Technology

Google Apps pms, Rishi Chandra and Rajen Sheth answer technical questions from college and university technology professionals.

Google Tech Talks December 11, 2008 ABSTRACT Abstract: Almost exactly forty years ago, aboard nasa’s Apollo VIII spacecraft, the first humans to leave our world took perhaps the most important and influential photographs of all time: The full Earth (taken from halfway to the moon), and Earthrise (taken from lunar orbit). These two images completely changed the way we look at our planet, at our environment, and at ourselves. That is to say: in 1968, humanity discovered the planet Earth. But what has NASA done lately to help the Earth? At present, NASA has more than a dozen large Earth observing satellites in orbit, returning over a terabyte per day of physical, chemical, and climatological data about our planet. NASA gathers more data about the earth, and funds more research in the Earth Sciences, than the rest of the world combined. Dr. Worden will survey NASA’a activities in Earth science, climate modeling, and environmental technology. He will also discuss the information technology under development (some in partnership with Google) for disseminating and analyzing the massive data generated by these activities. Speaker: Pete Worden Prior positions for Dr. Worden included Director of Development and Transformation, Space and Missile Systems Center, Air Force Space Command; Consultant to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) on space related issues; Congressional Fellow with the Office of Senator Sam Brownback as advisor on NASA and space issues; Staff …

Jonny Dagger MA , Special Operations Veteran, Native American Tracker, and Current Doctoral Candidate takes you into the Wild Mountains of the Pacific Northwest Region tracking Bigfoot using the latest Science, Special Forces Tactics, Modern Technologies and Native American and US Border Patrol Man and Animal Tracking Techniques. Join me as I attempt to solve this historical mystery once and for all by introducing a new species to the scientific community and the rest of the world. This area has been know for hundreds of years to be Bigfoot territory and the last 10 years has recorded more active sighting and reports in this area than any other place in the world.