Dissemination areas are the smallest geographic areas for which all Canadian Census data are disseminated and corresponds to one or more neighboring blocks with target populations of 400 700 persons (Puderer 2001).
The data are disseminated to television, radio stations, newspapers and news agencies.
A group of computer security experts want to turn that model on its head with Wickr, a new mobile app that they hope will set a new standard for how personal data is disseminated.
The Departments of Energy and Defense, which operate the satellites' detection functions, should apply the same standards used for G.P.S.: All but the most sensitive data is disseminated automatically, so that anyone in the world can tap into the flow of information beaming down from the satellites.
NEPS data are disseminated in a user-friendly way to the scientific community.
NEPS data are disseminated among the scientific community for analysis and provide an important basis for substantive longitudinal and comparative research.
This means that it does not support concepts such as geocasting where data are disseminated to vehicles within a given geographical area.
On Rosetta, for example, ESA hasn't paid for very much of the €100 million camera, called OSIRIS, and therefore has less control over how its data is disseminated.
My team's role is to develop the initial science requirements and instrument requirements, to ensure that the science requirements are met for the instrument throughout the manufacturing phase, that data is disseminated appropriately once in operation, as well as maintain the links to NASA.
"Basically, one can get all the benefits of a talk (where one can show videos) and a poster (being able to talk to the 'audience')." Scientists are opening up to the idea that emerging technologies can revolutionize how ideas, results, and data are disseminated, Marnett says.
