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Global Sourcebook of Address Data Management: A Guide to Address Formats and Data in 194 Countries by Graham R. Rhind, 1999-01

Exchanging Bibliographic Data: Marc and Other International Formats by Ellen Gredley, Alan Hopkinson, 1990-11

ASTM Monograph 4 Investigation and Interpretation of Black Box Data in Automobiles: A Guide to the Concepts and Formats of Computer Data in Vehicle Sa ... Society for Testing and Materials), 4.) by William Rosenbluth, 2001-06-01

Usmarc Format for Bibliographic Data: Including Guidelines for Content Designation by Ruth S. Freitag, 1994-12

Data Processing Manager's Model Reports and Formats by Ralph L. Kliem, Irwin S. Ludin, 1992-01

Ims/Vs Data Communications Programming Using Message Format Service by Ziep N. Vuong, 1990-03

Introduction to Data Technologies (Chapman & Hall/CRC Computer Science & Data Analysis) by Paul Murrell, 2009-02-23

Making Lean Six Sigma Data Sets Minitab Friendly or The Best Way to Format Data for Statistical Analysis by David Rasmusson, Cynthia Butler, 2009-02-02

Open Source Format Publishing of Scientific Data (OSF) by Fernandez Dell'Oca Alberto, 2003-07-16

ISO 6983-1:1982, Numerical control of machines - Program format and definition of address words - Part 1 : Data format for positioning, line motion and contouring control systems by ISO TC 184/SC 1, 2007-08-23

Debugging Data Formats: Leb128, Dwarf, Program Database, Map, Stabs

ISO 7168-2:1999, Air quality -- Exchange of data -- Part 2: Condensed data format by ISO TC 146/SC 4/WG 8, 2007-08-23

IEC 62258-2 Ed. 1.0 en:2005, Semiconductor die products - Part 2: Exchange data formats by IEC TC/SC 47, 2007-08-19

Data format 'Offspring' sprung.(Around The World / Design)(Offspring data transfer format being evaluated): An article from: Printed Circuit Design & Manufacture by Mike Buetow, 2003-10-01

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Data Formats And Their Sugggested File Extensions
An extensive listing of file name extensions with brief description.
http://www.uni-koeln.de/themen/Graphik/ImageProcessing/fileext.html
Scientific Data Format Information FAQ
(Note that this is somewhat outside the scope of this document, which is reallyonly intended to discuss data formats, but I think this will be useful to many
http://fits.cv.nrao.edu/traffic/scidataformats/faq.html

Extractions: Each (major) section has a "Subject:" line, so you can search on the subject title above to find the section quickly. Comments, corrections, or additions should be sent to Ilana Stern at ilana@ncar.ucar.edu. Most FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) documents list many questions and their answers. This FAQ is (mostly) devoted to answering only one question: "Where can I find documentation and software for [X] data format?"
Data Formats - Webopedia
Contains information about many data formats.Category Computers data formats data formats Data, Standards. HTML, Video Formats. AIFF, alphanumeric. ANSICharacter Set, ASCII. ASCII file, BAK file. BCD, binary. binary file, binaryformat.
http://www.webopedia.com/Data/Data_Formats/

Extractions: Enter a keyword... ...or choose a category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home
Scientific Data Formats
Mostly data formats These are software packages for the storage and retrieval of data in standard formats. The software usually takes the form of a library of subroutines which are used either by another package, e.g.
http://dao.gsfc.nasa.gov/data_stuff/dataFormats.html

Extractions: Sceintific data comes in many formats. This web page is intended to serve as a reference for various formats in use by NASA researchers. NCSA has a web page called Data Standards and Formats which is similar to this one (but looks nicer). There's another related page called Space Science Data Formats and Standards Information is avaiable for the following formats: Click here to return to the page "Some 4D Datasets at the DAAC".
The Programmer's File Format Collection
Detailed file formats and data formats for programmers. A large collection of programming resources Category Computers data formatsDetailed file formats and data formats for programmers. A large collectionof programming resources with detailed information. The
http://www.wotsit.org/

Extractions: *in the last 0.9 hours* Wot it is... Welcome to Wotsit's Format, the complete programmer's resource on the net. This site contains file format information on hundreds of different file types and all sorts of other useful programming information; algorithms, source code, specifications, etc. The search engine on this site is the simplest way to get to any information that you are looking for. If you have any useful programming documents or information, please Submit it so that other programmers can make use of it. Suggestions for improving this site are also welcome. Wot's useful... Some documents on this site require the following viewer:
Data Formats
No Proprietary Binary data formats. I shall NEVER keep my information in a proprietary binary format (such as Word,
http://www.podval.org/~sds/data.html

Extractions: I shall NEVER keep my information in a proprietary binary format (such as Word, WordPerfect, Excel etc). All my personal files are kept in plain text format. So please do not ask for my resume in the Word format - such requests will be silently ignored. On the other hand, if others (such as a client or an employer) want, I am willing to access their data in the format they want, if they provide me with the appropriate tools. People create their files for future retrieval and reuse. E.g., today you might write a paper which you will print tomorrow, send via e-mail to a friend the next day and incorporate his remarks the next week, then you might want to retrieve your original text without his changes. If your data is saved in a proprietary binary format, these simple tasks are complicated beyond your wildest imagination. you will have to send the paper as an attachment, so your friend has to have a mailer which understand attachments (most mailers do). Now, if he wants to search all his e-mail for some phrase, he will have to start an application for each attachment - a hefty price to pay for a small search! He would also have to own a tool which understands your particular idiosyncratic proprietary binary format. What if his software version is different from yours? Do you realize that the binary file you send him contains much more than what your application shows you on the screen? [
3D Data Formats
Alphabetical list of 3D geometric data interchange formats.Category Computers Software Graphics Converters Spike Milligan. Alphabetical list of 3D API specifications and data formats.3D2, Stereo CAD3D object format. 3DML, Flatland 3DML language.
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/pbourke/3dformats/

Extractions: BMF by David Farrell, exported from 3dStudio by "view3ds'. CDF Cyberspace Description Format Cinema4d file format from "Maxon Computer" COB Calgari trueSpace2 File Format Direct-X Microsofts answer to QuickDraw3D and OpenGL DMO Duke Nukem 3D or Redneck Rampage DWF Format used by AutoDesks attempt at an internet format for it's models, used by the WHIP viewer.
RDF Architecture - W3C Note
Brief technical note showing the relationships between the various World Wide Web Consortium controlled Category Computers data formats XML Document TypesW3C data formats. This document is a response to a frequently asked question aboutthe relationship between the various specifications for data formats.
http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-rdfarch

Extractions: NOTE-rdfarch W3C Data Formats W3C NOTE 29-October-1997 This document: http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-rdfarch Author: Tim Berners-Lee timbl@w3.org and the W3C team. This document is a response to a frequently asked question about the relationship between the various specifications for data formats. It is a simple explanation rather than a technical document. It will not be updated with time, carries no endorsement as an official specification itself. Please see the linked parts of the W3C web for details and the current status of developments at any time. XML is becoming increasingly adopted as a common syntax for expressing structure in data. Now the resource Description Framework (RDF), a layer on top of XML, provides a common basis for expressing semantics. Applications which allow programs to combine data logically will be built using RDF (and therefor XML) and this will enhance the modularity and extensibility of the Web. This is essential to its rapid future growth, multiplying together the strengths of new, independently developed, applications. This note gives an overview of some of the W3C data format specifications, and the relationships between them.
Data Formats - Webopedia
Contains information about many data formats.
http://webopedia.internet.com/Data/Data_Formats/

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Evolution Of Web Data Formats - Slide List
Evolution of Web data formats by Dan Connolly. Table of contents. XML and theEvolution of Web data formats; Overview; Why the W3C XML Activity?
http://www.w3.org/Talks/9804www7-xml/
Webopedia: Data Formats And Their File Extensions
data formats and Their File Extensions In the table below, search for a file extensionby the letter it starts with or view the complete list of file extensions
http://www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/fileextensions.asp

Extractions: Enter a keyword... ...or choose a category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home
Currency Server - Data Formats
Formats. Currency Server can read currency exchange rate data in a variety of data formats and transmission protocols.
http://www.cloanto.com/currencyserver/dataformats.html

Extractions: Currency Server can read currency exchange rate data in a variety of data formats and transmission protocols. The preferred format is SERIFF , which is public, completely documented, offers support for all the necessary data fields, and allows chaining with non-SERIFF data if necessary. Other formats which are directly supported by the software, such as PRN , offer a subset of the functionality provided by SERIFF. Additionally, conversion filters can be used to access data in virtually any format. The location and protocol type of the currency exchange rate data can be set in the Data Source tab of the program options. The data is accessed by the software during scheduled or manual updates, and, in the case of a SERIFF file, it can in turn refer to other data (which can be in any format). For formats not internally supported by the software, filters make it possible to use external data conversion logic. If you are interested in a data format that is not yet supported, please let us know , providing format details if possible, and we will consider it for immediate implementation.
Data Formats
Anon. Geometric data formats Images. Beginners guide to bitmaps Mostly what oneneeds to know about how images are stored on computers, including colour depth.
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/dataformats/

Extractions: While TIFF files are relatively hard to read, it is relatively easy to create TIFF images that can be read by other porgrams. Storing images using the TARGA image format Format of PPM, PGM, PBM files Format of SGI RGB image files URT image format as used by the Utah Raster Toolkit ... Gif 89a Specification
Sinclair Spectrum Game Data Formats
A repository for the collection of game data formats for old Sinclair games.Category Computers data formats GamesA page dedicated to Sinclair Spectrum Game data formats. A repository forthe collection of game data formats for old sinclair classics.
http://www.icemark.com/dataformats/

Extractions: this page is dedicated as a repository for the collection of game data formats for old sinclair classics. I hope that information found here can be used to write editors or conversion of these timeless classics.if you have any data formats that you would like included here, or have any additional information regarding these formats. then please email me. Jet Set Willy 2 to many the first of the platfrom games. Matthew Smith's classic explained, thanks to Andrew Broad how did Matthew Smith make changes to fit in all that extra information over Manic Miner. Arsen Torbarina tells you how. with the hindsight of having someone else come up with the idea. D. P. Rowson showed Matthew Smith just how he should have done it.
Scientific Data Format Information FAQ
070000 GMT MessageID 48b11h$8c7@ncar.ucar.edu Reply-To ilana@ncar.ucar.eduSummary Where to find information on scientific data formats Archive-name
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/sci-data-formats/

Extractions: From: ilana@kiowa.scd.ucar.edu (Ilana Stern) Newsgroups: sci.data.formats news.answers sci.answers Subject: Scientific Data Format Information FAQ Followup-To: sci.data.formats 48b11h$8c7@ncar.ucar.edu ilana@ncar.ucar.edu Summary: Where to find information on scientific data formats Archive-name: sci-data-formats Last-modified: 13 Oct 1995 Recent changes: ==within last two weeks== Format changes to document Correction to CDF information Corrected URL of JCAMP standard New URL for GeoTIFF information ==within last four weeks== Added DLG-3 information Added DEM information Corrected location of CIF information This is the FAQ for the sci.data.formats ilana@ncar.ucar.edu telnet://host.name.domain news:newsgroup.name ... cdf-users@nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov , exists for discussion of CDF. To subscribe, please send email to " Majordomo@nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov " with the command "SUBSCRIBE cdf-users" in the body of your message. Questions can be directed to cdfsupport@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov . A client-server software layer called CSCDF, which can be used with the CDF library to provide applications access to remote CDF datasets, can be obtained from its author, Hillel Steinberg, by email at zeus@cs.umd.edu
Free GIS Data - GIS Data Depot
GISDataDepot GIS data formats GISDataDepot HelpDesk data formats GIS data formats
http://www.gisdatadepot.com/helpdesk/formats.html

Extractions: Digital Map Formats The term file format refers to the logical structure used to store information in a GIS file. File formats are important in part because not every GIS software package supports all formats. If you want to use a data set, but it isnt available in a format that your GIS supports, you will have to find a way to transform it, find another data set, or find another GIS. Almost every GIS has its own internal file format. These formats are designed for optimal use inside the software and are often proprietary. They are not designed for use outside their native systems. Most systems also support transfer file formats. Transfer formats are designed to bring data in and out of the GIS software, so they are usually standardized and well documented. If your data needs are simple, your main concern will be with the internal format your GIS software supports. If you have complex data needs, you will want to learn about a wider range of transfer formats, especially if you want to mix data from different sources. Transfer formats will be required to import some data sets into your software.
Data Formats
14. data formats. 14.1. Sample QIF file. Here's a sample QIF (QuickenInterchange Format) file for reference purposes (Parenthesized
http://www.ntlug.org/~cbbrowne/financeformats.html

Extractions: Christopher B. Browne's Home Page cbbrowne@acm.org Christopher Browne's Web Pages Prev Next !Type:Bank (Header line) D6/12/95 (Date of 1st transaction) T-1,000.00 (Amount of 1st transaction) N***** (Check number) PFranks Plumbing (Payee) AFranks Plumbing (Address 1st line) A2567 Fresno Street (Address 2nd line) ASanta Barbara, CA 90111 Address (3rd line) LHome Maint (Category/Transfer/Class) ^ (End of 1st transaction) D6/15/95 (Date 2nd transaction) T-75.46 (Amount 2nd transaction) CX (Status in Cleared column) N256 (Number) PWalts Drugs (Payee) LSupplies (Category/class) SSupplies (First category in split) EOffice supplies (First memo in split) $-36.00 (First amount in split) SGarden (Second memo in split) $-39.46 (Second amount in split) ^ (Ends 2nd transaction)
Types Of Data Formats
Types of data formats. ICPSR distributes data in the following formats
http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/HELP/dataformat.html

Extractions: Saved Files See Also ICPSR distributes data in the following formats: Most ICPSR data files are distributed as ASCII files. An ASCII data file consists of rows and columns of alphanumeric characters. Since ASCII data files are simply text files, they can be opened in any word processing program or Internet browser. However, the alphanumeric characters are not meaningful without the help of a codebook or data definition statements, which will link the columns of an ASCII data file to a particular variable. In order to analyze the data, the ASCII file should be read into a statistical, database, or spreadsheet software package. ASCII files come in one of two formats: Fixed Format: Each record of the file is the same length and the precise location of the data for each variable is in the same column on every line of data. Free Format: The length of the records of the file may vary. Variables are found in a specified sequence but not in the same column locations for each record. Variables are separated from one another by a delimiter (i.e., a special character such as a comma or tab).
PARTsolutions - The Exciting Standard- And Supplier-Parts Catalog System
A parts library integrated with many CAD systems for direct invocation, as well as with standard data formats.
http://www.partsolutions.de/index.asp?sid=2
Types Of Data Formats
Types of data formats. ICPSR distributes data in the following formats
http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/SAMHDA/HELP/dataformat.html

Extractions: ICPSR distributes data in the following formats: Most ICPSR data files are distributed as ASCII files. An ASCII data file consists of rows and columns of alphanumeric characters. Since ASCII data files are simply text files, they can be opened in any word processing program or Internet browser. However, the alphanumeric characters are not meaningful without the help of a codebook or data definition statements, which will link the columns of an ASCII data file to a particular variable. In order to analyze the data, the ASCII file should be read into a statistical, database, or spreadsheet software package. ASCII files come in one of two formats: Fixed Format: Each record of the file is the same length and the precise location of the data for each variable is in the same column on every line of data. Free Format: The length of the records of the file may vary. Variables are found in a specified sequence but not in the same column locations for each record. Variables are separated from one another by a delimiter (i.e., a special character such as a comma or tab). Some of ICPSR's older collections contain data files originally created for use with OSIRIS statistical software, which has since been decommissioned by its sponsor. Since these data files are ASCII-formatted, they may also be used with other statistical, database, or spreadsheet software. OSIRIS dictionaries are available for use with OSIRIS data files.

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