[Orechem] Amazon Exposes 1 Terabyte of Public Data to Developers
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Carl Lagoze
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Mon Mar 2 10:19:17 EST 2009
Great! It would be nice if you reported on this when we meet at the
end of March. We probably should evaluate what is available here as a
group and see if any of it is usable.
On Feb 27, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Marlon Pierce wrote:
> Rajarshi Guha at IU contributed his Pub3d data sets. These are 3d
> structures derived from PubChem. I wrote in developing EBS-like
> systems in open source cloud software in our deliverables, so we'll
> be looking into this.
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> Marlon
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>> Anybody know what the "huge amounts of chemistry data" is?
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>> Amazon Exposes 1 Terabyte of Public Data to Developers
>> Written by Marshall Kirkpatrick </about_marshall.php> / February
>> 25, 2009 5:26 AM / 15 Comments <http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/amazon_exposes_1_terrabyte_of.php#comments
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>> Amazon.com changed the retail world. In the process the company
>> built up so much surplus computing power that it started a dirt
>> cheap "computing in the cloud" business that changed the computing
>> world. This week the company's newest project Public Data Sets on
>> Amazon Web Services <http://aws.amazon.com/publicdatasets> began
>> offering more than 1 Terabyte (1000 GB) of fascinating public data
>> for developers to access on the fly through Amazon's cloud
>> computing service.
>> We're talking about an annotated collection of all publicly
>> available DNA sequences, including the Human Genome, huge amounts
>> of chemistry data, machine readable encyclopedic entries about
>> millions of different topics and an entire dump of Wikipedia. US
>> Census data, data from the US Department of Transportation and
>> more. It's all accessible by web applications in no time at all.
>> What do you think /this/ is going to change?
>> The company made a blog post last night <http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2009/02/new-aws-public-data-sets-economics-dbpedia-freebase-and-wikipedia.html
>> > announcing the availability of four new public data sets.
>> aws350.jpgThis includes data from:
>> * The Bureau of Transportation Statistics. <http://www.bts.gov/>
>> * DBPedia Knowledge Base <http://dbpedia.org/> - which "currently
>> describes more than 2.6 million things including 213,000 people,
>> 328,000 places, 57,000 music albums, 36,000 films, and 20,000
>> companies." All in handy semantic markup.
>> * The Freebase Data Dump <http://download.freebase.com/datadumps/
>> > -
>> the giant collaboratively build semantic database on a wide
>> variety of topics, data that high profile startup Metaweb has
>> spent millions of dollars assembling.
>> * The entire English section of Wikipedia, dumped into a machine
>> readable format.
>> * A number of large genetic and scientific databases.
>> We counted all the databases up and it passed 1 TB of available
>> data. The company says that accessing this data is "trivial" for
>> developers.
>> What are developers going to do with this data? We can't wait to
>> find out. The prospect of mashing up, cross referencing and user
>> interfacing with this amount of data is nearly unfathomable.
>> Really. This data will be leveraged by all kinds of different web
>> applications, for a long time.
>> You've read, or can imagine, the impact that the first Public
>> Libraries had on human culture. Now imagine the opening up of not
>> just this, but other libraries of data, so huge that economies of
>> scale blast the project off beyond any analogy that could be drawn
>> with our everyday experience or historical memories. It won't just
>> be Amazon that offers up this kind of data - it will be relatively
>> commonplace soon, we imagine.
>> It will be like a network of libraries - for robots. Robots that go
>> to the library frequently, read very fast and make serious use of
>> what they've learned.
>> Congratulations, Amazon, on passing 1 TB of public data made
>> available. May all our robots of the future please live in peace.
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>> 1.
>> Are you sure its 1TB? Just Wikipedia by itself would make up a
>> significant chunk of that space, and since it includes dbpedia
>> (thus duplicating most content)... Terabytes are cheap these
>> days.
>> I have two TB of data just on my home desktop PC.
>> Posted by: Nate | February 25, 2009 7:47 AM <#comment-127801>
>> 2.
>> You apparently have to have an EC2 account and active instance
>> to
>> be able to get access to the data, so for the mean time there
>> is a
>> cost attached to getting hold of the data.
>> Posted by: Stuart Marsh <http://www.beardygeek.com> | February
>> 25,
>> 2009 8:13 AM <#comment-127803>
>> 3.
>> to be honest marshall - you might change that title - when i saw
>> it i thought "oh my amazon just got hacked and my info is
>> public!"
>> not sure if others got the same idea
>> Posted by: Allen <http://www.cloudcontacts.com> | February 25,
>> 2009 8:22 AM <#comment-127804>
>> 4.
>> Amazon is a 'Cloud' Pioneer and I appreciate them for offering
>> these datasets to the public. They have a potential to have a
>> huge
>> impact.
>> I recommend that there be a public information release on how
>> often Amazon plans to update these files.
>> Posted by: Tecue <http://www.tecue.com> | February 25, 2009 8:59
>> AM <#comment-127809>
>> 5.
>> To be honest, I thought the title was speaking of a
>> vulnerability
>> as well. Had to read the article twice to make the connection.
>> And I'm a user of AWS as well.
>> Posted by: mtranda <http://www.blade3d.com> | February 25, 2009
>> 9:22 AM <#comment-127813>
>> 6.
>> Isn't terrabyte is supposed to be spelled terabyte?
>> Posted by: Bob Ohsiek | February 25, 2009 9:33 AM
>> <#comment-127815>
>> 7.
>> Bob - thank you, you are the only real friend I have!
>> Allen - I would have thought the words "customer data" would
>> have
>> given you that impression. But I'll edit the headline.
>> Posted by: Marshall Kirkpatrick <http://www.readwriteweb.com>
>> Author Profile Page <http://www.readwriteweb.com> | February 25,
>> 2009 9:44 AM <#comment-127818>
>> 8.
>> Same comment about the title. "Releases" or "Publishes"
>> instead of
>> "Exposes" would be less confusing maybe
>> Posted by: Ozh <http://planetozh.com/> | February 25, 2009 10:29
>> AM <#comment-127824>
>> 9.
>> It's great that Amazon is making all of this data available via
>> EC2 but the data has always been available for developers that
>> were so inclined to use it.
>> These are public data sets already distributed by the respective
>> organizations - from what I can tell this is just clustered to
>> add
>> value to Amazon's Web Service offerings.
>> Anyone have any sense on whether Amazon did work to mark these
>> up
>> better, cross reference them, or added any particular value
>> besides exposing them from within EC2?
>> Christian Rodriguez
>> <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=703309> Posted by:
>> Christian Author Profile Page | February 25, 2009 10:48 AM
>> <#comment-127830>
>> 10.
>> Please go to
>> http://blog.infochimps.org/2009/02/06/start-hacking-machetec2-released
>> It will show you which AMI you need in order to access these new
>> datasets. Unfortunately, Amazon is a little light on the details
>> in terms of accessing the datasets they just published.
>> <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=749650350> Posted by:
>> Allan Author Profile Page | February 25, 2009 11:28 AM
>> <#comment-127833>
>> 11.
>> Title is scary, but after reading it, feel much better now.
>> Rex
>> Posted by: Rex Dixon <http://rexduffdixon.com/> | February 25,
>> 2009 11:58 AM <#comment-127839>
>> 12.
>> Yes, boo to the misleading page title.
>> Posted by: exposer | February 25, 2009 1:30 PM <#comment-127849>
>> 13.
>> This system should provide a lot of good fodder to make some
>> interesting mashups. Heck you could probably build an entire
>> self-contained system just using Amazon products exclusively at
>> this point:
>> -this service for the raw input
>> -EC2 and S3 for crunching and storing data
>> -Mechanical Turk for recognizing patterns in the output analysis
>> On another note, coincidentally today we released the JumpBox
>> for
>> SnapLogic which is essentially an Open Source "Yahoo Pipes"
>> system. I recorded a demo video that helps people get started
>> with
>> it. You don't have to be a developer anymore to make mashups:
>> http://blog.jumpbox.com/2009/02/25/introducing-snaplogic-for-data-integration/
>> Sean
>> Posted by: Sean Tierney <http://www.scrollinondubs.com> |
>> February
>> 25, 2009 1:48 PM <#comment-127852>
>> 14.
>> I understood what he meant from the headline immediately...
>> "expose" has a bad rap, apparently. Published, released, etc
>> would
>> be inaccurate- Amazon is only providing easy access to the info
>> which is freely available elsewhere. "Expose" is exactly the
>> right
>> word for that.
>> Evan Coonrod
>> <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=579841021> Posted by:
>> Evan
>> Author Profile Page | February 25, 2009 2:17 PM
>> <#comment-127855>
>> 15.
>> Totally read the same thing. I thought for sure, and had to do a
>> triple take, that Amazon had been hacked.
>> But, no, this is VERY VERY interesting.
>> And not at all frightening like the usual digital security
>> issues
>> that we are bombarded with each and every day.
>> You ever read http://www.justaskgemalto.com? Anyway, it's not
>> fun.
>> But yes, the cloud is very interesting.
>> Posted by: Janet Altman | February 25, 2009 3:31 PM
>> <#comment-127864>
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