danbri: Thought folks here might be interested (though would need a *ac.uk connection).
danbri: "18. visualisation techniques and guidelines for use within learning, teaching and research take many forms, as different techniques will apply to different types of data. Within this study it is the visualisation of metadata, and in particular metadata used for the discovery of information (or 'discovery metadata') that is of interest. An important aspect is the display of such metadata when disclosed as part of the Information Enviro
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danbri: "18. visualisation techniques and guidelines for use within learning, teaching and research take many forms, as different techniques will apply to different types of data. Within this study it is the visualisation of metadata, and in particular metadata used for the discovery of information (or 'discovery metadata') that is of interest. An important aspect is the display of such metadata when disclosed as part of the Information Enviro
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Jhendler: Although my name is included - Mike did all the heavy listing
Jhendler: presented at SWMU meeting
Jhendler: see also Eric Millers talk from that meeting
Jhendler: presented at SWMU meeting
Jhendler: see also Eric Millers talk from that meeting
DanC: @@cite guidelines on how to do these things. (in the debian web site?)
DanC: @@cite cwm crypto stuff
DanC: @@cite foaf WOT stuff
danbri: I'd be up for that. I guess I print "FA0C 0D5A 2B3F 808D AA28 2B63 3E15 EF2F 7322 8FE4" out a few dozen times on a sheet of paper? Is that it?