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London, United Kingdom, State/Prov* United Kingdom
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Owner, 3D Metrics Ltd
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Technology / Software / Internet
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www.SabineMcNeill.co.uk
About
I studied mathematics and programming in West Germany and had my first job as a systems analyst and software diagnostician at CERN, the European Centre for Nuclear Research in Geneva.
After a serious car accident, as a passenger on a duty trip, I was told that my pain was 'psychological'. Hence I studied psychology and ended up organising international conferences and seminars.
In 1996, I came across an article on prime numbers which triggered my thinking into what has become my odyssey of discovery, with the result of developing web portals for looking at 'big data' and 'big images' through my "software lenses". See http://3d-metrics.me and http://3d-metrics.com/gallery/main.php for...
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Organization / Workplace
London, United Kingdom, State/Prov* United Kingdom
Occupation
Owner, 3D Metrics Ltd
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
Website
www.SabineMcNeill.co.uk
About
I studied mathematics and programming in West Germany and had my first job as a systems analyst and software diagnostician at CERN, the European Centre for Nuclear Research in Geneva.
After a serious car accident, as a passenger on a duty trip, I was told that my pain was 'psychological'. Hence I studied psychology and ended up organising international conferences and seminars.
In 1996, I came across an article on prime numbers which triggered my thinking into what has become my odyssey of discovery, with the result of developing web portals for looking at 'big data' and 'big images' through my "software lenses". See http://3d-metrics.me and http://3d-metrics.com/gallery/main.php for...
Tags
true colour 3d
image analysis
digital colour brightness
credit
crisis
nanotechnology
3d metrics
measuring the immeasurable
image re-visualisation
measuring
cash
national
crumble
exponential
debt
growth
nanoscience
visual discovery
business intelligence
big data
insights
data visualisation
data analytics
pixel accuracy
renaissance woman
digital 3d metrics
smart monitoring
digital renaissance
health and medicine
light
imaging technologies
colour
science of imaging
sound
materials science
forced adoptions
software
science
cytology
technology
life lessons
software lenses
software vision
expert system
making the invisible visible
eu commission
eu parliament
petition
multidimensional data
social services
family courts
secrecy
children
beauty
animals
mums
parents
generic approach
software method
quantification
innovation
metrics
solutions
recession
See more