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Nurse Abdi Hakim fills in a form with household data collected from a cross-sectional study in Isiolo County, Kenya. The cross-sectional study will determine the prevalence of brucellosis, Q fever and Rift Valley fever in the county (photo credit: ILRI/Geoffrey Njenga).
Panelists at the Data Journalism talk at the Washington Post. Frank Sesno, Nikki Usher , Derek Willis, Kat Downs, and Jeremy Bowers. 1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC.
Students, alumni and faculty from the Barcelona GSE Master's in Data Science get together on the rooftop terrace of Mercè Rodoreda Building, September 2015
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Year: 1742-45
Architect: Matthias Gerl the younger
Mentioned in documents : between 1260 and 1298
Parish Church of Ober-St. Veit ("Mary, Refuge of Sinners", "St. Vitus")
One of the most impressive religious buildings of the 13th District is the in a privileged position on a hill located parish of Upper-St. Veit.
The beginnings of a church complex at this location date back to the 12th century. The earliest - indirect - documented mention of a parish of St. Vitus, and thus an associated church, is the between 1260-1298 written letter of Curé Helias of St. Veit to the bailiff of Baumgarten.
The still under the choir existing crypt stems with a high probability from this earliest construction. It presents above a powerful polygonal central pillar cross vault. In 1800 it was still a consecrated chapel in which altar figures of the Virgin and St. John were located. The altar table dates from the year 1745. 1904 the connection with the upper church was bricked up.
The plan of the 1433 by the patronage master cathedral provost William Tuers newly built God's house, which had only a two-bay nave is handed down by a building documentation of Matthias Gerl.
Originally, the on three sides by an embankment wall surrounded church was open at the east side of a no longer extant castle. The still partly visible, pillar-supported wall had a parapet and embrasures, which were recognizable in part until the new building of the vicarage (1962).
After the destruction by the Turks in 1535 by Bishop Fabri took place a restoration of the church, 1609/10, it came to the erection of the St. Anne's, St. John's and Our Lady Altar. 1553 and 1615 new bells were installed.
The Saint construction dates back to 1742 and was built according to the plans of the Viennese Court architect Matthias Gerl the Younger in three years of construction. Interestingly, is found in the Stuttgart Nicolai Collection a drawing of the church tower "of St. Vitus, three hours of Vienna" from the year 1746. Supervised was the construction by the archiepiscopal ornamental and pleasure gardener Anton Mayr. The entire community for the church building rendered so-called hand and draught services, which are simple auxiliary works, to relieve the patronage master, the Archbishop of Vienna, Cardinal Sigmund Graf Kollonitsch, financially. His coat of arms can be seen on the tympanum of the south entry. The consecration of the church took place on 22 August 1745.
Matthias Gerl then by the still existing west tower of the castle and the Gothic choir with a thereto attached northeast steeple in its design possibilities was constricted. In an advanced stage of planning, he renounced the western tower, so that he could expand the central space.
In 1887 followed a major renovation of the entire church building; 1895, the kerosene lamps were removed and replaced by gas light.
The changes inside the church, which the pastor H. Riedl undertook 1901-1908, partly exist yet and are not without controversy. For example, in 1902 the former sacristy cemetery was converted to the Antonius chapel, later the exit into the crypt walled up and the, unfortunately, stylistically not suitable floor in center and traverse aisle laid. For the two large side windows in the nave he had painted new stained glass windows. They were donated by the families Rohrbacher and Glasauer and existed there until 1958. A small excerpt from one of the windows is as a wall decoration in the largest room of St. Vitus-House.
1994/95, the much needed facade renovation of the parish church could be carried out.
1965, a baptistery was built according to plans by Georg Lippert on the north side of the nave. It served also as a confessional chapel and religious site for the working days.
In 1994, a chapel new building was erected in its place. The plans were drawn by Hermann Bauer. The in comparison to the old building towards the north enlarged chapel is both accessible from inside the church and from the entranceway to the church, a vitrified connection. The opening times of the chapel are independent from those of the parish church. The ratio of the height of the ceiling to the height of the wall is based on the golden section; the wooden structure of the stepped ceiling is visible. The semi-circular, bricked and flanked by two, positioned ahead columns sanctuary is located in the central part of the glazed north façade and receives indirect, natural light from above. The chapel floor is covered with Greek marble. The altar lower part of Wachauer marble on the front side has twelve figures in relief representing the twelve apostles, in a broader sense, the people of God. The ambo of the same material shows the Resurrected with the disciples of Emmaus. Altar and ambo are from the Lienz artist Peter Niedertscheider. The baptismal font is a work from the 19th century.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 0.50m LIDAR Composite Digital Terrain Model (DSM).
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This squat little building under construction in the foreground is the new Parliament St Data Centre. When done, it will be 5 storeys tall and be clad in a facade that pays homage to early punch card technology
First pass at visualizing some data using rubyProcessing for a timespentalone project. More—and possibly less—readable views will be showing up throughout the week.
Devices fro Three Data Enthusiast Groups
Part of my final project, Data Relationships
The devices are :-
Geo Flood Browser, for Geo Mappers, those obsessed with geographic data, this device is used to navigate flood plains.
Longitude Time Piece, for Time Nuts, those obsessed with accurate time, this device uses longitude to find local time, right down to 1 second time zones.
Satellite Scanner, for satellite spotters, this device allows a reconnection to pure data, the data in or world by allowing the tuning in of satellite data and it's origin.
Credits
A Film by Andy Broomfield
Crew
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Superimposing
Tommaso Lanza, Sascha Pohflepp
Orion Stars Still
Eliya Selhub
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Jim Larsen and Tom Fairchild at the Dulles Area Transportation Association (DATA) 28th Anniversary Celebration & Awards Ceremony. Hilton Washington Dulles Airport Hotel, 13869 Park Center Rd, Herndon, VA.
Big Data Analytics in the Marine Industry
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Open Data Icon created by James Burke / Lifesized.net
The Icon has been put in the Public Domain (Creative Commons Zero). It would be great if you could nonetheless credit James Burke for creating it, when you use it, linking to lifesized.net
(this icon was created in 2009 by James Burke as we wanted a generic icon for general use to indicate 'find open data here' to be used on government websites e.g. At the time we were doing the first explorations into open data for the Dutch ministry responsible for open and e-government). The icon later 'travelled' and was used in e.g. the open data hand book. )
Data from Central Scotland on the iPhone.
This is about 7 weeks of geo-reference data requests/logs. Showing some of the inaccuracies of the data as pretty sure not been to North Queensferry in this time.
Also the Bo'ness data signal is pretty shoddy so most data shows up as being from over the Forth
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