Check out Mor Naaman at Stanford who is working on adding GPS metadata to photographs. Once he has the GPS coordinates he uses that to get information such at time of day, lighting, weather, elevation, temperature, etc... This allows you to create metadata searches for "All early morning images in clear weather in Las Vegas, etc..."
YOu can try the system out here with a collection of almost 4k images.
That's because the ACM copyright notice explicitly allows authors "the right to post author-prepared versions of the work covered by ACM copyright in a personal collection on their own Home Page and on a publicly accessible server of their employer. Such posting is limited to noncommercial access and personal use by others, and must include this notice both embedded within the full text file and in the accompanying citation display as well"
If that was not allowed you would not be able to get access to most CS publications either.
A 16x DVD+R writes 4.7 GB of data in 6 minutes while a 52x CDR takes about 4(?) minutes to write 700 MB.
Even an 8x DVD writer is already using waaaaay more bandwidth than the fastest available CD writer
They should try talking to the arab states which produce 60% of the worlds desalinated water . They are even considering injecting the desalinated water into the ground to raise the groundwater level.
Sorry to disapoint you my friend but 10,000 rupees is a little over $200 not $2000. That said a fresh IT grad will get atleast Rs 15,000/month with the better companies often going at high at Rs 30,000.
The Rs 8,000-10,000 range is usually a call center job
Brainball is a biofeedback game where the person who relaxes the most wins- an interesting contrast to most games where the most competitive person usually wins
Also have a look at AffQuake for a biofeedback mod of quake II
NASA invited this "politician" to spend 4 months at the the Wallops Island Rocketry Centre and the Langley Research Centre.
He also has a DMIT in Aeospace Engineering from MIT (Madras) which incidentally has 2 nobel laureates which is more than can be said than for several american school including Georgia tech(Jimmy Carter's prize for peace hardly counts)
If you really want to learn about this great man and his career read his autobiography "Wings of fire"
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Mor already does this by adding a GPS receiver to his camera to automatically collect the data
The Nikon DX1 already has an RS232C port to add GPS info to image headers
Check out Mor Naaman at Stanford who is working on adding GPS metadata to photographs. Once he has the GPS coordinates he uses that to get information such at time of day, lighting, weather, elevation, temperature, etc... This allows you to create metadata searches for "All early morning images in clear weather in Las Vegas, etc..."
YOu can try the system out here with a collection of almost 4k images.
That's because the ACM copyright notice explicitly allows authors "the right to post author-prepared versions of the work covered by ACM copyright in a personal collection on their own Home Page and on a publicly accessible server of their employer. Such posting is limited to noncommercial access and personal use by others, and must include this notice both embedded within the full text file and in the accompanying citation display as well"
If that was not allowed you would not be able to get access to most CS publications either.
A 16x DVD+R writes 4.7 GB of data in 6 minutes while a 52x CDR takes about 4(?) minutes to write 700 MB. Even an 8x DVD writer is already using waaaaay more bandwidth than the fastest available CD writer
For your information the concept of a numerical zero originated in India
Dude, desalination plants allow you purify and use SALT water as in SEA water-pollution has nothing to do with it.
They should try talking to the arab states which produce 60% of the worlds desalinated water . They are even considering injecting the desalinated water into the ground to raise the groundwater level.
Sorry to disapoint you my friend but 10,000 rupees is a little over $200 not $2000. That said a fresh IT grad will get atleast Rs 15,000/month with the better companies often going at high at Rs 30,000. The Rs 8,000-10,000 range is usually a call center job
you can check out other articles about this at Wired and CNETNews
Air France is donating one of is Concorde's to the Smithsonian
Brainball is a biofeedback game where the person who relaxes the most wins- an interesting contrast to most games where the most competitive person usually wins
Also have a look at AffQuake for a biofeedback mod of quake II
It has already been done for FPS as an MIT research project. Check out where the player avatar's size depends on your heartrate, the avatar also jumps if you are startled
NASA invited this "politician" to spend 4 months at the the Wallops Island Rocketry Centre and the Langley Research Centre.
He also has a DMIT in Aeospace Engineering from MIT (Madras) which incidentally has 2 nobel laureates which is more than can be said than for several american school including Georgia tech(Jimmy Carter's prize for peace hardly counts) If you really want to learn about this great man and his career read his autobiography "Wings of fire"
Why can't we give these same people advanced windmills and solar cells? (Then teach them maintenance)
"These people" are already using intelligent renewable energy sources like bio gas while the US uses 25% of the worlds energy.