Post by keen101 (Biolumo / Andrew B.) on May 6, 2011 16:51:10 GMT -5
Just thought i'd let everyone know that i think it's important that the research articles that Alan Kapuler has written and his other works need to be digitalized and published online somewhere.
I'm thinking of sending in the $22 to Peace Seeds in Oregon to get the ~60 pages of papers if needed. But in the meantime i have started to use the papers Alan Bishop has already uploaded to Picasa.
picasaweb.google.com/bishopshomegrown/TheAlanMKapulerPHDPlanetaryGenepoolResourceLibraryEdition1FreeAminoAcidsInOur
I'm using www.onlineocr.net/ right now to convert the scanned text into digital text. It seem's to be working quite well. I'm having to fix a couple of errors, but surprisingly the OCR software did a pretty good job. I've got the 1st three pages digitalized if anyone want's them. But, i think they need to be hosted on the internet somewhere. I see Joseph has a nice website now and assuming he's willing to host them i think that would be one good place. Preferably multiple people should host them. I'm experimenting with creating a website, but i'm hosting it myself at the moment so i don't consider it "stable".
For some of the complicated stuff like the kinship gardening circle stuff i might be able to eventually recreate a Vector image of it in Inkscape. But that's a bit down the road. What does everyone think? Is this something that's important to other people?
I'm thinking of sending in the $22 to Peace Seeds in Oregon to get the ~60 pages of papers if needed. But in the meantime i have started to use the papers Alan Bishop has already uploaded to Picasa.
picasaweb.google.com/bishopshomegrown/TheAlanMKapulerPHDPlanetaryGenepoolResourceLibraryEdition1FreeAminoAcidsInOur
I'm using www.onlineocr.net/ right now to convert the scanned text into digital text. It seem's to be working quite well. I'm having to fix a couple of errors, but surprisingly the OCR software did a pretty good job. I've got the 1st three pages digitalized if anyone want's them. But, i think they need to be hosted on the internet somewhere. I see Joseph has a nice website now and assuming he's willing to host them i think that would be one good place. Preferably multiple people should host them. I'm experimenting with creating a website, but i'm hosting it myself at the moment so i don't consider it "stable".
For some of the complicated stuff like the kinship gardening circle stuff i might be able to eventually recreate a Vector image of it in Inkscape. But that's a bit down the road. What does everyone think? Is this something that's important to other people?
