Data Standard

A statement that defines conventions, guidelines, characteristics or methods for consistent data handling to facilitate exchange or processing of the…

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2017

AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION OF INDOOR NAVIGATION ELEMENTS FROM KINECT POINT CLOUDS

L. ZengZ. Kang
2017
Corpus ID: 53648410

Abstract. This paper realizes automatically the navigating elements defined by indoorGML data standard – door, stairway and wall…

2017

Utilizing Independent Colleges and Universities to Fulfill States' College Degree Attainment Goals.

W. ZumetaNick Huntington-Klein
2017
Corpus ID: 159007935

2016

The Design of Monitoring and Warning System for the Environment of Tropical Crop Growth based on Multi-sensor

Lingling WangYuping LiHongxia LuoJihua Fang
2016
Corpus ID: 55338405

Agricultural information technology is an emerging research direction with high effect agriculture developing. The paper proposes…

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2015

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2015

REVIEWING ISO 14649 THROUGH ISO 10303

Noordiana Kassim
2015
Corpus ID: 60579437

The combinations of implementation methods and application protocols defined in STEP and STEP-NC standards provide standardized…

2012

Some aspects of a framework for energy data.

N. BrownR. GreenoughK. Vikhorev
2012
Corpus ID: 110360643

Little doubt exists that technologies for precisely, and automatically measuring energy use are timely. Pressure to reduce…

2011

Interoperability of Data Created using Extensible Data Standards Research-in-Progress

Hongwei ZhuHarris Wu
2011
Corpus ID: 16789730

As an important data quality dimension, semantic interoperability of data can potentially be improved using data standards…

2010

The 5 Biggest Challenges of ADaM

T. PetersonD. Izard
2010
Corpus ID: 110775934

Electronic submission of clinical trial documents and data continues to be a challenge for many companies. Legacy systems and…

2008

Implementation of a Geospatial Web service Using Web Services Technologies and Native XML Databases

P. AmirianA. Alesheikh
2008
Corpus ID: 44133313

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