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McDuffie Preaches Unity, Thanks HTJ
New Ward 5 Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie pledged to be a uniter and not a divider at a breakfast held in his honor this morning at Israel Baptist Church. No kidding! His speech included a shout-out to his disgraced predecessor, Harry Thomas Jr.
"I'm going to work hard to bridge the gaps between communities that have felt left out." said McDuffie, who was sworn in last week after easily winning a special election to replace the prison-bound Thomas. "I'm going to work hard to make that connection between neighborhoods who may look at each other a little differently now. But in my eyes they have a lot more in common than they think. That's part of my role, part of my role to be a facilitator."
Demonstrating those facilitation skills, McDuffie worked his thank-you to the unmentionable HTJ into a spiel about some rather more popular Ward 5 political figures: The convicted ex-councilmember's mom and dad. "There's another mother I'd like to thank aside from my own and that is mother Romaine Thomas," McDuffie said. "I think it is vitally important that as we move forward in Ward 5 and usher in this new day that we not forget the people who contributed to making Ward 5 the beautiful place it is to live, work, and raise a family. And without a doubt Harry Thomas Sr., Mrs. Romaine Thomas, and Harry Thomas Jr. all played a role in that progress. I want to recognize them for that."
When asked about the shout-out to Thomas, McDuffie said: "The acknowledgement was more about the family, not any individual." He cited Harry Thomas Sr.'s own years as Councilmember and Romaine Thomas' work in education.
Mayor Vince Gray was at the breakfast and was still dodging questions about the recent guilty pleas of two top campaign aides in l'affaire Sulaimon.
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Bluffton Township Fire District firefighter Marco Farr graduated from the South Carolina Fire Academy recruit school.
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Former Middletown youth football treasurer busted
The New York State Police in Middletown announce the arrest of Charles Dunlap age 62, of St. Petersburg, Florida for Grand Larceny. Dunlap stole over $60,000 from the Orange County Youth Football League while he was treasurer from 2008 until 2012. Dunlap stole funds that were collected from the league to pay insurance for some of the children. Read more
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The Hoboken International Film Festival (HIFF), which has grown in popularity over the past seven years of its existence, will be moving to Middletown this summer. An announcement about the move was made at a press conference with New York Senator Chuck Schumer, the head of the film festival Kenneth Del Vecchio on February 19. Middletown Mayor Joe DeStefano was also on hand. Read more
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Dating Students: Relative vs. Numerical Time
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This activity introduces students to the fundamental ideas of relative versus radiometric dating, using the students themselves as a sample population. In the first half, the students attempt to order the people in ...
Biozones, stratigraphic log correlation, and corresponding interpretation of paleoenvironments.
Francis Jones, University of British Columbia
This exercise is a guided opportunity for any number of students (even hundreds) to start using recently learned, lower-level knowledge about stratigraphy and biostratigraphy in an integrative, interpretation ...
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Relative Age Correlation
Gwen Daley, Winthrop University
Students learn to apply basic correlation principles to geologic cross-sections.
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Kevin Mullins, Coconino County Community College
This lab is designed to teach students how we can estimate the age of other planetary surfaces by counting and size-binning impact craters. It also illustrates some examples of how erosional or deopositional ...
Relative vs. Numerical Dating and Geochronology with Beads
Karen Viskupic, Boise State University
Students use relative dating principles to interpret the ages of rocks in a block diagram. They then "date" samples from these rocks to test their relative age hypotheses. Sample dating is done by ...
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Angela Moore, Guilford College
Colorful foam sheets are used in a classroom or lab setting to introduce students to the concept of strike and dip. It is interactive, and the instructor or TA's can quickly see which students are ...
Ordering Geologic Events and Interpreting Geologic History: The Grand Canyon
Jennifer Wenner, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
This activity is designed to have students re-examine rocks they looked at earlier in the semester and use them to interpret some of the geologic history of the Grand Canyon.
Relative Time Application and Synthesis Exercise
David Steer, The University of Akron
This classroom activity is a formative assessment that explores the degree to which students can apply relative time principles and synthesize that information with concepts related to the rock cycle.
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Kira Lawrence, Lafayette College
This field trip assignment brings students to a local cemetery to collect data related to the age and extent of weathering of limestone and igneous tombstones. Students then analyze the data they collect using ...
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With all this rain falling on the Duke City--the backyard vegetable garden is growing wild; the crabgrass in the front yard has been miraculously resurrected--thoughts naturally turn to … the silvery minnow.
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MySpace Matters—I'm stoked to note that MySpace updated its terms in the user agreement to include an explanation of how it handles the rights to material posted there [Thin Line, "Hey, This Isn't 'My'Space," May 18]. Thanks, Webmonkey, for pointing this out. All you MySpace users out there owe it to yourselves to look it up, especially if you are one of the bazillion bands on the site posting songs, lyrics and incessant event invites.
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I called a realtor today! She's coming Tuesday. I'm very excited. Mike cleaned the garage out this weekend, and he did some cleaning in the basement tonight. I went nuts buying houseplants this weekend, and I LOVE them. I'm starting to get into this interior design stuff, from watching all the HGTV.
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Now I'm very excited about finding and decorating our new house. I have high hopes from searching online that we may end up with almost 75% more living space. I'm envisioning a gorgeous entry with a huge curved staircase and a big open gameroom on the landing with tons of built-in shelves for our "library". I see a beautiful sophisticated study off the front hall with tons more built-ins for my home office and maybe even my photography studio. Granite countertops in my gourmet kitchen and built-in vanity in my master bath. Maybe a pool, as long as there is a patch of green alongside it in the back yard. Many of the houses have the entire backyard taken up by the pool.
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The invention relates to a method for welding together two pipes consisting of thermoplastic plastics each comprising an inner pipe with a front wall and elevations projecting radially outwards from the inner pipe, which elevations are defined by side wall portions.
Pipes of the generic type, which are composite pipes or ribbed pipes, which are also called double-walled pipes, are connected in practice usually by means of tubular sleeve. In this case it can be so-called double plug-in tubular sleeve, into which the two pipes to be connected are plugged in, or tubular sleeve which are disposed or formed at a pipe end. In order to assure a fluidtight and/or gastight connection of the pipes, sealing rings on an elastomere basis are employed.
With full-walled pipes consisting of polyethylene or polypropylene it has become known in practice to plastify the front walls, which are to be interconnected and which extend vertically to the central longitudinal axis of the pipes, by means of a heated welding mirror, and subsequently--after pulling out the welding mirror--to join the pipes under a corresponding welding pressure. In practice it has also become known for composite pipes to produce a welded connection of this type, whereby the front walls to be welded with one another are arranged in the region of one corrugation trough, respectively, of the pipe. With this type of welded connection it is disadvantageous that a welding bead emerges at the inner wall of the pipe, which projects into the inner space of the pipe, through which fluids are transported. Welding beads of this type have to be removed by machining at correspondingly high expenses. In addition, when welding composite pipes or ribbed pipes, the pipe portions supporting the front walls have a relatively small thickness, so that the stability of the welded connection cannot always be guaranteed at least not under field conditions. Furthermore it is added that the mirror welding method can only be performed under difficulties at building sites, as face cutting of the front walls and their cleaning, welding, finishing of the inner beads and the like is combined with considerable expenses. Furthermore pipes consisting of thermoplastic plastics are unavoidably oval to a small extend, so that the wall thicknesses, which are anyway too small, of the wall portions to be welded with one another cannot be fully utilized. Therefore the mechanical properties of composite pipes or ribbed pipes welded in such manner are not always satisfying.
From U.S. Pat. No. 4,869,533 it is known to interconnect full-walled pipes by welding in such manner that a heating element is pushed over the ends facing each other, which is covered with plastics used for welding. Furthermore a tubular sleeve embracing the heating element is placed thereon. In the tubular sleeve outlet openings are disposed, through which excess plastics escapes, by means of which it is displayed simultaneously that the welding is completed. Connection of the full-walled pipes is performed at their outer side. By means of this no welding beads appear, which project into the inner space of the pipe. This type of welding full-walled pipes can be easily accomplished and is well suitable for construction sites. For connecting the pipes of the generic type this method, however, is only relatively suitable.
It is an object of the invention to create a method for welding pipes of the generic type, which can be used in particular for welding composite pipes and ribbed pipes and which guarantees optimum mechanical properties of the welded connection in addition to absolute tightness.
This object is attained by means of the method steps consisting in that a pipe is provided with a tubular sleeve projecting beyond its front wall, a welding ring consisting of thermoplastic plastics and provided with an electric resistance heating is pushed onto a portion of the inner pipe comprising a front wall, the two pipes are pushed in aligned manner in a direction towards each other in the tubular sleeve, the welding ring is melted at least in the region of its faces facing the adjacent elevations by means of actuating the electric resistance heating with electric current, the pipes are pressed in direction towards each other while deforming the welding ring until their front walls bear against each other, and in that the electric current is switched off, and the faces of the welding ring are connected by cooling with side wall portions of the elevations. The gist of the invention is that the region to be welded is displaced to the outer region of the composite pipes or ribbed pipes, the outer region being formed by the corrugation crests in case of composite pipes or by the radial ribs in case of ribbed pipes. In addition also the corrugation trough or the corrugation base and the tubular sleeve, which is primary necessary for centering the pipes, can be used for producing the welded connection. The method steps listed above need not always be performed in the sequence stated there. This means that, in particular when the tubular sleeve is formed as a double plug-in tubular sleeve, at first the welding ring can be plugged onto a pipe end and then the tubular sleeve can be pushed over it or can be pushed over the end of the other pipe. A welding ring separated from the tubular sleeve can be used. However, also a welding ring formed in one piece with the tubular sleeve can be used in an especially advantageous embodiment, whereby here the assembly of the welding ring and the tubular sleeve is performed simultaneously. If the welding ring and the tubular sleeve are separated from each other, then the electric resistance heating can also be provided in the region of the outer side of the welding ring, so that the welding ring and the tubular sleeve are welded with one another. If the tubular sleeve and the welding ring are formed in one piece, this is naturally no more necessary.
In order to assure that a connection between the welding ring and the side wall portions, bearing against the latter, of the elevations is performed at least on the whole surface, an annular gap is formed between the front walls, when the welding rings bear against the side wall portions of the elevation adjacent to the respective front wall and prior to the melting of the welding ring. In order to assure in turn in this case that no welding bead is formed at the inner side of the inner pipe, a welding ring is used, which is provided with a volume compensating recess.
Further advantages, features and details of the invention will become apparent from further dependent claims and from the ensuing description of examples of embodiment taken in conjunction with the drawing.
FIG. 1 shows two pipes welded with one another and formed as composite pipes in partially broken-up illustration,
FIG. 2 shows a part-illustration of the pipes according to FIG. 1 in an illustration prior to welding,
FIG. 3 shows a part-illustration from FIG. 1 with two composite pipes welded with one another employing a welding ring, which is modified compared with FIGS. 1 and 2,
FIG. 4 shows a part-illustration of two composite pipes welded with one another for the welding of which a tubular sleeve with a welding ring in one piece was employed and
FIG. 5 shows a part-illustration of two ribbed pipes welded with one another which corresponds to the type of illustration of FIGS. 3 and 4.
FIG. 1 shows two pipes 1, 1' connected with each other, which are composite pipes or double-walled pipes. They each consist of a continuous cylindrical inner pipe 2 and a corrugated outer pipe 3. Manufacturing of these pipes is performed as is known from U.S. Pat. No. 3,677,676, the connection between inner pipe 2 and outer pipe 3 taking place, when the thermoplastic hoses of plastics which later form the inner pipe 2 and the outer pipe 3, are brought together behind the injection head of the extruder. In the region between two adjacent annular rings 4 of the outer pipe 3, i.e. in the region of a corrugation trough 5 of the outer pipe 3, the inner pipe 2 and the outer pipe 3 are integral and have a larger wall thickness a there than the wall thickness b of the inner pipe 2 within the annular ring 4.
Each annular ring 4 has the cross-section of an outwardly slightly tapering trapezoid--as can be seen from the drawing--this trapezoidal cross-section being defined by an annular cylindrical outer wall portion 6 on the outside and by two side wall portions 7, 8 on the side, which--related to the central longitudinal axis 9 of the pipes 1, 1'--are radially outwardly inclined towards each other. The basis of the trapezoid is formed by the respective inner pipe 2.
The two pipes 1, 1' bear flush against each other with their respective front wall 10, 10'. The front walls 10, 10' each are arranged in the region of a corrugation trough 5, i.e. where the wall thickness a is maximal.
The assembly of the two pipes 1, 1' formed as composite pipes is explained by means of FIGS. 1 and 2. After cutting-off the pipes 1, 1' in the region of the front wall 10, 10', a tubular sleeve 11 with an annular cylindrical cross-section is pushed onto the pipe 1, the inner diameter of which tubular sleeve 11 corresponding substantially to the outer diameter Da of the pipes in the region of the annular rings 4. The tubular sleeve 11 may comprise a barbed-like stop 12, which lies down behind a side wall 7 of an annular ring 4 after pushing the tubular sleeve 11 onto the pipe 1. Consequently, the tubular sleeve 11 is held on the pipe 1 in centered manner. The tubular sleeve 11 can also be connected with the pipe 1 by adhesion or by welding in lieu of a stop 12. The decisive fact is that the tubular sleeve 11 serves among other things for centering the two pipes 1, 1' in relation to each other.
After securing the socket 11 to the pipe 1 a welding ring 13 is inserted on the face into the region between the tubular sleeve 11 and the wall portion of the corrugation trough 14 comprising the front wall 10, and that as far as bearing against the side wall portion 7, which is adjacent to the front wall 10. The welding ring 13 has a cylindrical outer side 15, the diameter of which corresponds approximately to the diameter Da. It furthermore comprises a cylindrical inner side 16, the diameter of which corresponds approximately to the outer diameter da of the pipes 1, 1' in the region of the corrugation troughs 5. As can be seen from the drawing, the welding ring 13 is formed trapezoidal in its cross-section, its faces 17, 18 being radially outwardly inclined away from each other viewed from the axis 9, and that in correspondence with the inclination of the side wall portions 7, 8, so that the face 17 bears flat against the side wall portion 7 and the face 18 bears flat against the side wall portion 8. The welding ring 13 need not have this precise form of cross-section described above; for example, it can also bear against the side wall portions 7, 8 only in the upper region of its faces 17, 18. The decisive fact is that welding based on the welding pressure is performed.
The welding ring consists of thermoplastic plastics and that preferably of the same thermoplastic plastics as the pipes 1, 1'. It is provided with an electric resistance heating, the resistance wires 19 of which are arranged in particular adjacent to the faces 17, 18 and to the cylindrical outer side 15. In the region of the cylindrical inner side 16 as a rule no resistance wires 19 are provided. The connector ends 20, 21, extending from the cylindrical outer side 15 of the welding ring 13 of the resistance wires 19 are extended outwardly from the tubular sleeve 11 through openings or slots 22 in the tubular sleeve 11, which slots 22 are only outlined. As a rule the resistance wires 19 are formed by a multiply wound heating wire.
As can be seen from FIG. 2, during assembly, i.e. prior to welding (see FIG. 2) the axial extension c of the welding ring 13 in the region of its cylindrical inner side 16 is larger than the corresponding axial extension d after welding (see FIG. 1). From the difference of c-d=e it results that an annular gap 23 with an axial width e remains after joining the pipes 1, 1' with the welding ring 13 in the socket 11 between the front walls 10, 10' of the wall portions of the corrugation troughs 14. In the cylindrical inner side 16 of the welding ring 13 a volume compensating groove is formed, which as a rule coincides with the annular gap 23.
After the described joining of the pipes 1, 1' the connector ends 20, 21 of the resistance wires 19 are connected to a power source. By means of the heat issued on this occasion the thermoplastic material of the welding ring 13 is melted in particular in the region of the faces 17, 18 and of the cylindrical outer side 15 and upon this simultaneously the facing surface region of the tubular sleeve 11 and of the side wall portions 7, 8 is melted on. The two pipes 1, 1' are pressed against each other in direction of the axis 9, until the front walls 10, 10' bear against each other, which are not or at least not completely welded with one another in this case. The volume of the welding ring 13, which is displaced when pressing together the pipes 1, 1', is taken up by the volume compensating groove 24 and by the other clearances between the welding ring 13, the side wall portions 7, 8 and the tubular sleeve 11. The volume compensating groove 24 is dimensioned such that after completely pressing together the pipes 1, 1', until the front walls 10, 10' bear against each other, there is still a residue compensating groove 25 at the joint of the front walls 10, 10' which embraces the latter. By means of this it is avoided that molten material of the welding ring 13 reaches into the annular gap 23 between the end walls 10, 10'. It is in particular furthermore avoided by means of this that material of the welding ring 13 or of the front walls 10, 10' arrives on the inner side 26 of the inner pipe 2 as a bead and thus projects into its inner space 27.
The example of embodiment according to FIG. 3 differs from that according to FIGS. 1 and 2 only in that the welding ring 13' exceeding the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2 is provided with resistance wires 19 also adjacent to its cylindrical inner side 16, their distance to the inner side 16, however, having to be as large as that there is sufficient place available for a volume compensating groove. As FIG. 3 shows the two pipes 1, 1' in the already connected condition, only the residue compensating groove 25 can be seen.
In the example of embodiment according to FIG. 4 with an identical embodiment of the pipes 1, 1' a welding ring 28 is formed in one piece with a tubular sleeve 29. The embodiment of the welding ring 28 with respect to its faces 17, 18 and its cylindrical inner side 16 corresponds to the above-described embodiment. As it is no more necessary to weld the welding ring 28 with the tubular sleeve 29, no heating wires 19 are provided at the transition between these two parts. On the contrary, only heating wires 19 are provided adjacent to the faces 17, 18. Prior to assembly a volume compensating groove 24 is formed in the region of the inner side 16 in like manner, from which, after pressing together and welding the pipes 1, 1', only a residue compensating groove 25 remains. The connector ends 20, 21 of the resistance wires 19 are extended directly from the tubular sleeve 29. The connector ends 20, 21--as well as the heating wires 19--are placed into the injection mold when producing the tubular sleeve 29 with the welding ring 28. In this embodiment the tubular sleeve 29 has no stop. The tubular sleeve 29 serves only for centering the two pipes 1, 1'.
In FIG. 5 the pipes 30, 30' which are to be interconnected are ribbed pipes. Ribbed pipes of this type are known for example from U.S. Pat. No. 3,998,579 or from U.S. Pat. No. 4,900,503. They comprise a substantially annular cylindrical inner pipe 31, on the outer circumference of which radial ribs 32 project outwards, which have an outer diameter D'a. The inner pipe 31 has an inner diameter d'a. The ribs 32 comprise side wall portions 33, 34, which run at least approximately parallel to each other. At their inner pipes 31 the two pipes 30, 30' comprise front walls 35, 35', which are located at a distance to an adjacent rib 32. For the purpose of welding pipes 30, 30' of this type a welding ring 36 is used, which has an approximately rectangular cross-section, i.e. it comprises a cylindrical outer side 37, a cylindrical inner side 38 and two faces 39, 40. Similar to the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2 electric resistance wires 19 are provided in the welding ring 36, adjacent to the faces 39, 40 and to the cylindrical outer side 37. In like manner as in the examples of embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 3 the welding ring 36 is overdimensioned in direction to the axis 9 prior to assembly, so that prior to welding an annular gap is formed between the front walls 35, 35'. It comprises in like manner a volume compensating groove, from which after welding only a residue compensating groove 25 remains.
In lieu of the volume compensating groove 24 in the welding rings 13, 13', 28, 36 an opening not shown in the drawing can exist in the respective tubular sleeve 11, 29, from which opening the material of the welding ring, which is displaced when pressing the pipes together, can escape.
Primary polyethylene and that in particular high-pressure polyethylene and polypropylene is suitable as a material for the pipes 1, 1' or 30, 30' to be welded. As a rule, the welding rings 13, 13', 28, 36 consist of the same material as the pipes 1, 1' or 30, 30'.
In lieu of the tubular sleeve 11 also a centering ring can be used, which for example has the shape of a tubular sleeve that can be hinged and which serves for retaining the material of the welding ring 13 in the welding section. A centering ring of this type is removed after welding.
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Application areas
Posts focusing on the use of database and analytic technologies in specific application domains. Related subjects include:
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Cask and CDAP
For starters:
- Continuuity toured in 2012 and touted its "app server for Hadoop" technology.
- Continuuity recently changed its name to Cask and went open source.
- Cask's product is now called CDAP (Cask Data Application Platform). It's still basically an app server for Hadoop and other "big data" — ouch do I hate that phrase — data stores.
- Cask and Cloudera partnered.
- I got a more technical Cask briefing this week.
- App servers are a notoriously amorphous technology. The focus of how they're used can change greatly every couple of years.
- Partly for that reason, I was unimpressed by Continuuity's original hype-filled positioning.
So far as I can tell:
- Cask's current focus is to orchestrate job flows, with lots of data mappings.
- This is supposed to provide lots of developer benefits, for fairly obvious reasons. Those are pitched in terms of an integration story, more in a "free you from the mess of a many-part stack" sense than strictly in terms of data integration.
- CDAP already has a GUI to monitor what's going on. A GUI to specify workflows is coming very soon.
- CDAP doesn't consume a lot of cycles itself, and hence isn't a real risk for unpleasant overhead, if "overhead" is narrowly defined. Rather, performance drags could come from …
- … sub-optimal choices in data mapping, database design or workflow composition.
Data models
7-10 years ago, I repeatedly argued the viewpoints:
- Relational DBMS were the right choice in most cases.
- Multiple kinds of relational DBMS were needed, optimized for different kinds of use case.
- There were a variety of specialized use cases in which non-relational data models were best.
Since then, however:
- Hadoop has flourished.
- NoSQL has flourished.
- Graph DBMS have matured somewhat.
- Much of the action has shifted to machine-generated data, of which there are many kinds.
So it's probably best to revisit all that in a somewhat organized way.
Information technology for personal safety
There are numerous ways that technology, now or in the future, can significantly improve personal safety. Three of the biggest areas of application are or will be:
- Crime prevention.
- Vehicle accident prevention.
- Medical emergency prevention and response.
Implications will be dramatic for numerous industries and government activities, including but not limited to law enforcement, automotive manufacturing, infrastructure/construction, health care and insurance. Further, these technologies create a near-certainty that individuals' movements and status will be electronically monitored in fine detail. Hence their development and eventual deployment constitutes a ticking clock toward a deadline for society deciding what to do about personal privacy.
Theoretically, humans aren't the only potential kind of tyrants. Science fiction author Jack Williamson postulated a depressing nanny-technology in With Folded Hands, the idea for which was later borrowed by the humorous Star Trek episode I, Mudd.
Of these three areas, crime prevention is the furthest along; in particular, sidewalk cameras, license plate cameras and internet snooping are widely deployed around the world. So let's consider the other two.
Vehicle accident prevention
|Categories: Health care, Predictive modeling and advanced analytics, Public policy, Surveillance and privacy
|3 Comments
Soft robots, Part 2 — implications
What will soft, mobile robots be able to do that previous generations cannot? A lot. But I'm particularly intrigued by two large categories:
- Inspection, maintenance and repair.
- Health care/family care assistance.
There are still many things that are hard for humans to keep in good working order, including:
- Power lines.
- Anything that's underwater (cables, drilling platforms, etc.)
- Pipelines, ducts, and water mains (especially from the inside).
- Any kind of geographically remote power station or other installation.
Sometimes the issue is (hopefully minor) repairs. Sometimes it's cleaning or lubrication. In some cases one might want to upgrade a structure with fixed sensors, and the "repair" is mainly putting those sensors in place. In all these cases, it seems that soft robots could eventually offer a solution. Further examples, I'm sure, could be found in factories, mines, or farms.
Of course, if there's a maintenance/repair need, inspection is at least part of the challenge; in some cases it's almost the whole thing. And so this technology will help lead us toward the point that substantially all major objects will be associated with consistent flows of data. Opportunities for data analysis will abound.
|Categories: Health care
|5 Comments
Notes on machine-generated data, year-end 2014
Most IT innovation these days is focused on machine-generated data (sometimes just called "machine data"), rather than human-generated. So as I find myself in the mood for another survey post, I can't think of any better idea for a unifying theme.
1. There are many kinds of machine-generated data. Important categories include:
- Web, network and other IT logs.
- Game and mobile app event data.
- CDRs (telecom Call Detail Records).
- "Phone-home" data from large numbers of identical electronic products (for example set-top boxes).
- Sensor network output (for example from a pipeline or other utility network).
- Vehicle telemetry.
- Health care data, in hospitals.
- Digital health data from consumer devices.
- Images from public-safety camera networks.
- Stock tickers (if you regard them as being machine-generated, which I do).
That's far from a complete list, but if you think about those categories you'll probably capture most of the issues surrounding other kinds of machine-generated data as well.
2. Technology for better information and analysis is also technology for privacy intrusion. Public awareness of privacy issues is focused in a few areas, mainly: Read more
Notes and links, December 12, 2014
1. A couple years ago I wrote skeptically about integrating predictive modeling and business intelligence. I'm less skeptical now.
For starters:
- The predictive experimentation I wrote about over Thanksgiving calls naturally for some BI/dashboarding to monitor how it's going.
- If you think about Nutonian's pitch, it can be approximated as "Root-cause analysis so easy a business analyst can do it." That could be interesting to jump to after BI has turned up anomalies. And it should be pretty easy to whip up a UI for choosing a data set and objective function to model on, since those are both things that the BI tool would know how to get to anyway.
I've also heard a couple of ideas about how predictive modeling can support BI. One is via my client Omer Trajman, whose startup ScalingData is still semi-stealthy, but says they're "working at the intersection of big data and IT operations". The idea goes something like this:
- Suppose we have lots of logs about lots of things.* Machine learning can help:
- Notice what's an anomaly.
- Group* together things that seem to be experiencing similar anomalies.
- That can inform a BI-plus interface for a human to figure out what is happening.
Makes sense to me. (Edit: ScalingData subsequently launched, under the name Rocana.)
* The word "cluster" could have been used here in a couple of different ways, so I decided to avoid it altogether.
Finally, I'm hearing a variety of "smart ETL/data preparation" and "we recommend what columns you should join" stories. I don't know how much machine learning there's been in those to date, but it's usually at least on the roadmap to make the systems (yet) smarter in the future. The end benefit is usually to facilitate BI.
2. Discussion of graph DBMS can get confusing. For example: Read more
|Categories: Business intelligence, Greenplum, Hadoop, Hortonworks, Log analysis, Neo Technology and Neo4j, Nutonian, Predictive modeling and advanced analytics, RDF and graphs, WibiData
|5 Comments
A few numbers from MapR
MapR put out a press release aggregating some customer information; unfortunately, the release is a monument to vagueness. Let me start by saying:
- I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing Derrick Harris was incorrect in suspecting that this release was a reaction to my recent post about Hortonworks' numbers. For one thing, press releases usually don't happen that quickly.
- And as should be obvious from the previous point — notwithstanding that MapR is a client, I had no direct involvement in this release.
- In general, I advise clients and other vendors to put out the kind of aggregate of customer success stories found in this release. However, I would like to see more substance than MapR offered.
Anyhow, the key statement in the MapR release is:
… the number of companies that have a paid subscription for MapR now exceeds 700.
Unfortunately, that includes OEM customers as well as direct ones; I imagine MapR's direct customer count is much lower.
In one gesture to numerical conservatism, MapR did indicate by email that it counts by overall customer organization, not by department/cluster/contract (i.e., not the way Hortonworks does). Read more
|Categories: Hadoop, Health care, MapR, Market share and customer counts, Pricing, Telecommunications
|3 Comments
Datameer at the time of Datameer 5.0
Datameer checked in, having recently announced general availability of Datameer 5.0. So far as I understood, Datameer is still clearly in the investigative analytics business, in that:
- Datameer does business intelligence, but not at human real-time speeds. Datameer query durations are sometimes sub-minute, but surely not sub-second.
- Datameer also does lightweight predictive analytics/machine learning — k-means clustering, decision trees, and so on.
Key aspects include:
- Datameer runs straight against Hadoop.
- Like many other analytic offerings, Datameer is meant to be "self-service", for line-of-business business analysts, and includes some "data preparation". Datameer also has had some data profiling since Datameer 4.0.
- The main way of interacting with Datameer seems to be visual analytic programming. However, I Datameer has evolved somewhat away from its original spreadsheet metaphor.
- Datameer's primitives resemble those you'd find in SQL (e.g. JOINs, GROUPBYs). More precisely, that would be SQL with a sessionization extension; e.g., there's a function called GROUPBYGAP.
- Datameer lets you write derived data back into Hadoop.
|Categories: Business intelligence, Databricks, Spark and BDAS, Datameer, Hadoop, Log analysis, Market share and customer counts, Predictive modeling and advanced analytics, Web analytics
|5 Comments
Notes on predictive modeling, October 10, 2014
As planned, I'm getting more active in predictive modeling. Anyhow …
1. I still believe most of what I said in a July, 2013 predictive modeling catch-all post. However, I haven't heard as much subsequently about Ayasdi as I had expected to.
2. The most controversial part of that post was probably the claim:
I think the predictive modeling state of the art has become:
- Cluster in some way.
- Model separately on each cluster.
In particular:
- It is always possible to instead go with a single model formally.
- A lot of people think accuracy, ease-of-use, or both are better served by a true single-model approach.
- Conversely, if you have a single model that's pretty good, it's natural to look at the subset of the data for which it works poorly and examine that first. Voila! You've just done a kind of clustering.
3. Nutonian is now a client. I just had my first meeting with them this week. To a first approximation, they're somewhat like KXEN (sophisticated math, non-linear models, ease of modeling, quasi-automagic feature selection), but with differences that start: Read more
|Categories: Ayasdi, Databricks, Spark and BDAS, Log analysis, Nutonian, Predictive modeling and advanced analytics, Revolution Analytics, Scientific research, Web analytics
|6 Comments
Streaming for Hadoop
The genesis of this post is that:
- Hortonworks is trying to revitalize the Apache Storm project, after Storm lost momentum; indeed, Hortonworks is referring to Storm as a component of Hadoop.
- Cloudera is talking up what I would call its human real-time strategy, which includes but is not limited to Flume, Kafka, and Spark Streaming. Cloudera also sees a few use cases for Storm.
- This all fits with my view that the Current Hot Subject is human real-time data freshness — for analytics, of course, since we've always had low latencies in short-request processing.
- This also all fits with the importance I place on log analysis.
- Cloudera reached out to talk to me about all this.
Of course, we should hardly assume that what the Hadoop distro vendors favor will be the be-all and end-all of streaming. But they are likely to at least be influential players in the area.
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On Saturday, April 16th, PRS will host Dr. Steven Summers. Dr. Summers will be discussing Past Life Regression and will conduct a group session. The following are a few words from him:
"Through a Past Life Regression, I believe a person can gain an understanding of strengths and accomplishments from the past in order to bring confidence and more effectiveness to the current life. It could be by retrieving memories from a past life, a better understanding of relevant past experiences could bring sense to the difficult time of this present life. A person could gain wisdom from the higher self. Maybe an understanding might be discovered to the possible direction and purpose of this life or the spiritual nature of your being. Often discovered is that lifetimes shared with loved ones never end and we are never parted for long because we move through existence in groups. A person viewing a Past Life Regression may release past life traumas that may be active in this current existence. Recognition of past life events very often bring about beneficial positive changes. The session could explain why you are drawn to certain periods in the pages of history and to certain geographical areas. If not any of this, do it to enjoy the experience of being curious.
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