Rosato
Distributed web-based management framework for ambient reconfigurable services in the intelligent environment
Existing and emerging technologies in the areas of mobile computing, wireless communications/ networking, sensor and control devices, context awareness, user interfaces, etc., provide the ground for the support of human activities in a certain space. ... Keywords: ambient intelligence, context awareness, intelligent environment, service management
V. Stavroulaki; K. Demestichas; E. Adamopoulou; P. Demestichas
MSTC - Web Development Team
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The State Cancer Profiles web site and extensions of linked micromap plots and conditioned choropleth map plots
The National Cancer Institute's State Cancer Profiles web site that was launched in mid-April put the power of new graphical tools into the hands of cancer control planners and the public. This paper emphasizes advances in two graphics templates, one ...
Daniel B. Carr; Sue Bell; Linda Pickle; Yuguang Zhang; Yaru Li
Canadian Climate Services: Exploring an Appropriate Road Map to Fulfill a Growing Need
Under the actual context of climate and environmental changes, national climate information providers are presently updating their approach to deliver targeted and applied services to their clients. WMO has adopted in 2009 a global framework for climate ...
Amadou Bokoye; Louise Bussi�res; Andr� Cotnoir; Jacinthe Lacroix; Luc Vescovi
Web Service Interface (API)
on your server.Edit the source, destination and ERO values for your host. 2. Query Reservation Request message parameters: Global Reservation Id (string) - the...
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Towards Service Description Logics
Semantic service description and matchmaking are needed in embedded and disappearing computing, cooperative multiagent systems, and the semantic web. Standard program semantics formalizations are not suited to modeling service semantics, because they ... Keywords: description logics, semantic web
Piero A. Bonatti
A survey on approaches to identify and develop web-enabled services with respect to service-orientation paradigm and SOA: towards a value-oriented approach
Service-Orientation (SO) is a new design paradigm to build software system solutions as compositions of reusable, distributed pieces of logic provided as services with respect to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). It is an evolution of the object-orientation ...
Youcef Baghdadi
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Data.gov Paper Wins Award in International Semantic Web Challenge...
Paper Wins Award in International Semantic Web Challenge Developer Data Web Services Source Code Challenges Semantic Web Blogs Let's Talk Developers You are here Data.gov ...
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Profiles for the situated web
The World Wide Web is evolving into a medium that will soon make it possible for conceiving and implementing situation-aware services. A situation-aware or situated web application is one that renders the user with an experience (content, interaction ... Keywords: CC/PP, XML, profiles, situated-aware applications, vocabulary, web architecture
Lalitha Suryanarayana; Johan Hjelm
Web worlds, web-colouring matrices, and web-mixing matrices
We introduce a new combinatorial object called a web world that consists of a set of web diagrams. The diagrams of a web world are generalizations of graphs, and each is built on the same underlying graph. Instead of ordinary vertices the diagrams have pegs, and edges incident to a peg have different heights on the peg. The web world of a web diagram is the set of all web diagrams that result from permuting the order in which endpoints of edges appear on a peg. The motivation comes from particle physics, where web diagrams arise as particular types of Feynman diagrams describing scattering amplitudes in non-Abelian gauge (Yang-Mills) theories. To each web world we associate two matrices called the web-colouring matrix and web-mixing matrix. The entries of these matrices are indexed by ordered pairs of web diagrams (D_1,D_2), and are computed from those colourings of the edges of D_1 that yield D_2 under a transformation determined by each colouring. We show that colourings of a web diagram (whose constituent indecomposable diagrams are all unique) that lead to a reconstruction of the diagram are equivalent to order-preserving mappings of certain partially ordered sets (posets) that may be constructed from the web diagrams. For web worlds whose web graphs have all edge labels equal to 1, the diagonal entries of web-mixing and web-colouring matrices are obtained by summing certain polynomials determined by the descents in permutations in the Jordan-Holder set of all linear extensions of the associated poset. We derive tri-variate generating generating functions for the number of web worlds according to three statistics and enumerate the number of different web diagrams in a web world. Three special web worlds are examined in great detail, and the traces of the web-mixing matrices calculated in each case.
Mark Dukes; Einan Gardi; Einar Steingrimsson; Chris D. White
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Web engineering
Web Engineering is the application of systematic, disciplined and quantifiable approaches to development, operation, and maintenance of Web-based applications. It is both a pro-active approach and a growing collection of theoretical and empirical research ... Keywords: development methodologies, taxonomy of Web applications, web Engineering, web application development, web-based information systems
Yogesh Deshpande; San Murugesan; Athula Ginige; Steve Hansen; Daniel Schwabe; Martin Gaedke; Bebo White
New GSI Web site Experience Puts Product Standards on the ...
New GSI Web site Experience Puts Product Standards on the Map. For Immediate Release: September 14, 2010. ...
sMAP: a simple measurement and actuation profile for physical information
As more and more physical information becomes available, a critical problem is enabling the simple and efficient exchange of this data. We present our design for a simple RESTful web service called the Simple Measuring and Actuation Profile (sMAP) ... Keywords: instrumentation, sensor data
Stephen Dawson-Haggerty; Xiaofan Jiang; Gilman Tolle; Jorge Ortiz; David Culler
Evolution of web site design patterns
The Web enables broad dissemination of information and services; however, the ways in which sites are designed can either facilitate or impede users' benefit from these resources. We present a longitudinal study of web site design from 2000 to 2003. ... Keywords: World Wide Web, accessibility, automated usability evaluation, design guidelines, empirical studies, usability, web site design
Melody Y. Ivory; Rodrick Megraw
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The Human Capital Office offers benefit, new employee orientation and some learning & development related services to all DOE employees. Additionally the Office supplies employee and labor...
Client-side service composition using generic service representative
Traditionally, composition of web services is performed at the server-side. This requires transferring client data among collaborating web services, which may cause data privacy violation, security breaches, or network traffic overloading. In this context, ...
Mehran Najafi; Kamran Sartipi
A flexible service selection for executing virtual services
With the adoption of a service-oriented paradigm on the Web, many software services are likely to fulfil similar functional needs for end-users. We propose to aggregate functionally equivalent software services within one single virtual service, that ... Keywords: marketplace, service aggregation, service discovery, service selection, service selector, virtual service
Nassim Laga; Emmanuel Bertin; Noel Crespi; Ivan Bedini; Benjamin Molina; Zhenzhen Zhao
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Eastern Energy Zones Mapping Tool | Department of Energy
Services » Technology Development » Transmission Planning » Services » Technology Development » Transmission Planning » Eastern Energy Zones Mapping Tool Eastern Energy Zones Mapping Tool The Eastern Interconnection States' Planning Council (EISPC) has released the Energy Zones (EZ) Mapping Tool, a free, web-based interactive tool that will help states and other stakeholders in the Eastern Interconnection identify geographic areas suitable for the development of clean energy resources (natural gas, sequestration or utilitization locations for C02 from coal, nuclear, and renewable) which can potentially provide significant amounts of new electric power generation. The EZ Mapping Tool is now available online. EISPC is encouraging states to learn more by participating in demonstration webinars and training sessions
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MAP MAP MAP MAP from Allinea Software is a parallel profiler with a simple graphical user interface. It is installed on Hopper, Edison and Carver. Note that the performance of the X Windows-based MAP Graphical User Interface can be greatly improved if used in conjunction with the free NX software. Introduction Allinea MAP is a parallel profiler with simple Graphical User Interface. MAP can be run with up to 512 processors, to profile serial, OpenMP and MPI codes. The Allinea MAP web page and 'Allinea DDT and MAP User Guide' (available as $ALLINEA_TOOLS_DOCDIR/userguide.pdf after loading an allineatools module) are good resources for learning more about some of the advanced MAP features. Loading the Allinea Tools Module To use MAP, first load the 'allineatools' module to set the correct
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Web-Based Virtual Private Network (WebVPN) Web-Based Virtual Private Network (WebVPN) WebVPN is a browser-based access to internal Laboratory web pages and applications. All employees with active ANL domain accounts have the ability to use the WebVPN. It does not require any additional authorization and does not require software to be installed on your computer. This is the preferred service if your access needs are limited to web pages and web applications. After you have established a VPN connection, you can access Inside Argonne and various business applications. However, WebVPN does not support instant messaging and certain other programs. If you wish to use these services, you will need to install the VPN client. To connect: Ensure that your computer is connected to the Internet Open up your web browser.
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Web mining for web personalization
Web personalization is the process of customizing a Web site to the needs of specific users, taking advantage of the knowledge acquired from the analysis of the user's navigational behavior (usage data) in correlation with other information collected ... Keywords: WWW, Web personalization, Web usage mining, user profiling
Magdalini Eirinaki; Michalis Vazirgiannis
A practice in facilitating service-oriented inter-enterprise application integration
Web services have been enjoying great popularities in recent years. This paper addresses the issue of introducing web services to conventional middleware-based enterprise applications to facilitate inter-enterprise integration. StarWebService is presented ...
Bixin Liu; Yan Jia; Bin Zhou; Yufeng Wang
Web Force-Field (WebFF)
Web Force-Field (WebFF). Summary: ... WebFF - A web hosted, extensible force field repository with integrated assignment engine. Description: ...
Goal-oriented Web search
We have designed and implemented a Goal-oriented Web application to search videos, images, and news by querying YouTube, Truveo, Google and Yahoo search services. The Planner module decomposes functionality in Goals and ...
Williamson, Victor Lamont
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MaJaB: improving resource management for web-based applications on mobile devices
The Web has become the host platform for interactive and collaborative applications that usually consist of multiple Web services. This transition is pushing the browsers to perform operating system like functionalities for better resource utilization. ... Keywords: ajax, collaborative systems, middleware, mobile phone, mobile web service, performance optimization, resource management, web 2.0, web os
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Web Seminars www.unh.edu/creative
Web Seminars www.unh.edu/creative Agenda for Thursday, January 4 1. First Session, 9:00 to 9 available online at www.unh.edu/creative 1.Toolkit www.unh.edu/toolkit 2. Graphic Identity 3.Web Seminar "mini site" 2. All about Web Solutions 9:45 to 10:00 Heather Longe A. Overview of the services offered
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Taking value-networks to the cloud services: security services, semantics and service level agreements
Cloud services have become an emerging solution for organizations striving to address today's need for agility, but little research has addressed transitioning multiple, collaborating organizations to what can be referred to as a "value-network cloud." ... Keywords: Cloud service broker, Collaboration, Resource virtualization, Security services, Service level agreement, Trust, Value chain, Value networks, Web 2.0, Web 3.0
Haluk Demirkan; Michael Goul
Web based portfolio optimization
The portfolio optimization is implemented as e-service through Internet. Four-tier client-server model of WAN-based information system is designed satisfying the intersection of several domains: financial investments, optimization theory and information ... Keywords: portfolio optimization, system algorithmic architecture of information systems, web based information system
Todor Stoilov; Krasimira Stoilova
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An ontology of time for the semantic web
In connection with the DAML project for bringing about the Semantic Web, an ontology of time is being developed for describing the temporal content of Web pages and the temporal properties of Web services. This ontology covers topological properties ... Keywords: clock and calendar, duration, ontology, semantic web, temporal information, temporal relation, time, time zone
Jerry R. Hobbs; Feng Pan
The 3rd DBCLS BioHackathon: improving life science data integration with Semantic Web technologies
The story so far. J Semantic Web Inf Syst 2009, 5:1�22. 9.Splendiani A: RDFScape: Semantic Web meets systems biology.Discovery and Integration (SADI) Web service Design-Pattern,
Innovation in Democratic E-Governance: Benefitting from Web 2.0 Applications in the Public Sector
This article provides a brief introduction to Web 2.0 and its gradual adoption in public services and governance. Web 2.0 refers to the second generation of Web-based communities, networks and hosted services, which facilitates interaction between users. ... Keywords: Content Sharing, Government 2.0, Social Networking, Web 2.0, Web 2.0 Application
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Instructions for WebVPN Connectivity
Instructions for WebVPN Connectivity Instructions for WebVPN Connectivity November 2013 Requirements * Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, etc.) * Internet Connection (Preferably Broadband) * RSA Token or HSPD12 Smart Card Background The clientless WebVPN connectivity option being offered by the OCIO significantly enhances the speed as well as the interoperability between different operating systems/Internet service providers (ISP) which results in an improved overall user experience when using VPN services to access corporate applications remotely. WebVPN allows a remote user to access Outlook Web Access, Citrix Workplace Environment (CWE), and other web-based applications from any computer with an Internet connection, with no requirement for additional software to be downloaded and installed to the remote machine.
Web Improvement Strategy | Department of Energy
Web Improvement Strategy Web Improvement Strategy Web Improvement Strategy Objective: Improve Digital Communications While Eliminating Wasteful Spending In June 2011, the Obama Administration launched the Campaign to Cut Waste, an effort to root out wasteful spending at every agency and department in the Federal government, and highlighted Federal Web Reform as a key part of the initiative. Since the Energy Department owns hundreds of websites -- about 87 domains and hundreds of subdomains -- we're answering the Administration's call, seizing the opportunity to streamline web operations, reduce duplicative spending and improve overall web communications. EnergyDepartmentWebImprovementStrategy.pdf 10_13_2011WebImprovementStrategy_0.docx More Documents & Publications Department of Energy Customer Service Plan
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An ontology-guided approach to change detection of the semantic web data
To achieve improved availability and performance, often, local copies of remote data from autonomous sources are maintained. Web search engines are the primary examples of such services. Increasingly, these services are utilizing the Semantic Web as ...
Li Qin; Vijayalakshmi Atluri
Science.gov Web Portal Celebrates the Power of 10 (Years of ...
Science.gov Web Portal Celebrates the Power of 10 (Years of Service). From NIST Tech Beat: December 12, 2012. ...
NETL Coal Power Systems & Technology: Interactive Project Map
Coal & Power Systems Coal & Power Systems Project Portfolio Web Map Welcome to the Strategic Center for Coal Project Portfolio Web Map assembled by NETL. The web map includes projects across all Coal & Power Systems technologies including Advanced Energy Systems, Carbon Capture, Carbon Storage, Cross-Cutting Research, Futuregen 2.0, Industrial Carbon Capture and Storage (ICCS), Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI), Geologic Sequestration Training and Research (GSTR), Geologic Sequestration Site Characterization (GSSC), and ICCS (Research). This active web map is updated frequently and provided for informational purposes only. The NETL Strategic Center for Coal Project Portfolio Web Map requires Microsoft Silverlight, a free downloadable browser plug-in. If Silverlight has not been installed previously you will be prompted to do so when the link is clicked to initiate the web map. Microsoft Silverlight is also available at: http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/Get-Started/Install/Default.aspx.
EERE: Weatherization and Intergovernmental Program - Site Map
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Providing Multi-Page Data Extraction Services with XWRAPComposer
Dynamic Web data sources � sometimes known collectively as the Deep Web � increase the utility of the Web by providing intuitive access to data repositories anywhere that Web access is available. Deep Web services provide access to real-time information, like entertainment event listings, or present a Web interface to large databases or other data repositories. Recent studies suggest that the size and growth rate of the dynamic Web greatly exceed that of the static Web, yet dynamic content is often ignored by existing search engine indexers owing to the technical challenges that arise when attempting to search the Deep Web. To address these challenges, we present DYNABOT, a service-centric crawler for discovering and clustering Deep Web sources offering dynamic content. DYNABOT has three unique characteristics. First, DYNABOT utilizes a service class model of the Web implemented through the construction of service class descriptions (SCDs). Second, DYNABOT employs a modular, self-tuning system architecture for focused crawling of the Deep Web using service class descriptions. Third, DYNABOT incorporates methods and algorithms for efficient probing of the Deep Web and for discovering and clustering Deep Web sources and services through SCD-based service matching analysis. Our experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the service class discovery, probing, and matching algorithms and suggest techniques for efficiently managing service discovery in the face of the immense scale of the Deep Web.
Liu, Ling; Zhang, Jianjun; Han, Wei; Pu, Calton; Caverlee, James; Park, Sungkeun; Critchlow, Terence J.; Buttler, David; Coleman, Matthew A.
Eastern Energy Zones Mapping Tool Now Available | Department...
Addthis The Eastern Interconnection States' Planning Council (EISPC) has released the Energy Zones (EZ) Mapping Tool, a free, web-based interactive tool that will help states...
Latina Web Content Study
of the Digital Divide he Latina Web Content (LWC) studyavailable via the web, thus it may seem implausible toof minority users and web content has been documented (
Salinas, Romelia
Web to Semantic Web & Role of Ontology
In this research paper we are briefly presenting current major web problems and introducing semantic web technologies with the claim of solving existing web's problems. Furthermore we are describing Ontology as the main building block of semantic web and focusing on its contributions to semantic web progress and current limitations.
Ahmed, Zeeshan
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Web>clicker Instructions web>clicker · As an instructor, you will operate web>clicker the same as your original i>clicker software. You simply need to enable web>clicker in "My Settings". · i>clicker remotes and web>clicker will work in the same classroom (e.g., students can use physical clickers
Peterson, Blake R.
Integrated mobile GIS and wireless internet map servers for environmental monitoring and management
ABSTRACT: With the progress of mobile GIS technology there is a great potential for adopting wireless communications and Internet mapping services for regional environmental management programs and natural habitat conservation. This paper provides an overview of a NASA-funded research project that focuses on the development of mobile GIS tools and wireless Internet Map Server (IMS) services to facilitate environmental monitoring and management tasks. By developing and testing wireless web-based map/image servers, mobile GIS applications, and global positional systems (GPS), this research created an integrated software/hardware infrastructure for a prototype mobile GIS application. The mobile GIS prototype allows multiple resource managers and park rangers to access large-size, remotely sensed images and GIS layers from a portable web server mounted in a vehicle. Users can conduct real-time spatial data updates and/or submit changes back to the web server over the wireless local area network (WLAN). This paper discusses in general the major components of mobile GIS, their current technological limitations, and potential problems during implementation. Key research agenda for mobile GIS are identified with suggestions for future research and development.
Ming-hsiang Tsou
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Web Policies Web Policies Web Policies Accessibility The U.S. Department of Energy is committed to providing access to our web pages for individuals with disabilities. To meet this commitment, this site is built to comply with the requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Section 508 requires that individuals with disabilities, who are members of the public seeking information or services from us, have access to and use of information and data that is comparable to that provided to the public who are not individuals with disabilities, unless an undue burden would be imposed on us. Section 508 also requires us to ensure that Federal employees with disabilities have access to and use of information and data that is comparable to the access to and use of information and data by Federal employees who are not individuals with
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A mobile application framework for the geospatial web
In this paper we present an application framework that leverages geospatial content on the World Wide Web by enabling innovative modes of interaction and novel types of user interfaces on advanced mobile phones and PDAs. We discuss the current development ... Keywords: geographical information services, geospatial web, location based applications, mobile web
Rainer Simon; Peter Fr�hlich
A traffic shaping optimization methodology for web systems
In recent years, computer networks have been characterized by heterogeneous traffic and dynamic management of different kinds of services. The web and network requirements have increased within time and, since bandwidth is limited, it becomes necessary ... Keywords: QoS, internet services, optimization, traffic shaping, world wide web
Caio Mesquita, Ulisses Cavalca, Adriano C.M. Pereira, Eduardo G. Carrano
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Augmented information assimilation: social and algorithmic web aids for the information long tail
To understand how and why individuals make use of emerging information assimilation services on the Web as part of their daily routine, we combined video recordings of online activity with targeted interviews of eleven experienced web users. From these ... Keywords: augmented information assimilation, information diet, information foraging theory, long tail, sensemaking, social bookmarking, social web, web 2.0
Brynn Evans; Stuart Card
Web-based Mathematics Education: MeML Design and Implementation
Web-based Mathematics Education: MeML Design and Implementation Paul S. Wang, Yi Zhou, Xiao Zou Abstract--The Web-based Mathematics Education framework (WME) aims to create a Web for mathematics (MeML), the MeML processor (Woodpecker, browser plug-in), and on-Web Mathematics Education Services
Selinger, Robin L. Blumberg
Using Dataplot with the Web
Using DATAPLOT with the Web. Web Applications Increasingly ... this. 1. Generating Dataplot Output for Web Applications. Output Can ...
From real to metaphoric maps: Cartography as a visual language for organizing and sharing knowledge
In this paper we discuss about geographic representations as a basis for describing, organizing, accessing and understanding heterogeneous shared information on the web. Maps are popular on the web, because of the reference to space, the most important ... Keywords: Geographic web, Knowledge representation, Map, Metaphor, Navigation
Augusto Celentano; Fabio Pittarello
The clientless WebVPN connectivity option being offered by the OCIO significantly enhances the speed as well as the interoperability between different operating systems/Internet service providers (ISP) which results in an improved overall user experience when using VPN services to access corporate applications remotely.
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Characterizing Web Document Change
The World Wide Web is growing and changing at an astonishing rate. For the information in the web to be useful, web information systems such as search engines have to keep up with the growth and change of the web. In this paper we study how web documents ...
Lipyeow Lim; Min Wang; Sriram Padmanabhan; Jeffrey Scott Vitter; Ramesh C. Agarwal
Toward the Intelligent Web Systems
The grand vision of Tim Barners-Lee, director of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) founded in 1994, of changing the non-semantic Web (Web 1.0, Web 2.0) to semantic Web (Web 3.0) will connect all the web sites and will make their systems interoperable. ... Keywords: Semantic Web, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Intelligent Web Systems
Radha Guha
Web Site Metadata
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Verifying Interactive Web Programs
Web programs are important, increasingly representing the primary public interfaces of commercial organizations. Unfortunately, Web programs also exhibit numerous flaws. In addition to the usual correctness problems faced by software, Web programs must ...
Daniel R. Licata; Shriram Krishnamurthi
Innovative healthcare services for nomadic users
Mobile users require location based, situation aware services, especially when healthcare is involved Within �Nomadic Media� an Eureka-ITEA International projects, Ontology based semantic web service discovery and orchestration have been ...
Marcello Melgara; Luigi Romano; Fabio Rocca; Alberto Sanna; Daniela Marino; Riccardo Serafin
DOE Research and Development Accomplishments XML Service
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Piggy bank: experience the semantic web inside your web browser
The Semantic Web Initiative envisions a Web wherein information is offered free of presentation, allowing more effective exchange and mixing across web sites and across web pages. But without substantial Semantic Web content, few tools will be written ...
David Huynh; Stefano Mazzocchi; David Karger
Web accessible image similarity measurements
Web accessible image similarity measurements. Background: There ... messages). Web Access to Image Similarity Measurements. ...
Large Consistent Geometric Landmark Maps
The autonomous operation of an intelligent service robot in practical applications requires that the robot builds up a map of the environment by itself, even for large environments like supermarkets. This paper presents a solution to the problem of building ...
Wolfgang D. Rencken; Wendelin Feiten; Martin Soika
Teacher Resource Center: Fermilab Web Resources
Fermilab Web Resources Fermilab Web Resources TRC Home TRC Fact Sheet Library Curricular Resources Science Fair Resources Bibliographies sciencelines The Best of sciencelines Archives Annotated List of URLs Catalog Teacher's Lounge Full Workshop Catalog Customized Workshops Scheduled Workshops Special Opportunities Teacher Networks Science Lab Fermilab Science Materials Samplers Order Form Science Safety Issues Tech Room Fermilab Web Resources The following materials are on the webserver. Fermilab Resources for Students - You might bookmark some of these resources to give your students easy access to information. Fermilab Resources for Students - You might bookmark some of these resources to give your students easy access to information. Photographs and video clips from Fermilab's Visual Media Services
NNDC Data Services
The National Nuclear Data Center has provided remote access to some of its resources since 1986. The major databases and other resources available currently through NNDC Web site are summarized. The National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) has provided remote access to the nuclear physics databases it maintains and to other resources since 1986. With considerable innovation access is now mostly through the Web. The NNDC Web pages have been modernized to provide a consistent state-of-the-art style. The improved database services and other resources available from the NNOC site at www.nndc.bnl.govwill be described.
Tuli, J.K.; Sonzogni,A.
OSDA: Open service discovery architecture for efficient cross-domain service provisioning
Emerging service-oriented architectures are pushing towards on-demand and ''on the fly'' composition of applications and business processes. In order to support service composition, the underlying infrastructure must provide a facility for on-demand ... Keywords: Cross-domain service infrastructure, Peer-to-peer systems, Service discovery, Web services, XML-based communication
Noura Limam; Joanna Ziembicki; Reaz Ahmed; Youssef Iraqi; Dennis Tianshu Li; Raouf Boutaba; Fernando Cuervo
Design Planning in End-User Web Development: Gender, Feature Exploration and Feelings of Success
We report an empirical study of nonprogrammers who built a database-centered web application using an end-user web development tool. Half of the users spent time planning their project by creating a concept map before starting the programming; across ... Keywords: End-user programming, Gender HCI, web development
Mary Beth Rosson; Hansa Sinha; Tisha Edor
Why Web GIS May Not be Enough: A Case Study with the Virtual Research Vessel
Why Web GIS May Not be Enough: A Case Study with the Virtual Research Vessel DAWN J. WRIGHT1 infrastructure is desired and needed for ready access to data and the resulting maps via web GIS, in order, and the quantitative evaluation of scientific hypotheses. For widespread data access, web GIS is therefore only
Wright, Dawn Jeannine
Towards linked open services and processes
The combination of semantic technology and Web services in form of 'Semantic Web Services' has until now been oriented towards extension of the WS-* stack with ontology-based descriptions. The same time, there is a strong movement away from this stack ...
Reto Krummenacher; Barry Norton; Adrian Marte
Web data processing on the cloud
Cloud computing is emerging as a highly scalable, fault-tolerant, and cost-effective way to process large amounts of information on the Web. Thanks in part to new data processing paradigms designed with the Cloud in mind (such as MapReduce[1], HDFS[2], ...
Shahan Khatchadourian; Mariano Consens; Jerome Simeon
Improving Access to Web Content at Google
1 Improving Access to Web Content at Google Loretta Guarino Reid (email@example.com) Srinivas Annam (firstname.lastname@example.com) March 12, 2008 #12;2 Overview Accessibility developments for : · Gmail · Search · Toolbar · Maps & Transit · Books · Video & Captions · Short Topics Calendar, Google Groups
Cortes, Corinna
Web Migration The Web What needs to be fixed?
Web Update Web Migration #12;2 The Web What needs to be fixed? · Lack of governance · Lack of clear roles and responsibilities for Web team · Multiple people working with the Web across the site-term Web Task Force to get lab input on above #12;3 Where Do We Stand? · Creation of Web Task Force
Wechsler, Risa H.
WebGen Systems | Open Energy Information
WebGen Systems WebGen Systems Jump to: navigation, search Logo: WebGen Systems Name WebGen Systems Address 41 Linksey Way Place Cambridge, Massachusetts Zip 02142 Sector Efficiency Product Software for energy conservation and control in commerical buildings Website http://www.webgensystems.com/ Coordinates 42.364771°, -71.0800567° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":42.364771,"lon":-71.0800567,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
DOE Grids Service Transition
DOE Grids Service Transition DOE Grids Service Transition Services Overview ECS Audio/Video Conferencing Fasterdata IPv6 Network Network Performance Tools (perfSONAR) ESnet OID Registry PGP Key Service Virtual Circuits (OSCARS) DOE Grids Service Transition Contact Us Technical Assistance: 1 800-33-ESnet (Inside the US) 1 800-333-7638 (Inside the US) 1 510-486-7600 (Globally) 1 510-486-7607 (Globally) Report Network Problems: firstname.lastname@example.com Provide Web Site Feedback: email@example.com DOE Grids Service Transition Background ESnet has decided to transition support and management for the certificate services provided by the DOE Grids public key infrastructure (PKI) to the Open Sciences Grid (OSG). OSG and ESnet provide service to many of the same user communities, and have long been collaborators in the areas of identity
A_2-web immanants
We describe the rank 3 Temperley-Lieb-Martin algebras in terms of Kuperberg's A_2-webs. We define consistent labelings of webs, and use them to describe the coefficients of decompositions into irreducible webs. We introduce web immanants, inspired by Temperley-Lieb immanants of Rhoades and Skandera. We show that web immanants are positive when evaluated on totally positive matrices, and describe some further properties.
Pylyavskyy, Pavlo
SALSA: QoS-aware load balancing for autonomous service brokering
The evolution towards ''Software as a Service'', facilitated by various web service technologies, has led to applications composed of a number of service building blocks. These applications are dynamically composed by web service brokers, but rely critically ... Keywords: Autonomous system, High throughput, Load balancing, Service brokering, Simulated annealing, Weighted round-robin
Bas Boone; Sofie Van Hoecke; Gregory Van Seghbroeck; Niels Joncheere; Viviane Jonckers; Filip De Turck; Chris Develder; Bart Dhoedt
User-centric composition of service front-ends at the presentation layer
The emerge of web services in Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA) within companies or at the global internet offers new ways for the creation of web applications. Even though the composition of services via business processes are covered by existing ... Keywords: UI integration, service composition at the presentation layer, service front-ends
Tobias Nestler; Lars Dannecker; Andreas Pursche
Knowledge mapping for rapidly evolving domains: A design science approach
Knowledge mapping can provide comprehensive depictions of rapidly evolving scientific domains. Taking the design science approach, we developed a Web-based knowledge mapping system (i.e., Nano Mapper) that provides interactive search and analysis on ... Keywords: Design science, Information systems, Knowledge mapping
Yan Dang; Yulei Zhang; Paul Jen-Hwa Hu; Susan A. Brown; Hsinchun Chen
A rigorous approach to orchestrating grid services
Although conceived for web services, it is shown how BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) can be used to orchestrate a collection of grid services. This is achieved using the technique of CRESS (Communication Representation Employing Systematic ... Keywords: Bpel (Business Process Execution Language), Grid service, Lotos (Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification), Service orchestration
Kenneth J. Turner; Koon Leai Larry Tan
A quality of service (QoS)-aware execution plan selection approach for a service composition process
The quality of service (QoS)-aware service composition (QSC) problem is to find an execution plan of a service composition process which can ensure that the quality of service meets given user requirements. This paper proposes a branch and bound for ... Keywords: Flexible constraint, QoS, Service composition, Web services
Min Liu; Mingrui Wang; Weiming Shen; Nan Luo; Junwei Yan
NDB Site Map
Site map NDB Home Search Structures Search DNA Search RNA Advanced Search Nucleic acid tools RNA 3D motif atlas Non-redundant lists RNA base triples atlas WebFR3D R3D Align Contact NDB Mailing Address About NDB NDB Members Goal References Publications Site map Tools Software Standards Standard Reference Supplementary Information Ideal Geometries X-PLOR Parameters Valence Geometries RNA Ontology Consortium mmCIF Resources PDBML Resources Education Introduction to Nucleic Acids: DNA Definition of terms RNA Base Pair Families RNA Base-Phosphate Families Base Stacking Interactions Non Redundant list Equivalence classes RNA 3D Motifs Relative Frequency Introduction to Nucleic Acids: RNA Nucleic Acid Highlight (PDB): DNA DNA Polymerase Nucleosome Transfer RNA RNA Polymerase Self-splicing RNA
The Adversarial Route Analysis Tool: A Web Application
The Adversarial Route Analysis Tool is a type of Google maps for adversaries. It's a web-based Geospatial application similar to Google Maps. It helps the U.S. government plan operations that predict where an adversary might be. It's easily accessible and maintainble and it's simple to use without much training.
Casson, William H. Jr. [Los Alamos National Laboratory
Workload-Aware Load Balancing for Clustered Web Servers
We focus on load balancing policies for homogeneous clustered Web servers that tune their parameters on-the-fly to adapt to changes in the arrival rates and service times of incoming requests. The proposed scheduling policy, AdaptLoad, monitors the incoming ... Keywords: Clustered Web servers, self-managing clusters, load balance, locality awareness, workload characterization, static and dynamic pages.
Qi Zhang; Alma Riska; Wei Sun; Evgenia Smirni; Gianfranco Ciardo
Discrimination of personal web pages by extracting subjective expressions
This paper presents a method for discriminating between personal and non-personal web pages. The method can support surveys of personal opinions about products and services. In the proposed method, subjective expressions are extracted from pages ... Keywords: document classification, films, movies, personal opinions, personal preferences, personal web pages, products, restaurants, subjective expressions, tourist destinations
Takahiro Hayashi; Koji Abe; Debabrata Roy; Rikio Onai
Users, Queries and Documents: A Unified Representation for Web Mining
The collective feedback of the users of an Information Retrieval system has been proved to be useful in many tasks. A popular approach in the literature is to process the logs stored by Internet Service Providers (ISP), Intranet proxies or Web search ... Keywords: Web Logs, User Feedback, Query Clustering, Query Recommendations, Query Suggestions
Michelangelo Diligenti; Marco Gori; Marco Maggini
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Mullins, Dyche
The emerging market for Web-based enterprise software
Web-based enterprise software - sometimes referred to as "Software as a Service" (SaaS) or "on demand software" - is a major wave of innovation that introduces a new technical and economic model to enterprise software. The ...
G�ldi, Andreas (Andreas Jakob)
MAP 5.50: PJM Service Area in Virginia PJM operates the electric transmission system in Virginia served by Allegheny Power (AP), American
(DOM), as shown on MAP 5.50. The transmission system in Virginia delivers power to customers from native generation resources and power transfers across tie-line facilities with the rest of the PJM and other adjoining systems to the west and south. Critical RTEP Issues in Virginia PJM continues to address a number of issues with a bearing on reliability in Virginia and the regional transmission expansion plans required to maintain it: A new 502 Junction-Mt. Storm-Meadowbrook-Loudoun 500kV transmission line is needed to avoid reliability criteria violations in 2011 and maintain power transfers to serve northern
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Web Development Web Development As computer-based applications become increasingly popular for the delivery of health care training and information, the need for Web development in support of these tools continues to grow. The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) provides Web development capabilities to government agencies and organizations interested in converting training and education programs based on traditional means of communication into a variety of tools that suit the technology skills of today's health care providers and patients. ORISE develops Web-based training and informational products that expand the reach of targeted health messages to key audiences. Our specific capabilities include: Web applications development User experience testing
Web Mining for Web Personalization1 Magdalini Eirinaki, Michalis Vazirgiannis
Trends was one of the first suppliers of inexpensive and popular Web analysers, with its WebTrends Log Analyzer
Eirinaki, Magdalini
An approach to improve the accessibility and usability of existing web system
The Web is currently the main way of providing computing services, reaching a larger number of users with different characteristics. As the complexity and interactivity of systems is increased, users become more demanding towards all the requirements ... Keywords: user requirements, web systems, web usability and accessibility
Ana Luiza Dias, Renata Pontin de Mattos Fortes, Paulo Cesar Masiero, Willian Massami Watanabe, Matheus Edson Ramos
Using certes to infer client response time at the web server
As businesses continue to grow their World Wide Web presence, it is becoming increasingly vital for them to have quantitative measures of the mean client perceived response times of their web services. We present Certes (CliEnt Response Time Estimated ... Keywords: Web server, client perceived response time
David Olshefski; Jason Nieh; Dakshi Agrawal
Storage and Reliability on Microgrid Viability: A Study ofBerkeley Lab, Berkeley, CA, USA Microgrid Symposium. Held atfor a building or microgrid. Definitions of a microgrid can
Stadler, Michael
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Web service for finding ribosomal frameshifts
Recent advances in biomedical research have generated a huge amount of data and software to deal with the data. Many biomedical systems use heterogeneous data structures and incompatible software components, so integration of software components into ...
Yanga Byun; Sanghoon Moon; Kyungsook Han
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OpenEI Community - web services
listing listing http://en.openei.org/community/blog/openei-api-listing We had an internal OpenEI strategy conversation just this week, and we spoke somewhat indirectly about a list of energy APIs on OpenEI. We have the Energy Hackathon Resource page, but I want to draw energy developers here instead of a plain vanilla page. Wouldn't it be nice to have a list, perhaps a faceted list, of energy APIs, datasets, etc?read more http://en.openei.org/community/blog/openei-api-listing#comments developer
Engineering Reliability into Web Sites: Google SRE
Engineering Reliability into Web Sites: Google SRE Alex Perry firstname.lastname@example.com Santa Monica SRE, Google #12;Abstract This talk introduces Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) at Google, explaining, Santa Monica, Dublin and Kirkland manage Google's many services and websites. They draw upon the Linux
Piggy Bank: Experience the Semantic Web inside your web browser
The Semantic Web Initiative envisions a Web wherein information is offered free of presentation, allowing more effective exchange and mixing across web sites and across web pages. But without substantial Semantic Web content, few tools will be written ... Keywords: Annotation, Browsing, Collaboration, Screen scraping, Semantic Web, Sharing, Tagging
ORNL DAAC WebGIS
WebGIS Overview WebGIS is an Internet based technology that enables users to browse, query, and display spatial data using a standard web browser. The ORNL DAAC WebGIS is based...
Web-Style Multimedia Annotations
the Semantic Web. World Wide Web Consortium, Working Draft20] Erik Wilde. Declarative Web 2.0. In Weide Chang andUCB iSchool Report 2007-014 Web-Style Multimedia Annotations
Shaw, Ryan; Wilde, Erik
Modeling of Service-Level Agreements for Composed Services
As Web services are increasingly accepted and used, the next step for them is the development of hierarchical and distributed services that can perform more complex tasks. In this paper, we focus on how to develop guarantees for the performance of an ...
David Daly; Gautam Kar; William H. Sanders
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Indiana Web Sites Other Links : Indiana Electricity Profile: Indiana Energy Profile: Indiana Restructuring: Last Updated: April 2007 . Sites: Links ...
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Florida Web Sites Other Links : Florida Electricity Profile: Florida Energy Profile: Florida Restructuring: Last Updated: April 2007 . Sites: Links ...
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MIDC: Web Site Search
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Bias on the web
When it comes to measuring bias on the Web, there is clearly strength in numbers (of search engines, that is).
Abbe Mowshowitz; Akira Kawaguchi
ORNL DAAC, Map Server for Flux Data, June 12, 2003
for FLUXNET Data The ORNL DAAC has developed a Web map server to help users locate flux tower sites from around the world. Users can choose from more than 210 sites in the FLUXNET...
Web search clickstreams
Search engines are a vital part of the Web and thus the Internet infrastructure. Therefore understanding the behavior of users searching the Web gives insights into trends, and enables enhancements of future search capabilities. Possible data sources ... Keywords: HTTP traces, clickstream, markov model, web search
Nils Kammenhuber; Julia Luxenburger; Anja Feldmann; Gerhard Weikum
Web Version of the Artificial Neural Network Short Term Load Forecaster (WebANNSTLF 6.0)
The EPRI-developed ANNSTLF (Artificial Neural Network Short-Term Load Forecaster) is a neural-network load forecasting software system that uses historical load and weather parameters to predict future load values. EPRI has upgraded the most recent desktop version of the software (ANNSTLF 5.1) to a web-based version (WebANNSTLF 6.0). The new version, which retains almost all the functionally of ANNSTLF 5.1, features a web-based user interface that makes it possible to exploit a wide range of web services.
About Fermilab - Web Picture Book
About Fermilab About Fermilab Web Picture Book Locations Accelerators Experiments and Projects Culture and Recreation Locations (Click thumbnails for larger images and full descriptions) Wilson Hall and Ramsey Auditorium Wilson Hall, inspired by a Gothic cathedral in Beauvais, France, is the focal point... Lederman Science Education Center Named for Fermilab's second director and Nobel Prize... Cancer Treatment Facility With funding from the National Cancer Institute, scientists developed... Feynman Computing Center The Computing Division is responsible for a variety of services... Silicon-Detector Laboratory The advent of silicon detectors has revolutionized the field of particle physics... Industrial Area Five buildings, called the industrial area, are devoted to the design, testing...
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Addressing & invocation of IMS-attached services
Services provided by non-IMS enabled platforms (e.g. home electronics, entertainment systems, and various home appliances) are typically not accessible to remote users such as IMS subscribers in spite of the ubiquity of modern mobile communications. ... Keywords: IMS, SIP, presence, service addressing, service discovery, service mapping, service registration
Roman Levenshteyn; Ioannis Fikouras; Salvatore Loreto; Gonzalo Camarillo
DATA CONCERN AWARE QUERYING FOR THE INTEGRATION OF DATA SERVICES Muhammad Intizar Ali, Reinhard,firstname.lastname@example.com Keywords: Data Services, Database as a Service, Data Services Integration, Data Concerns, XQuery. Abstract: There is an increasing trend for organizations to publish data over the web using data services. The published data
Dustdar, Schahram
Drying of fiber webs
DOE Patents (OSTI)
A process and an apparatus for high-intensity drying of fiber webs or sheets, such as newsprint, printing and writing papers, packaging paper, and paperboard or linerboard, as they are formed on a paper machine. The invention uses direct contact between the wet fiber web or sheet and various molten heat transfer fluids, such as liquified eutectic metal alloys, to impart heat at high rates over prolonged durations, in order to achieve ambient boiling of moisture contained within the web. The molten fluid contact process causes steam vapor to emanate from the web surface, without dilution by ambient air; and it is differentiated from the evaporative drying techniques of the prior industrial art, which depend on the uses of steam-heated cylinders to supply heat to the paper web surface, and ambient air to carry away moisture, which is evaporated from the web surface. Contact between the wet fiber web and the molten fluid can be accomplished either by submersing the web within a molten bath or by coating the surface of the web with the molten media. Because of the high interfacial surface tension between the molten media and the cellulose fiber comprising the paper web, the molten media does not appreciately stick to the paper after it is dried. Steam generated from the paper web is collected and condensed without dilution by ambient air to allow heat recovery at significantly higher temperature levels than attainable in evaporative dryers.
Warren, David W. (9253 Glenoaks Blvd., Sun Valley, CA 91352)
A process and an apparatus are disclosed for high-intensity drying of fiber webs or sheets, such as newsprint, printing and writing papers, packaging paper, and paperboard or linerboard, as they are formed on a paper machine. The invention uses direct contact between the wet fiber web or sheet and various molten heat transfer fluids, such as liquefied eutectic metal alloys, to impart heat at high rates over prolonged durations, in order to achieve ambient boiling of moisture contained within the web. The molten fluid contact process causes steam vapor to emanate from the web surface, without dilution by ambient air; and it is differentiated from the evaporative drying techniques of the prior industrial art, which depend on the uses of steam-heated cylinders to supply heat to the paper web surface, and ambient air to carry away moisture, which is evaporated from the web surface. Contact between the wet fiber web and the molten fluid can be accomplished either by submersing the web within a molten bath or by coating the surface of the web with the molten media. Because of the high interfacial surface tension between the molten media and the cellulose fiber comprising the paper web, the molten media does not appreciatively stick to the paper after it is dried. Steam generated from the paper web is collected and condensed without dilution by ambient air to allow heat recovery at significantly higher temperature levels than attainable in evaporative dryers. 6 figs.
Warren, D.W.
Ocean Color Web | Data.gov
Ocean Color Web Ocean Color Web Ocean Data Tools Technical Guide Map Gallery Regional Planning Feedback Ocean You are here Data.gov » Communities » Ocean » Data Ocean Color Web Dataset Summary Description A comprehensive image analysis package for the processing, display, analysis, and quality control of ocean color data. Tags {Ocean,"water color",spectrometer,"sea viewing",MODIS,"marine biology",NASA,GSFC,"Goddard Space Flight Center"} Dataset Ratings Overall 0 No votes yet Data Utility 0 No votes yet Usefulness 0 No votes yet Ease of Access 0 No votes yet Dataset Additional Information Last Updated 15-Jan-2010 Publisher National Aeronautics and Space Administration Contact Name Contact Email email@example.com Unique Identifier NASA-1547
Enterprise Service Bus Implementation Profile
The purpose of this report is to define an implementation profile for International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61968 using technologies commonly found on an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). More specifically, this document describes how message payloads defined by parts 3 through 9 of IEC 61968 are conveyed using Web Services and the Java Message Service (JMS). The goal is to provide details that are sufficient to enable implementations of IEC 61968 to be interoperable.
NSLS Services | Repair & Equipment Services
Repair & Equipment Services Repair & Equipment Services Cleaning Facility (BNL Central Shops) Solvent cleaning of vacuum parts and leak checking service is also available. Work is billed to each user via a BNL ILR. Contact the NSLS Building Manager to arrange for any of these services. Electronics Repair Limited repairs for electronic equipment are available from an outside contractor through the Control Room. Contact Control Room Supervisor Randy Church (x2550 or x2736, pager 5310). Shipping memos are filled out on the web, and pick ups are on Fridays. Come to the Control Room for assistance. The user should call the contractor on the day before scheduled pickups to alert the contractor of the pickup. Items to be repaired should be left in the Control Room with the completed shipping memo. Costs are charged to the
Staff Services | Brookhaven National Lab
Our mission is to provide services that support and assist the world-class Our mission is to provide services that support and assist the world-class scientific research performed at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Our services are available to all Brookhaven Departments, Divisions, guests, users, and visiting researchers. The Staff Services office is located in Building 400, 20 Brookhaven Avenue. Get maps and directions. Food Services food services Food services are an integral part of life at BNL. We offer an on-site cafeteria, full service restaurant, a cafe serving Starbuck's coffee and vending machines. Housing Services housing services BNL attracts more than 4,500 visiting scientists from all over the world each year. To support our guests, 333 on-site housing units are available for rent. Mail Services mail services The BNL Mail Room handles all official U.S. mail, through our on-site U.S.
Developing for Web Integration in Sisyphus-IV: WebGrid-II Experience
The Sisyphus-IV initiative was proposed to encourage research based on the collaborative use of knowledge acquisition and management tools through the net and web and, in particular, the integration of web tools at different sites through the net. This article describes experience in the provision of web-based services for knowledge elicitation, analysis, comparison, modeling and inference to remote users accessing them through the net using a standard web browser. It describes the key features of the system architecture, provision for the support of remote users, how collaboration is supported, and the various means whereby integration is achieved with other systems. 1 Introduction One major dimension of research reported through the Knowledge Acquisition Workshops is that theories, methodologies and techniques have been made operational through their implementation in tools that have been demonstrated to the community. It was natural also to attempt to share these tools in order to...
Brian Gaines And; Brian R. Gaines; Mildred L. G. Shaw
Semantic Web approach to smart link generation for Web navigations
The rapid development of the Internet has led to diverse applications of accessing various Web resources, such as Web pages, XML documents, pictures and video and audio files. Intelligently discovering how these Web resources are related in order to ... Keywords: OWL, RuleML, Web navigation, XLink, semantic Web
Shang-Juh Kao; I-Ching Hsu
Security Analysis and Improvement Model for Web-based Applications
Today the web has become a major conduit for information. As the World Wide Web?s popularity continues to increase, information security on the web has become an increasing concern. Web information security is related to availability, confidentiality, and data integrity. According to the reports from http://www.securityfocus.com in May 2006, operating systems account for 9% vulnerability, web-based software systems account for 61% vulnerability, and other applications account for 30% vulnerability. In this dissertation, I present a security analysis model using the Markov Process Model. Risk analysis is conducted using fuzzy logic method and information entropy theory. In a web-based application system, security risk is most related to the current states in software systems and hardware systems, and independent of web application system states in the past. Therefore, the web-based applications can be approximately modeled by the Markov Process Model. The web-based applications can be conceptually expressed in the discrete states of (web_client_good; web_server_good, web_server_vulnerable, web_server_attacked, web_server_security_failed; database_server_good, database_server_vulnerable, database_server_attacked, database_server_security_failed) as state space in the Markov Chain. The vulnerable behavior and system response in the web-based applications are analyzed in this dissertation. The analyses focus on functional availability-related aspects: the probability of reaching a particular security failed state and the mean time to the security failure of a system. Vulnerability risk index is classified in three levels as an indicator of the level of security (low level, high level, and failed level). An illustrative application example is provided. As the second objective of this dissertation, I propose a security improvement model for the web-based applications using the GeoIP services in the formal methods. In the security improvement model, web access is authenticated in role-based access control using user logins, remote IP addresses, and physical locations as subject credentials to combine with the requested objects and privilege modes. Access control algorithms are developed for subjects, objects, and access privileges. A secure implementation architecture is presented. In summary, the dissertation has developed security analysis and improvement model for the web-based application. Future work will address Markov Process Model validation when security data collection becomes easy. Security improvement model will be evaluated in performance aspect.
Wang, Yong
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BrainMap `95 workshop
The fourth annual BrainMap workshop was held at La Mansion del Rio Hotel in San Antonio December 3--4, 1995. The conference title was ``Human Brain Mapping and Modeling.`` The meeting was attended by 137 registered participants and 30 observers from 82 institutions representing 12 countries. The meeting focused on the technical issues associated with brain mapping and modeling. A total of 23 papers were presented covering the following topics: spatial normalization and registration; functional image analysis; metanalysis and modeling; and new horizons in biological databases. The full program with abstracts was available on the Research Imaging Center`s web site. A book will be published by John Wiley and Sons prior to the end of 1998.
Integrated k-NN query processing based on geospatial data services
Geospatial data service (GDS) is a type of web service that provides access to collections of geospatial data. User can search remote spatial data through the interface provided by service. This paper focuses on integrated k-NN query processing ...
Guifen Tang; Luo Chen; Yunxiang Liu; Shulei Liu; Ning Jing
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For more than 10 years, TMS has been enhancing its Web site to meet the technical needs of professionals in the materials science and engineering fields.
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... Progress in creating 3D for the Web by Sandy Ressler, a member of the Information Access Division (IAD) in ITL, and others was noted in a recent ...
Integrating GIS and World Wide Web for local elections -- a case study in College Station, Texas
New communication technologies in general and the Internet in particular are changing political life in America. The World Wide Web provides a variety of information with easy access for voters. This thesis explores how the local voting results could be effectively managed by a Relational Database Management System, and how internal and external information communication is easily achieved through the Web. A case study was carried out using local election data from College Station, Texas. A voter information system was developed by integrating GIS and World Wide Web database. Using GIS application software (Arc/View) to manage spatial data and a RDBMS (Unix Oracle database) to manage attribute data, the system can import or export data tables for information management and analysis efficiency. CGI programs are written to connect the database with the users on the Internet. The Web application efficiently and effectively sets up different online services for elections, such as reference maps for precincts in College Station, querying voting places, and viewing local election turnouts in previous years. The thesis finds that the new era of communication can provide better data access for local elections to greatly facilitate information sharing between the government and the voters. Improvement in information access can also potentially promote political participation and help inform the public. Spatial voting patterns for several recent local elections in College Station have been analyzed. Results show that two ballots from College Station local election events have high correlation with the ballots on the recent Munson Avenue issue. The voting patterns are found to have a similar spatial distribution pattern. It suggests that the group of people who vote did not change much in College Station between elections. Those voters are considered to be the kind of residents who have a consistent desire to seek ways of helping local government solve community problems. The voting information system built online could serve those people in the best possible way.
Shi, Bing
On Web Annotations: Promises and Pitfalls of Current Web Infrastructure
Annotations are a mechanism that can support a variety of document-centric collaboration applications. The ubiquity of web content motivates the need for a web annotation system that supports collaborative creation of web content. Annotation system implementations ...
Venu Vasudevan; Mark Palmer
A case for MapReduce over the internet
In recent years, MapReduce programming model and specifically its open source implementation Hadoop has been widely used by organizations to perform large-scale data processing tasks such as web-indexing, data mining as well as scientific simulations. ... Keywords: MapReduce, data center, data processing, distributed processing
Hrishikesh Gadre; Ivan Rodero; Javier Diaz-Montes; Manish Parashar
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Users may also be interested in the Temperature at Depth Maps for the Continental United States, which are available from the same web page. These maps were produced by the INL Geothermal Technologies Program with data from the Southern Methodist University Geothermal Laboratory.
A speech mashup framework for multimodal mobile services
Amid today's proliferation of Web content and mobile phones with broadband data access, interacting with small-form factor devices is still cumbersome. Spoken interaction could overcome the input limitations of mobile devices, but running an automatic ... Keywords: mashups, multimodal, speech mashup, speech services, speech system architecture, web services
Giuseppe Di Fabbrizio; Thomas Okken; Jay G. Wilpon
U-238: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross...
9.21, 9.30 ABSTRACT: Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in HP Service Manager Web Tier 7.11, 9.21, and 9.30, and HP Service Center Web Tier 6.28, allows remote attackers...
WebKDD 2005: web mining and web usage analysis post-workshop report
In this report, we summarize the contents and outcomes of the recent WebKDD 2005 workshop on Web Mining and Web Usage Analysis that was held in conjunction with the 11th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD ... Keywords: clickstream analysis, mining evolving web data, personalization, profiling, recommender systems, web mining
Olfa Nasraoui; Osmar R. Za�ane; Myra Spiliopoulou; Bamshad Mobasher; Brij Masand; Philip S. YU
WebSubmit: Web-based Applications with Tcl
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Google Web APIs - an Instrument for Webometric Analyses?
Introduction The analysis of the Internet and its applications touches upon varied fields of research such as information science, computer science, economics, and psychology. One reason for the growing scientific interest in the Internet is the already high and still growing amount of web users, applications, contents, and web servers worldwide. Despite a variety of different search engines, there is no doubt about the predominance of Google search engine technology today. Among the factors that have added decisively to Google's success are that over a long period of time, Google has offered the largest index, innovative new services and highly optimized performance and usability. This poster introduces Google Web APIs (Google APIs) as an instrument and playground for webometric studies. Several examples of Google APIs implementations are given. Our examples show that this Google Web Service can be used successfully for informetric Internet based studies albeit with some restriction
Philipp Mayr; Fabio Tosques
Web Recency Maintenance Protocol
In this paper, we propose a new protocol namely Web Recency Maintenance Protocol (WRMP) that employs "push" mechanism to maintain the currency of the World Wide Web (WWW) at Search Engine (SE) site. As of this writing SEs are adopting "pull" technology, ...
K. Satya Sai Prakash; S. V. Raghavan
�Web Science � Dossier Presentation
The Internet is now a constant in all parts of life and at all levels: personal, academic and professional. In only a few years, the Internet has changed the way we relate, study, work, shop, spend our free time, etc. The web, the collection of resources accessible over the Internet, has become a gargantuan oracle where people search, create and share information on any subject, and where they communicate globally, breaking down the barriers of time and space. The possibility of being connected almost all the time from anywhere means that users have a perception of the web as something that is always available to cover any need. The rapid evolution of the technology available, both hardware and software, together with its relatively low cost, means that ever more users access the web and use it for more reasons. Web science, which has become a hot topic recently, looks to explain the evolution of the web as a complex organism and
Juli� Minguill�n; Daniel Riera; Juli� Minguill�n
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NVLAP Interactive Web Site (NIWS)
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DOE Launches New Smart Grid Web Portal | Department of Energy
Smart Grid Web Portal Smart Grid Web Portal DOE Launches New Smart Grid Web Portal January 13, 2011 - 5:54pm Addthis Today, the DOE General Counsel's Office is launching a new Smart Gird web portal. In October, the General Counsel's office released two reports exploring technological and legal issues critical for the continued development of the Smart Grid. Drawing upon significant public participation, the reports recommended several next steps to assist utilities and other stakeholders in the rollout of Smart Grid technologies and applications. One of these recommendations was to provide a public portal for information on a variety of issues, including data access and privacy, priority of service, wireless spectrum, and network reliability. The newly-designed and enhanced Smart Grid Information web page can be
Six Sigma Approach to Improve Quality in E-Services: An Empirical Study in Jordan
This paper investigates the application of the Six Sigma approach to improve quality in electronic services e-services as more countries are adopting e-services as a means of providing services to their people through the Web. This paper presents a case ... Keywords: Customer Service, E-Service, Information Quality, Personalization, Quality, Reliability, Responsiveness, Six Sigma, System Quality, Website Design
Sitalakshmi Venkatraman; Salah Alhyari; Moutaz Alazab; Mamoun Alazab; Ammar Alazab
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Cooperative Extension Services The Cooperative Extension Services of each state can help with many common inquiries. We recommend you contact your local state cooperative extension web site to get help with tricky insect problems, best varieties to plant in your area, or general maintenance of your garden. Alabama www.aces.edu Alaska www.uaf.edu/coop-ext Arizona extension.arizona.edu/ Arkansas www.uaex.edu California www.ucanr.org Colorado www.ext.colostate.edu Connecticut www.cag.uconn.edu/ces/ces/ Deleware ag.udel.edu/extension Florida solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/ Georgia extension.uga.edu/ Hawaii http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/site/ extprograms.aspx Idaho www.extension.uidaho.edu/ Illinois web.extension.illinois.edu/state/ Indiana www.ag.purdue.edu/extension/
Everything is alive: towards the future wisdom Web of things
The Everything is Alive (EiA) project at University of Arkansas is focused on pervasive computing. We consider that every physical object can be a living smart object and any services can be a living phenomenon. The goal of EiA is to make ... Keywords: RFID, android, arduino, brain informatics, cyber individuals, internet of things, mobile robot, second life, semantic world, smart objects, ubiquitous computing, virtual world, web intelligence, web of things
Akihiro Eguchi; Hung Nguyen; Craig W. Thompson
Service oriented architectures: approaches, technologies and research issues
Service-oriented architectures (SOA) is an emerging approach that addresses the requirements of loosely coupled, standards-based, and protocol- independent distributed computing. Typically business operations running in an SOA comprise a number of invocations ... Keywords: Application and service integration, Asynchronous and event-driven processing, Enterprise bus, Service oriented architecture, Web services
Mike P. Papazoglou; Willem-Jan Heuvel
Secure and privacy-preserving execution model for data services
Data services have almost become a standard way for data publishing and sharing on top of the Web. In this paper, we present a secure and privacy-preserving execution model for data services. Our model controls the information returned during service ... Keywords: RDF views, data services, privacy preservation
Mahmoud Barhamgi, Djamal Benslimane, Said Oulmakhzoune, Nora Cuppens-Boulahia, Frederic Cuppens, Michael Mrissa, Hajer Taktak
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Web Mining � the Ontology Approach
The World Wide Web today provides users access to extremely large number of Web sites many of which contain information of education and commercial values. Due to the unstructured and semi-structured nature of Web pages and the design idiosyncrasy of Web sites, it is a challenging task to develop digital libraries for organizing and managing digital content from the Web. Web mining research, in its last 10 years, has on the other hand made significant progress in categorizing and extracting content from the Web. In this paper, we represent ontology as a set of concepts and their inter-relationships relevant to some knowledge domain. The knowledge provided by ontology is extremely useful in defining the structure and scope for mining Web content. We will therefore review Web mining and describe the ontology approach to Web mining. The application of these Web mining techniques to digital library systems will also be discussed.
Ee-peng Lim; Aixin Sun
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Modeling water resource systems using a service-oriented computing paradigm
Service-oriented computing is a software engineering paradigm that views complex software systems as an interconnected collection of distributed computational components. Each component has a defined web service interface that allows it to be loosely-coupled ... Keywords: Integrated modeling, Systems analysis, Water management, Web services
Jonathan L. Goodall; Bella F. Robinson; Anthony M. Castronova
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Silicon web process development
Silicon dendritic web is a ribbon form of silicon produced from the melt without die shaping, and capable of fabrication into solar cells with greater than 15% AM1 conversion efficiency. This quarterly report describes the work carried out during the period April to June 1980, as part of Phase III of a DOE/JPL-sponsored effort to develop silicon web process technology compatible with the national goals for low cost photovoltaic output power. We have successfully demonstrated eight hours of silicon web growth with closed loop melt level control, a key contract milestone. The result was achieved using a feedback system in which the change in output from a laser melt level sensor was used to control the rate at which silicon pellets were fed to replace the material frozen into web crystal. The melt level was controlled to about +- 0.1mm, well within the range required for stable long term web growth. This is an important step toward the development of a fully automated silicon web growth machine. A second major highlight of this quarter was the completion of an engineering design for a semi-automated web growth machine embodying all the desired features developed so far as part of this program (including e.g. melt replenishment, level sensing and control) as well as some system simplifications. The completed design will serve as a basis for complete system automation.
Duncan, C.S.; Seidensticker, R.G.; McHugh, J.P.; Skutch, M.E.; Hopkins, R.H.
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Web dynamics and their ramifications for the development of web search engines
The World Wide Web has become the largest hypertext system in existence, providing an extremely rich collection of information resources. Compared with conventional information sources, the Web is highly dynamic in the following four factors: size (i.e., ... Keywords: personalized web searching, web dynamics, web link structures, web pages, web search engine, web size, web user interests
Yiping Ke; Lin Deng; Wilfred Ng; Dik-Lun Lee
WebObjects Developer's Guide
From the Publisher:WebObjects is an object-oriented Web application server that is used to generate scalable Web and Java applications from reusable templates. A product of Apple Computer, WebObjects' client list includes such Fortune 500 companies as ...
Ravi Mendis
Characterization of national Web domains
During the last few years, several studies on the characterization of the public Web space of various national domains have been published. The pages of a country are an interesting set for studying the characteristics of the Web because at the same ... Keywords: Web characterization, Web measurement
Ricardo Baeza-Yates; Carlos Castillo; Efthimis N. Efthimiadis
Towards web security using PLASMA
The World Wide Web is one of the most significant multi-media applications ever developed-and therefore securing the web is one of the most pressing problems. There exist a number of approaches for securing the World Wide Web which, however, usually ... Keywords: high level security, multimedia, secure communications platform, world wide web
Annette Krannig
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Adaptive web usage profiling
Web usage models and profiles capture significant interests and trends from past accesses. They are used to improve user experience, say through recommendation of pages, pre-fetching of pages, etc. While browsing behavior changes dynamically over time, ...
Bhushan Shankar Suryavanshi; Nematollaah Shiri; Sudhir P. Mudur
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Spider Web Preventing
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Maryland Web Site Report
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Spider Web Construction
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Webs and Posets
The non-Abelian exponentiation theorem has recently been generalised to correlators of multiple Wilson line operators. The perturbative expansions of these correlators exponentiate in terms of sets of diagrams called webs, which together give rise to colour factors corresponding to connected graphs. The colour and kinematic degrees of freedom of individual diagrams in a web are entangled by mixing matrices of purely combinatorial origin. In this paper we relate the combinatorial study of these matrices to properties of partially ordered sets (posets), and hence obtain explicit solutions for certain families of web-mixing matrix, at arbitrary order in perturbation theory. We also provide a general expression for the rank of a general class of mixing matrices, which governs the number of independent colour factors arising from such webs. Finally, we use the poset language to examine a previously conjectured sum rule for the columns of web-mixing matrices which governs the cancellation of the leading subdivergences between diagrams in the web. Our results, when combined with parallel developments in the evaluation of kinematic integrals, offer new insights into the all-order structure of infrared singularities in non-Abelian gauge theories.
Mark Dukes; Einan Gardi; Heather McAslan; Darren J. Scott; Chris D. White
Developing Web sites for Web based expert systems: A Web engineering approach
Abstract: This paper presents a developing process for Web based expert systems and specifically focuses on the developing process of their corresponding Web sites. As a case study, the architecture of a Web site/application, which includes the Landfill Operation Management Advisor (LOMA) expert system, will be presented. The Web site/application is available at
Ioannis M. Dokas
Service-oriented architecture for mobile applications
Mobile phones are becoming a new popular platform for business applications. The number of mobile users increases daily and so does the need for efficient mobile data access and management. However, a traditional approach to business application and ... Keywords: framework, lightweight architecture, mobile, pro-active loading, service composition, web service
Yuri Natchetoi; Viktor Kaufman; Albina Shapiro
Fermilab Map Instructions
Fermilab interactive map is actually a series of maps. The first map in the series--the map that you just clicked on to get this window--is an overview of the entire Fermilab site....
Information systems continuance intention of web-based applications customers: The case of online banking
The proliferation of the Internet has not only allowed businesses to offer their products and services through web-based applications, but it has also undermined their ability to retain their customers. It has reduced search costs, opened up barriers ... Keywords: Commitment, Commitment-Trust theory, End-user relationship, Relationship marketing, Retention, Trust, Web-based application
Banphot Vatanasombut; Magid Igbaria; Antonis C. Stylianou; Waymond Rodgers
Hourly analysis of a very large topically categorized web query log
We review a query log of hundreds of millions of queries that constitute the total query traffic for an entire week of a general-purpose commercial web search service. Previously, query logs have been studied from a single, cumulative view. In contrast, ... Keywords: query log analysis, web search
Steven M. Beitzel; Eric C. Jensen; Abdur Chowdhury; David Grossman; Ophir Frieder
Maps and Shuttle - TMS
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Developing a web-enabled HLA federate based on portico RTI
This paper presents an approach to implement distributed simulation software to test, validate and improve information exchange between enterprises. The approach assumes some of the recently released HLA Evolved standard web service requirements. The ...
Zhiying Tu; Gregory Zacharewicz; David Chen
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V-178: IBM Data Studio Web Console Java Multiple Vulnerabilities |
8: IBM Data Studio Web Console Java Multiple Vulnerabilities 8: IBM Data Studio Web Console Java Multiple Vulnerabilities V-178: IBM Data Studio Web Console Java Multiple Vulnerabilities June 14, 2013 - 6:00am Addthis PROBLEM: IBM has acknowledged a weakness and two vulnerabilities in IBM Data Studio PLATFORM: IBM Data Studio 3.x ABSTRACT: IBM Data Studio Web Console uses the IBM Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and might be affected by vulnerabilities in the IBM JRE REFERENCE LINKS: Secunia Advisory SA53778 IBM Flash Alert 1640533 CVE-2013-0169 CVE-2013-0440 CVE-2013-0443 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: High DISCUSSION: An unspecified vulnerability within the JSSE component could allow: 1) A remote attacker to cause a denial of service 2) To statistically observe the time necessary to generate/receive error messages and deduce the plaintext after a relatively small number of
Web accessibility compliance of government web sites in Korea
This paper introduces Korean web accessibility activities, such as relational laws, ordinances, policies, guidelines. It also presents analytical result of the investigation on web-contents accessibilities of the 39 Korean government agencies. The result ...
Joonho Hyun; Doojin Choi; Sukil Kim
Web sites related to consumer and professional information Web sites Related to Consumer & Professional Information
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Cloud MapReduce: A MapReduce Implementation on Top of a Cloud Operating System
Like a traditional Operating System (OS), a cloud OS is responsible for managing the low level cloud resources and presenting a high level interface to the application programmers in order to hide the infrastructure details. However, unlike a traditional ... Keywords: cloud, mapreduce, Amazon web services
Huan Liu; Dan Orban
Conceptual Modeling of Data Intensive and Information Intensive Web Applications
Online services can be difficult to conceive and to managedue to their inherent complexity, involving many subjectswith distinct goals (user, managers, public and privateagencies, ...), often regulated by complex norms andprocedures; moreover, they are ... Keywords: Web Site modeling and Design, e-Government, Data Model,Conceptual modeling
Mario Bochicchio; Antonella Longo
Web100: extended TCP instrumentation for research, education and diagnosis
TCP has become the dominant protocol for all network data transport because it presents a simple uniform data delivery service which is sufficient for most applications over all types of lower network layers. By its very nature, TCP's adaption and retransmission ... Keywords: Net100, TCP Performance, Web100, instrumentation
Matt Mathis; John Heffner; Raghu Reddy
Community-oriented spoken web browser for low iiterate users
Heavy penetration of mobile devices in rural areas enables access to information services to low-literate users. While connectivity solves a major issue, concepts such as browsing and searching are not intuitive to such users. This paper presents the ... Keywords: browser, ethnography, icons., low-literate, mobile, multimodal, spoken web
Mahelaqua; Sara Basson; Nitendra Rajput; Kundan Shrivastava; Saurabh Srivastava; John C. Thomas
A World Wide Web Update
A World Wide Web Update The Center for Building Science now has a World Wide Web homepage accessible from the general LBL homepage. Through WWW and the Mosaic browser, Internet...
will be releasing a major revision to its Web site on Thursday, May 27, 2010. To implement this revision, the ORNL DAAC Web Site will be unavialable on May 27, from 10:00 a.m. EDT...
Fundamental Constants on the Web
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Maps/Directions | Y-12 National Security Complex
Visiting Us / Maps/Directions Visiting Us / Maps/Directions Maps/Directions Area Maps Oak Ridge-Knoxville Area - PDF file (199 KB) or web image (167 KB) City of Oak Ridge - PDF file (95 KB) or web image (110 KB) Directions to the Y-12 Visitor Center All visitors to the Y-12 National Security Complex must first check in at the Y-12 Visitor Center, which is open from 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time Monday through Thursday. The Visitor Center is located in New Hope Center, 602 Scarboro Road, at the corner of Scarboro and East Portal roads. The Visitor Center office is on the first floor of New Hope Center and accessible through the main lobby in the center of the building. Entry into the parking area is off East Portal Road. From McGhee Tyson Airport (29 miles) - From the airport, drive
Efficient, automatic web resource harvesting
There are two problems associated with conventional web crawling techniques: a crawler cannot know if all resources at a non-trivial web site have been discovered and crawled ("the counting problem") and the human-readable format of the resources are ... Keywords: OAI-PMH, mod_oai, web crawling
Michael L. Nelson; Joan A. Smith; Ignacio Garcia del Campo
Semantic web reasoners and languages
Semantic web reasoners and languages enable the semantic web to function. Some of the latest reasoning models developed in the last few years are: DLP, FaCT, RACER, Pellet, MSPASS, CEL, Cerebra Engine, QuOnto, KAON2, HermiT and others. Some software ... Keywords: Description logic, Languages, Reasoners, Semantic web
R. B. Mishra; Sandeep Kumar
Sensor system for web inspection
A system for electrically measuring variations over a flexible web has a capacitive sensor including spaced electrically conductive, transmit and receive electrodes mounted on a flexible substrate. The sensor is held against a flexible web with sufficient force to deflect the path of the web, which moves relative to the sensor.
Sleefe, Gerard E. (1 Snowcap Ct., Cedar Crest, NM 87008); Rudnick, Thomas J. (626 E. Jackson Rd., St. Louis, MO 63119); Novak, James L. (11048 Malaguena La. NE., Albuquerque, NM 87111)
The Dynamical Discrete Web
The dynamical discrete web (DDW), introduced in recent work of Howitt and Warren, is a system of coalescing simple symmetric one-dimensional random walks which evolve in an extra continuous dynamical parameter s. The evolution is by independent updating of the underlying Bernoulli variables indexed by discrete space-time that define the discrete web at any fixed s. In this paper, we study the existence of exceptional (random) values of s where the paths of the web do not behave like usual random walks and the Hausdorff dimension of the set of such exceptional s. Our results are motivated by those about exceptional times for dynamical percolation in high dimension by H\\"aggstrom, Peres and Steif, and in dimension two by Schramm and Steif. The exceptional behavior of the walks in DDW is rather different from the situation for dynamical random walks of Benjamini, H\\"aggstrom, Peres and Steif. In particular, we prove that there are exceptional values of s for which the walk from the origin S^s(n) has limsup S^s(n)/\\sqrt n \\leq K with a nontrivial dependence of the Hausdorff dimension on K. We also discuss how these and other results extend to the dynamical Brownian web, a natural scaling limit of DDW. The scaling limit is the focus of a paper in preparation; it was studied by Howitt and Warren and is related to the Brownian net of Sun and Swart.
L. R. G. Fontes; C. M. Newman; K. Ravishankar; E. Schertzer
Continuations and Web Servers
Programming web applications in direct style with the help of continuations is a much simpler, safer, modular and better-performing technology than the current dominating "page-centric" technology combining CGI scripts, active pages or servlets. This ... Keywords: WWW, continuations, hypertext, scheme
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Integrating multiple clinical information systems using the Java message service framework to enable the delivery of urgent exam results at the point of care
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Intelligent and adaptive crawling of Web applications for Web archiving
Abstract. Web sites are dynamic in nature with content and structure changing overtime. Many pages on the Web are produced by content management systems (CMSs) such as WordPress, vBulletin, or phpBB. Tools currently used by Web archivists to preserve the content of the Web blindly crawl and store Web pages, disregarding the CMS the site is based on (leading to suboptimal crawling strategies) and whatever structured content is contained in Web pages (resulting in page-level archives whose content is hard to exploit). We present in this paper an application-aware helper (AAH) that fits into an archiving crawl processing chain to perform intelligent and adaptive crawling of Web applications (e.g., the pages served by a CMS). Because the AAH is aware of the Web application currently crawled, it is able to refine the list of URLs to process and to extend the archive with semantic information about extracted content. To deal with possible changes in structure of Web applications, our AAH includes an adaptation module that makes crawling resilient to small changes in the structure of Web site. We show the value of our approach by comparing the output and efficiency of the AAH with respect to regular Web crawlers, also in the presence of structure change. 1
Muhammad Faheem; Pierre Senellart
We introduce a new combinatorial object called a web world that consists of a set of web diagrams. The diagrams of a web world are generalizations of graphs, and each is built on the same underlying graph. Instead of ordinary vertices the diagrams have pegs, and edges incident to a peg have different heights on the peg. The web world of a web diagram is the set of all web diagrams that result from permuting the order in which endpoints of edges appear on a peg. The motivation comes from particle physics, where web diagrams arise as particular types of Feynman diagrams describing scattering amplitudes in non-Abelian gauge (Yang-Mills) theories. To each web world we associate two matrices called the web-colouring matrix and web-mixing matrix. The entries of these matrices are indexed by ordered pairs of web diagrams (D_1,D_2), and are computed from those colourings of the edges of D_1 that yield D_2 under a transformation determined by each colouring. We show that colourings of a web diagram (whose constituent ...
Dukes, Mark; Steingrimsson, Einar; White, Chris D
Privacy Crisis due to Crisis Response on the Web Shao-Yu Wu, Ming-Hung Wang and Kuan-Ta Chen
--In recent disasters, the web has served as a medium of communication among disaster response teams are normally the top concerns in designing disaster response web services, where a design of free-formed inputs disclosure and privacy leakage. In this paper, using a case study of a real-life disaster response service
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The Strength of Weak Cooperation: an Attempt to Understand the Meaning of Web 2.0
Abstract: This paper examines some continuities and ruptures in the use of Web 2.0 such as blogs, social media, user-generated content services etc. vis-�-vis earlier web services. We hypothesize that one of the sociological characteristics of Web 2.0 services is that making personal production public creates a new articulation between individualism and solidarity, which reveals the strength of weak cooperation. Web 2.0 services allow individual contributors to experience cooperation ex post. The strength of the weak cooperation arises from the fact that it is not necessary for individuals to have an ex ante cooperative action plan or altruistic intention. They discover cooperative opportunities only by making public their individual production. The paper illustrates this phenomenon by analysing the uses of different services and by looking at the new process of innovation that appears through Barcamp and Coworking spaces. Key words: Web 2.0, weak cooperation, BarCamp. E choing the euphoric 2000 internet bubble, the Web 2.0 label is now so widespread that it is increasingly difficult to define the boundaries and
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Maximizing Web site availability Authors: High-Volume Web Site Team
Abstract: High availability is more important than ever now that your customers, suppliers, and/or employees rely on your Web site. This paper reviews availability concepts and practices that can help you achieve your availability objectives. It includes a summary of practices that pertain specifically to e-business infrastructures. � Copyright IBM Corporation 200 2 Maximizing Web Site availabilityExecutive summary What happens when your Web site is down? At the least, your site�s users become idle, your staff goes into crisis mode, and everyone�s productivity decreases. At the worst, the users are your customers and they go somewhere else to buy the product or service your company offers. Depending on how long the site is down, customer satisfaction and revenue are diminished, and the reputation of your IT organization, if not your company, is damaged. It�s not a good place to be. That�s why availability is such an important aspect of managing a successful e-business Web site. This paper reviews availability concepts, all of which are well known to IT professionals. Given the increasing complexities of managing e-business infrastructures and the increasing intolerance for any outages, the paper stresses that the basic concepts and practices of availability are more important than ever. It also reviews practices specifically related to e-business infrastructures; understanding and
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The Curvaton Web
We discuss nontrivial features of the large scale structure of the universe in the simplest curvaton model proposed in our paper astro-ph/9610219. The amplitude of metric perturbations in this model takes different values in different parts of the universe. The spatial distribution of the amplitude looks like a web consisting of exponentially large cells. Depending on the relation between the cell size l_0 and the scale of the horizon l_H, one may either live in a part of the universe dominated by gaussian perturbations (inside a cell with l_0 >> l_H), or in the universe dominated by nongaussian perturbations (for l_0 web and anthropic considerations in the string theory landscape.
Andrei Linde; Viatcheslav Mukhanov
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Building a Tag Map for Recommendations in Microblogging
In its brief history of about two decades, the Web has evolved from a technical framework for information dissemination to more of an enabler of social interactions among its users. This weaves a huge virtual social network for users. Finding friends ... Keywords: tag map, recommender, social media, microblogging
Yinghua Xiao; Ting Du; Wen Zhu; Qing Li
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Enhance discovery and retrieval of geospatial data using SOA and Semantic Web technologies
The ability to find and access geospatial data over the Internet through a single tool will be a great benefit for researchers who try to collect relevant data for a particular study. This requires a unified system to bring together diverse data sources ... Keywords: Geospatial data, Information retrieval, Ontologies, Service discovery, Service-oriented architectures, Web information systems
Yong Tian; Mutao Huang
Evaluating Behavioral Change in Multigroup Collaboration for Content Publishing Over the Web
In this article, an evaluation of the behavioral change of groups collaborating towards the production of multilingual digital content is provided by using the data publication duration times as a proxy. In parallel, the assessment of feedback as a stimulant ... Keywords: collaborative group work, digital content, e-services, social behavior, web services
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Quantization of Anosov maps
Cat maps, linear automorphisms of the torus, are standard examples of classically chaotic systems, but they are periodic when quantized, leading to many untypical consequences. Anosov maps are topologically equivalent to cat maps despite being nonlinear. Generalizing the original quantization of cat maps, we establish that quantum Anosov maps have typical spectral fluctuations for classically chaotic systems. The periodic orbit theory for the spectra of quantum Anosov maps is not exact, as it is for cat maps. Nonetheless our calculations verify that the semiclassical trace of the propagator is accurate well beyond any ``log time`` cutoff. {copyright} 1995 Academic Press, Inc.
Basilio de Matos, M.; Ozorio de Almeida, A.M. [IF, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 13081, Campinas, SP (Brazil)
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An Intelligent SQL Tutor on the Web
The paper presents SQLT-Web, a Web-enabled intelligent tutoring system for the SQL database language. SQLT-Web is a Web-enabled version of an earlier, standalone ITS. In this paper we describe how the components of the standalone system were reused to ... Keywords: Web-based ITS, architectures for adaptive and intelligent Web-based educational systems, empirical studies of Web-based adaptive and intelligent educational systems, intelligent problem solving support via the Web, student modelling and student model servers in the Web context
Antonija Mitrovic
Three web accessibility evaluation perspectives for RIA
With the increasing popularity of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), several challenges arise in the area of web accessibility evaluation. A particular set of challenges emerges from RIAs dynamic nature: original static Web specifications can change ... Keywords: automated evaluation, web accessibility, web browser processing, web science
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Inflation in a Web
In a given path with multiple branches, in principle, it can be expected that there are some fork points, where one branch is bifurcated into different branches, or various branches converge into one or several branches. In this paper, it is showed that if there is a web formed by such branches in a given field space, in which each branch can be responsible for a period of slow roll inflation, a multiverse separated by domain wall network will come into being, some of which might corresponds to our observable universe. We discuss this scenario and show possible observations of a given observer at late time.
Sheng Li; Yang Liu; Yun-Song Piao
What's new on the web?: the evolution of the web from a search engine perspective
We seek to gain improved insight into how Web search engines shouldcope with the evolving Web, in an attempt to provide users with themost up-to-date results possible. For this purpose we collectedweekly snapshots of some 150 Web sites over the course ... Keywords: change prediction, degree of change, link structure evolution, rate of change, search engines, web characterization, web evolution, web pages
Alexandros Ntoulas; Junghoo Cho; Christopher Olston
"Dark Web: Exploring and Min-ing the Dark Side of the Web"
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Community-Oriented Models and Applications for the Social Web
The past few years have seen the rapid rise of all things "social" on the web from the growth of online social networks like Facebook, to user-contributed content sites like Flickr and YouTube, to social bookmarking services like Delicious, among many others. Whereas traditional approaches to organizing and accessing the web�s massive amount of information have focused on content-based and link-based approaches, these social systems offer rich opportunities for user-based and community-based exploration and analysis of the web by building on the unprecedented access to the interests and perspectives of millions of users. We focus here on the challenge of modeling and mining social bookmarking systems, in which resources are enriched by large-scale socially generated metadata (�tags�) and contextualized by the user communities that are associated with the resources. Our hypothesis is that an underlying social collective intelligence is embedded in the uncoordinated actions of users on social bookmarking services, and that this social collective intelligence can be leveraged for enhanced web-based information discovery and knowledge sharing. Concretely, we posit the existence of underlying implicit communities in these social bookmarking systems that drive the social bookmarking process which can provide a foundation for community-based organization of web resources. To that end, we make three contributions: � First, we propose a pair of novel probabilistic generative models for describing and modeling community-oriented social bookmarking. We show how these models enable effective extraction of meaningful communities over large real world social bookmarking services. � Second, we develop two frameworks for community-based web information browsing and search that are based on these community-oriented social bookmarking models. We show how both achieve improved discovery and exploration of the social web. � Third, we introduce a community evolution framework for studying and analyzing social bookmarking communities over time. We explore the temporal dimension of social bookmarking and explore the dynamics of community formation, evolution, and dissolution. By uncovering implicit communities, putting them to use in an application scenario (search and browsing), and analyzing them over time, this dissertation provides a foundation for the study of how social knowledge networks are self-organized, a deeper understanding and appreciation of the factors impacting collective intelligence, and the creation of new information access algorithms for leveraging these communities.
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MyLibrary, A Personalization Service for Digital Library Environments
Several initiatives have offered personalized electronic services for digital library users. However, most of these services do not provide users with personalized shared Web environment, recommender system integration, Web link checking mechanism and tools that extend the functionality of Web browsers. MyLibrary at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) provides digital library users (as individuals or groups) with a personalized Web environment while offering all these features. MyLibrary @LANL is the result of a project sponsored by LANL Research Library, which provides electronic services to LANL users (scientists, students, staff, external users, etc). This article explains the motivations for the design and development of the system, presents an overview of the MyLibrary @LANL initiative, summarizes MyLibrary's features, briefly discusses the technical solutions adopted, describes how the system is perceived by its users and addresses some of the directions for future developments of the product.
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A Case Study in Automated Feeder Switching Map Creation
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Keeping Up with the Changing Web
Because information depreciates over time, keeping Web pages current presents new design challenges. This article quantifies what "current" means for Web search engines and estimates how often they must reindex the Web to keep current with its changing ...
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Thin film-coated polymer webs
The present invention relates to thin film-coated polymer webs, and more particularly to thin film electronic devices supported upon a polymer web, wherein the polymer web is treated with a purifying amount of electron beam radiation.
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Eastern Energy Zones Mapping Tool Now Available | Department of Energy
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Parabolic-like maps
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Lomonaco, Luciana Luna Anna
Model for a web based communication system between clinical engineers and medical device companies
The Internet and its use is proliferating. Many medical device manufacturers have their own web sites where they provide useful, but not standardized information about their products and services. Similarly hospitals and clinics also have Web sites that can be accessed for information related to their services, and clinical engineers commonly have Web access. The missing link in this scenario is a Web site that could act as a central point of coned between the clinical engineers and the device manufacturers. Due to huge numbers of both, an elective means of a 'many to many' interaction between the two is presently not available. This project proposes a model of a communication system between clinical engineers and medical device manufacturers based on Internet technologies and relational databases. This model attempts to bridge the communication gap and provide an effective means of information dissemination between device manufacturers and clinical engineers.
Misri, Sandeep
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HQ OCIO Instructions for Using Secure Email (SMail) via HQ OCIO Instructions for Using Secure Email (SMail) via Outlook Web Access with an RSA Token Instructions for Using Secure Email (SMail) via Outlook Web Access with an RSA Token Version 4 April 2010 Office of the Associate CIO for IT Support Services United States Department of Energy DOE HQ OCIO Instructions for Using Secure Email (SMail) via Outlook Web Access with an RSA Token Requirements SMail: 1. An Energy IT Services (EITS) provided Exchange email account. 1 2. An EITS provided RSA SecureID Token with an active account in the EITS-managed RSA Authentication Server. 2 3. Appropriate access granted Active Directory group membership. 3 4. DOEnet or Internet access and a supported web browser. Login Procedure for SMail:
Calibration Services
... of these applications, the Optoelectronics Division provides measurement services at laser power levels from nanowatts to kilowatts and pulse ...
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A framework for web science
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Archiving the relaxed consistency web
The historical, cultural, and intellectual importance of archiving the web has been widely recognized. Today, all countries with high Internet penetration rate have established high-profile archiving initiatives to crawl and archive the fast-disappearing ... Keywords: consistency, digital preservation, social network, web archiving
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WebCAT: Installation Instructions for Windows
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Darboux cyclides and webs from circles
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BNL Web Communication Standards and Guidelines
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Washington at Seattle, University of
MIREX: MapReduce Information Retrieval Experiments
We propose to use MapReduce to quickly test new retrieval approaches on a cluster of machines by sequentially scanning all documents. We present a small case study in which we use a cluster of 15 low cost ma- chines to search a web crawl of 0.5 billion pages showing that sequential scanning is a viable approach to running large-scale information retrieval experiments with little effort. The code is available to other researchers at: http://mirex.sourceforge.net
Hiemstra, Djoerd
Supporting clinical processes with semantic web technologies: a case in breast cancer treatment
Breast cancer surgery is carried out almost entirely manually and there is an obvious risk of human error due to temporary or occasional lack of staff experience (substitutions, sick leaves and other reasons). Another aspect is that the successful ... Keywords: OWL, SOA, automated decision making, breast cancer, cancer treatment, e-healthcare, electronic healthcare, electronic healthcare records, electronic medical records, monitoring, ontologies, ontology web language, patient safety, prognostic factors, semantic web, service-oriented architecture
Ainhoa Serna Nocedal; Jon Kepa Gerrikagoitia; Iker Huerga
NREL: Dynamic Maps, GIS Data, and Analysis Tools - Solar Maps
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Enterprise application reuse: Semantic discovery of business grid services
Web services have emerged as a prominent paradigm for the development of distributed software systems as they provide the potential for software to be modularized in a way that functionality can be described, discovered and deployed in a platform independent ... Keywords: Ontological modeling, Semantic Grid, Semantic search, Service discovery
David Bell; Simone A. Ludwig; Mark Lycett
Matching customer requests to service offerings in real-time
Classic request-response Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has reached a level of maturity where SOA inspired extensions are enabling new and creative domains like the Internet of Things, real-time business or real-time Web. These new domains impose ... Keywords: SOA, complex event processing, mediation, nonfunctional properties, service selection
Marcel Tilly; Stephan Reiff-Marganiec
The connected user interface: realizing a personal situated navigation service
Navigation services can be found in different situations and contexts: while connected to the web through a desktop PC, in cars, and more recently on PDAs while on foot. These services are usually well designed for their specific purpose, but fail to ... Keywords: pedestrian navigation systems, ubiquitous interfaces
Antonio Kr�ger; Andreas Butz; Christian M�ller; Christoph Stahl; Rainer Wasinger; Karl-Ernst Steinberg; Andreas Dirschl
Automated reaction mapping
Automated reaction mapping is a fundamental first step in the analysis of chemical reactions and opens the door to the development of sophisticated chemical kinetic tools. This article formulates the reaction mapping problem as an optimization problem. ... Keywords: Cheminformatics, mechanisms
John D. Crabtree; Dinesh P. Mehta
COBE Sky Map
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The CMS dataset bookkeeping service
The CMS Dataset Bookkeeping Service (DBS) has been developed to catalog all CMS event data from Monte Carlo and Detector sources. It provides the ability to identify MC or trigger source, track data provenance, construct datasets for analysis, and discover interesting data. CMS requires processing and analysis activities at various service levels and the DBS system provides support for localized processing or private analysis, as well as global access for CMS users at large. Catalog entries can be moved among the various service levels with a simple set of migration tools, thus forming a loose federation of databases. DBS is available to CMS users via a Python API, Command Line, and a Discovery web page interfaces. The system is built as a multi-tier web application with Java servlets running under Tomcat, with connections via JDBC to Oracle or MySQL database backends. Clients connect to the service through HTTP or HTTPS with authentication provided by GRID certificates and authorization through VOMS. DBS is an integral part of the overall CMS Data Management and Workflow Management systems.
Afaq, Anzar,; /Fermilab; Dolgert, Andrew; /Cornell U., Phys. Dept.; Guo, Yuyi; /Fermilab; Jones, Chris; /Cornell U., Phys. Dept.; Kosyakov, Sergey; /Fermilab; Kuznetsov, Valentin; /Cornell U., Phys. Dept.; Lueking, Lee; /Fermilab; Riley, Dan; /Cornell U., Phys. Dept.; Sekhri, Vijay; /Fermilab
Production Services
Welcome Welcome The Production Services site contains links to each of the division's groups with descriptions of their services. Our goal is to update this website frequently to reflect ongoing service upgrades which, by planning and design, are added so that we can continue to meet your needs in a constantly changing work environment. Note: The Graphic Design Studio has been relocated to the second floor in the north wing of the Research Support Building 400. The telephone number remains the same, X7288. If you have any questions, please call supervisor, Rick Backofen, X6183. Photography Photography services are available at no charge to BNL and Guest users. See a list of the complete range of photography services available. Video Video services are available at no charge to BNL and Guest users. See a list of the complete range of video services available.
graphs and more worldwide NPP datasets graphs and more worldwide NPP datasets Graphs of biomass dyanmics and climate data for grassland sites have been added to the global terrestrial Net Primary Production (NPP) reference database at the ORNL DAAC. The NPP database has been compiled by Dick Olson and Jonathan Scurlock under the auspices of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme and funding from the Terrestrial Ecology Program of NASA's Office of Earth Science. Browsing through the graphs will help users to select data of interest, and to see relationships between grassland biomass changes and driving climate variables such as rainfall. Graphs are presently available for 14 of the 31 grassland sites. In addition, two more well-known worldwide datasets are available for browsing and downloading from the ORNL DAAC's NPP Web pages. The Osnabruck
Quadtree relief mapping
Relief mapping is an image based technique for rendering surface details. It simulates depth on a polygonal model using a texture that encodes surface height. The presented method incorporates a quadtree structure to achieve a theoretically proven performance ... Keywords: image based rendering, pixel based displacement mapping, quadtree, relief mapping, surface details
M. F. A. Schroders; R. v. Gulik
Quantitative DNA fiber mapping
The present invention relates generally to the DNA mapping and sequencing technologies. In particular, the present invention provides enhanced methods and compositions for the physical mapping and positional cloning of genomic DNA. The present invention also provides a useful analytical technique to directly map cloned DNA sequences onto individual stretched DNA molecules.
Gray, Joe W. (San Francisco, CA); Weier, Heinz-Ulrich G. (Oakland, CA)
V-031: IBM WebSphere DataPower XC10 Appliance Bugs Let Remote Authenticated
1: IBM WebSphere DataPower XC10 Appliance Bugs Let Remote 1: IBM WebSphere DataPower XC10 Appliance Bugs Let Remote Authenticated Users Gain Elevated Privileges and Remote Users Deny Service V-031: IBM WebSphere DataPower XC10 Appliance Bugs Let Remote Authenticated Users Gain Elevated Privileges and Remote Users Deny Service November 22, 2012 - 3:00am Addthis PROBLEM: IBM WebSphere DataPower XC10 Appliance Bugs Let Remote Authenticated Users Gain Elevated Privileges and Remote Users Deny Service PLATFORM: Version(s): XC10 184.108.40.206 - 220.127.116.11, 188.8.131.52 - 22.214.171.124 ABSTRACT: Several vulnerabilities were reported in IBM WebSphere DataPower. REFERENCE LINKS: IBM Security Bulletin SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1027798 CVE-2012-5758 CVE-2012-5759 CVE-2012-5756 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: High DISCUSSION: Several vulnerabilities were reported in IBM WebSphere DataPower. A remote
An empirical study on the change of web pages
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Sung Jin Kim; Sang Ho Lee
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Grid Software and Services at NERSC
Services Services Grid Software and Services Overview Grid computing can include a broad range of technologies. At NERSC we are interested in new computational and data-centric services which enhance the productivity of science teams. The grid infrastructure we support (described below) can be used to manage jobs and data in ways that are otherwise difficult from the comamnd line. Grid services enable remote job management, file transfer and distributed computing workflows through the Globus Toolkit. Web based Science Gateways can be built on the foundation provided by those services. Users can access several NERSC resources via Globus grid interfaces using X509 grid certificates. NERSC is part of the Open Science Grid (OSG) and is available to select OSG Virtual Organizations for compute and storage
WebUml: reverse engineering of web applications
Web applications have become complex and crucial for many firms, especially when combined with areas such as CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and BPR (Business Process Reengineering). Since then the scientific community has focused attention to ...
Carlo Bellettini; Alessandro Marchetto; Andrea Trentini
U-238: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site
8: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site 8: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks U-238: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks August 17, 2012 - 7:00am Addthis PROBLEM: HP Service Manager Input Validation Flaw Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks PLATFORM: Version(s): 7.11, 9.21, 9.30 ABSTRACT: Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in HP Service Manager Web Tier 7.11, 9.21, and 9.30, and HP Service Center Web Tier 6.28, allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web script or HTML via unspecified vectors. REFERENCE LINKS: www2.hp.com http://www.securitytracker.com/id/1027399 CVE-2012-3251 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Moderate Discussion: A vulnerability was reported in HP Service Manager. A remote user can conduct cross-site scripting attacks. The software does not properly filter