| 词条 | Supranet |
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Supranet is a term coined at the turn of the 21st century by information technology analysis firm Gartner to describe the fusion of the physical and the digital (virtual) worlds, a concept that embeds the "Internet of things" as one of its elements. HistoryAt its inception in 2000,[1] the term was alluding to the ongoing convergence of the Internet, mobile communications, always-on connectivity, sensors and advanced human-computer interaction. In subsequent elaborations, it was extended to include electronic tagging (via, for example, RFID), geotagging and electronic geomapping (i.e., mapping internet coordinates to geodetic coordinates), thereby completing the fusion of physical and virtual.[2][3][4] ParadigmCollectively, those publications anticipated the following trends, all subsumed under the "Supranet" heading:
Practical aspectsA practical common example of Supranet is photography geotagging, as it can be done in Flickr, Panoramio or Picasa, perhaps (although not necessarily) using GPS-enabled cameras. However, applications will be only limited by the users' imagination. It will be possible to attach electronic information to places, from the botanic description of plants on mountain trails to the projection of ancient Rome onto the actual vision of the current landscape from the Pincio; it will be possible for products to self-determine their paths along supply chains, and to auto-assemble; it will be possible to grow cyborgs resembling fiction characters. Moving across the three-dimensional physical space will match movements in the digital/virtual one, and vice versa. The threshold between space and cyberspace blurs, and eventually it may even be unclear whether we are in one or in the other. The concept of Supranet has been ever since talked about in the media, as well as used in scientific research and product development;[5][6][7][8][9][10][11] one remarkable example of large-scale project heavily influenced by the Supranet is "Virtual Australia".[12] In some of his subsequent works (such as[13]), one of the original Gartner authors made it clear that there were several precursors to the concept of Supranet, crediting David Gelernter,[14] G.W. Fitzmaurice[15] and J.C. Spohrer[16] as the pioneers. See also{{col-begin}}
References1. ^Simon Hayward, Ken Dulaney, Bob Egan, Daryl C. Plummer, Nigel Deighton, Martin Reynolds, "Beyond the Internet: The 'Supranet'", Gartner research report, September 2000 {{Ambient intelligence}}2. ^Paolo Magrassi, Angelo Panarella, Nigel Deighton, Geoff Johnson, "Computers to Acquire Control of the Physical World", Gartner research report T-14-0301, 28 September 2001 3. ^Philip Redman, Jean-Claude Delcroix, Kathy Harris, Rich Mogull, John Monroe, "A Brave Mobile World: Emerging Technologies for Mobility", Gartner research report T-14-0297, 1 October 2001 4. ^Paolo Magrassi, "E-Tags: From Niches to the Supranet", Gartner research report T-14-8198, 11 January 2002 5. ^W.T. De Vries, "Towards new methodologies of measuring cost efficiency and cost effectiveness of geospatial data infrastructures", 7th International Conference on Global Spatial Data Infrastructure, Bangalore, India, 2–6 February 2004 6. ^T.Skramstad, "Information security and safety – Trends towards 2020", Infosam 2020, Department of Computer and Information Science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, April 2004 7. ^Felix Socorro, "Supranet, ¿el próximo paso de la interconexión?", Elearning America Latina, January 2004 8. ^J.Powell, "RFID: Introduction to the Internet of Things (or, All the World Is a Portal)", Learning Technology Research Taskforce, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA, USA, May 2003 9. ^T. Wills, "The Identity of Electronic Devices", DigitalIDWorld, September 2002 10. ^"Основные перспективы развития мобильных устройств (по материалам Gartner Group ) - От E-Business до Supranet", КомпьютерПресс, May 2002 11. ^Fancois Morrel, "Nous comblons les manques traditionnels des applications Web", JDNet Solutions, Suresnes (France) , 4 March 2002 12. ^B.Thompson, T. On Chan, R. Slee, P. Kinne, A. Jahshan, P.Woodgate, I. Bishop, D. McKenzie, "Know, Think, Communicate — Key Elements of Virtual Australia", Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information, Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victoria (Australia), December, 2005 13. ^P.Magrassi, "Gli oggetti intelligenti", Il Giornale del Dirigente, Milano, gennaio 2003 14. ^Gelernter, D.: "Mirror Worlds: Or the Day Software Puts the Universe in a Shoebox... How It Will Happen and What It Will Mean", Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1992 15. ^G.W.Fitzmaurice, "Situated Information Spaces and Spatially-Aware Palmtop Computers", Communications of the ACM, 36-7, 1993 16. ^Spohrer, J.C.: "Information in places", IBM Systems Journal, 38-4, 1999 3 : Computer jargon|Radio-frequency identification|Internet of things |
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