Cartography: from astrolabe to orbiter

Scalable Data Fusion Using Astrolabe

1 The authors were supported by DARPA/AFR-IF under contract F30602-99-1-0532 and by the Information Assurance Institute at Cornell University and AFRL-IF. Astrolabe is available from Reliable Network Solutions, www.rnets.com. Abstract – The dramatic growth of computer networks creates both an opportunity and a daunting distributed computing problem for users seeking to perform data fusion and d...

Alternatives to cartography (review)

The astrolabe of molecular allergology

To conceive and realize a practical device to help the diagnosis of molecular allergology which I named “the astrolabe of molecular allergology” nine allergological parameters incorporate this idea. The progress realized in the domain of recombined allergens (RA) has led to the appearance of a new concept in the diagnosis of allergy, the molecular diagnosis. It permits to identify molecules pot...

Interacting with Gis: from Paper Cartography to Virtual Environments

Scalable Management and Data Mining Using Astrolabe

To a growing degree, applications are expected to be self-configuring and self-managing, and as the range of permissible configurations grows, this is becoming an enormously complex undertaking. Indeed, the management subsystem for a distributed system is often more complex than the application itself. Yet the technology options for building management mechanisms have lagged. Current solutions,...