#OSE Open Source Everything – Page 107 – Public Intelligence Blog

Lìng qǐng cānyuè yīgè kāiyuán de (jìshù) jīgòu de tíyì zài http://Tinyurl.Com/VP-OSA, gǔgē fānyì, kěyǐ yòng lái dòu qǔ, zài jiǎnhuà huò chuántǒng zhōngguó rén. Zuòzhě shì bèi yāoqǐng dào zhōngguó tǎolùn zhèxiē kěnéng xìng fēicháng gǎn xìngqù; tā zài xīnjiāpō zhǎng dà, jiāng róngxìng dì bèi yāoqiú zài zhōngguó jiànlì huò yàzhōu zhè zài rènhé dìfāng.

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2014/12/14

Reference: Autonomous Government — Freedom According to the Zapatistas

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Patrick Meier: MicroMappers – Toward Next Generation Humanitarian Technology

Crowd-Sourcing, Geospatial, Innovation

MicroMappers: Towards Next Generation Humanitarian Technology

The MicroMappers platform has come a long way and still has a ways to go. Our vision for MicroMappers is simple: combine human computing (smart crowd-sourcing) with machine computing (artificial intelligence) to filter, fuse and map a variety of different data types such as text, photo, video and satellite/aerial imagery. To do this, we have created a collection of “Clickers” for MicroMappers. Clickers are simply web-based crowdsourcing apps used to make sense of “Big Data”. The “Text Cicker” is used to filter tweets & SMS’s; “Photo Clicker” to filter photos; “Video Clicker” to filter videos and yes the Satellite & Aerial Clickers to filter both satellite and aerial imagery. These are the “Data Clickers”. We also have a collection of “Geo Clickers” that digital volunteers use to geo-tag tweets, photos and videos filtered by the “Data Clickers”. Note that these “Geo Clickers” automatically display the results of the crowdsourced geo-tagging on our Micro-Maps like the one below.

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2014/12/10

Stephen E. Arnold: Cisco, OpenSOC and Big Data

Access, Architecture, Data

Cisco Relies on OpenSOC through GitHub When it Comes to Big Data

The article on Enterprise Networking Planet titled Cisco Goes Open-Source for Big Data Analytics discusses the change for Cisco with some high-ups in the company. Annie Ballew, Solutions Architect in the Cisco Security Business Group, mentions that OpenSOC is not actually a Security Information and Event Management system but rather should be considered “big data technology for security analytics.” OpenSOC is freely available through Github. The article states, Read More