Menhardt

bangalore

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 10:32:36 Z

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :width => 780, :height => 600,:marker => false, :lat => 12.987831, :long => 77.593689, :zoom => 11 %><%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :lat => 13.043359, :long => 77.620983, :thumbnail => 'http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/photos/small/3203739.jpg', :content => '"PIC Bengaluru"' %><%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :lat => 13.170820, :long => 77.595856, :thumbnail => 'http://www.stonehillinternationalschool.org/uploaded/images/logo.gif', :content => '"Stonehill"' %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :lat => 13.021942, :long => 77.579473, :thumbnail => 'http://www.menhardt.com/files/attachments/menhardt/bangalore/collette%20house.jpg', :content => '"House"' %>

finance

Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:44:33 Z

Moje_kh

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:51:48 Z

<%= include('Moje_header') %>

Moje Menhardt

Ausstellungseröffnung am 18. März 2010 im

kabelwerkARTspace in Wien

Ausstellungsdauer 19. - 30 März 2010

Diashow TV Interview Album (vergrößern, herunterladen)

Lebenslauf, Foto, öffentliche Sammlungen

Projekte

wido_skiing

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 03:18:13 Z

Kashmir Skiing: Warren Miller Gulmarg Video

Tahoe 09

Carson Pass May 2008

Apple/MobileMe (better quality)

Sonora Pass May 2007

Roundtop May 2006

Leavitt Lake 2005

Carson Pass May 2002

Sonora Pass - Ski Nazi

wido_trips

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:21:16 Z

Nicaragua 09/10

Lima (Peru) 09

Acco (Israel) 09

Goa (India) 09

Nicaragua 08/09

Taj Mahal 08

Canada 08

Macchu Piccu - Peru 08

Nicaragua 07/08

Canada Summer 06

Mexico 05/06

Nicaragua 04/05

High Road to Taos

Baja 2002

HomePage

Sat, 13 Feb 2010 23:56:29 Z

wido_patents

Wed, 13 Jan 2010 00:33:26 Z

Issued Patents

7,593,562	Method and system for computer aided detection (CAD) cued reading of medical images
7,494,045	Patient identification method for X-ray film user-interfaces
7,440,600	System and method for assigning mammographic view and laterality to individual images in groups of digitized mammograms
7,237,199	Architecture for an application framework
6,661,869	Image reconstruction using multiple X-ray projections
6,587,541	Three dimensional image reconstruction from single plane x-ray fluorograms
6,473,488	Three dimensional image reconstruction from single plane X-ray fluorograms
6,470,070	Image reconstruction using multiple X-ray projections

Pending Patent Applications

20060222228	Bone density screening and mammography CAD system
20060122467	Method and system for computer aided detection (cad) cued reading of medical images
20040181412	Medical imaging analysis using speech synthesis
20040024292	System and method for assigning a computer aided detection application to a digital image
20030118151	Image reconstruction using multiple X-ray projections
20030043969	Three dimensional image reconstruction from single plane X-ray fluorograms
20020106052	Three dimensional image reconstruction from single plane X-ray fluorograms
20020106051	Image reconstruction using multiple X-ray projections

geotest

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:55:50 Z

Embedding Google maps

Embedding Google maps is simple.

Default

All parameters have defaults, so the simplest call is:

<%= gmap %>

example

By longitude and latitude

Use longitude and latitude to define your location:

example

By Address

Use an address (similar to what you enter on maps.google.com):

<%= gmap :address => "100 Main Street, CA 95030" %>

example

Define Size of Map on Page

Define the size of the map on your wiki page, in pixels:

<%= gmap :address => "100 Main Street, CA 95030", :width => "500", :height => "300" %>

Zoom the map

The default zoom is 15 (street level).

<%= gmap :marker => false, :lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02, :zoom => 11 %>

example

Markers

By default, the map has a marker at the specified lat/long or address. The marker can be turned off by setting :marker => false - see previous example. In addition, other markers can be added to maps. In this case, the map has to be named using the :gmapid parameter. After that, multiple markers can be added by referring to the same :gmapid. If :content is defined, a click on the marker will open a window with the content.

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'mrkrmap',
:lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02 %>

<%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap',
:lat => 37.318, :long => -122.023,
:content => "Hello" %>

example

Boundaries

Boundaries can be added to a map using an array of long/lat pairs:

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'bdry', :width => 500, :height => 200,
:lat => 37.319, :long => -122.017, :zoom => 12 %><br /><br />

<%= gline :gmapid => 'bdry',
          :line => [ [-122.0322, 37.3344],
                     [-122.0217, 37.3343],
                     [-121.9955, 37.3208],
                     [-121.9963, 37.3090],
                     [-122.0077, 37.3104],
                     [-122.0214, 37.3095],
                     [-122.0322, 37.3124],
                     [-122.0322, 37.3344] ] %>

example

Multimedia Maps

A map with icons, photos and videos that are embedded in pop-ups can be added like this (a couple of youtube videos):

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'videomap', :marker => false,
:width => 700, :height => 400,
:lat => 36.72, :long => -118.9, :zoom => 12 %>

<%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap',
       :lat => 36.7032012939453, :long => -118.797996520996,
       :icon => '/images/Video.png',
       :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png',
       :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/qSyNLfSX2TQ/2.jpg',
       :content => '<h2>Weaver Lake</h2>' +
'<object width="280" height="230"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/qSyNLfSX2TQ"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/qSyNLfSX2TQ" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="280" height="230"></embed></object>' %>

example

wido_ror

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:55:27 Z

Ruby On Rails

I started with Ruby On Rails in 2006 – I was really impressed by Ruby as a language, and the simplicity of Rails as a framework. I hadn’t programmed for the prior 15 or so years, but it was really easy to slip back into it with RoR!

The first site I built is a flickr/youtube mashup with google maps (like everybody else!). Of course, this stuff is now ubiquitous, but Blue Okaapi was one of the first of its kind! This was also my first experience with open source technology – amazing how quickly you can build thing using free software others have contributed.

In November 2006, I organized – with my surfing buddy Max Dunn – the first Bay Area RubyOnRailsCamp. We ran it as an UNconference, charged a nominal 25$ per person, got IBM Alamaden Labs to provide the venue and raised sponsor money to fund the barista and the sushi dinner. 200 people showed up, and we got a nice, edgy write up in Infoworld. Besides a rich, participant-generated program, we had a speed geeking session, where I demoed Blue Okaapi and sliki (this a very simple on-line slide editor, much like Google Doc's presentation tools; I built it because I needed a short presentation for opening and closing remarks at the RubyOnRailsCamp, and I felt it only appropriate to create the slides in RoR!). One of the most fun things I've done in my life!

I also work with Max on MaxWiki, an RoR-based wiki (it runs the menhardt wiki also). MaxWiki is OpenSource, and used by a variety of commercial and non-commercial entities. It’s main differentations are (1) that it is easy to add additional functionality (eg plug-ins) using Ruby and (2) that we built connector technology so it can server as a publishing front-end to enterprise document management systems. More details at www.maxwiki.com.

A Data Mining project I have mostly implemented in Ruby is Okaapi, an automated document indexer. I used wikipedia as a sandbox for it, and got good results on document grouping

Finally, I’ve done work as a RubyOnRails and data mining consultant (under the name The New Unicorn Group) for several Web 2.0 start-up including www.adbidcentral.com, www.vuvox.com and www.ourmesh.com.

geotest_markers

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:53:35 Z

Markers

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'mrkrmap',
:lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02 %>

<%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap',
:lat => 37.318, :long => -122.023,
:content => '"Hello"' %>

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02 %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'mrkrmap', :lat => 37.318, :long => -122.023, :content => '"Hello"' %>

geotest_multimedia

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:41:39 Z

Multimedia Maps

A map with icons, photos and videos that are embedded in pop-ups can be added like this (a couple of youtube videos):

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'videomap', :marker => false,
:width => 700, :height => 400,
:lat => 36.72, :long => -118.9, :zoom => 12 %>

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'videomap', :marker => false, :width => 700, :height => 400, :lat => 36.72, :long => -118.9, :zoom => 12 %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap', :lat => 36.7032012939453, :long => -118.797996520996, :icon => '/images/Video.png', :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png', :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/qSyNLfSX2TQ/2.jpg', :content => '

Weaver Lake

' + '' %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap', :lat => 36.7100982666016, :long => -118.811996459961, :icon => '/images/Video.png', :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png', :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/5HZUUHxmhwg/2.jpg', :content => '

Weaver Lake Trail

' + '' %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap', :lat => 36.7482986450195, :long => -118.974998474121, :icon => '/images/Video.png', :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png', :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/-OFS3mqEuW8/2.jpg', :content => '

General Grant Tree Interview

' + '' %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap', :lat => 36.7498016357422, :long => -118.97200012207, :icon => '/images/Video.png', :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png', :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/7n1VpiS3f1o/2.jpg', :content => '

General Grant Tree

' + '' %> <%= gmarker :gmapid => 'videomap', :lat => 36.7117004394531, :long => -118.817001342773, :icon => '/images/Video.png', :shadow => 'images/Shadow.png', :thumbnail => 'http://img.youtube.com/vi/thyu_UXTdzE/2.jpg', :content => '

Weaver Lake Trailhead

' + '' %>

geotest_boundaries

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:40:46 Z

Boundaries

Boundaries can be added to a map using an array of long/lat pairs:

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'bdry', :width => 500, :height => 200,
:lat => 37.319, :long => -122.017, :zoom => 12 %><br /><br />

<%= gmap :gmapid => 'bdry', :width => 500, :height => 200, :lat => 37.319, :long => -122.017, :zoom => 12 %> <%= gline :gmapid => 'bdry', :line => [ [-122.0322, 37.3344], [-122.0217, 37.3343], [-121.9955, 37.3208], [-121.9963, 37.3090], [-122.0077, 37.3104], [-122.0214, 37.3095], [-122.0322, 37.3124], [-122.0322, 37.3344] ] %>

geotest_zoom

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:35:34 Z

Zoom the map

The default zoom is 15 (street level).

<%= gmap :marker => false, :lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02, :zoom => 11 %>

geotest_address

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:34:15 Z

By Address

Use an address (similar to what you enter on maps.google.com):

<%= gmap :address => "100 Main Street, CA 95030" %>

geotest_latlong

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:33:01 Z

By longitude and latitude

Use longitude and latitude to define your location:

<%= gmap :lat => 37.32, :long => -122.02 %>