Category: Collaborative Model and Data

Using stars for reference and calibration, Global Education needs and opportunities

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Model and Data, Internet Best Practices, Radiation Channels, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 15, 2021

Mitchell, Thanks for your work on RGB and chromacity of stars. I was looking at these two live videos on YouTube for Maunakea,Hawaii live all sky camera and its associated, and fairly nicely synchronized, star chart Live All Sky: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPWz3mDvAuY Star Chart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1xkCMa0uQE I think these would make good teaching aides for astronomy groups world-wide.
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Improving the quality of online live video streams, super resolution methods for stars

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Collaborative Model and Data, Internet Best Practices, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 14, 2021

Ben, I am still trying to track all online live videos, particularly those that can be used for education. This one, at the bottom of the description has a link to a Google app to set the clock. I want to have time when you slide the slider, not hours from “now” which changes constantly.
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Comment on Gravitational force In vacuum video

Richard K Collins Collaborative Model and Data, Experimenting, Internet Best Practices, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 14, 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybJjYUbGx34 This is nice to see, but it should lead off with where is it, who is involved, how much does it cost to pump the chamber empty, what do they think is still there in the chamber that is causing the feather and ball to fall the same. Lots of other things. Did you
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Sharing equations, algorithms and data in immediately usable form on the Internet

Richard K Collins Collaborative Model and Data, Intelligent Algorithms, Internet Best Practices, Internet efficiency, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 13, 2021

Anatoliy, I was looking at “nuclear data” on the Internet and at “ENDF”. I came across your 17 Oct 2018 posting at https://zenodo.org/record/2535170#.YJ0iytVKhEY entitled “Converting ENDF libraries into relational format” Searching to see if you had written anything else on the topic, I also found you listed in Universiti Tenologi Malaysia Library at http://libmast.utm.my/Record/doaj-art-e5b13f1a4f66447f9397a68f70627ece with
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Comments on “General Nuclear Database Structure”

Richard K Collins Collaborative Model and Data, Internet Best Practices, Internet efficiency, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 12, 2021

Michael, For the Internet Foundation, I am reviewing “nuclear data” on the Internet. Today I am looking at “ENDF”: At Evaluated Nuclear Data File (ENDF) https://www.nndc.bnl.gov/exfor/endf00.jsp under “The ENDF Format” at the bottom is has “Beyond the ENDF Format”: Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) – WPEC Expert Group on the Recommended Definition of a General Nuclear
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New Video: Atomic Masses, Atomic Decay energies, Gravitational GPS

Richard K Collins Collaborative Model and Data, Experimenting, Internet Best Practices, Internet efficiency, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Web Policies Internet Polices May 11, 2021

Isotopic Masses, Fundamental Constant Groups, World Education, Gravitational Fuels https://youtu.be/WxiJ320pQJI I start by showing how bad PDF is for sharing data. I am trying to get a simple table of isotopic masses to check the nuclear data tables. And it is stored in terrible form. I had to copy and paste and edit to get
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New Video about the Internet YouTube Google Franck-Hertz Experiments

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Model and Data, Experimenting, Gravitational Engineering, Internet Best Practices, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working, Skinning the Internet, Web Policies Internet Polices May 8, 2021

Yesterday: HoverBoxes Finally, Skins for Websites, Saving Layouts, Extracting from PDF, Global Groups Bubbling – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MjhIblZg_I Today: Using the Internet to find and encourage global communities engineering science AMOE – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pwM0bqxSQk AMOE (Atomic Molecular Optical Electronic Magnetic Acoustic Mechanical … ) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franck-Hertz_experiment – Franck-Hertz

Large computers hosting associated global communities of global projects

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Collaborative Model and Data, Internet Best Practices, Internet Covid Project, Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 4, 2021

Bill, For the Internet Foundation, I am reviewing the role of large computers and computer arrays. What started me on this slightly ahead of schedule was the ExaScale group at E4S-Project.github.io | GitHub website for E4S Project and then today looking at the Dark Energy Survey that leads back to NCSA. My outline for a
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Visiting NSF NOIRLab for the first time – looking for pixels from telescopes

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Global Model of the Sun, Collaborative Model and Data, Internet Best Practices, Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 4, 2021

Hello, For the Internet Foundation, I am looking at many data and model sharing efforts on the Internet. To judge difficulty of use, gather notes on practices, policies, methods, content, groups, and links between efforts. I am posting this note also to /?p=1230 so more people can see it. If you want me to change
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Please correct an error on Sciencing.com, Physics of Plasma Globes

Richard K Collins All Sky Cameras, Collaborative Model and Data, For profit groups using the Internet, Internet Best Practices, Schools, Universities, Learning and Working May 2, 2021

I happened on a nicely done study of the plasma ball. The filaments are re-created every cycle. They start as spherically symmetric (probably depending on the roughness of the sphere they use) and then extend outward at fast but finite speed. Each cycle, the tendrils (that is the most common name so far) follow the
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