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lewismc/multiple-cassandra

Simple script to get you up and running with single data centre, multiple instance Apache Cassandra setUp.

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lewismc/spif_website

This is the code for the SPIF (Stanford University PodtDoc Initiative Fund) website.

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lewismc/bash-httpd

bash-httpd is a web server written in bash, the GNU bourne shell replacement.

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lewismc/nipt

Some useful scripts I have written over time to help me with my day-to-day work

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lewismc/leonto

Leonto presents a framework for regulatory ontology construction from complex legislative documentation within the AEC Domain.

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lewismc/nutch-mongodb-indexer

Allows direct indexing of Nutch crawl data directly into Mongodb. This is similar in nature to that of the SolrIndexer that comes with Nutch which let you index directly into Solr. This provides a way directly index data into Mongodb coming directly from Nutch.

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lewismc/d3

A JavaScript visualization library for HTML and SVG.

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lewismc/Thus

Open, Linked Legislative Drafting of Scottish Building Regulations

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lewismc/tinyproxy

Light-weight HTTP proxy (Mirror of https://banu.com/cgit/tinyproxy/)

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lewismc/yax

A Java-based XProc implementation for managing complex XML processing pipelines

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lewismc/ifcXML

This is a repository for ifcXML specifications. It contains the XSD definitions of all IFC specific classes, relationships, attributes and data types.

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lewismc/clml-schemas

A repository for all Crown Legilsation Markup Language (CLML) schemas for modelling UK legislation as RDF/XML

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lewismc/sts-transform

This project executes a domain specific HTML --> RDF/XML transformation for Scottish Technical Standards

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