Videos from the recent INET evet exploring Complexity in the Economic Theory. Includes presentations from Brian Arthur, Eric Beinhocker, Ian Goldin, Thomas Homer-Dixon and the Q&A sessions,
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Complex Insight - Understanding our world
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A few things the Symbol Research team are reading. Complex Insight is curated by Phillip Trotter (www.linkedin.com/in/phillip-trotter) from Symbol Research
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Thanks to Joel for heads up on this. This is really useful. We are currently using Java, Scala and Akka with Jython in some of our experiments. Michael Slinn's article examines how to benchmark JVM concurrency options for JVM-based langauges including Java and Scala. If you are working on the code front - you will know that concurrency is key to many applications to take advantage of multicore processors and given futures, dataflow, actors and Scala's parallel collections are all backed by threadpools. -- this is certainly worth reviewing... Learn more... 
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Interested in running a future market analysis if the guys at REL can pull off the critical tests on the innovative Sabre engine technology that will powere Skylon. Sabre is designed to take a spaceplane into orbit in a single flight stage meaning anywhere in the world could be reached in max of 4 hours and possibly replacing expendable rockets.. Read More..
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Traditionally, nodes in a sensor network simply collect data and then pass it on to a centralized node that archives, distributes, and possibly analyzes the data. Analysis at the individual nodes could enable faster detection of anomalies or other interesting events as well as faster responses, such as sending out alerts or increasing the data collection rate. This NASA brief looks at using cocalized intelligence and distributed processing at the network nodes for event discovery and pre-processing. Read More...
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Planet Geospatial: Technical Ramblings: python SimpleHTTPServer + OpenLayers testing: OpenLayers testing for new...
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We blogged about this last month - created by Interactive Things in Zurich for the City of Geneva and shown at the 2012 Lift conference, this week's O'Reilly radar's visualization of the week illustrates the digital traces left by people in geneva when they use their mobile phones. Its awesome. Click on the image for the video..
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Thirty-three cities were selected as recipients of IBM’s Smarter Cities Challenge grants for 2012. The grant program provides cities with technology and services from the company’s experts to help address local issues. Each Smarter Cities Challenge grant is worth $400,000. Learn more...
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ClearStory’s front-end makes it possible for these corporate analysts — who lack the technical training of so-called data scientists who work in their IT departments — to get direct access to the data. Learn more...
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Great resource for teachers, students (and parents of students :-) ) Developed by Baylor College of Medicine, K8 Science provides up-to-date teacher resources for biology educators. Site features include: a PowerPoint slide library, stream video presentations, news from Nature Publishing Group, and discussions.
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mBio is a great source for developments in biology. This week they have a good commentary on the Sachs and Hollowell Black Queen hypothesis which has implications for how we understand the evolution of bacterial genomes and for the development of new techniques for growing bacteria in the lab. Learn More...
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IDTechEx forecasts growth of Wireless Sensor Market from $0.5 Billion to $2 Billion over next ten years.
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Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche, with over SFr9.5 billion ($10.35 billion) in profits for 2011, is looking to secure its future and betting on personalised medicine in the process.
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If you are designing UI for information displays using dashboards, graphs etc then des traynor's presentation is a must. Applies lessons from Tufte and illustrates how to get rid of bad displays and great ones. Learn more...
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While autism was first identified more than 50 years ago, the disorder remains a medical mystery because the tools necessary to learn more about the genetics of autism simply did not exist. With the development of promising new technology and 6,000 genetic samples, the research "dream team" of the NAAR Autism Genome Project hopes to reveal genetic information about autism that was previously undetectable. Learn more...
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Founder and CEO of SIMUL8 Corporation, Mark Elder, gives fresh perspective on going "From Data to Insights via Simulations" and offered advice on how to get answers from big data. Simul8 Corp are a leading supplier visual discrete event simulation tools available and the company has been providing simulation based decision solutions for over 20 years.
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With Hewlett Packard announcement of the first commercial application of its holistic blueprint for smarter cities: "CeNSE" (Central Nervous System for the Earth) on a project with Shell Oil - HP enter the smarter planet/city/Internet of Things market chasing IBM and CISCO. Intro article at Fast Company. Read more...
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Good overview and introductory article on the Internet of Things. The Internet of things really is about many of the things in our lives being embedded with sensors and gaining the ability to communicate. The resulting information networks promise to create new business models, improve business processes, and reduce costs and risk. They will also drive the second generation of BigData. - Read more...
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I’ve been thinking about Agent-Based Models (ABM) and how they are employed in thinking about policy and decision-making. My assessment is that that community has only scratched the surface of the possible with respect to modeling, and is currently employing ABM in ways that don’t really accomplish the research goals or potential for exploring micro-macro linkages to the extent possible and necessary... Read More...
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Find resources to web sites about Python scripting to use in GIS. Learn how to use Python to expand your geographic information system.
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Nice video on - how large data sets and applied analytics will soon be driving daily business decisions, Dennis Berman reports on the News Hub. Photo: AP.
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Valve is one of the best and most innovative 3D companies on the planet. Michael Abrash is one of the best developers on the planet (if you are old enough to remember quake and know who John Carmack is - you will know why. If not - use google and be awed). The Valve blog is massively worth reading.... (as is Neil Stephenson's Snow Crash which is mentioned in the post- still prescient and massively entertaining nearly 20 years later).
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Awesome list of 37 data viz blogs worth reading. (and really should be 38 because flowingdata.com who wrote this list is another one worth following :-) )
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One for the events calender. 11th to 12th July - Modelling World 2012. Given all the changes in transportation, spatial modelling and analysis this years' Modelling World conference promises to be an essential event. Presentations and papers will explore the ways in which approaches new and old are being fused together to create innovative models, tools, processes and methodologies – informed, evidence-based, and scientific to help make informed decisions.
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The Swiss chemical and pharmaceutical industry – accounts for over 4 % of Gross Domestic Product and is the second most important industry, behind the engineering industry for the swiss economy. Good overview of the companies pharma industry.
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