WTSP Working Material:
Preliminary Internet Searches of TRIZ-related Sites (2B) written in Russian in the world
Toru Nakagawa (OGU, Japan), Michael Orloff   Mar. 16, 2019; Nikolay Shpakovsky, Jun. 11, 2019 100 Sites by Internet Search (Nakagawa) 26 Selected Sites + 49 user sites/pages (Orloff) 36 Selected TRIZ Sites + 84 'Random' sites (Shpakovsky) Restructued:  Mar. 30; Apr. 6, 2019
Posted:  Mar. 18, 2019; Updated: Mar. 31: Apr. 6; Jun. 2; Jun. 23, 2019

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Editor's Note (Toru Nakagawa, Mar. 15, 2019; Mar. 30； Apr. 6, 2019)

Preliminary Internet Searches of TRIZ-related sites were carried out and posted in September 2018 .  My main intention at that time was to survey many/important TRIZ-related sites located in various countries for building the WTSP Catalogs in a bottom-up manner by the collaboration of many TRIZ colleagues.  However, the team formation and actual jobs of survey and describing individual sites have not started smoothly.  Through the recent communications with Michael Orloff, I realize that some rough image/drafts of WTSP Catalogs are necessary/useful, which can be build in a top-down manner as well.  So I started this '2nd round' Preliminary Internet Searches of TRIZ-related sites.

As written in the index page: Preliminary Internet Searches (2) of TRIZ-related Sites in the world (Mar. 31, 2019), this page is restructured to show the Search results of the TRIZ-related sites written in Russian in the whole world. 

Refer to the index page  on the process of the internet search and handling the results for showing the sites in a compact way.

(1) TRIZ sites written in the Russian language, located in the whole world, are surveyed by Nakagawa with the keyword ТРИЗ. Using Yahoo.Japan search engine, 106 sites are listed.  In this HTML page, the list is shown in a simplified way:  for each site the title of a representative page with hyperlinks to the page, and the URL for the site domain are shown.  For the purpose of futher work, the original survey results are posted in the Word file . 

The process is later written in a more general manner in the index page   (Mar. 31, 2019) .

(2) Michael Orloff found the above result rather noisy and insufficient, and he refined the survey using Google.  He listed (in his 2nd version) 26 sites of TRIZ Professionals in Russian, and 49 more sites (or pages) of some TRIZ users in Russian (expecting more sites, he says).  His results, just listing the URL of the sites (or pages), are shown here in HTML and also accessible in the Word file  (version 2, Mar. 16, 2019). 

 

Note (Toru Nakagawa, Apr. 6, 2019):  The Data Part is shown in a tabular form. By the ordinary 'Copy & Paste' operation of the whole table into an Excel file, you can get the Table of sites, in a form handy to edit and sort as you like. The data of sites in different pages (2A)  to (2F) may be merged easily (with some ovbious care).

(3) Nikolay Shpakovsky worked on the Output of Internet search (by Nakagawa) and made a list of 36 Selected TRIZ Sites (by adding 15 new sites) and separated them from 73 other sites ('Random' sites, he says).  This HTML page shows the 36 selected sites in a tabular format , while Shpakovsky's Word file  is attached here to show all the 109 sites. -- Michael Orloff appreciates Shpakovsky's list and is going to integrate the two lists (2) and (3) for the basis of our further work for WTSP Catalogs of TRIZ-ralated sites especially written in Russian. 

 

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Internet search by Nakagawa: Introduction

survey results: 106 sites

.docx  (Nakagawa)

Selected sites by Michael Orloff: 26 sites by professionals

49 sites/pages by TRIZ users

.docx  (Orloff)

36 selected site by Shpakovsky

Shpakovsky's Word file

Preliminary search  .docx (Sept. 2018)

  Preliminary Internet Search of ТРИЗ sites in the Russian language           ==> .docx file

Preliminary Internet Search of ТРИЗ sites in the Russian language

   location= whole world, 　language= Russian

Toru Nakagawa  Mar. 7, 2019

Note (Mar. 7, 2019, TN):

This is a record of a preliminary search for TRIZ-related Web sites in Russian language. 

The options used in this Internet search are as follows:

   - Browser:              Internet Explorer 11  on Windows 10
   - Search engine:     Yahoo! Japan 
   - Keyword:             ТРИЗ
   - Location:              Not specified (i.e., the whole world)
   - Languages:           Russian
   - Number of display in a Web page:       100
   - Special option:      'Display the link for searching inside the site'  (Only one representative page is shown
                                                 for each site; other pages can be searched easily by clicking the URL for the internal
                                                search of the site. (see below).)

The results of the search on the browser are copied onto MS Word and adjusted the style slightly:

   - Copy & Paste:      Pasted with the option of using the style of the target page.  (This option keeps the
                                                 hyperlinks imbedded in the search results.)
   - Adjust the style:     The header line for each site is shown in the ‘Heading 2’ style of this document.
                                   All other lines are shown in the ‘Standard’ style of this document. 

Notes for reading this search results:

   - Number of displayed items: 106
   - Sellection of site/URL:          As is output by the search engine.  No change in the order.
   - Description of the page title:        As is output by the search engine. 
   - Imbedded hyperlinks:          Keywords with an underline have a hyperlink imbedded.
   - キャッシュ :                    Cache.  URL to the shown page.  [This item is omitted in this HTML page.]
   - このサイト内で検索 :       Command for the internal search of this site.   An example is:
http://search.yahoo.co.jp/r/_ylt=A2RinDeFSIFcKBkAmWuDTwx.;_ylu=X3oDMTBtcWVyaTNjBHBvcwMxBHNlYwNzcgRzbGsDbW9yZXA-/SIG=14v34lo0q/EXP=1552077381/**https%3A//search.yahoo.co.jp/search%3Fp=%25D0%25A2%25D0%25A0%25D0%2598%25D0%2597%26aq=-1%26ei=UTF-8%26fl=1%26vl=lang_ru%26vs=ru.wikipedia.org
   - Excerpts of contents text:     As is output by the search engine.  [This item is omitted in this HTML page.]

Notes for using this search results: 

This is just a preliminary search result.  Probably, nice to glance the current situations of internet search on TRIZ in the Russian language.
Wider search for TRIZ-related sites, visiting individual sites, describing introductions to them, evaluating and categorizing them for the WTSP catalog, etc. are required.
Please refer Nakagawa’s experiences and processes for making Japan WTSP Catalog as an example:
                     http://www.osaka-gu.ac.jp/php/nakagawa/TRIZ/eTRIZ/eWTSP/eWTSP-index.html

(Mar. 30, 2019)  Please refer the instructions in the Index page  on the process of handling the search results.

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Survey Results: (Simplified for posting in HTML (Mar. 30, 2019, TN))    

   List of Selected Web-Sites in Russian                                ==>.docx

List of Selected Web-Sites in Russian

   Michael Orloff   Mar. 16, 2019 (version 02)        

Attention:    This is not the best and last, but maybe not bad! (Michael Orloff, Mar. 16, 2019)

 

   List of Selected Web-Sites in Russian  (Shpakovsky)                      ==>.docx

List of Selected TRIZ Web-Sites in Russian

  Corrected by Nikolay Shpakovsky   Jun, 11, 2019

 

  Nikolay Shpakovsky ==> Toru Nakagawa    Jun. 12, 2019

I corrected the list of sites [i.e., Reesults of the Internet Search by Nakagawa  ], add some addresses. A lot of materials in the list is incorrect. For example any magasin wich published only one article with remembering TRIZ could be not so good source of infomation.
Any case I send to you the list corrected by me [attache .docx file ].
Best regards,  Nikolay

       Nakagawa understands his corrections as follows:

(1) He gathered the sites he thought suitable for the WTSP Catalogs and put them in the first section "Web-sites about TRIZ".
(2) He added about 15 sites to the first section, thus 35 sites all together.  Nakagawa put the keyword "(NS, 2019/6/11)" in the .docx file.

(3) He put other sites/pages at the latter section "Random Materials", regarding them not suitable to be included in the WTSP Catalog.
(4) He added 4 more sites/pages (highlited in red) in the "Random Materials" section.
   Nakagawa put the keyword "(NS, 2019/6/11, Not significant)"

Information Added by Toru Nakagawa   Jun. 12, 2019

For the sites listed in the First section "Web-sites about TRIZ", the internal site search with the keyword ТРИЗ was carried out and the number of pages hit in the site are shown as "Internal site search: ### pages  (TN, 2019/6/12)".

--- The section "Web sites about TRIZ" is posted here in a tabular format.  (Toru Nakagawa, Jun. 22, 2019)

Top of this page

Internet search by Nakagawa: Introduction

survey results: 106 sites

.docx  (Nakagawa)

Selected sites by Michael Orloff: 26 sites by professionals

49 sites/pages by TRIZ users

.docx  (Orloff)

36 selected site by Shpakovsky

Shpakovsky's Word file

Preliminary search  .docx (Sept. 2018)

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