This dataset is about books. It has 29 rows and is filtered where the book publisher is Central Publishing Services. It features 7 columns including author, publication date, language, and book publisher.

SQLite Geodatabase that will be used for publishing a feature service.

This dataset is about books. It has 4 rows and is filtered where the book publisher is Linden Publishing Services. It features 7 columns including author, publication date, language, and book publisher.

SQLite Geodatabase that will be used for publishing a feature service.

Feature service used to publish information regarding locations of water quality monitoring sites. Intended for use with ArcGIS for State Government's Water Quality Status.Water Quality Status is a configuration of an ArcGIS Online web application template. To configure the app, create a feature service that contains the location of the water quality monitoring sites and point the application template to the service. The application can either be run as a hosted application that runs within ArcGIS Online, or the application can be downloaded and hosted on your local web server. This specific configuration of the application template enables the user to determine water quality of waterways, lakes and beaches. Try It NowDownloadSupportIf you need support, please contact Esri Support Services. If you'd like to get help from other state government community members, post your question on the GeoNet. Additional help can be found on our Solution Site.If you have general questions or comments about this map or application, feel free to post them in the comments sections on this page.Release Datev2.0 - September 2016v1.0 - April 2014

This dataset is about book publishers. It has 1 row and is filtered where the book publisher is Heath Publishing Services. It features 5 columns: number of books published, authors, earliest publication date, and latest publication date.

The rise in remote work and digital transformation initiatives has accelerated the demand for robust and scalable solutions offered by the database, storage and backup software publishing industry. Cloud adoption has surged, with downstream businesses in finance and healthcare increasingly relying on cloud-based databases and storage systems to ensure accessibility and resilience. To capture demand, publishers have grown revenue through subscription-based offerings, which have expanded the industry's reach and provided recurring revenue over the past five years. Driven by a 47.9% surge in 2021, industry revenue has increased at a CAGR of 10.2% to reach $98.9 billion, including growth of 2.5% in 2025. Advancements in cloud and digital technology have paved the way for new freemium substitutes, reshaping industry competition and introducing operational challenges. As new, cost-effective solutions emerge, traditional publishers have faced the challenge of differentiating their offerings while maintaining profitability. Leading companies such as Microsoft and Oracle have responded with investments in compatibility capabilities and AI features that have been designed to retain users as more options become available. Combined with the emerging threat of cyber attacks, however, these investments have weighed on industry profitability as greater resources are now needed to support different initiatives. With freemium models here to stay, industry revenue growth will decelerate moving forward. Users are expected to demand free tiers among leading publishers, who have already deployed these subscription models at the cost of revenue growth. Despite these trends, however, publishers are expected to benefit from data center expansions and upgrades, which will provide them with the necessary infrastructure to develop next-generation AI and edge computing offerings. With billions of dollars being invested in these areas, industry revenue will be sustained and rise at a CAGR of 2.5% over the next five years to reach $112.0 billion in 2030.

Point dataset of Texas regular, charter, and alternative schools, excluding disciplinary alternative ed. (DAEP), juvenile justice alternative ed. (JJAEP) institutions, and the Windham school district. This shapefile underlies the published feature service of the same name. The WEB attribute is no longer displayed on the SDL popup because it was, in some cases, causing the link to the TAPR report not to be displayed. The TAPR report is on the SDL requirements list (and WEB is not), therefore WEB had to go.When updating this data, I strongly suggest you download it, modify the downloaded copy, then use the "Overwrite" button to the right to upload your changes and over-write the entire dataset. While it is possible to edit the data using ArcGIS for desktop directly from this feature service, the process is clumsy since you cannot see all of the features at once. Even worse--once you do that, the data cannot be subsequently over-written. The data ends up being enabled for disconnected editing, which AGOL does to prevent you from stepping on someone else's potential offline edits. You then have to drop and re-publish the feature service, which means you have to then correct the URLs in the public open data site, and make sure the SDL map application can still find the data. So, in practice it turns out to be way more trouble than it is worth to directly edit via the desktop.

This service includes information about health facilities, for use in the state government application: My Health Services.Your ArcGIS Online organizational account allows you to use an existing service to publish an empty feature layer. This service can be consumed in web maps and applications to answer critical business questions. You can configure the My Health Services application provided in the ArcGIS for State Government solution for your organization. To complete the configuration, you will need experience with ArcGIS Online.

This dataset is about books. It has 10 rows and is filtered where the book publisher is Oxford Publishing Services. It features 7 columns including author, publication date, language, and book publisher.

This dataset contains a self-hostable version of the "Publish and Share" platform - a cloud based platform for land administration workflows . It was developed as a part of the "its4land" project.This version has been re-packaged for easy self-hosting using Docker and supports most features of the discontinued live version previously hosted on Amazon Web Services. Installation instructions are available in a README.txt file contained in the its4land-publish-and-share.tar.gz archive.Also included is the source code of the platform in publish-and-share-master.zip. Date Submitted: 2020-08-03 Modified: 2020-08-03

DVD Publishing Systems Market Outlook

The global DVD Publishing Systems market size was valued at approximately USD 2.5 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach around USD 4.1 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.6% from 2024 to 2032. The increasing demand for optical media storage solutions due to their reliability and cost-effectiveness is a key factor driving the growth of this market. Furthermore, the sustained use of DVDs in various sectors despite the rise of digital streaming contributes significantly to the market’s expansion.

One of the primary growth factors for the DVD Publishing Systems market is the ongoing need for physical media in regions with limited internet access. In areas where high-speed internet is not universally available, DVDs remain a critical medium for distributing educational materials, software, and entertainment. Additionally, DVDs' durability and longevity make them a preferred choice for archival purposes. This need for reliable storage solutions continues to bolster the market for DVD publishing systems.

Another significant growth driver is the requirement for secure and controlled content distribution. In sectors like corporate and government, where data security and controlled access are paramount, DVDs offer a tangible solution that can be easily managed and distributed. These sectors often require customized DVD publishing systems tailored to their specific needs, which fuels market demand. Moreover, the ability to include encryption and copy protection in DVD publishing systems adds an extra layer of security, further enhancing their appeal.

The resurgence of retro media trends also contributes to the market's growth. As nostalgia for physical media formats grows, collectors and enthusiasts drive demand for limited edition DVDs, special releases, and boxed sets. This trend is particularly noticeable in the media and entertainment sector, where consumers seek tangible products that offer a nostalgic or collectible value. This retro trend has led to a niche but steady demand for DVD publishing systems, which cater to the production of these special editions.

From a regional perspective, the Asia Pacific region is anticipated to witness significant growth in the DVD Publishing Systems market. Factors such as large populations, growing economies, and the presence of several manufacturing hubs contribute to this growth. Additionally, the ongoing need for affordable and reliable media storage solutions in educational and corporate sectors across emerging markets in Asia Pacific is expected to drive demand. The region's technological advancements also facilitate the adoption of sophisticated DVD publishing systems, supporting market expansion.

Component Analysis

The DVD Publishing Systems market by component is segmented into hardware, software, and services. Hardware components include the physical devices required for DVD publishing, such as disc burners, printers, and duplicators. The software segment encompasses the applications and programs used to design, encode, and manage DVD content. Finally, the services segment covers maintenance, support, and custom solutions provided by vendors to meet specific customer requirements.

The hardware segment, being fundamental to the operation of DVD publishing systems, represents a considerable portion of the market. With advancements in technology, the hardware involved in DVD publishing systems has become more sophisticated, offering higher precision, faster production rates, and improved durability. Companies continually invest in R&D to develop hardware that can support higher volumes and better quality, addressing the needs of various end-users. The ongoing need for reliable and high-performing DVD burners and duplicators continues to drive the demand in this segment.

The software component of the DVD Publishing Systems market includes a range of software solutions designed for content creation, management, and publishing. These software solutions are essential for customizing DVDs with unique content, interactive menus, and special features. As the demand for personalized and secure media distribution grows, software solutions have become increasingly sophisticated. They provide capabilities for encryption, copy protection, and advanced authoring, catering to the specific needs of sectors like education, corporate, and government.

The services segment plays a critical role in supporting the overall DVD publishing ecosystem. Service providers offer a range of solutions, includi

A. SUMMARY It is the policy of the San Francisco Department of Public Health to comply with patient/client/resident rights regarding Protected Health Information (PHI) as set forth in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). These guidelines exists to provide guidance only as it relates to the public release of COVID-19 data through the tracker webpages, so that public reporting of de-identified information of residents’ health status, demographic and other characteristics, and geographical information reflect consistent reporting practices and meaningful differences in health outcomes, conditions that impact health, and delivery of services while safeguarding patient/client/resident rights regarding PHI.

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A summary of features that differentiate Manubot from existing collaborative writing platforms. We assessed features in June 2018 using the free version of each platform and updated our assessment in April 2019 to add the features in the bottom three rows and re-evaluate Authorea and Overleaf. Some platforms offer additional features through a paid subscription or software. 1) Additional functionality, such as bibliography management and tracking changes, is available by editing the Word document stored in OneDrive with the paid Word desktop application. 2) Conversations about modifications take place on the document as comments, annotations, or unsaved chats. There is no integrated forum for discussing and editing revisions. 3) In some circumstances, Overleaf Git commits are not modular. Edits made by distinct authors may be attributed to a single author. The GitHub Sync feature attributes all edits to the project owner.

This dataset is about books. It has 3 rows and is filtered where the book publisher is Orla Kelly Publishing Services. It features 7 columns including author, publication date, language, and book publisher.

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This dataset is about books. It has 1 row and is filtered where the book publisher is Marilyn Lamont in cooperation with Choice Publishing & Book Services. It features 7 columns including author, publication date, language, and book publisher.

This hosted feature layer has been published in RI State Plane Feet NAD 83. The vision for STORMTOOLS is to provide access to a suite of high-resolution coastal planning tools (numerical models, etc.) that can be used to develop policies and actions mitigating storm vulnerability. The STORMTOOLS inundation mapping effort represents the first step in the development of an integrated toolset that includes the development of simplified flood maps for varying storm return periods and sea level rise scenarios, incorporating the effects of both storm surge and tide. Following the NOAA Detailed Method for Mapping Sea Level Rise Inundation (2017) Mean Higher-High Water (MHHW) surfaces were developed for Narragansett Bay including the addition of 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 and 12 feet of Sea Level Rise (SLR) using NOAA's VDatum (v4.01) (https://vdatum.noaa.gov/) approach to account for local and regional tidal variability. According to the NOAA methods, there are three primary caveats and assumptions: These data are for planning, educational, and awareness purposes only and should not be used for site-specific analysis, navigation, or permitting;The mapping does not incorporate future changes in coastal geomorphology and assumes present conditions will persist, which will not be the case; and the digital elevation model used to map sea level rise does not incorporate a detailed pipe network analysis, or engineering grade hydrologic analysis (for example, culverts and ditches may not be incorporated resulting in incorrectly mapped areas). Therefore, hydrologically unconnected areas of inundation are still displayed, though symbolized differently than hydrologically connected inundation. During processing of the original STORMTOOLS, two datasets for each SLR scenario are generated; one that shows the extent and depth of flooding, and one that shows adjacent low-lying areas greater than 1 acre that may or may not be flooded.For ease of use and distribution, the individual layers MHHW_SLR1, MHHW_SLR3, MHHW_SLR5, MHHW_SLR7 and MHHW_SLR10 datasets have been combined in to a single layer. An attribute code "Inundation" was added for symbolization purposes. The DICE command was used in ArcGIS Pro before publishing this feature service to ArcGIS Online in order to improve display time.

This dataset is about book publishers. It has 1 row and is filtered where the book publisher is Oxford Publishing Services. It features 5 columns: book publisher, number of books published, authors, earliest publication date, and latest publication date.

This dataset is about book publishers. It has 1 row and is filtered where the book publisher is Ideal Publishing Services, published for the International Association of Health Care Professionals (IAHCP. It features 5 columns: number of books published, authors, earliest publication date, and latest publication date.