Page B3 MANAGING THE DATA FLOODS In a world of ever-increasing digital connectivity, ever larger mountains of data are produced by the various devices.
SAN FRANCISCO — The idea of big data goes something like this: In a world of ever-increasing digital connectivity, ever larger mountains of data are produced by our cellphones, computers, digital cameras, RFID readers, smart meters and GPS devices.
"WikiLeaks is just a reflection of the problem that more and more data are produced and can leak out," says John Mancini, president of AIIM, an organisation dedicated to improving information management.Two other developments are also poking holes in companies' digital firewalls.
Normalized data are produced from the relative abundances of taxa present in each sample.
Magnetotelluric impedance data are produced at 17 frequencies ranging from 0.14 to 6.26 Hz.
From BHAC, GRMHD simulation data are produced which are subsequently used as input for BHOSS.
Traditional electronic health record (EHR) data are produced from various hospital information systems.
Data are produced, and used in far too many different ways to treat informatively as instance of any single method.
The Level 1b data are produced by ESA and delivered in the form of single day files for each satellite.
Response data are produced on reinforced concrete highway bridge decks made of a straight box section girder.
The reality, however, is that it's almost impossible to conceive how much data are produced by a company in a single day, let alone decades.
