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3D city model building based on aerial survey mainly adopts JX4A workstation and 3D model builder 3DCM. Field texture collection relates to the usage of digital camera and image processing software Photoshop and so on. Terrain sight building should adopt 3D model builder 3DCM. CAD model building for parts of objects should adopt model builder 3DMax.
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I have long abandoned the print handout, using it only under those conditions where they are expressly requested by the people who pay me for my services. Otherwise, I point to my web site at the beginning of the presentation demonstrating links to web pages that provide a variety of digital resources for the topic at hand. Until recently, these have been static html documents or pages that were derived from content management systems.
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The advancement of high-speed mobile telecommunications technology and handset technology is providing the momentum for the new mobile environment as it goes beyond 3G to 3.5G and 4G. Despite such hardware advancement, however, the software provided in the mobile environment is not that different from that of 2G. Under such condition, the next-generation mobile data service represented by Mobile Web 2.0 is recognized as the new growth engine for the mobile industry. Therefore, this paper seeks to observe the “Mobile Web 2.0” trend for the next-generation Mobile Web environment. Specifically, the concept and key technology trend of “Mobile Web 2.0” and future direction of key Mobile Web 2.0 will be discussed.
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More than ten years ago, Tim Berners-Lee performed the first transmission across HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol). Since then, HTTP has become exponentially more popular, expanding beyond a small group of computer-science visionaries to the personal and business sectors. Today, it’s almost a household term.
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The Universal Serial Bus
In 1994 an alliance of four industrial partners (Compaq, Intel, Microsoft and NEC) started to specify the Universal Serial Bus (USB). The bus was originally designed with these intentions:
- Connection of the PC to the telephone
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