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Charts and Graphs, Graft and Agri-Char

2008-2-5 – 11:58 am

Monaco, but no Kyoto

By jcwinnie | Posted in analysis, economics, education, environment, law, standards | Also tagged coal, crime, standards | Comments (2)

Good Grid, Smart Grid, Fetch the Renewable

2007-9-18 – 7:25 pm

“Load is growing about twice as fast as transmission capacity, and has been for over 10 years.” Hm, sounds like a recipe for Schwarzenegger.

By jcwinnie | Posted in complexity, control, information, monitor, negotiation, patterns, recovery, security | Also tagged control, distributed generation, electric power, expert systems, information, monitor, patterns, renewable energy | Comments (6)

Know Your Carbon ABCs

2007-3-26 – 2:15 pm

When Al rhetorically asked why might they, when they saw what was needed to be done, then fail to act, I was yelling at You Tube, “Because they are bought! Because they are bought!”

By jcwinnie | Posted in climate, conservation, danger, disasters, energy, environment, humor, law, politics, standards, world | Also tagged climate, coal, conservation, danger, disasters, emissions, energy, environment, humor, law, oceans, politics, standards, world | Comments (22)

GHG Options Trading

2006-9-21 – 11:43 am

Go and Pollute No More

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, commerce, conservation, critique, design, development, economics, enforcement, environment, humor, monitor, policy, recycle, reputation, service, trust, waste, world | Also tagged advocacy, certification, commerce, conservation, critique, design, development, economics, enforcement, environment, EU, humor, monitor, policy, recycle, renewable energy, reputation, service, trust, validation, waste, world | Comments (3)

Bidirectionality, Sense-making and Information

2006-9-17 – 6:10 pm

Well, yes, it is all too much. An abundance of information yields a poverty of attention, Herb Simon said. But never mind, because here we are at the end, or quite possibly a new beginning, but definitely, not the middle. I mean, it doesn’t look like a middle, now does it?

By jcwinnie | Posted in cinema, communication, complexity, connection, control, conversation, culture, cybernetics, framework, graphics, information, innovation, instruction, investigation, linguistics, patterns, perception, search, space exploration, uncertainty | Also tagged cinema, communication, complexity, connection, control, conversation, culture, cybernetics, framework, graphics, information, innovation, instruction, investigation, linguistics, patterns, perception, search, semantic web, space exploration, theory, uncertainty, video | Comments Off

You Are Known by the Images You Keep

2006-9-16 – 6:25 pm

Is it just me, or does there seem to be an odd echo in the photo gallery.
“Nobody here but us voyeurs.”

By jcwinnie | Posted in datamining, graphics, identity, investigation, patterns, perception, photography, repository, search, service | Also tagged citation, content, datamining, expert systems, graphics, identity, image recognition, information, investigation, metadata, patterns, perception, photography, repository, search, service, surveillance, SVG, tools | Comments (1)

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Tag Archives: visualization

Charts and Graphs, Graft and Agri-Char

Good Grid, Smart Grid, Fetch the Renewable

Know Your Carbon ABCs

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Bidirectionality, Sense-making and Information

You Are Known by the Images You Keep

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