Book chapter
Роль государства в защите доступа к информации потребителей (на примере информации о ГМО)
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ovember 24 — December 3, 2015 in Moscow state legal O. E. Kutafin University (MSLA) and Lomonosov Moscow state University hosted the international scientific and practical conference "national development Strategy and objectives Russian legal science". The collection includes reports prepared for the sessions of the sections held within the framework of the conference. Materials presented by scientists from different cities of Russia, as well as from other countries. The collection is recommended for researchers, teachers, graduate students, students of law schools and faculties. The collection is also of interest to the heads of public authorities and local self-government, law enforcement officers, the business community.
Offers its readers an article is a concise statement of the hypothesis on the possible conceptual foundations of information law of the digital age, that is the system of control in relationships, which must inevitably arise in the expanding penetration of information and networking technologies in the life of modern society. This vision of information law as the law of cyberspace, the Russian equivalent of English Cyberspace Law, was first presented by us January 27, 2000 at a conference on actual problems of information law at the Moscow State Law Academy. OE Kutafin. If you submit that information and communication networks - is not just a new means of communication, and the new habitat area of human civilization, a new sphere of human activity and the scope of the new law, it is easy to understand that the information law should have a special method of regulation, because regulation of the public relations, first of all, will be carried out in cyberspace.
ChronosServer runs on a cluster of commodity hardware and possesses scalability, high availability, and fault tolerance properties. It turns vast amounts of already existing data into actionable intelligence with no changes to the source data files. ChronosServer discovers files on cluster nodes, analyses their structure, and provides format independent SQL-like query model to access their contents. It is capable to read compressed data directly in various formats, including NetCDF, GeoTIFF, GRIB, HDF and many others. This entirely preserves original file metadata as is, vital for its correct interpretation and processing by other software. New data added to the system in a seamless plug-and-play fashion by simple copying it to a cluster node reducing administration overheads. This allows existing software like GIS or statistical packages to operate on files in use by ChronosServer as well as unmodified legacy code to generate data for it. ChronosServer preserves operational infrastructure intact avoiding painful, time-consuming and error-prone data conversions while offering additional opportunities for data analysis.
This article examines some aspects of the methodology of information law in order to address industry challenges. At the same time describes the peculiarities of application of scientific methods borrowed special techniques designed to solve theoretical and practical problems in other areas of knowledge. Attention is paid to the fact that in the information processes is particularly important quantitative and qualitative characteristics of information necessary and sufficient to describe the process or phenomenon in order to solve the problem of determining the generic characteristics of the site and to establish the identity of the object with itself. Used signs meet certain number of requirements and can be described by means of mathematical tools and must be able to get an idea of the described object, process or phenomenon, based on the totality of information.
The article analyzes the current state of the Russian statistics. It points to the progress achieved, namely, free access to statistical data and adjustment to the market economy. Unsolved problems of the statistical methodology, usability of statistical data, and gaps in statistics are discussed.