99 Resources to Research & Mine the Invisible Web College researchers often need more than Google and Wikipedia to get the job done. To find what you're looking for, it may be necessary to tap into the invisible web, the sites that don't get indexed by broad search engines. The following resources were designed to help you do just that, offering specialized search engines, directories, and more places to find the complex and obscure. Search Engines Whether you're looking for specific science research or business data, these search engines will point you in the right direction. Turbo10: On Turbo10, you'll be able to search more than 800 deep web search engines at a time. Databases Tap into these databases to access government information, business data, demographics, and beyond. GPOAccess: If you're looking for US government information, tap into this tool that searches multiple databases at a time. Catalogs If you're looking for something specific, but just don't know where to find it, these catalogs will offer some assistance. Directories
Turbo10 Search Engine Marshall Kirkpatrick » Extracting Data From Otherwise Unused Applications: The Case of the Facebook Birthdays I hardly ever log in to Facebook but each time I do, I find that there are friends whose birthdays I’m glad to find out about. In order not to miss them, I’ve extracted that information from my Facebook account in to an RSS feed that I can subscribe to elsewhere. I used the wonderful tool Dapper.net to do it. Of course this is just one example of a general principle. You have a Facebook (or other) account that you never log in to. But it does a remarkable job of notifying you when it’s someone’s birthday! Dapper Will Extract The Data in That Field For You Select the "create a new Dapp" link. Just Enter The URL of the Page You Want to Extract From Copy and paste in the URL, select RSS feed, then click the "next step" button. Go Ahead and Log In Through Dapper Then click on the login button on Facebook, or whatever app you want to enable access to. Voila, You Are Logged In. Now click the "add to basket" button and then "next step". Now click to define the field you want to extract data from. 1.
Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2017 – LLRX Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2017 is a keynote presentation I have been delivering that presents resources from the extensive research I have completed over many years into using the “deep” web. The Deep Web covers trillions of pages of information in various files and formats that the current search engines on the internet either cannot find or have difficulty indexing in their respective search results. Search engines currently index and can locate hundreds of billions of pages. In the last several years, some of the more comprehensive search engines have written algorithms to search the deeper portions of the world wide web by attempting to find files such as .pdf, .doc, .xls, ppt, .ps. and other file formats such as sound and moving images videos, podcasts and film, software, games, and APIs and code hosted in Github. This guide provides a wealth of resources to better understand the evolution and changing tools used for deep web research. Metadata? Catalog of U.S.
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Marshall Kirkpatrick » 5 Minute Intro to Yahoo Pipes I’m in the San Francisco airport flying back from a wonderful Foo Camp where I lead a discussion about RSS power user tips. It was a lot of fun. Several of the attendees had never used Yahoo! Update: Give it a try, this video may or may not play for you. Deep Web Links with Categories | Security Zap Deep Web Links are upon us! Welcome to Security Zap! Since we are nearing the end of the year and the festive season is upon us we decided to update our massive deep web sites list with new deep web links of 2015 and categorization! Now you will be able to search your desired categories instead of crawling the massive list for your desired link. DO NOT FOR ONE SECOND THINK THAT YOU ARE COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS ON THE DEEP WEB BY ONLY USING TOR. If you need information about how to access the deep web, please follow the guide How to Access The Deep Web in order to learn more about using these links. Happy Deep Web Surfing!
Services d'alertes dans les bases de données, Apprendre à utiliser les ressources, Bibliothèque des lettres et sciences humaines, Université de Montréal Comment effectuer une veille Qu’est-ce qu’un fil RSS ? Nommé flux RSS, fils RSS, Xml ou dont le visuel se décline sous les formes : C’est un fichier xml qui reprend les informations importantes d’une publication numérique. Ce fichier est mis à jour automatiquement par votre outil de lecture de fils RSS (agrégateur). Déchiffrer un fil RSS Lors de la sélection d’un fil RSS, le navigateur ouvre une page contenant plusieurs items de nouvelles ou blocs d’information contenant chacun : le titre; la date de parution; le lien vers la page originale de la parution; souvent un extrait du début du texte. Comment repérer les fils RSS dans différentes ressources (sites d’actualités, organismes et institutions, revues scientifiques, blogues…) Exemple d’un site d’actualité. Les grands quotidiens offres des fils RSS. Choisir la rubrique à suivre et chercher l’icône du fils RSS,Aller sur la page dédiée aux fils RSS et sélectionner l’icône RSS à côté de la thématique que vous voulez surveiller.
Webb’s top 10 tech trends you’ve never heard of « Reportr.net Amy Webb races through 10 tech trends at the ONA annual conference. Fortunately, she also has posted the list online. First up are 2D, or QR, barcodes and how mobile phones can be used to scan these. Next up Wimax, or mobile broadband. Number three is geobrowsing, providing information around you based on your location. The session is running short of time and we are only on trend #4: cloud computing. Trend five is Web OS, in other words, using the web as an operating system, rather than Windows or Mac. Number six is visual search. Trend seven is lifestreaming, for example via FriendFeed, picking up on Scoble’s keynote. Eight is video on-demand is a paradigm shift, argues Webb. Time is running short so Webb is racing through the last couple of trends. And the final trend is multi-screen journalism. Essentially we are talking about an increasingly complex digital media world.
20 Ways To Search the Invisible Web When you access the invisible/deep web, you're uncovering information a regular search engine won't find. This is because data on the invisible web isn't made available to software spiders and crawlers that create search engine indexes. Given that the invisible web makes up a huge majority of the content on the web, it's fair to say that you're missing out on quite a lot if you never venture away from popular search engines like Google and Bing. Below are 20 invisible web search engines, directories, and databases that you can use to uncover an astounding amount of content. The invisible web is only part of the web that common search engines don't catalog. The other portion, called the dark web, is often associated with illegal activities. Wayback Machine What We Like Lots of content.Displays most pages perfectly.Easy-to-understand results.Keeps you on the site while browsing. What We Don't Like USA.gov Accurately categorized results.Government web pages only.Ad-free. The WWW Virtual Library
Data repositories - OAD - BD scientifique From Open Access Directory This list is part of the Open Access Directory. This is a list of repositories and databases for open data. Please annotate the entries to indicate the hosting organization, scope, licensing, and usage restrictions (if any). 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 Medicine Multidisciplinary repositories Physics
Sources claim Independent could be sold to DMGT Daily Mail and General Trust is considering a bid for the Independent titles, according to James Robinson writing in the Observer. "Industry sources" have told Robinson that the Independent titles could be off-loaded for £1, with DMGT taking on their liabilities. Sources close to Indepedendent News and Media have told Robinson that the papers are not for sale - but that rival groups have offered to take on back office functions such as human resources and accounts. The Sunday Times reports that the Daily Mirror and Independent are in talks to "unify functions" in IT, accounting and sub-editing to save money. It cites sources as saying that a tie-up between in the Independent and Trinity Mirror was possible but that "other groups were also in the running". According to the Sunday Times such a tie-up would have put the Independent titles into the black last year. The Independent titles have lost money since they were bought by IN&M in 1995.
Reverse Image Lookup | Deep Web Search - A How-To Site Deep web is about seeking knowledge that can’t be indexed by scanning bots like Google, Yahoo, and the like. Another angle on deep web is imagery. Raster images that cant’ be found via a search. However, there is now a way to find such images using reverse image look up. Essentially, you upload the image you want to find the source of and click on the ‘reverse image search‘ button. Useful for: Verifying the identity of a person you meet onlinePhotographers trying to find people using their copyrighted photosIdentify if a rental is being listed on other sites illicitlyFind products you want that you see on pinterest or other sitesTrack down artists whom you wish to find more of their art Image Search engines Social Catfish – Google Image – Tiny Eye – Image Raider – Small SEO Tools –