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august
17, 2000 |
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first version of data space transfer protocol | |
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The National Center for Data Mining at the
University of Illinois at Chicago launched the first version of an infrastructure
called Data Space Transfer Protocol, or DSTP, for creating the next generation
web of data. The new transfer protocol will unify the way data is stored online. Downloading data from different sites via high-speed networks and analyzing the data in real-time will become possible for the first time. "DSTP will standardize the way data is shared, the same way HTTP revolutionized the way documents are shared," said Georg Reinhart, who developed DSTP with Emory Creel. Researchers will be able to search, analyze and mine databases simultaneously, even if the databases contain different types of data. |
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Reclaiming
the internet's original purpose <http://www.uic.edu/depts/paff/opa/releases/dataweb_release.html> |
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