World IPv6 Launch Open Knowledge Foundation Community Notebook Barcelona, centro neurálgico de las apps El mundo de las aplicaciones para smartphones está en plena efervescencia. Las hay de todo tipo. En este escenario de espectacular crecimiento, los servicios de las ciudades son uno de los ámbitos más activos y Barcelona se quiere posicionar como uno de los actores más dinámicos, tanto en la creación como en el papel de territorio privilegiado para la experimentación de nuevas apps. La capitalidad mundial del móvil entre 2013 y 2018 es un acicate que la administración, los emprendedores y las empresas quieren aprovechar. Esta estrategia está en la hoja de ruta del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, que se ha lanzado a promover apps desarrolladas por emprendedores que buscan una oportunidad. Entre las actuaciones llevadas a cabo por el Ayuntamiento está la creación de un catálogo de apps municipales, que cuenta con una veintena de servicios a los que pronto se sumarán otros diez. Hay actores que apuestan fuerte por esta capitalidad y que están contribuyendo a la dinamización del sector.
Welcome to the Registry of Open Access Repositories - Registry of Open Access Repositories Derecho de Internet | Función social de la Abogacía en la era digital Data repositories From Open Access Directory This list is part of the Open Access Directory. This is a list of repositories and databases for open data. Archaeology Also see Social sciences. Astronomy Also see Physics. Biology Also see BCO-DMO, Marine Biology data, listed with Marine Sciences repositories. Chemistry Also see BCO-DMO, Marine Biology data, listed with Marine Sciences repositories. Computer Science CiteSeerX provides its databases of nearly 2 million documents and the associated texts and pdfs for research. Energy DOE Data Explorer. Environmental sciences Also see BCO-DMO, Marine Biology data, listed with Marine Sciences repositories. Geology Also see PANGAEA, listed under Multidisciplinary repositories. Geosciences and geospatial data Also see DataONE and PANGAEA, listed under Multidisciplinary repositories. Linguistics Marine sciences Also see DataONE and PANGAEA, listed under Multidisciplinary repositories. Medicine Also see Entrez databases, listed under Multidisciplinary repositories. Physics
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