XML ReadOuts

Eine liste der XML Quellen die in diesem Weblog eingelesen werden sammt Ihre URIs:

• RSS der englishsprachigen SchwesternSite virtual-museum.at

  URI: [ http://www.virtual-museum.at/xml/rss.xml ]

  virtual-museum.at   5/26/2006 Digital cameras save artworks. Digital imaging is revolutionising the way classical works of art are being preserved for future generations. The National Gallery in London, UK, is leading the way in the use of this technology to make high quality digital reproductions of paintings. For the past 10 years, it has been developing a system to monitor tiny changes in the artworks and build up a precise record of the colour of paintings to see if there are any changes over time. The job has fallen to Vasari (Visual Art System for Archiving and Retrieval of Images), which uses what is called a colourimetric imaging system. A special digital camera is used to capture each square metre of a painting's surface with a resolution of at least 10,000 by 10,000 pixels "The kind of camera you would buy in a shop measures just red, green and blue," said Dr Saunders. "But this doesn't really provide us with enough information. So the present system uses seven colour bands, like the seven colours of the rainbow." Source: BBC News

  
  

• W3C Nachrichten

  URI: [ http://www.w3.org/2000/08/w3c-synd/home.rss ]

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• Meldungen von der W3C Arbeitsgruppe "Semantisches Web"

  URI: [ http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Overview-events.rss ]

  W3C Semantic Web News   6/18/2008

  
  

• Meldungen von der DOM Arbeitsgruppe im W3C

  URI: [ http://www.w3.org/DOM/Overview.rss ]

  W3C Document Object Model   1/6/2009 WebApps WG Drives DOM Specifications. The WebApps WG Drives DOM Specifications. The W3C Web Applications Working Group has taken over responsibility for the Document Object Model specifications, including a new revision of DOM Level 3 Events, a new DOM Core specification, and potentially any errata on older DOM specifications. Discussion can be directed to either the public-webapps@w3.org or the www-dom@w3.org mailing lists. Document Object Model Activity is closed. The Document Object Model Activity is closed. The Document Object Model Working Group was closed in the Spring of 2004, after the completion of the DOM Level 3 Recommendations. Several W3C Working Groups have since taken the lead in maintaining and continuing to develop standard APIs for the Web since then; HTML, SVG, CSS, or WebAPI being among them. W3C will continue to develop APIs in various Working Groups. Learn more about the achievements from the DOM Activity page. Got an idea on how to use this page? Send an email to Philippe.