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	Remote imaging protocol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Remote Imaging Protocol (RIP), also referred to as RIPscrip (and frequently, yet incorrectly as RIPscript), was an early vector graphics protocol, created by Jeff Reeder, a founder of TeleGrafix Communications.
		RIP was designed as a method of transferring graphic imagery between two modem users, primarily to enhance the aesthetic experience of a BBS (Bulletin Board System).
		RIP, however, failed to catch on, and was soon forgotten as the online community made the wholesale migration from BBS systems to the Internet and World Wide Web with its improved (and more cross-platform) graphic capabilities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Remote_imaging_protocol (344 words)

	Colorado River Delta \| remote sensing
		Remote sensing should be among methods of choice for monitoring riparian zones, since these corridors stretch over thousands of kilometers, cross national borders and are difficult to survey on the ground (Nagler et al., 2001, in press).
		Remote sensing methods for estimating plant cover have largely replaced manual methods of determining vegetation percent cover (including other factors such as plant type, height, and density), but this conversion of methods has primarily been for non-riparian biomes, such as grasslands, coniferous and deciduous forests, and agricultural settings.
		Although remote sensing provides consistent, large-area coverage of riparian regions, which are difficult to access by land due to a lack of roads, Huete et al.
	ag.arizona.edu /colorado_river_delta/data/remote.html (830 words)

	R interface
		A type of remote access to a network wherein a remote PC dials into and takes control of a PC on the network; only screen and keyboard updates are passed over the connection.
		A type of remote access to a network where a remote PC or workstation dials into and participates as a fully functioning end node on the network while also taking advantage of the processing power of the remote device (such as a server).
		Protocol used by routers to report their status to other routers in the network and to keep their internal tables up to date.
	www142.nortelnetworks.com /library/tpubs/terms/gloss_r.htm (1902 words)

	EduWho.com
		A later method of transmitting graphics over a BBS was developed called Remote Imaging Protocol or RIP, which required special software on both the BBS and the terminal end.
		RIP was still basically text, but the text referred to the positions of lines, curves, fills, and other steps in drawing graphics on an EGA display of 640x350x16 colors.
		While RIP never caught on in the BBS world, the art scene embraced it as a form of expression, if not a viable method of displaying art on a BBS.
	www.eduwho.com /new/cArt.html (881 words)

	rip - definition by dict.die.net
		They ripped up all that had been done from the beginning of the rebellion.
		For brethern to debate and rip up their falling out in the ear of a common enemy.
		To rip out, to rap out, to utter hastily and violently; as, to rip out an oath.
	dict.die.net /rip (364 words)

	About RIP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		RIP stands for "Remote Imaging Protocol" and was invented by Jeff Reeder of Telegrafix, Inc.
		RIP made it easy to display rudimentary images quickly over connections as slow as 2400 baud.
		RIP scenes were created using a program called RIPaint, made by Telegrafix.
	www.users.uswest.net /~tnturner/about_rip.html (325 words)

	CCAM - Computational Facility Remote Access Services
		VPN stands for 'Virtual Private Network' and it is a secure, encrypted, protocol that connects a remote computer from anywhere in the world to an institutional network via the Internet, as through a 'shielded tunnel'.
		Remote control access to your UCHC computer's desktop; you can work on your office PC in a browser window from a remote location.
		Remotely Anywhere is available to be installed and used on any UCHC computer part of the CCAM or UCHC domain.
	www.cbit.uchc.edu /computational_facility/remote_access.html (450 words)

	RIP graphics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		RIP screen filesize was small, and worked fine with the 2400 baud modems prevalent then.
		RIP files were tiny; a complex picture could easily be done within the 1 KB net conference message limit.
		I have a fairly large collection of RIP and ANSI images; unfortunately, it would be hard, if not impossible to contact the artists and get permission to display their work.
	members.accessbee.com /jkwasnik/RIP/rip.html (970 words)

	EO Printall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Satellite remote sensing can be traced to the early days of the space age (both Russian and American programs) and actually began as a dual approach to imaging surfaces using several types of sensors from spacecraft.
		Most remote sensing instruments on aircraft or space-based platforms operate in one or more of these windows by making their measurements with detectors tuned to specific frequencies (wavelengths) that pass through the atmosphere.
		A primary use of remote sensing data is in classifying the myriad features in a scene (usually presented as an image) into meaningful categories or classes.
	earthobservatory.nasa.gov /Library/RemoteSensing/printall.php (3887 words)

	Remote Sensing-Science Tracer Bullet-Library of Congress
		In its earliest form remote sensing consisted of a camera mounted on some kind of aerial platform (balloon, kite, pigeon, etc.), from which a birds-eye view of a place could be recorded.
		Remote sensing is used in surveillance of human activities for everyday security purposes, as well as in biology and medicine.
		Remote sensing in the 21st century: economic and environmental applications: proceedings of the 19th EARSeL Symposium on remote sensing in the 21st century, Valladolid, Spain, 31 May-2 June 1999.
	www.loc.gov /rr/scitech/tracer-bullets/remotesensetb.html (4032 words)

	King of the Cats
		RIP files have been converted to.jpg or.gif files for presentation on the web, and the conversion may have required slight alterations from the original.
		RIP essentially was a text based language that activated graphical elements on the user's terminal.
		We quickly realized that RIP limitations meant that we weren't going to be able to provide a real-world look and feel to King of the Cats, so Jake designed the "funky cubist" cats that took best advantage of the 16 color limitation of RIP.
	www.kingofthecats.net (1502 words)

	Embedding with GNU: the gdb Remote Serial Protocol
		I discussed how its remote debugging feature could be used to debug code running in an embedded system connected to a PC by a serial cable, network connection, or some other means.
		I also mentioned in that article that, to make remote debugging possible, gdb requires the services of a debugging stub-a small library of code in the debugging target that manages registers and memory, responds to breakpoints, and reports application status to gdb via the communications link.
		The GDB Remote Serial Protocol (RSP) is a simple, ASCII message-based protocol suitable for use on serial lines, local area networks, or just about any other communications medium that can support at least half-duplex data exchange.
	www.embedded.com /1999/9911/9911feat3.htm (2676 words)

	Remote Visualization - Feature Story - Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute
		The remote visualization rendering pipeline with the client-server paradigm applied to it.
		As illustrated, the data is rendered (partially or fully, depending in the rendering method) on the server and sent to the remote client via a variety of communication protocols.
		In this project, we have built upon a prototype remote visualization application that applies this client-server paradigm, along with several rendering methods, in order to offer greater flexibility for remote viewing.
	www.sci.utah.edu /stories/2003/spr_remote-vis.html (802 words)

	Define common networking terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Communication networks are organized as a set of more or less independent protocols, each in a different layer; the lowest layer governs direct host-to-host communication between hardware at different hosts, and the highest layer consists of user applications.
		Protocol-A formal set of rules developed by international standards bodies, LAN equipment vendors, or groups governing the format, control, and timing of network communications.
		RIP computes distance as a metric, usually the number of hops from the origin network to the target network.Remote Imaging Protocol.
	gosanantonio.com /pages/members/rjhstudy/webpages/define.htm (3526 words)

	RIPscript.com -- Coming Soon! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In 1993 Telegrafix created RIPscript or RIPscrip, which stood for "Remote Imaging Protocol".
		It was intended to be a vector-like graphics protocol that used ASCII files to describe lines and shapes to a client.
		Ultimately, the protocol did not catch on and was soon forgotten.
	www.ripscript.com (79 words)

	Chairman's Overview: Biomedical Imaging
		Kimerly Powell, Ph.D., uses high-resolution micro-CT, a 3D x-ray imaging technology, to evaluate bone microarchitecture in early bone loss and bone formation in small-animal models of osteoporosis, as well as to monitor the effects of various treatments longitudinally.
		Elizabeth Fisher, Ph.D., uses MRI to quantify brain atrophy in patients with multiple sclerosis and predict the course of disease.
		Raj Shekhar, Ph.D., works on real-time 3D (RT3D) image acquisition, a new trend in ultrasound imaging that eliminates motion artifacts and enables rapid, more accurate imaging of dynamic anatomy (e.g., heart) in the operating room or at remote locations.
	www.lerner.ccf.org /bme/overview/imaging.php (354 words)

	The Remote Viewer :: RVT
		In the mid-1980s, about 50 research institutes in the Soviet Union studied remote mind control techniques backed by substantial government funding but all such research efforts were halted with the demise of the Soviet empire in the early 1990s, according to the general.
		The protocol for RV exists to validate the process not for the viewer but for others, as well as to help enable it--primarily by preventing a legion of problems that can't occur if it's followed.
		A viewer might forego official protocol by getting 'extra' feedback because at that moment their 'internal process' having feedback was more important to them.
	www.remoteviewer.nu (3105 words)

	Image Data -- Document Imaging Solutions
		Storage Space: With paper files growing at the rate of 15-20% a year, many firms are running out of space to store client files on-site.
		If office space is at a premium, document imaging may be a critical, long-term component to your solution.
		By implementing our document imaging solution, files are retrieved immediately from your desktop PC and can be re-filed easily.
	www.imgdata.com /documentimaging.html (550 words)

	Java Advanced Imaging: Package javax.media.jai.remote
		interface is intended to be implemented by classes that wish to act as factories to produce different renderings remotely, for example by executing a series of remote operations on a set of sources, depending on a specific set of parameters, properties, and rendering hints.
		An interface to be implemented by classes which are capable of converting an instance of a supported class into a state representation of the object which is serializable.
		A node in a remote rendered imaging chain.
	java.sun.com /products/java-media/jai/forDevelopers/jai-apidocs/javax/media/jai/remote/package-summary.html (227 words)

	Mainframe Telnet gets visual
		Telnet is a terminal remote host protocol that lets a user log onto and run programs on another computer.
		RIP images are defined by vector graphics, using sets of straight lines and points and transmitted in text form.
		In the last two years, as intranets have emerged as a popular platform for private networks, TCP/IP has emerged as the protocol that must be integrated with IBM Corp.'s Systems Network Architecture for mainframes, Guruge said.
	www.gcn.com /print/16_16/32562-1.html (797 words)

	Java Advanced Imaging API v1.1 Readme
		The main classes and interfaces for the new Remote Imaging architecture in JAI 1.1-beta can be found in the javax.media.jai.remote package.
		An implementation of the JAI 1.1-beta Remote Imaging architecture is provided using RMI as the communication mechanism.
		This remote imaging protocol which uses RMI as the communication mechanism and expects instances of JAI to be running on both the client and the server is identified by the protocol name "jairmi".
	java.sun.com /products/java-media/jai/README-1_1.html (7008 words)

	Nikon MicroscopyU: Digital Net Camera DN100 - Introduction
		This unique cutting-edge digital microscope camera system combines 1.3 megapixel color resolution imaging at a rate of 15 frames per second with unique networking capabilities to enable simultaneous sharing of information over the Internet or a local area network.
		This feature permits multiple remote users to simultaneously connect to the DN100 camera control unit and to access still images, video streams, and images saved to a PC card or the FTP server housed in the instrument.
		The remote controls provided by the instrument allow a remote microscopist to access many of the features of the camera control unit, including exposure settings, image processing functions, and the ability to capture and download live images in Bitmap or JPEG format.
	www.microscopyu.com /articles/digitalimaging/dn100/index.html (714 words)

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		A flag will be added to the protocol configuration to indicate whether that protocol is telnet-compliant or not.
		Promote RIP with other BBS authors ---------------------------------- SysOp Comments -------------- One option that has been readily available to TeleGrafix has been to contact other BBS authors to have them include RIP emulation or update that support in their products.
		And they can’t build RIP menus, so if you change their defaults, you have to purchase a paint program and draw the new screens yourself.
	winramturbo.com /pbi/newsdesk/pcwishl.txt (5763 words)

	The Virtual Image Courier \| February 2004: TELERADIOLOGY \| Medical Imaging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This communications protocol consists of a transmitter interface and a receiver interface, and it can be used in connection mode on the server or in a connectionless mode.
		With radiologists in short supply and imaging studies soaring, institutions are increasingly relying upon nighthawking firms to provide 24-hour coverage.
		As long as the digital driving levels of the image are preserved and passed to the remote workstation for display, the resulting viewable image should be the same, [regardless of the] workstation.
	www.medicalimagingmag.com /issues/articles/2004-02_01.asp (3232 words)

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		RIP terminal emulation allows you to move your mouse and click on options in a graphically oriented menuing system (sort of like Microsoft's Windows environment) instead of typing in letters on a keyboard.
		File Transfer Protocols: A file transfer protocol is the method in which you transfer files between the bulletin board and your machine.
		Protocols such as Xmodem and Xmodem CRC, for example, which may give a satisfactory performance at slow connect speeds, may only give you a transfer rate of 5600 bps with a 9600 bps modem.
	www.empowermentzone.com /modemman.txt (5980 words)

	HealthImaging.com - Ultrasound
		The MyLab 70 system is geared for general imaging that includes a full set of ultrasound features for use in radiology, vascular applications as well as by OB/GYN practitioners.
		The technology is expected to offer efficient volumetric 4D imaging for a wide range of applications, and is expected to be commercially available within two years, Siemens says.
		Using the technology, doctors in remote areas of the world will be able to utilize the live video streaming to potentially review images from the other side of the globe.
	www.healthimaging.com /content/view/201/89 (3777 words)

	RIP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Remote Imaging Protocol or "RIPscrip", a method of using graphics instead of text on a BBS
		In the ware(s)(z) Scene a RIP is being referred to as a game, which had been minimized in size, ripping both Music, Movies, or Voice-Acting.
		In existence there are dozen of "ripping-groups" these are group that rip the games, but also crack the game, so that it could be played without an CD.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RIP (344 words)

	artpacks.acid.org - introduction
		Unfortunately, due to the hideously proprietary nature in which their protocol was written, it failed miserably and was not accepted by the masses as they had originally planned.
		However, artscene members welcomed this poorly written protocol with open arms and exploited it's limitations of 640x350x16 color EGA display and animation possibilities.
		Unlike most of the art you see on web pages and such, RIP is vector based, meaning that you see images being drawn in real time, calculating geometric shapes, lines, fills and such rather than a simple straight down binary copy in pixel maps.
	artpacks.scene.org /www/html/intro.html (1909 words)

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