The document summarizes a presentation given by JSTOR's Advanced Technology group. It introduces a new data mining service called Data for Research (DFR) that allows users to explore word frequencies in JSTOR's collection. It describes DFR's features and demonstrates how it can be used. It also outlines some of the group's other projects involving text and data mining as well as its goals of collaborating with researchers and using technology to support scholarship.
This meta-analysis examined the association between gastric atrophy and the risk of three cancer types. Eighteen studies involving histological or serum biomarker assessments of gastric atrophy were included. The results found a two- to threefold increased risk of gastric cardia adenocarcinoma and oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma in people with gastric atrophy. However, gastric atrophy may be associated with a reduced risk of oesophageal adenocarcinoma. Further research is needed to establish the association between gastric atrophy and oesophageal adenocarcinoma risk and investigate the mechanisms for the increased risk of gastric cardia adenocarcinoma.
The document defines key geological terms: the Earth's crust is the outer solid layer of the planet; weathering is when rocks and minerals break down from exposure; erosion is when particles like water or wind wear away rock and soil; continental drift is when continents slowly move across Earth's surface over millions of years; plate tectonics refers to the plates that make up Earth's outer shell and how they move and interact; and climate change involves significant changes in weather patterns over long periods of time.
This document discusses business intelligence and how companies can turn large amounts of raw data into useful information to guide decision making. It provides several examples of companies using business intelligence tools and services to analyze purchasing data, spending trends, and customer information. Experts note that while collecting and storing large volumes of data is now possible, making sense of it remains a major challenge. Effective business intelligence requires cleaning, organizing, and integrating data from various sources into a centralized repository to facilitate reporting and analysis.
The document summarizes a presentation given by JSTOR's Advanced Technology group. It introduces a new data mining service called Data for Research (DFR) that allows users to explore word frequencies in JSTOR's collection. It describes DFR's features and demonstrates how it can be used. It also outlines some of the group's other projects involving text and data mining as well as its goals of collaborating with researchers and using technology to support scholarship.
This meta-analysis examined the association between gastric atrophy and the risk of three cancer types. Eighteen studies involving histological or serum biomarker assessments of gastric atrophy were included. The results found a two- to threefold increased risk of gastric cardia adenocarcinoma and oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma in people with gastric atrophy. However, gastric atrophy may be associated with a reduced risk of oesophageal adenocarcinoma. Further research is needed to establish the association between gastric atrophy and oesophageal adenocarcinoma risk and investigate the mechanisms for the increased risk of gastric cardia adenocarcinoma.
The document defines key geological terms: the Earth's crust is the outer solid layer of the planet; weathering is when rocks and minerals break down from exposure; erosion is when particles like water or wind wear away rock and soil; continental drift is when continents slowly move across Earth's surface over millions of years; plate tectonics refers to the plates that make up Earth's outer shell and how they move and interact; and climate change involves significant changes in weather patterns over long periods of time.
This document discusses business intelligence and how companies can turn large amounts of raw data into useful information to guide decision making. It provides several examples of companies using business intelligence tools and services to analyze purchasing data, spending trends, and customer information. Experts note that while collecting and storing large volumes of data is now possible, making sense of it remains a major challenge. Effective business intelligence requires cleaning, organizing, and integrating data from various sources into a centralized repository to facilitate reporting and analysis.
Prezentacja z "Warsztatu Badacza Łodzi", częsci Warsztatów Miejskich zorganizowanych w ramach Festiwalu Miejskich Odkrywców MIASTOGRAF (www.miastograf.pl)
Czy dyskusje o digitalizacji zasobów dziedzictwa historycznego muszą odnosić się wyłącznie do działań instytucji pamięci (archiwów, bibliotek, muzeów)? Dlaczego nie dostrzegamy potencjału, który drzemie w historycznych społecznościach internetowych, w działających oddolnie bez jakiegokolwiek wsparcia instytucjonalnego historykach obywatelskich eksplorujących lokalną historię?
The Social Use of Digital History (presentation)historiaimedia
This document discusses how digital technologies have created new forms of engaging with history outside of traditional academic institutions. It outlines how citizen historians and amateur groups are able to independently research, share, and discuss historical information online. These grassroots digital history projects allow for more decentralized curation and participation from users. Networks of social digital archives also aim to rescue and promote local historical heritage. Wikis, online communities, and digital archives now enable new types of commemorating that support discussion over dominant narratives and inclusion of diverse interpretations of the past.
Universities are increasingly using crowdsourcing techniques to engage the public in contributing to academic work. This involves using volunteers' enthusiasm, knowledge, and technology to assist with research projects, participate in online discussions and reviews, and help digitize museum collections. When done effectively, crowdsourcing can benefit both the community participants and volunteers as well as furthering the research and educational goals of the institution.
Prezentacja z "Warsztatu Badacza Łodzi", częsci Warsztatów Miejskich zorganizowanych w ramach Festiwalu Miejskich Odkrywców MIASTOGRAF (www.miastograf.pl)
Czy dyskusje o digitalizacji zasobów dziedzictwa historycznego muszą odnosić się wyłącznie do działań instytucji pamięci (archiwów, bibliotek, muzeów)? Dlaczego nie dostrzegamy potencjału, który drzemie w historycznych społecznościach internetowych, w działających oddolnie bez jakiegokolwiek wsparcia instytucjonalnego historykach obywatelskich eksplorujących lokalną historię?
The Social Use of Digital History (presentation)historiaimedia
This document discusses how digital technologies have created new forms of engaging with history outside of traditional academic institutions. It outlines how citizen historians and amateur groups are able to independently research, share, and discuss historical information online. These grassroots digital history projects allow for more decentralized curation and participation from users. Networks of social digital archives also aim to rescue and promote local historical heritage. Wikis, online communities, and digital archives now enable new types of commemorating that support discussion over dominant narratives and inclusion of diverse interpretations of the past.
Universities are increasingly using crowdsourcing techniques to engage the public in contributing to academic work. This involves using volunteers' enthusiasm, knowledge, and technology to assist with research projects, participate in online discussions and reviews, and help digitize museum collections. When done effectively, crowdsourcing can benefit both the community participants and volunteers as well as furthering the research and educational goals of the institution.
“Methodology for the Infinite Archive”: Exploring the Implications of Digital...historiaimedia
This document summarizes Lisa Spiro's presentation on digital scholarship in the humanities. The presentation covered 3 main topics: 1) How scholars are using digital resources based on a study of American literature scholars, 2) What it means to produce digital scholarship through remixing a dissertation, and 3) Technical challenges of digital scholarship. Spiro explored issues around relying on digital sources, analyzing texts, disseminating research through blogs and videos, and developing necessary programming and math skills.
16. Indeks Represjonowanych imienna dokumentacja losów obywateli polskich represjonowanych na Kresach II RP w czasie okupacji sowieckiej i w ZSRR w latach 1939–56; dane ponad 260 tysięcy osób