Elbirt Technologies is dedicated to the research and development of academic and scientific software, websites, data and related technologies for the express purpose of scientific exploration toward the improvement of society, the Earth and man-kind.
Much of the data produced and software developed is provided free to the public. This promotes use, collaboration, repetition, and validation of results.
Recent News - March 2010
I have just finished obtaining a rotation solution and have started implementing it into the various programs. OpenGL for Java (JOGL) has a 2.0 version that requires a complete re-write of Jacob's Ladder so there has been little to no development. Plans are to have a new Matrix to Coordinates (3.0) with a rotation in it and better GUI. Zipf will be updated to an entirely new application that will include an internal visualizer, clustering and other great new features that needed a rotator. Finally, I have upgraded to a 64 bit operating system so all future versions will be available with 32 and 64 bit options and any instructions for application.
Current Areas of Development
Data Visualization, Intonation and Animation
Network Analysis / Migration Networks / Political Networks
Website Development / Maintenance
Semantic/Content/Text Analysis
Agent Based Models of Information Diffusion
About Benjamin Elbirt
Benjamin Elbirt received his Bachelors Degree from SUNY Buffalo May 1997, Culinary Business/Arts degrees in 2002, Masters degree from SUNY Buffalo May 2007, is Chief Information Officer of INSNA 2008 to Present and continues to work in related fields while performing contracted software development work and persuing a PhD.
