161. Secure Internet Programming: Web Spoofing Full text of a paper discussing an 'attack' that threatens both privacy and data integrity. Written by Edward W. Felten, Dirk Balfanz, Drew Dean, and Dan S. Wallach. Available in various formats including PDF and Postscript. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/sip/WebSpoofing/

History People Partners Research ... Links Web Spoofing Web Spoofing is a security attack that allows an adversary to observe and modify all web pages sent to the victim's machine, and observe all information entered into forms by the victim. Web Spoofing works on both of the major browsers and is not prevented by "secure" connections. The attacker can observe and modify all web pages and form submissions, even when the browser's "secure connection" indicator is lit. The user sees no indication that anything is wrong. The attack is implemented using JavaScript and Web server plug-ins, and works in two parts. First, the attacker causes a browser window to be created on the victim's machine, with some of the normal status and menu information replaced by identical-looking components supplied by the attacker. Then, the attacker causes all Web pages destined for the victim's machine to be routed through the attacker's server. On the attacker's server, the pages are rewritten in such a way that their appearance does not change at all, but any actions taken by the victim (such as clicking on a link) would be logged by the attacker. In addition, any attempt by the victim to load a new page would cause the newly-loaded page to be routed through the attacker's server, so the attack would continue on the new page. The attack is initiated when the victim visits a malicious Web page, or receives a malicious email message (if the victim uses an HTML-enabled email reader).

162. IX 1/2001, Page 167: XML-Programming Good 3part XSLT tutorial covering how to present XML documents (or data) to the user - in a browser, mobile phone or PDF format - and how the original data must first be converted to the necessary formats. Originally written in German. http://www.heise.de/ix/artikel/E/2001/01/167/

heise online c't iX Technology Review ... Masthead page iX-EXTRA On-line articles URLs iX-LINKS Linux WorldWideWeb iX-SERVICE FTP-Server Abo Media data iX 1/2001, page 167: XML-Programming XSLT Tutorial I: Basics and first example application A-Changing Henning Behme Translation: Paul Harrison Starting page Deutsche Version iX-TRACT Listing 1 ... Online resources Part I Introduction Part II Embedded structures and several source documents Part III Dynamic XML with AxKit In order to present XML documents or data to the user in an attractive way in browser, mobile phone or PDF format, the original data must first be converted to the necessary formats. This is the purpose of XSLT as part of the style component of XML. I n November 1999, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) issued the XSL transformations, or XSLT for short, as a recommendation - a type of W3C standard. The purpose of this language, written in XML, is to allow webmasters and programmers to take XML data with any desired structure and use them to generate something which the server can supply to the user as an HTML page, a PDF document or in XML form. The processing of XML sources via an XSLT program basically means that the latter uses the source to generate a document tree and converts this to a result tree by executing the instructions specified in the stylesheet.

163. ASC X12 - Home Develops standards, in X12 and XML formats, and maintains, interprets, publishes and promotes the proper use of American National and UN/EDIFACT International Electronic data Interchange Standards. Includes membership, committes, meetings, news and press releases and subcommittee details. http://www.x12.org/

Home Contact Members Only Search Quick Links Online DM Submission Online Code Maintenance Request Online CMR Message Board ASC X12 Workbook Listserve Signup Online Balloting Online Dues Payment Meeting Minutes Finder Calendar of Events Press Releases Acronyms Forum Management Team (FMT) Discover the benefits of ASC X12 membership! Special Message from the X12 Chair Keynote Speaker for X12's 25th Birthday Celebration NEW! Ed Guilbert Award Nominations Due 6/30/04 X12 Tools for Members Program Online DM Submission XML Architecture Seminars The Future of Standards Development ASC X12 Meeting Info. X12's 25th Birthday Celebration at June Meeting in Chicago X12 Reference Model for XML Design Published and available for download. ASC X12 boasts more than 315 electronic data interchange (EDI) transaction sets, developed, integrated and tested over the last 25 years. X12 EDI revolutionized business-to-business electronic commerce in the 1970s and 1980s, long before anyone knew to call it B2B e-commerce. X12 EDI today continues to provide a sound and secure solution for high volume messaging. As conflicting XML messages proliferate, ASC X12 is using its open, consensus-based standards process to create a new generation of e-business messaging, providing a foundation for tomorrow's technology environments. ASC X12's new XML architecture, called Context Inspired Component Architecture (CICA), enables individuals to build XML business documents in a cross-industry setting and ensures organizations a significant return on investment.

164. Xbase File Format Description Describes various Xbase file formats, including the data files and the index files. By Erik Bachmann. http://www.e-bachmann.dk/docs/xbase.htm

165. Algo Vision LuraTech: JPEG2000,datacompression,imagecompression,documentcompress A free standalone application for LuraWave image data compression. Uses wavelet-based compression to reduce image files sizes and save them in LWF formats. (Windows 95/98/Me/NT) http://www.luratech.com/products/productoverview/lurawave/fs_smart_e.html

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166. Architag Home Content management and data structuring company using SGML and applied formats. http://architag.com/

Sunday 6-Jun-2004 Home Architag News XML News XML Toybox ... (See this page with abstracts) "Required Reading for Anyone in the IT Business" Web Services Implementation Guide "Best class I've ever taken on XML!" Architag University "The seminar was lively, entertaining, and full of useful information" Architag Events XML and Web Services Training and Consulting Welcome to Architag International Corporation, the home of a dedicated team of training and consulting professionals, ready to serve your needs! At Architag our vision is to educate our students and clients in the latest developments in electronic business technologies. This includes Web Services, XML, XSLT, SOAP, BizTalk, and intelligent structured information design and implementation. We use the latest tools and techniques to solve our clients' e-business needs. Using current technology, tools and techniques, Architag's professional trainers and consultants will help you develop a system that lets you integrate your legacy IT systems together, and then transact business with your trading partners. This is called "e-business", and is the hottest set of technology concepts we have seen in a long time, because it provides real benefits to most companies right away. Upcoming Courses from Architag University Architag's training division, Architag University, is a vendor-neutral source of technical and business information on XML and related technologies and tools. Our public courses are held at cities throughout the U.S. Any course can be

167. Cad Conversion, Visualization, 3d Modeling, Lisp, Vba, Gis Services ranging from converting paper data into digital formats to converting 2D designs into animated 3D models. http://www.hypercept.com

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168. PHP Classes - Searching For "xmlparser " Page Parses arbitrary XML input and builds an array with the structure of all tag and data elements. Optimized for parsing of simplified XML (SML) formats. http://www.phpclasses.org/xmlparser/

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169. 3d Visual Infomatic's modeling and animation services, including photorealistic animations, 3D data translation and working with motion capture data, in most standard formats. http://www.3dvisual.com

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170. CORBA ORB Object Request Broker Services TAO Notification Service JacORB C++ Jav Vendorneutral application platform allows exploration and production companies to integrate software using most of the popular data management solutions. Includes Geoquest and Landmark formats. http://www.prismtechnologies.com/

Contact Us Site Map CORBA TAO JacORB C++ Notification Service Java Solutions Products Downloads Services ... Contact Us PrismTech provides unrivalled technology, connectivity and cost of ownership for Enterprise, Real-Time and Embedded CORBA users OMG Announces PrismTech as the Exclusive Sponsor of their first Annual Software-Based Communications Workshop: From Mobile to Agile Communications PrismTech Sponsor International Software Radio Conference PrismTech to Present at OMG Real-Time and Embedded Systems Workshop PrismTech to supply Thales and Alenia Marconi Systems with Reference Platform for "CARDAMOM" CORBA Middleware ... View the PrismTech presentation, CORBA for DSPs, from the Developing Distributed Embedded Systems for Mission-Critical Applications Seminar Including... The OpenFusion Notification V4 Webcast Which CORBA ORB? Key criteria that determine a choice of ORB Affordable CORBA Solutions for mission-critical deployments ... Customer Login

171. NSSDC's CDF Homepage When one first hears the term Common data Format one intuitively thinks of dataformats in the traditional (ie messy/convoluted storage of data on disk or http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/cdf/cdf_home.html

The Common Data Format (CDF) The National Space Science Data Center's ( NSSDC Please send an email to cdfsupport@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov for any CDF related questions (both technical and policy related). Announcements Data Translation Web Service (DTWS) and its client Java and Perl APIs Now Available with CDF 2.7 CDF Embraces XML Introductory Information about CDF What's New? CDF Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) CDF NASA Tech Brief Conversion of non-CDF files to CDF and vice versa ... Examples of CDF Applications Value Added Service Data Translation Web Service Information Data Translation Web Service (DTWS) client - interactive data translation service Space Physics Users of CDF To make ISTP compliant CDFs look at Space Physics Use of CDF Public Domain and Commercial Software for CDF Obtaining CDF software and documentation Access to CDF software and documentation is available via anonymous FTP on nssdcftp.gsfc.nasa.gov . Below is a listing of the various platforms and operating systems supported by CDF: HP 9000 series/HP-UX IBM RS600 series/AIX Macintosh OS 8/9/X NeXT/Mach SGI Iris, Power series and Indigo/IRIX

172. MARC STANDARDS General Information Introductory MARC Information News Announcements FrequentlyAsked Questions MARC Forum (listserv) Recommended Reading, MARC formats http://www.loc.gov/marc/

MARC Concise Format Bibliographic Authority Holdings Classification ... Translations MARC LITE Bibliographic MARC Code Lists Country GACs Languages Organizations ... Sources MARC Specs. Record Structure Character Sets Exchange Media More Documentation... The MARC formats are standards for the representation and communication of bibliographic and related information in machine-readable form Understanding MARC Bibliographic a brief description and tutorial General Information Introductory MARC Information Frequently Asked Questions MARC Forum (listserv) Recommended Reading MARC Formats Formats and code lists Format Status Ordering Information National Level Requirements MARC Mappings MARC User Notes MARC in XML MARCXML "Slim" Schema MODS Schema MARC and FRBR ... FRBR Display Tool New! MARC Development Overview MARC Proposals MARC Discussion Papers MARC Change Form Canadian Committee on MARC U.S. MARC Advisory Committee

173. MARC 21 Concise Format For Holdings Data 2003 Concise Edition This document includes the content of the 2000 Edition,with Update No. 1 (October 2000); Update No. 2 (October 2001); Update No. http://www.loc.gov/marc/holdings/echdhome.html

2003 Concise Edition This document includes the content of the 2000 Edition, with Update No. 1 (October 2000); Update No. 2 (October 2001); Update No. 3 (October 2002) and Update No. 4 (October 2003) Table of Contents General Introduction to the Concise Formats Format Changes (Indicated in format with red Introduction to the Holdings Format Leader and Directory Control Fields (001-008) Number and Code Fields (0XX) ... Organization Code Sources Go to: MARC Home Page Library of Congress Home Page Library of Congress Library of Congress Help Desk

174. New Data Format And Distribution Media For Licensees Of NLM Data New data Format and Distribution Media for Licensees of NLM data. datawill be distributed to licensees in NLM s new format during 2000. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/xml_announce.html

Skip to Content Search NLM Web Site NLM Home Contact NLM Site Map FAQs Bibliographic Services Division BSD Home Index Section MMS LSTRC ... Bibliographic Services Division New Data Format and Distribution Media for Licensees of NLM Data U.S. National Library of Medicine November 19, 1999 Summary: NLM is approaching the final stages of its transition to a new data creation and maintenance system. We will phase out the legacy systems and move into the new processing streams beginning with MEDLINE in the early part of the year. Data will be distributed to licensees in NLM's new format during 2000. Databases other than MEDLINE will continue to be created in the legacy ELHILL Unit Record Format and distributed on tape until their production has transitioned to new systems. The new format is XML-based, the media is ftp (except for large amounts of data which will be distributed in the future on DLT tapes), and there is no cost for data distributed via ftp or DLT tape. The DTD, sample records in XML and ELHILL format, and a conversion tablet to assist in the transition from ELHILL Unit Record Format to XML format are provided at this time. Details of transition: 1. Weekly MEDLINE data available via ftp in XML format at no cost:

175. EROS Data Center, Sioux Falls, SD these data would not be a product of the USGS EDC and therefore the prices, availableformats, and/or processing options may vary according to the data provider http://edcwww.cr.usgs.gov/glis/hyper/guide/landsat_tm

Your browser does not support script Your browser does not support script Your browser does not support script ***You have Scripting turned off in your browser** This site uses Javascript to view the navigation of the site. If you would like to use this feature, you will need to turn on your scripting abilities for your browser. If you wish, you can find the same information at: http://edc.usgs.gov/sitemap.html Thematic Mapper (TM) Contents: Product Description Prices Bulk Discount Landsat 5 Radiometry - ... Preview Images TM image from Landsat (Los Angeles, CA) back to Satellite Product List Product Description Thematic Mapper (TM) is a multispectral scanning radiometer that was carried on board Landsats 4 and 5. The TM sensors have provided nearly continuous coverage from July 1982 to present, with a 16-day repeat cycle. TM image data consists of seven spectral bands ( band designations ) with a spatial resolution of 30 meters for most bands (1-5 and 7). Resolution for the thermal infrared (band 6) is 120 meters. The approximate scene size will be 170 x 183 kilometers (106 x 115 miles). The following level of correction is available to the general public: Systematic Correction includes both radiometric and geometric correction. The scene will be rotated, aligned, and georeferenced to a user-defined map projection. Absolute geometric accuracy of the systematically corrected TM product can vary, depending upon the accuracy of the predicted ephemeris that is used for processing.

176. Howstuffworks "How CDs Work" If you could lift the data track off a CD and stretch it out into a straightline, it would be 0.5 microns wide and almost 3.5 miles (5 km) long! http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/cd3.htm

ComputerStuff AutoStuff ElectronicsStuff ScienceStuff ... PeopleStuff Top Subjects Batteries CDs Cell Phones Digital Cameras ... Home Networking Categories Building Blocks Computers Gadgets Home Theater ... Home Theater How CDs Work by Marshall Brain Introduction to How CDs Work Understanding the CD: Material Understanding the CD: The Spiral ... Shop or Compare Prices Understanding the CD: Bumps The elongated bumps that make up the track are each 0.5 microns wide, a minimum of 0.83 microns long and 125 nanometers high. (A nanometer is a billionth of a meter.) Looking through the polycarbonate layer at the bumps, they look something like this: You will often read about "pits" on a CD instead of bumps. They appear as pits on the aluminum side, but on the side the laser reads from, they are bumps. The incredibly small dimensions of the bumps make the spiral track on a CD extremely long. If you could lift the data track off a CD and stretch it out into a straight line, it would be 0.5 microns wide and almost 3.5 miles (5 km) long! To read something this small you need an incredibly precise disc-reading mechanism. Let's take a look at that.

177. (Data Management) - ECHO - Environmental Conservation Hotlinks data Management Up to Index. data Models and Standards Projects Biodiversityand Biological Collections Gopher , MUSE Project, Cornell University USA. http://ice.ucdavis.edu/echo/data_management.html

Data Management Data Models and Standards Projects Biodiversity and Biological Collections Gopher MUSE Project, Cornell University USA. U.S. Long-Term Ecological Research Program (LTER) In 1980, the National Science Foundation established the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Program to support research on Long-term ecological phenomena in the United States. The present program consists of 20 sites representing diverse ecosystems and research emphases and a coordination or network office. Proceedings of the annual Data Managers Workshops Harmonization of Environmental Measurement United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) GERMANY. To enhance the compatibility and quality of information on the state of the environment world wide in order to improve the provision to policy making bodies, international programmes and the scientific community of the harmonized information required for the sound management of environmental resources. Metadata Standards For the U.S.

178. GSRC Calibrating Achievable Design Bookshelf: Placement Formats While we consider the abstract syntax relatively solid, concrete syntax (dataformats) will be detailed over the next few days (Nov 2224, 1999). http://vlsicad.ucsd.edu/GSRC/bookshelf/Slots/Placement/plFormats.html

MARCO GSRC Calibrating Achievable Design: Bookshelf Placement Slot (see other slots Placement Formats, rev. 1.2 Work in progress : last updated Sat Nov 20 1999 Andrew Caldwell Andrew B. Kahng Igor Markov The proposed file formats flexibly capture seeral traditional problem formulations in standard-cell placement and partitioning. We maximized the ease of use and modularity. One normally does not need to specify information beyond what's needed in a particular context, since our formats define reasonable defaults for unspecified data. Constructing parsers should be straightforward, assuming that a hash_map implementation is available (e.g., as in g++2.95). Parsers may choose not to implement some of the features below, in which case they should issue relevant error messages when they encounter such unimplemented features. We plan to make publiclly available a suite of binary utilities and, possibly, a parser. Contents I. Introduction (1 General Placement Formats II.

179. Aqua-Planet Experiment: Participants data Format and Transfer Specifications. Using Community Conventions.updated 4/25/03. (PDF VERSION – Coming Soon!). APE participants http://www-pcmdi.llnl.gov/amip/ape/ape_data_specs.html

Data Format and Transfer Specifications Using Community Conventions updated APE participants need only provide the subset of APE diagnostics from which all others can be derived. This minimum set reduces the required diagnostics to the GT, SH, TR, ML, MF and PF tables ( see APE diagnostic specifications The diagnostics listed in GA, SZ, MZ, TE and VB will be derived later from the minimum set. We are exploiting the efforts of many who have worked to develop data standards for the climate research community. While a little investment is required to become familiar with the conventions, it is important to realize the benefit: this community activity is working towards a common means of data exchange that will be applicable for many other WCRP projects (e.g., AMIP and CMIP). The data standards described below presume that APE models have recti-linear longitude-latitude grids or are interpolated to such a grid. Gaussian grids are of course acceptable, unless the number of longitude points varies with latitude. To ensure that APE data can be efficiently managed and results rapidly analyzed

180. Data Base Format Description and Documentation Tables....... data File Downloading Instructions. The data files are in ascii format.You format. data File Format http://shay.ecn.purdue.edu/~frdata/FRData/DataSets.html

Data Set Information Each data set usually represents the data for one experiment and instrument. In some cases the data for an experiment includes a separate file for each date. Data File Downloading Instructions The data files are in ascii format. You can view the data file directly with a World Wide Web viewer; however some of the files are quite large. Data files can be downloaded, when available, when you are on the Experiment Summary page for a given year. The 'hot link' to download is entitled 'Download Data File' which is at the end of the summary information for the experiment. Use the options provided by your World Wide Web viewer to load the data file to disk. It is best to download the files in "text" format not "source" format. Data File Format Description and Documentation Tables The file is in ascii format in lines of 80 characters for convenient transfer between microcomputers and easy review on computer display screens; this was more important during the mid '80's than it is now but the files have not changed since then. The format of the ascii file is described by the following. Format for 1972-1990 data Format for 1991 data Other Documentation Tables Wavelength Tables Reflectance Tables Home Experiments ... Reports

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