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Strigil
Data scraping is a way to gather and integrate data from different data sources. In this presentation, we will describe Strigil, a framework for automatized screen-scraping. It allows to define custom scraping scripts in intuitive graphical user interface and provides a solution for scalable and distributed scraping
Two Decades of Laws and Practice Around Screen Scraping in the Common Law World and Its Open Banking Watershed Moment
Screen scrapingâa technique using an agent to collect, parse, and organize data from the web in an automated mannerâhas found countless applications over the past two decades. It is now employed everywhere, from targeted advertising, price aggregation, budgeting apps, website preservation, academic research, and journalism, to name a few. However, this tool has raised enormous controversy in the age of big data. This article takes a comparative law approach to explore two sets of analytical issues in three common law jurisdictions, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. As the first step, this article maps out the trajectory of relevant laws and jurisprudence around screen scraping legality in three common law jurisdictionsâthe United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Specifically, the article focuses on five selected issue areas within those jurisdictionsââdigital trespassâ statutes, tort, intellectual property rights, contract, and data protection. Our findings reveal some level of divergence in the way each country addresses the legality of screen scraping. Despite such divergence, one may see a sea change amid the trend of data-sharing under the banner of âOpen Bankingâ in coming years. This article argues that to the extent that these data sharing initiatives enable information flow between entities, it could reduce the demand for screen scraping generally, thereby bringing some level of convergence. Yet, this convergence is qualified by the institutional design of data sharing schemesâwhether or not it explicitly addresses screen scraping (as in Australia and the United Kingdom) and whether there is a top-down, government-mandated data-sharing regime (as in the United States)
Pattern Research Project: An Investigation of The Pattern And Printing Process - Marigold
2018 Pattern Research Project
Emily Ballentine - Marigold
The Pattern Research Project involves research and analysis of contemporary patterns found in the textiles and wallcoverings of the built interior environment. Patterns use motif, repetition, color, geometry, craft, technology, and space to communicate place, time, and concept. Through this research and analysis, built environments - their designers, occupants, construction, and context - can be better understood.
Emily Ballentine, VCU Interior Design BFA 2021, selected the Marigold pattern for the 2018 Pattern Research Project. The text below is excerpted from the studentâs work:
âThe sample of Marigold was screen-printed at Bradbury and Bradbury. Screen printing is a process that includes using a hand carved stencil for each layer represented. The printing table stretches 90 feet and is equipped with special knobs to adjust to the repeat of the pattern. A monofilament polyester screen covers and is tightly sealed to the artwork (the finished pattern that acts as a guide for where to place each stencil). Ink is pushed through the stencil using a squeege that runs up the surface, soaking the screen and then back down, scraping away access ink.âhttps://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/prp/1022/thumbnail.jp
A Semantic Scraping Model for Web Resources - Applying Linked Data to Web Page Screen Scraping
In spite of the increasing presence of Semantic Web Facilities, only a limited amount of the available resources in the Internet provide a semantic access. Recent initiatives such as the emerging Linked Data Web are providing semantic access to available data by porting existing resources to the semantic web using different technologies, such as database-semantic mapping and scraping. Nevertheless, existing scraping solutions are based on ad-hoc solutions complemented with graphical interfaces for speeding up the scraper development. This article proposes a generic framework for web scraping based on semantic technologies. This framework is structured in three levels: scraping services, semantic scraping model and syntactic scraping. The ïŹrst level provides an interface to generic applications or intelligent agents for gathering information from the web at a high level. The second level deïŹnes a semantic RDF model of the scraping process, in order to provide a declarative approach to the scraping task. Finally, the third level provides an implementation of the RDF scraping model for speciïŹc technologies. The work has been validated in a scenario that illustrates its application to mashup technologie
To âSketch-a-Scratchâ
A surface can be harsh and raspy, or smooth and silky, and everything in between. We are used to sense these features with our fingertips as well as with our eyes and ears: the exploration of a surface is a multisensory experience. Tools, too, are often employed in the interaction with surfaces, since they augment our manipulation capabilities. âSketch-a-Scratchâ is a tool for the multisensory exploration and sketching of surface textures. The userâs actions drive a physical sound model of real materialsâ response to interactions such as scraping, rubbing or rolling. Moreover, different input signals can be converted into 2D visual surface profiles, thus enabling to experience them visually, aurally and haptically
The Big Clean
In this key-note I will touch upon how the new European Open Data Strategy, the work (local) government across Europe are doing to open up data, and screen-scraping, data refining and data journalism, all tie in together to allow us new ways to interact and build connections with our government
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The role of Enterprise portals in Enterprise Integration
Todayâs enterprises are moving business systems to the Internet - to connect people, business processes, and people to business processes in enterprise and across enterprise boundaries. The portal brings it all together: business processes, departmental sites, knowledge management resources, enterprise management systems, CRM systems, analytics, email, calendars, external content, transactions, administration, workflow, and more. The goal of this paper is to present the role of the Enterprise Portal in internal and external enterprise integration.Portal, Enterprise Portal, Integration, ETL, EAI, EII
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