Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Tracks from the Album "Small Thing Can Get Big"

Datos AbiertosPara investigar, necesitamos datos. Para comprobar una investigación, siempre tenemos que ir a la fuente, es decir, los datos. En esencia, los datos abiertos ( Open Data) son datos que pueden ser utilizados, reutilizados y redistribuidos libremente por cualquier persona. Han de estar sujetos al requisito de atribución (CC-BY, por ejemplo), pero no a más restricciones. Los datos abiertos: Han de ser publicados en acceso libre y abierto en internet Bajo licencia abierta que exija

Tanto el Acceso Abierto ( Open Access, OA)  como la Open Archives Initiative (OAI, https://www.openarchives.org/) tienen como finalidad la interoperatividad o interoperabilidad entre archivos, la preservación de estos a largo plazo y el acceso universal a la información. No obstante, Open Access y Open Archives Initiative son conceptos distintos: mientras que Open Access se refiere, como hemos visto, a la política de acceso abierto de las publicaciones científicas, la Open Archives Initiative p

Written while bored during Hurricane Matthew

With the last “Injeborg” composition being in 2015, I really wanted to visit the theme again. This time, the Admiral is planning (conniving) his next move against a certain nation-island. At the end, he finally deploys his vessels with his ship in the lead, and head out to his biggest battle yet (but that is a different piece)!

A more experimental track on my part, as I don't really do heavy edit/ambient things like this. This was created specifically for the 15th anniversary of September 11th.

With the power out, and the enemy at their door, the towns people prepare for the night of the rumored attack. With their outcome looking bleak, they hope the oncoming blizzard (toward the end) might be able to save them. “Winter’s Darkness” was written to be the successor to “A Viod in the Daerm”.