A service to allow fast annotation of various sources of image data

Jupyter Notebooks Alpha is an evaluation of the service prior to wider usage or adoption on the platform.

These are the Wardley Map source files we used to create the UN Global Platform Handbook on IT Strategy. The maps are available in Google Slides format.

Over the past six weeks the UN Global Platform has been collaborating with the UK’s Data Science Campus to develop an implementation of the Urban Forest project onto the cloud-based platform. The Urban Forests project aims to create an index of vegetation through taking Google street view images around the road network and classifying the amount of vegetation in each image.

Zero-knowledge proofs are one of the most powerful tools cryptographers have ever devised. But unfortunately they’re also relatively poorly understood. In this series of posts I’m going try to give a (mostly) non–mathematical description of what ZK proofs are, and what makes them so special.