AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
FY 2000 Blue Book: High Performance Computing and Communications: Information Technology Frontiers for a New Millennium

As we near the dawn of a new millennium, advances made possible by computing, information, and communications research and development R and D ? once barely noticeable to the general public ? are reaching dramatically past the scientists, engineers, and educators who fostered them, forever transforming every aspect of our work and our lives in ways that are exciting but unpredictable. Seemingly overnight, the Industrial Age has become the Information Age, and a shining future beckon on the horizon, a future where neither distance, disability, nor economic difficulties will be barriers to a brighter tomorrow. All citizens, wherever they may live or work, will have equal access to the developing knowledge and learning tools that will assure U.S. competitiveness and economic well-being far into the next century. Much of this promising future is a direct result of decades of investments in information technology research by the Federal government, working cooperatively with academia and the private sector.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2000, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 1999 Blue Book: Computing, Information, and Communications: Networked Computing for the 21st Century

U.S.research and development R and D in computing, communications, and information technologies has enabled unprecedented scientific and engineering advances, transforming workplace products and processes, and benefiting society and individuals. Today`s benefits are the result of investments made decades ago; the seeds of the Internet, for example, were planted in the 1960s. Continued investments will result in further dramatic advances, some of which may be as unpredictable and compelling as the World Wide Web...

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-1999, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2001 Blue Book: Information Technology: The 21st Century Revolution

At the dawn of the 21st century, the U.S. is enjoying an era of unprecedented possibilities and prosperity built on dramatic advances in science and technology. Federal investment in information technology research and development IT R and D, leveraged by industry and academia, has led to technological breakthroughs that are transforming our society, driving economic growth, and creating new wealth. Revolutionary computing, networking, and communications tools now allow businesses of all sizes to participate in the global economy...

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2001, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2002 Supplement to the President`s Budget

Today, at the beginning of a new millennium, networking and information technologies are transforming our world, generating unprecedented American prosperity, and building revolutionary new infrastructures for commerce, communication, human development, national security, and scientific research. In this remarkable period of transformation, the United States stands preeminent as the world`s information technology pioneer, research leader, and foremost developer and deployer of cutting-edge computing, high-speed telecommunications, and information technology (IT) systems...

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2002, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2004 Supplement to the President`s Budget

...This Supplement to the Presidents Budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2004 summarizes the NITRD agencies coordinated research activities and FY 2004 plans, as required by the High-Performance Computing Act of 1991. The FY 2004 Supplement, also known as the Blue Book, focuses in particular on the critical role of fundamental IT research in providing advanced foundations for innovation in every dimension of the national interest...

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2004, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2005 Supplement to the President`s Budget

The Supplement to the President`s FY 2005 Budget reports on the FY 2004 research and development R and D activities and FY 2005 plans of the multiagency Networking and Information Technology Research and Development NITRD Program. A collaborative effort of many Federal agencies listed on pages 2-3, the NITRD Program is the Nation`s principal source of long-term, fundamental information technology IT R and D, including advanced technologies in high-end computing systems and software, high-speed networking, software assurance and reliability, human-computer interaction, and information management, as well as research in the socioeconomic and workforce development implications of these new technologies. Each year, the NITRD Supplement to the President`s Budget, also known as `the Blue Book,` seeks to illuminate the breadth of the NITRD portfolio and the impact of NITRD research advances on U.S. leadership in national defense and national security, cutting-edge science and technology, and economic prosperity, and on improving the quality of life for all Americans.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2005, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2006 Supplement to the President`s Budget

This Supplement to the President`s Budget for Fiscal Year 2006 offers a brief technical outline of the 2006 budget request for the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development NITRD Program. Now in its 14th year, the NITRD Program is a unique collaborative enterprise of Federal agencies engaged in long-term R and D in information technology IT to support Federal missions and help sustain U.S. leadership in cutting-edge science, engineering, and technology. NITRD is the Nation`s primary source of fundamental breakthroughs in IT R and D and advanced education and training for the new generations of IT researchers, educators, and entrepreneurs required to maintain U.S. innovation and economic prosperity.The NITRD agencies coordinate their IT R and D activities in the following major research areas: high-end computing applications and infrastructure; high-end computing research and development; large-scale networking; human-computer interaction and information management; high-confidence software and systems; software design and productivity; and social, economic, and workforce implications of IT and IT workforce development.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2006, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2011 Supplement to the President`s Budget

This Supplement to the President`s Fiscal Year FY 2011 Budget provides a technical summary of the budget request for the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development NITRD Program, as required by the High-Performance Computing Act of 1991 P.L. 102-194, the Next Generation Internet Research Act of 1998 P.L. 105-305, and the America COMPETES Act of 2007 P.L. 110-69. The NITRD Program, now in its 19th year, provides a framework and mechanisms for coordination among Federal agencies that support R and D in advanced networking and information technology.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2011, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2013 Supplement to the President`s Budget

The Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program consists of a group of Federal agencies working together to research and develop a broad spectrum of advanced information technology (IT) capabilities to empower Federal missions; support U.S. science, engineering, and technology leadership; and bolster U.S. economic competiveness. The interagency program focuses on identifying research that will help the United States to out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world.NITRD Program activities are reported under a set of eight Program Component Areas (PCAs), four Senior Steering Groups (SSGs), and a Community of Practice (CoP). The NITRD Subcommittee convenes three times a year and the working groups meet approximately 12 times annually and provide input to the NITRD Supplement to the Presidents Budget.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2013, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2014 Supplement to the Presidents Budget

The annual Supplement to the Presidents Budget for the NITRD Program provides a technical summary of the research activities planned and coordinated through NITRD in a given federal budget cycle, as required by law.The details are organized by PCA and presented using a common format: Listing of the NITRD member agencies and participating agencies active in the PCA; Definition of the research covered in the PCA; Strategic priorities in the PCA for the forthcoming fiscal year; Budget highlights ? agencies key R and D programs and topical emphases in the PCA for the forthcoming year;Interagency coordination ? current and planned activities in which multiple agencies are collaborating; Ongoing core activities of each agency in the PCA;The NITRD Supplement includes an annual budget table and budget analysis section, organized by PCA and by agency, to facilitate budgetary and programmatic comparisons from year to year. In addition, the NITRD Supplement provides brief summaries of the interagency program focus areas coordinated under the NITRD Program?s CoP and SSGs, including each group?s strategic priorities and current and planned coordination activities for the forthcoming year.The President?s FY 2014 budget request for the NITRD Program is $3.968 billion and the 2012 NITRD actual expenditures totaled $3.810 billion. Details of the budget are presented in the table on pages 8-9 and discussed in the budget analysis section.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2014, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2015 Supplement to the Presidents Budget

The annual Supplement to the Presidents Budget for the NITRD Program provides a technical summary of the research activities planned and coordinated through NITRD in a given federal budget cycle, as required by law.The details are organized by PCA and presented using a common format: Listing of the NITRD member agencies and participating agencies active in the PCA; Definition of the research covered in the PCA; Strategic priorities in the PCA for the forthcoming fiscal year; Budget highlights ? agencies key R and D programs and topical emphases in the PCA for the forthcoming year;Interagency coordination ? current and planned activities in which multiple agencies are collaborating; Ongoing core activities of each agency in the PCA;The NITRD Supplement includes an annual budget table and budget analysis section, organized by PCA and by agency, to facilitate budgetary and programmatic comparisons from year to year. In addition, the NITRD Supplement provides brief summaries of the interagency program focus areas coordinated under the NITRD Program`s CoP and SSGs, including each group?s strategic priorities and current and planned coordination activities for the forthcoming year. The President`s FY 2015 budget request for the NITRD Program is $3.8 billion and the 2014 NITRD budget estimates totaled $3.9 billion. Details of the budget are presented in the table on pages 8-9 and discussed in the budget analysis section.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2015, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
FY 2016 Supplement to the Presidents Budget

The annual Supplement to the Presidents Budget for the NITRD Program provides a technical summary of the research activities planned and coordinated through NITRD in a given federal budget cycle, as required by law.The details are organized by PCA and presented using a common format: Listing of the NITRD member agencies and participating agencies active in the PCA; Definition of the research covered in the PCA; Strategic priorities in the PCA for the forthcoming fiscal year; Budget highlights ? agencies key R and D programs and topical emphases in the PCA for the forthcoming year;Interagency coordination ? current and planned activities in which multiple agencies are collaborating; Ongoing core activities of each agency in the PCA;The NITRD Supplement includes an annual budget table and budget analysis section, organized by PCA and by agency, to facilitate budgetary and programmatic comparisons from year to year. In addition, the NITRD Supplement provides brief summaries of the interagency program focus areas coordinated under the NITRD Program`s CoP and SSGs, including each group?s strategic priorities and current and planned coordination activities for the forthcoming year. The President`s FY 2016 budget request for the NITRD Program is $4.1 billion, while the FY 2015 estimate totaled $4.0 billion. Details of the budget are presented in the table on pages 6-7 and discussed in the budget analysis section.

Tags: annual-report, big-data, budget, budget-supplement, collaboration, computing, coordination, cyber-physical-systems, cybersecurity, development, education, engineering, federal-interagency-program, fy-2016, health-information-technology, high-confidence-systems, high-end-computing, high-performance-computing, human-computer-interaction, information-assurance, information-management, information-systems, information-technology, infrastructure-and-applications, it, networking, nitrd-program, planning, presidents-budget, productivity, program-component-areas, program-focus-areas, rd, research, research-and-development, science, science-and-technology, social-computing, software, software-design, spectrum-sharing, st, stem, stem-education, supercomputing, technology, wireless, workforce
Organization: Networking and Information Technology Research and Development, Executive Office of the President
Check Cashing Locations

<div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div><p><span>Check Casher locations without payday lending authority. The dataset contains locations and attributes of check cashers provided by the Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking.</span></p></div></div></div>

Tags: business, check-casher, dc, disb, district-of-columbia, economic, financial, washington-dc
Organization: District of Columbia