The
Graphics, Visualization, & Usability Center at Georgia Tech is
now on the Web. Although we have been around for a while, we are
still pleased to offically announce our database.
With in our database are text, movies, and images on:
Animation, Image Understanding, Medical Informatics,
Scientific Visualization, Software Visualization, and
Virtual Environments. Also available are GVU Technical
Reports, the GVU Users's Guide, the WWW User Survey, and more!
The Clearinghouse
for Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides can now be accessed
via the Web.
The Nuclear Engineering
Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison announces its
WWW server. As well as full deparmental information, it contains an
American Nuclear
Society Home Page, which features an on-line magazine not to be
missed. X-Section is
designed to be a forum for the dissemination of information about
nuclear engineering and the nuclear power industry to members of the
general public. (It is not a technical journal for spreading new
engineering or scientific information.)
A new WWW server is now online at the
National Climatic Data Center. This server contains information
about the data
and services available at the center.
Included are information about NCDC's
environmental
Online Data Access and
Services Information System (OASIS) and the
Global Climate Perspectives System (GCPS). NCDC's WWW server also
contains information on environmental data available on CD-ROMS and
images from both the Microwave
Sounding Unit (MSU) and NOAA's Long-Term Climatological Dataset.
You can now reach the
International Computer Science
Institute (ICSI) via http. ICSI is a computer science research
organization that is closely affiliated with the Computer Science
division of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
department at U.C. Berkeley. ICSI comprises
research scientists from all over the world working together
with U.C. Berkeley EECS professors and graduate students on
a wide variety of projects.
At the ICSI http
site, you can find postscript
technical reports, an interface to the
ICSI gopher server,
and information about the
Sather and
pSather languages. New services will soon be added.
The Department of Informatics at
the Federal University of Santa Catarina, BRAZIL, is now running
a WWW Server. The server provides a
world index
by continent using ISMAP, and a index of all
Brazilian network services (WWW, anonymous FTP, Gopher, ...).
Includes also informations about our Department and courses. This is
a good oportunity to learn Portuguese! There is a
Home Page in English too. Please note
: our link is slow = 9600 bps.
Stanford University has upgraded to an
HTTP server. There are pointers to many of the campus organizations that are
running servers of their own, including the
School of Medicine.
VTLS is happy to announce a new web
server. VTLS is a company that provides innovative
automation solutions for libraries and other information centers
worldwide. Some of the links you will find are products and
services, a company
overview, and a special Z39.50 page
which illustrates how the VTLS Z39.50 client can interface with web
browsers such as NCSA Mosaic for Windows.
Eunet Austria
providing email, news and IP connectivity to the general public
and commercial customers, is now running a server providing information on
it's products and services.
The Computing Support Team, Inc. has volunteered to coordinate
Internet access to the missing children information supplied by the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Heidi
Search Center. Our
Missing Kids Guide is now available. Sites wishing to mirror our
database and web documents should contact CSTeam for more
information
Polish Home Page
is placed at
Physics Department of Wasaw University
WWW server.
At the same place there is a
Flea Market @ FUW, place
where you can insert and read advertisenments.
Market interface programs are written based on new
parser v 1.1
utility routine.
CRS4,
Centre for Advanced Studies Research and
Development in Sardinia (Cagliari, Italy),
invites you to visit their WWW server. In addition to the links to their
different Groups
and Projects, you can find also: hypertextual
MPEG info,
animations,
the history
of Sardinia (with many GIFs),
the archaeological
museum of Cagliari (italian text + GIFs), italian literature
(try
La Divina Commedia
or Pinocchio).
The Duke University Department of
Network Communications has a Web server. The NetCom Web server provides
timely information on DukeNet and the North Carolina Information
Highway. You will also find an amazing discovery concerning
the Net coffee pot!
The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc
(SCO) provides UNIX operating systems
and related solutions to the PC industry. The home page
provides access to the company overview, products,
services, 3rd party applications, and more.
