搜尋結果
P2P mapping enables new types of interactivity and personalization, while raising the challenge of synthesizing information from diverse sources and standpoints. Maps are a visually rich form of graph data, with some technical challenges related to Semantic Web standards and protocol. A more fluid and distributed "wiki" style approach is ...
Category. : Maps. A new section (July 2013) to map the maps and directories on p2p/commons driven change initiatives. Original selection via [1] : See also our special section on the topic of p2p/commons oriented Geography !
Maps Cooperation Commons Navigation menu Personal tools Log in Request account Namespaces Page Discussion Variants Views Read View source View history More Search Key Projects Commons Transition Open Cooperativism P2P Lab P2P Foundation ...
Each graph (or "map") is part of a larger database which stores all topics and synapses, allowing for their reuse in other maps as selected by users. With increasing usage, topics become part of a growing web of contextually linked semantic data, providing a powerful environment for various Collective Intelligence applications and insights.
History By Sean Gorman: "Google Earth and Google Maps launched in the summer of 2005. While there had been previous web mapping projects like Microsoft’s Terraserver, public cognition largely began with Google’s new foray. Although these mapping ...
"LandMark is the first online, interactive global platform to provide maps and other critical information on lands that are collectively held and used by Indigenous Peoples and local communities. The global platform is designed to help Indigenous Peoples and communities protect their land rights and secure tenure over their lands.
It’s a simple revolutionary process of selecting, adding and communicating information (as said by Matthew H. Edney, director of the History of Cartography Project at the University of Wisconsin in Madison). It’s Geotagging, associating information, pictures and media content with pinpoints on the maps. It’s merging maps and blending ...
