Abstract: In some embodiments, a method includes receiving a template identifying a format for presenting geographic information, receiving an input corresponding to business intelligence (BI) data, and extracting geographical information from the input, the geographical information associated with the BI data. The method further includes accessing a geo-database and identifying a type of the geographical information associated with the BI data, adapting the geographical information to conform to the format identified in the template, and displaying the BI data in a geospatial context based on the geographical data. The BI data can be organized in one or more semantic data models. The geographical information can include one or more location types, where each location definition may be associated with a prioritization value.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a method includes receiving a template identifying a format for presenting geographic information, receiving an input corresponding to business intelligence (BI) data, and extracting geographical information from the input, the geographical information associated with the BI data. The method further includes accessing a geo-database and identifying a type of the geographical information associated with the BI data, adapting the geographical information to conform to the format identified in the template, and displaying the BI data in a geospatial context based on the geographical data. The BI data can be organized in one or more semantic data models. The geographical information can include one or more location types, where each location definition may be associated with a prioritization value.

Abstract: A remote control cable has a central core formed from two conducting wires separated over their entire length by a textile element with which the wires are in intimate contact, preferably slightly embedded therein, the whole being covered by a coating of a thermofusible material. The central core is strengthened by filamentary reinforcing elements arranged in parallel to the conducting wires and by at least one, preferably two, layers of braiding over the reinforcing elements. The central textile element maintains the conducting wires separated and parallel to each other during manufacture and under conditions of use. The cables may be used for transmitting signals, e.g. electrical pulses, to remote objects, for example, to transmit directions for controlling objects moving at high speeds, e.g. up to 300 m/second or higher and over distances up to 4000 meters or more.

Abstract: A remote control cable comprises two conducting wires separated by a central element with reinforcing wires parallel to the conducting wires. At least one layer of lapping covers these elements and at least one external coating layer is applied. The central element separates and holds the conducting wires parallel and is in the form of a continuous element, comprising two longitudinal recesses arranged symmetrically relative to a solid central portion. Each recess encloses a conductor over more than half of the periphery of the conductor. This cable may be used for the transmission of control command for moving bodies traveling at high speed.

Abstract: Apparatus for forming a remote controlled cable having two conducting wires separated by a central element including a tank for containing fusible insulating material through which the conductors are passed as they are drawn through a gauging die. Guide means are employed to retain separation of the two conductors and includes a conical or convergent section adjacent the gauging die to maintain the spaced apart relationship of the conductors and a rubbing contact of the conductors on opposite sides of the die member. The resultant sub-assembly of the two conductors and the intermediate spacing support is then passed to subsequent means for enclosure within a plurality of parallel reinforcing and lapping yarns and enclosing coating.

Abstract: A remote control cable comprises two conducting wires separated by a central element with reinforcing wires parallel to the conducting wires. At least one layer of lapping covers these elements and at least one external coating layer is applied. The central element separates and holds the conducting wires parallel and is in the form of a continuous element, comprising two longitudinal recesses arranged symmetrically relative to a solid central portion. Each recess encloses a conductor over more than half of the periphery of the conductor. This cable may be used for the transmission of control command for moving bodies traveling at high speed.