With the progress and development of information society,electronic business(e-Business) becomes a new model of business.E-Business does lower the cost of trading significantly;furthermore it allows restructuring the ...With the progress and development of information society,electronic business(e-Business) becomes a new model of business.E-Business does lower the cost of trading significantly;furthermore it allows restructuring the supply chain,business processes, and the nature of business.Open standard plays an important role in expanding e-Business,ranging from the Internet protocol(TCP/IP,HTTP...) to nearly all aspects of information technology that related to e-Business.More importantly,openness has emerged as a strategy with many of the most successful e-Business ventures granting business partner and consumers unparallel access to their inner working and personnel.Open standards have given rise to a prodigious international expansion in the number of users and range of applications relevant to daily life.The traditional market failure argument suggests that because innovation is expensive to produce and cheap to copy,so more intellectual property incorporated into the standards,and e-Business is inevitable.This paper defines the new framework of e-Business,which describes the relationship of the public benefit from Open Standard and the private benefit from intellectual property and try to find a balance between the benefits of the patent holders,industry,and end-users in order to realize a winning situation for all parties.展开更多
Physicochemical parameters of surface water sources in the study of local government areas (LGAs) were assessed using standard procedures. The mean physicochemical parameters for pH (5.49), NO2 (0.23 mg/L), SO4 (0.77 ...Physicochemical parameters of surface water sources in the study of local government areas (LGAs) were assessed using standard procedures. The mean physicochemical parameters for pH (5.49), NO2 (0.23 mg/L), SO4 (0.77 mg/L), Na (28.72 mg/L), Ca (28.94 mg/L), Mg (17.50 mg/L), Cl (11.65 mg/L), TSS (6.27 mg/L), TDS (104.23 mg/L), BOD (2.83 mg/L) and F (0.87 mg/L) were below WHO standards irrespective of their defecation status. The values for electrical conductivity (EC) (2770.50 µs/cm, turbidity (481.24 NTU), dissolved oxygen (DO) (5.32 mg/L), chemical oxygen demand (COD) (445.50 mg/L), K (125.06 mg/L), PO4 (0.78 mg/L) and Fe (0.57 mg/L) were above the WHO limits for safe water. Higher EC and COD values obtained in the study is evidence of pollution of the water sources by organic matter.展开更多
We can adequately study broad global issues and policies only by taking geosciences into account.Our research and decision-making must share and make effective use of interdisciplinary data sources,models,and processe...We can adequately study broad global issues and policies only by taking geosciences into account.Our research and decision-making must share and make effective use of interdisciplinary data sources,models,and processes.Noninteroperability impedes sharing of data and computing resources.Standards from the Open Geospatial Consortium(OGC)and other organizations are the basis for successfully deploying a seamless,distributed information infrastructure for the geosciences.Several specifications now adopted by the OGC consensus process are the result of OGC interoperability initiatives.The OGC standards,deployment architectures,and interoperability initiatives are described showing how the OGC standards baseline has been developed and applies to the geosciences.展开更多
The process of sharing of data has become easier than ever with the advancement of cloud computing and software tools.However,big challenges remain such as efficient handling of big geospatial data,supporting and shar...The process of sharing of data has become easier than ever with the advancement of cloud computing and software tools.However,big challenges remain such as efficient handling of big geospatial data,supporting and sharing of crowd sourced/citizen science data,integration with semantic heterogeneity,and inclusion of agile processes for continuous improvement of geospatial technology.This paper discusses the new frontiers regarding these challenges and the related work performed by the Open Geospatial Consortium,the world leading organization focused on developing open geospatial standards that“geo-enable”the Web,wireless,and location-based services and mainstream IT.展开更多
Augmented reality （AR） has emerged from research laboratories and is now being accepted in other domains as an attractive way of visualizing information. Before AR can be used in the mass market, there are a number ...Augmented reality （AR） has emerged from research laboratories and is now being accepted in other domains as an attractive way of visualizing information. Before AR can be used in the mass market, there are a number of obstacles that need to be overcome. Several of these can be overcome by adopting open standards. A global grassroots community seeking open, interoperable AR content and experiences began to take shape in early 2010. This community is working collaboratively to reduce the barriers to the flow of data from content provider to AR end user. Standards development organizations and industry groups that provide open interfaces for AR meet regularly to provide updates, identify complementary work, and seek harmonization. The community also identifies deployer and implementer needs, communicates requirements, and discusses emerging challenges that could be resolved with standards. In this article, we describe current activities in international standards-development organizations. We summarize the AR standards gap analysis and shed light on special considerations for using standards in mobile AR.展开更多
The opening ceremony for the restructured China Standardization Press was grandly held in Beijing on December 1st, Mr. Pu Changcheng, the vice minister of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection ...The opening ceremony for the restructured China Standardization Press was grandly held in Beijing on December 1st, Mr. Pu Changcheng, the vice minister of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine （AQSIQ）, Mr. Ji Zhengkun, the administrator of the Standardization Administration of China （SAC）, Li Zhonghai, the chairman of China Association for Standardization （CAS） and the president of the China National Institute of Standardization （CNIS） attended and addressed at the ceremony.展开更多
Organized by the Standard Administration of China (SAC), the plenary meeting on publicity of the 2005 World Standards Day was held on October 14, 2005 at the Great Hall of People. Surrounding the theme of this year...Organized by the Standard Administration of China (SAC), the plenary meeting on publicity of the 2005 World Standards Day was held on October 14, 2005 at the Great Hall of People. Surrounding the theme of this year's World Standards Day - "Standards for a Safer World", the meeting made publicized the status of construction and implementation of the food safety and production safety standard system of our country,the result of clearance on national standards and the announcement of formal operation of the system for online free-of-charge access to the full text of national compulsory standards, and the system for online distribution and service of national standards. Attending the meeting were Li Changjiang, Director of AQSIQ, Li Chuanqing,Party Group Secretary of AQSIQ, Li Zhonghai, Director of SAC, high-ranking officers of relevant departments of the State Council, Chen Xiaohong, Vice-minister of Ministry of Health, Wang Xianzheng, Vice-director of the National General Bureau of Supervision and Administration on Production Safety, and representatives and experts from enterprises of various sectors with a total of over 300 people. The meeting was presided over by Zhang Yanhua, Standing Vice-director of SAC.展开更多
基金funded from "The Fund for PhD Can- didate Paper of Beijing Science & Technology Committee" with the fund No.ZZ0640
文摘With the progress and development of information society,electronic business(e-Business) becomes a new model of business.E-Business does lower the cost of trading significantly;furthermore it allows restructuring the supply chain,business processes, and the nature of business.Open standard plays an important role in expanding e-Business,ranging from the Internet protocol(TCP/IP,HTTP...) to nearly all aspects of information technology that related to e-Business.More importantly,openness has emerged as a strategy with many of the most successful e-Business ventures granting business partner and consumers unparallel access to their inner working and personnel.Open standards have given rise to a prodigious international expansion in the number of users and range of applications relevant to daily life.The traditional market failure argument suggests that because innovation is expensive to produce and cheap to copy,so more intellectual property incorporated into the standards,and e-Business is inevitable.This paper defines the new framework of e-Business,which describes the relationship of the public benefit from Open Standard and the private benefit from intellectual property and try to find a balance between the benefits of the patent holders,industry,and end-users in order to realize a winning situation for all parties.
文摘Physicochemical parameters of surface water sources in the study of local government areas (LGAs) were assessed using standard procedures. The mean physicochemical parameters for pH (5.49), NO2 (0.23 mg/L), SO4 (0.77 mg/L), Na (28.72 mg/L), Ca (28.94 mg/L), Mg (17.50 mg/L), Cl (11.65 mg/L), TSS (6.27 mg/L), TDS (104.23 mg/L), BOD (2.83 mg/L) and F (0.87 mg/L) were below WHO standards irrespective of their defecation status. The values for electrical conductivity (EC) (2770.50 µs/cm, turbidity (481.24 NTU), dissolved oxygen (DO) (5.32 mg/L), chemical oxygen demand (COD) (445.50 mg/L), K (125.06 mg/L), PO4 (0.78 mg/L) and Fe (0.57 mg/L) were above the WHO limits for safe water. Higher EC and COD values obtained in the study is evidence of pollution of the water sources by organic matter.
文摘We can adequately study broad global issues and policies only by taking geosciences into account.Our research and decision-making must share and make effective use of interdisciplinary data sources,models,and processes.Noninteroperability impedes sharing of data and computing resources.Standards from the Open Geospatial Consortium(OGC)and other organizations are the basis for successfully deploying a seamless,distributed information infrastructure for the geosciences.Several specifications now adopted by the OGC consensus process are the result of OGC interoperability initiatives.The OGC standards,deployment architectures,and interoperability initiatives are described showing how the OGC standards baseline has been developed and applies to the geosciences.
文摘The process of sharing of data has become easier than ever with the advancement of cloud computing and software tools.However,big challenges remain such as efficient handling of big geospatial data,supporting and sharing of crowd sourced/citizen science data,integration with semantic heterogeneity,and inclusion of agile processes for continuous improvement of geospatial technology.This paper discusses the new frontiers regarding these challenges and the related work performed by the Open Geospatial Consortium,the world leading organization focused on developing open geospatial standards that“geo-enable”the Web,wireless,and location-based services and mainstream IT.
基金Neil Trevett(NVIDIA),Timo Engelke(Fraunhofer IGD),andGeorge Percivall and Carl Reed(OGC)for their continued support
文摘Augmented reality （AR） has emerged from research laboratories and is now being accepted in other domains as an attractive way of visualizing information. Before AR can be used in the mass market, there are a number of obstacles that need to be overcome. Several of these can be overcome by adopting open standards. A global grassroots community seeking open, interoperable AR content and experiences began to take shape in early 2010. This community is working collaboratively to reduce the barriers to the flow of data from content provider to AR end user. Standards development organizations and industry groups that provide open interfaces for AR meet regularly to provide updates, identify complementary work, and seek harmonization. The community also identifies deployer and implementer needs, communicates requirements, and discusses emerging challenges that could be resolved with standards. In this article, we describe current activities in international standards-development organizations. We summarize the AR standards gap analysis and shed light on special considerations for using standards in mobile AR.
文摘The opening ceremony for the restructured China Standardization Press was grandly held in Beijing on December 1st, Mr. Pu Changcheng, the vice minister of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine （AQSIQ）, Mr. Ji Zhengkun, the administrator of the Standardization Administration of China （SAC）, Li Zhonghai, the chairman of China Association for Standardization （CAS） and the president of the China National Institute of Standardization （CNIS） attended and addressed at the ceremony.
文摘Organized by the Standard Administration of China (SAC), the plenary meeting on publicity of the 2005 World Standards Day was held on October 14, 2005 at the Great Hall of People. Surrounding the theme of this year's World Standards Day - "Standards for a Safer World", the meeting made publicized the status of construction and implementation of the food safety and production safety standard system of our country,the result of clearance on national standards and the announcement of formal operation of the system for online free-of-charge access to the full text of national compulsory standards, and the system for online distribution and service of national standards. Attending the meeting were Li Changjiang, Director of AQSIQ, Li Chuanqing,Party Group Secretary of AQSIQ, Li Zhonghai, Director of SAC, high-ranking officers of relevant departments of the State Council, Chen Xiaohong, Vice-minister of Ministry of Health, Wang Xianzheng, Vice-director of the National General Bureau of Supervision and Administration on Production Safety, and representatives and experts from enterprises of various sectors with a total of over 300 people. The meeting was presided over by Zhang Yanhua, Standing Vice-director of SAC.
