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Describe Universal Design Identify benefits of accessible web design Identify reliable resources of information on the Web Identify ethical use of the Web Describe the purpose of web browsers and web servers Identify networking protocols
that’s what responsive web design is: a possible solution, a way to more fully design for the web’s inherent flexibility. If we’re willing to research the needs of our users, and apply those ingredients carefully, then responsive web design is a powerful approach indeed. Ethan Marcotte, “Responsive Web Design”
Document History The following table lists all versions of the Web Tools Administrator’s Guide. Document Title Publication Number Summary of Changes Publication Date Web Tools User’s Guide v2.0 53-0001536-01 NA September 1999 Web Tools User’s Guide v2.2 53-0001558-02 NA May 2000 Web Tools User’s Guide v2.3 53-0000067-02 NA December 2000 Web Tools User’s
Site metadata and soil characteristics web service Catalog of data sets and service metadata CRN web service - NCDC ArcServer (does not include soil moisture) SCAN web service - AWDB SOAP OK Mesonet web service West TX Mesonet web service NLDAS web service - USGS Geo Data Portal Algor
SOA vs. Web 2.0 What SOA and Web 2.0 Shares Open access via standards. Embrace Web services Encourage composition and reuse What SOA and Web 2.0 Differs SOA usually has a more complex, hard-wired service model Web 2.0 encourages simpler, malleable forms with clear overlap in the middle.
Dark Web / DarkNet The Deep Web is hundreds of times larger than the 'Surface Web' Searchable with standard search engines Un-indexed websites Dark Web: web content that exists on the DarkNet DarkNet: Network that can only be accessed with specific software, configurations, or authorization
Data Portal Web Site . Data Portal Web Site (This is for Data Submission {uploading data} and for any web system issues.) 1.4 THCIC WEB SITE . The THCIC Web site at . THCIC Web Site. contains the latest information about THCIC, the hospital discharge data reporting process, and other THCIC activities and publications.
we present some directions for future research, and in section 6 we conclude the paper. 3.2 WEB MINING TAXONOMY Web Mining can be broadly divided into three distinct categories, according to the kinds of data to be mined: 1. Web Content Mining: Web Content Mining is the process of extracting useful information from the contents of Web documents.
web applications that pre-dated and will outlast the Web 2.0 era. The following use char-acteristics distinguish social web applications from non-social ones [2,12]: User-generated social content. Social web applications enable site visitors to submit content that others can access, such as photos, their own profile data, links to other web-
local yielding, web crippling, web sidesway buckling, web compression buckling, and web panel zone shear. The provisions for web compression buckling apply to a pair of compressive single-concentrated forces or the compressive components in a pair of double-concentrated forces, applied at both flanges of a member at the same location.
with internet and web changes. Web based ERP design focused on new technology arises and on migration from Client/server architecture to web-based client/server architecture. It is consists of three layers user interface (web browser), web server, and application/data server.14 User interface layer moved from GUI interface to web browser interface.
World Wide Web Consortium Mission: lead the Web to its full potential l The Web is the world's largest vendor -neutral distributed application platform Founded by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the Web l 400 Members l Member -funded international organisation Develops standards for Web and semantic technologies