Tag Archives: NASA
4 October 2012: CIO India
What’s Common Between Aliens, Big Data and a Bangladeshi “Search Addict”? Excerpt: Aliens, Big Data and a Bangladeshi “search addict”. What can be a common factor between the three? The storage and analytics solutions provider EMC, at a Big Data … Continue reading
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Tagged big data, big data analytics, Business intelligence, data warehousing, EMC Corporation, Information technology, Jill Tarter, Louie Yan, NASA, Russell John, Sam Kumarsamy, SET@home, SETI, SETI Insititute, Shankar Gopidas, Singapore, Tap the 90
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11 May 2012: Federal Computer Week
Sky’s the Limit for New IT Options at NASA‘s Goddard Center Adrian Gardner is rarely short on fresh challenges as CIO at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Gardner recently spoke with Federal Computer Week senior writer Alice Lipowicz about the rapidly shifting IT … Continue reading
27 April 2012: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
100 Days and Counting to NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover Landing The space program has massive databases that it analyzes to ensure successful missions. This mission to Mars is no different. At 10:31 p.m. PDT today, April 27, (1:31 p.m. EDT), … Continue reading
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Tagged big data, CalTech, Curiosity rover, Gale Crater, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, Louie Yan, Mars, Mars rover, Mars Science Laboratory, Mission to Mars, NASA, Pete Theisinger, Sam Kumarsamy, Science Mission Directorate, Shankar Gopidas, space program
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4 January 2013: InformationWeek
Why You’ll Need a Big Data Ethics Expert Excerpt: Big data is a big deal for companies in 2013. The prospect of outdistancing your competition by leveraging your company’s data with huge data sources such as NASA, the government, video … Continue reading →