Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2001 15:10:35 -0800
Mr. Jack Park
jackpark@thinkalong.com
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Subject: | Meeting Today with Pacific Consultants, IBM and SRI |
Planning for Meeting on SDS Feb 28, 1100 |
[Responding to your letter today, February 23, 2001 to Rod Welch explaining role of SDS in 3-layer architecture.... ]
Link (1) has some additional illustrations about knowledge extraction from interactive graphics that may be of interest, link (2) about GeoVector, and link (3) is a web-based course about Knowledge Management (DM502) that may be helpful for others to share with at Stanford U on Monday.
Matt Conover and I, met John Murray and later Lee Iverson and Jim Spohrer in their offices yesterday. We briefly talked about and confirmed their interests of showcasing innovative technologies at the U.S. Olympics in Utah. So, follow-on meetings will discuss how to rapidly integrate a value-chain of innovative technologies in personal wireless devices and PDAs like Neil Scott's universal Total Access Port (TAP) including possible commerical versions of urban/land warrior, etc.
Software candidates under consideration are SDS/XTM/OHS/DKR, Digital-Earth and a GeoWeb of location-based services, Information-In-Place(s)/Worldboard, EOE and GeoVector ("Knowing where you are is good ... Knowing what you are looking at is even better."), etc.
I'm looking forward to your comments and suggestions.
Sincerely,
--John
John J. Deneen
John.Deneen@InfoTelesys.com
InfoTelesys, Inc.
The two technologies described in this paper are about applying
computation in ways that allow leveraging our natural abilities of
vision, language, memory based on visual/spatial clues, and pattern
recognition.
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