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Background
- These terms and conditions apply to UK registered higher education (HE) and further education (FE) institutions, research and technology organisations (RTOs) and Catapults, referred to as a Knowledge Base Partner (which we will refer to as ‘you’, ‘your’ or ‘your organisation’ from now on) who are applying for Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) grant funding from Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (‘we’, ‘us’ or ‘our’). These terms and conditions apply to requests to fund the project named in the funding application and confirmed in the grant offer letter (GOL).
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General terms and conditions
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These terms are conditional on you awarding a contract of employment to a KTP Associate and them accepting it. You and the Business Partner must find the Associate jointly through a demonstrably open and fair recruitment process.
The Associate must start work on the Partnership (“the Associate Start Date”) within a period of 9 months after the date of any grant offer letter being issued.
- We have the unilateral right to change these grant terms and conditions at any time, giving 3 months’ written notice.
- You cannot assign, transfer or sub-contract any of your rights or obligations under this agreement without Innovate UK’s express permission.
- Rights and/or remedies under these terms, whether exercised or not, remain available throughout the term of this agreement.
- This agreement does not create any partnership or joint venture between us at law.
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We:
- accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that result from you undertaking the Partnership, using the grant, or Innovate UK terminating this agreement or grant
- limit our liability to the amount of grant payable for which you can provide evidence of eligible costs incurred and defrayed, provided you are not in breach of its terms
- This agreement is subject to the laws of England and Wales.
- The grant cannot be used for any political or lobbying activity, or for any purpose other than the Partnership referred to in these terms.
- Innovate UK has the right to reject new grant applications from a Knowledge Base Partner or Business Partner where either has failed to return required financial reports (including claims) on any current or previous projects funded by Innovate UK.
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Your obligations
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As a successful applicant, you will:
- manage the Partnership in accordance with the terms of the application as awarded by us, and this agreement
- inform us promptly, through your Knowledge Transfer Adviser (KTA) of any issue or material change that could affect the progress, delivery or exploitation of the Partnership
- fully co-operate with us, responding to any requests for information promptly and comprehensively and allowing reasonable (audit) access to your sites and staff when asked
- take out and maintain insurance covering your risks and liabilities for appropriate amounts and in keeping with good commercial practice
- comply with all the laws and regulations of England and Wales in carrying out your activities under this agreement
- as a minimum, advertise the Associate post in accordance with your institutional guidelines and on the KTP recruitment site
- provide a project secretariat
- submit, within 1 calendar month of the end of the Partnership, the Partnership Final Report together with any supporting documentation
- submit, within 3 calendar months of the end of the Partnership, the final claim and Schedule 3
- Successful and unsuccessful applicants must give us, and any data-sharing partner we appoint, any information we need to create an evaluation report. For successful applicants this will be during the term of the Partnership and for a further 5 years following the end of the Partnership.
- You are responsible for maintaining detailed records and documentation relating to the use of your Grant. These should provide evidence sufficient to support the submission of timely and accurate claims and to demonstrate that your eligible project costs comply with all State Aid Rules, as outlined in clause 20. These records must be kept for at least 6 years following your receipt of the Grant.
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As a successful applicant, you will:
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Expenditure
- After Innovate UK has set up the Partnership on the online platform, you must enter an initial forecast of eligible expenditure. The forecast must reasonably be incurred during each claim period and updated throughout the Partnership to the last date on which an Associate is expected to be engaged on the Partnership.
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Equipment and materials
- Equipment and materials purchased by the you for the Partnership with grant funding, can be used by the Business Partner without charge for the duration of the Partnership. At the end of the Partnership the equipment must be returned to you.
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Revisions
- You may vire between the travel and subsistence and the consumables categories only. Revisions are subject to the agreement of the Local Management Committee (LMC).
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Payment of grant
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Innovate UK will only pay your grant claim into your business account at a UK clearing bank or one of its subsidiary banks within the UK. Innovate UK may accept an account at an alternative bank in exceptional circumstances at our discretion and by prior agreement.
Your grant will be paid by instalments quarterly (unless otherwise agreed by Innovate UK) and in arrears on submission of a claim. This will be for your net eligible costs incurred, invoiced and paid in the quarter (or other period) covered by the claim.
- Your claims must be supported by a revised forecast of eligible Partnership costs. These should detail expected costs for each future claim period and highlight any variations from the last forecast. Your claim may be subject to audit review as set out in clause 7.11 below.
- Your project can only submit one claim per Quarter. Claims must be incurred and defrayed in the Quarter in which they are incurred. The only exception to this condition is the claim for the final quarter where the costs may be incurred but not necessarily defrayed. Additional conditions relating to the final claim are set out in clause 7.8 below.
- Claims for payment of grant on eligible expenditure actually defrayed on the Partnership must be submitted on the online platform every 3 months following the Associate Start Date. These must be submitted within one month of the end of the period to which the claim refers.
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You will discuss and provide evidence on request for each grant claim with your KTA before they can approve and submit your claim for payment to Innovate UK.
Your claims on the Innovation Funding Service must be supported by a current forecast that covers the period to the end of the Partnership. It must detail the expected expenditure for each future claim period. In addition, your claims must be supported by the minutes of an LMC meeting (“LMC Minutes”) covering part or all of the period of the claim.
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If an Associate is not available for work for an extended period or they resign from their position as an Associate, you will inform Innovate UK promptly by email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In this event, during the period in which work on the Partnership is suspended, you will continue to submit claims every 3 months, which may include periods of zero expenditure. You can restart claims for expenditure incurred once work on the Partnership recommences.
- Innovate UK will normally pay claims within 30 days of receiving them, unless we need any further information to support the claim. We agree to request any further information within 14 days of receiving the claim and will pay claims within 30 days of receipt of such information.
- the claim does not meet the terms and conditions of this agreement
- we are not satisfied that the amount is properly due and payable to you
- any claim is received more than 30 days after the end of the quarter to which it relates
- any claim is received later than 3 months after the Partnership is complete
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Your final claim for payment of grant on eligible expenditure must be submitted no later than 3 months after the last date on which an Associate was engaged for work on the Partnership.
The final claim must be accompanied by a Certificate of Total Expenditure (Schedule 3) and signed by the Finance Director or an alternative with senior financial responsibility at your organisation.
If the final claim has not been submitted with the required supporting documentation within the required period, the claim will not be paid by Innovate UK.
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Innovate UK will retain 10% of your maximum grant value until the Partnership is
complete and we have received:
- any outstanding claims
- supporting information
- Partnership Final Report
- Payment of the retained value will not be made until the Partnership has been completed to Innovate UK’s satisfaction and is subject to the contents of the Certificate of Total Expenditure completed by the Finance Officer. Adjustments may mean that you are not entitled to receive all of the retained value.
- You are responsible for maintaining detailed records and documentation relating to the use of your grant. These should provide sufficient evidence to support the submission of timely and accurate claims. These records must be kept for 10 years following your receipt of the grant and must be supplied to satisfy National Audit Office (NAO) requests for evidence of compliance within 20 days if requested.
- Innovate UK may appoint an auditor, at our expense, to ensure you are complying with the terms and conditions of this agreement. You agree to give the auditor access to your Partnership records within 2 weeks’ notice of their appointment. If the auditor determines that all or part of the grant has been misapplied or that you should repay all or part of the grant to Innovate UK, we may recover the cost of the auditor’s work from you.
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Partnership management
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Any amount due to Innovate UK including overpayment of grant, however disclosed, must be repaid to Innovate UK immediately or, if notified by Innovate UK, at the time specified in the notification, whichever happens first.
If any overpayment is not repaid, you will pay interest to Innovate UK on the sum. This is on a daily basis at an annual rate of 1.5% above the Bank of England Base Rate. This is calculated:
- from the date of the statement informing you of the overpayment
- to the date Innovate UK receives the full payment plus any interest
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Innovate UK or representatives of Innovate UK have the right to:
- monitor and inspect the Partnership at any time
- require from time to time any documentation concerning the Partnership that Innovate UK or the representatives of Innovate UK consider necessary to ensure the Partnership conforms to these terms and conditions
- attend any meetings about the Partnership and, if Innovate UK or the representatives of Innovate UK consider it necessary, call a meeting
- The management of the Partnership and the working relationship between the Business Partner and your organisation must be as agreed in the Joint Commitment Statement signed on behalf of the partners during the grant application.
- Innovate UK is the primary point of contact with you.
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Suspension, termination and repayment of grant
- We have the right to take all reasonable steps to reclaim any, or all, of the grant already claimed by you, should it be necessary for Innovate UK to suspend or terminate your grant or terminate this agreement for any reason. We will take appropriate care in how we do this, but in certain circumstances we can immediately suspend grant payments.
- If we have concerns that mean we might need to suspend, terminate or reclaim the grant, we will write to inform you and you will then have 30 days to address our concerns.
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Examples of events that may result in Innovate UK suspending grant payments include, without limitation:
- misuse of the grant funds, including, in a fraudulent or financially misleading way or for purposes not declared in your application or agreed to subsequently by Innovate UK
- false statements in any part of your application for grant or Partnership documentation
- failure to maintain satisfactory progress on the Partnership in the opinion of Innovate UK
- any significant changes, without prior approval from the KTA at the LMC, to the proposed outcomes of the Partnership
- failure to comply with any terms and conditions of this agreement
- failure to deliver the agreed project support as set out in the application form
- behaviour or activity by you, your staff, representatives or contractors which, in the reasonable opinion of Innovate UK, is non-compliant with legislation or government policies, or is detrimental to the reputation of Innovate UK, UK Research and Innovation or the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, or is otherwise detrimental to the public interest
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Examples of events that may result in Innovate UK terminating the grant include, without limitation:
- failure to resolve to Innovate UK's satisfaction, or not being able to resolve, the reasons for suspension
- being found to have applied for and secured multiple awards from Innovate UK or UK Research and Innovation for the same or largely interchangeable project scopes
- being found to have breached any of Innovate UK’s policies with which you had previously been required to comply as a condition of the award of the grant
- becoming insolvent, declared bankrupt, placed into receivership, administration or liquidation, or having a petition presented for winding up, or any similar arrangements that may affect you financially
- a change to your legal status which you have failed to declare or have misrepresented to us
- you are in breach of any of the warranties contained in clause 10
- you use the grant for purposes other than those contained within the application and description of the Partnership without the consent of Innovate UK
- you have failed completely to provide or, in the reasonable opinion of Innovate UK, failed to make reasonable effort to collect and/or provide the information requested of you by Innovate UK in accordance with clause 11
- behaviour or activity by you, your staff, your auditor, your accountant, representatives, contractors and the Business Partner involving an act of fraud, dishonesty, malfeasance (wrongdoing by a public official), misrepresentation or any serious financial irregularity in respect of you or your operations which has or could have a serious adverse effect on you, Innovate UK or both
- If you do not resolve an issue causing suspension or if we terminate the grant, you may be required to repay some or all of the grant.
- Where there is an underspend in grant funds paid to or claimed by you at the Partnership end date, the full value of the underspend will be returned to Innovate UK immediately.
- You must inform Innovate UK promptly by email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>detailing the occurrence of the event and the action, if any, it proposes to take in order that progress is resumed.
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Warranties
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As of the effective date of this agreement, you warrant to Innovate UK that:
- when responding to requests for information about the Partnership your response will state that Innovate UK accepts no liability whatsoever for any information or advice provided by any party to the Partnership. We will not have any liability for any loss or damage of any kind, whether arising out of negligence or otherwise, which is suffered by the recipient or any other person in consequence of the provision of the information or advice
- you have all necessary resources and expertise to deliver the Partnership (this assumes your reliance on and timely receipt of the grant and any conditions specified in this agreement)
- you are not subject to any contractual or other restriction imposed by your or any other organisation's rules or regulations or otherwise which may prevent or impede you from meeting your obligations in connection with the grant
- you have not committed any offence under the Bribery Act 2010
- you have adequate procedures in place for dealing with any conflicts of interest
- all financial and other information concerning you which has been disclosed to Innovate UK is, to your reasonable knowledge and belief, true and accurate
- you are not aware of anything in your own affairs, which you have not disclosed to Innovate UK, which might reasonably have influenced the decision of Innovate UK to make the grant on the terms contained in this agreement
- since the date of your last accounts (if any) there has been no significant change in your financial position or prospects which you have not declared to Innovate UK
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As of the effective date of this agreement, you warrant to Innovate UK that:
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Final Reporting
- You will, no later than one month after the last date on which an Aciate was engaged on the Partnership, submit a Final Report. You must aim to secure an appropriate contribution from the Business Partner to the Final Report. If the Final Report has not been submitted within one month of the last date on which an Associate was deemed to be engaged on the Partnership, the final claim detailed in clause 7.8 will not be paid by Innovate UK.
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Financial reporting and accounting
- You will keep proper records of all expenditure incurred and defrayed on the Partnership. All original documentation, correspondence and invoices necessary (or if not originals, certified copies that conform with the originals on the commonly accepted data carriers including photocopies of the original, electronic versions of the documents as defined in clause 4 of Article 19 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1828/2006 of 8 December 2006) will, on demand, be produced to Innovate UK or the NAO, the European Commission or European Court of Auditors along with all such information as they may reasonably require.
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Confidentiality and information management
- Innovate UK has the right to request access to any additional information we feel necessary in connection with this award. You must provide or allow access to such information within 10 working days of our request. We will treat your confidential and personal information in accordance with our policies and data protection legislation.
- All your information disclosed deliberately or otherwise will be treated by Innovate UK as confidential information and commercially sensitive as exempted under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 or any related legislation, unless otherwise marked or agreed in writing. For the avoidance of doubt, it is at your discretion and must be with the agreement of the relevant third parties, if you choose to disclose confidential information of third parties to Innovate UK, at which point it will be treated as confidential information by Innovate UK unless marked otherwise.
- You acknowledge and accept the terms of Innovate UK’s privacy notice and information management policy and personal information charter, which should be read in addition to UKRI’s privacy notice. This policy explains Innovate UK’s specific arrangements for collecting, storing, using and sharing your information. This can include personal data or confidential or commercially sensitive information. It provides details on how we use this information to support our ability to fund, support and connect innovative businesses and encourage sustainable economic growth for the UK.
- Any information we collect from you, through our online platforms, grant applications and administration, events or elsewhere, will be managed according to this policy and is subject to data protection. This policy complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679), or GDPR, introduced on 25 May 2018.
- As a public sector organisation we are also subject to some further data protection obligations under the UK Data Protection Act 2018.
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Collaboration
- Any grant offer is conditional on an appropriate intellectual property (IP) agreement being in place before an Associate begins working on the Partnership. This must be confirmed to the satisfaction of the KTA and in place before the Associate Start Date. If this condition is not met, any grant offer will automatically lapse.
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Exploitation of partnership results
- Innovate UK requires you to establish an exploitation plan together with your KTA at the start of your Partnership, and to refine and update it at least once every 6 months (or at other intervals as agreed with Innovate UK) throughout the Partnership’s lifetime.
- For a period of 5 years from the end of the Partnership, Innovate UK expects you to take reasonable steps to exploit the results of the Partnership in the UK or wider European Economic Area. In some cases, exploitation outside of the EEA will be part of a tactical plan to deliver the overall opportunity for the applicant. In these cases, you or the Business Partner should seek written consent from the KTP Programme Manager. Innovate UK will continuously evaluate the impact of funding awarded to the Partnership and you will cooperate fully in this process.
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UK statutory framework
- Innovate UK is required to comply with all legislation in England and Wales.
- You will comply with all legislation in England and Wales, which includes the Data Protection Act 2018, the Bribery Act 2010, the Fraud Act 2006 and the Modern Slavery Act 2015, Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Equality Act 2010 and the Procurement Regulations 2015, where they apply to you and to act in a way that does not affect our ability to comply.
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Publication of information
- Innovate UK encourages you to seek your own publicity in respect of the Partnership. If you want to publicise the Partnership in any way whatsoever, please consult the Innovate UK guide ‘Publicising your project: guidelines from Innovate UK’ available from Innovate UK’s Press Office by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
Dispute resolution
- Where a dispute arises between you and Innovate UK, we would encourage you to
contact us to discuss a resolution. If a mutually acceptable resolution cannot be
achieved within 30 days of you contacting us, we have the right to do one of the
following:
- unilaterally terminate the grant and potentially seek repayment of all or part of the grant funds previously paid to you or
- if both parties agree, refer the matter to the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), whose decision will be binding. Any arbitration will be conducted in accordance with LCIA Arbitration Rules before one arbitrator seated in London
- Where a dispute arises between you and Innovate UK, we would encourage you to
contact us to discuss a resolution. If a mutually acceptable resolution cannot be
achieved within 30 days of you contacting us, we have the right to do one of the
following:
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Force majeure
- Where an event of force majeure, or a change to the laws of England and Wales, UK government or devolved administration policy and/or the legal acts of the European Union occurs which affects Innovate UK’s ability to continue funding your Partnership, we can terminate this agreement by giving you as much written notice as reasonably possible. In such circumstances, Innovate UK will meet any eligible costs in respect of the Partnership that you have reasonably incurred and paid before the date of termination of this agreement.
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State aid obligations and procurement
- Innovate UK awards grant funding through its Research, Development and Innovation Scheme operating under Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 (“the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER)”).
- You must inform Innovate UK of any other public funding applied for or awarded against the eligible costs covered by this award of grant. It is your responsibility to ensure that the cumulative total of public funding you are receiving for the Funded Activities does not exceed those limits stated in GBER.
- Innovate UK will stop grant payments if you become subject to a recovery order that follows on from a previous European Commission decision, which declares any aid you have received illegal and incompatible with the internal market.
- Where you are required by an order of the European Commission to repay any grant to Innovate UK that is found to be unlawful state aid, interest will be charged on the amount being reclaimed from the date of payment at the applicable legislated rate.
- You cannot make any subcontract which would constitute a breach of state aid obligations.
- Where you are a contracting authority within the meaning of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, Concession Contracts Regulations 2016, Utilities and Contracts Regulations 2016 and Defence Security Public Contracts Regulations 2011, you warrant that you will comply, as necessary, with the applicable procurement laws when procuring goods and services.
- Where you reasonably consider that there is an objective justification for not complying with procurement rules and seek to rely on such justification, you will seek our prior approval for doing so, setting out the reasons for non-compliance in a structured business case.
- You must not confer either directly or indirectly any selective advantage in breach of State Aid Regulations.
- You must notify Innovate UK in the event that you are proposing to confer selective advantage and if you have conferred selective advantage either directly or indirectly
- You must seek independent legal advice regarding state aid and your compliance with these obligations as part of the grant funding.
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Entire agreement
If your application for funding is successful, you will receive a GOL confirming any specific conditions of the award that you must comply with, in addition to these terms and conditions. You must sign and upload the GOL before your project can start.
The GOL and these terms and conditions will together be referred to as ’this agreement’. Each party acknowledges that, in entering into this agreement, it has not relied on and has no right or remedy in respect of any statement, representation, assurance or warranty (whether made negligently or innocently) other than as expressly set out in this agreement. Nothing in this clause will limit or exclude any liability for fraud or for fraudulent misrepresentation.


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NAME
mesg - control write access to your terminalSYNOPSIS
mesg [y|n]DESCRIPTION
Mesg controls the access to your terminal by others. It's typically used to allow or disallow other users to write to your terminal (see write(1)).OPTIONS
- y
- Allow write access to your terminal.
- n
- Disallow write access to your terminal.
If no option is given, mesg prints out the current access state of your terminal.
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Mesg assumes that its standard input is connected to your terminal. That also means that if you are logged in multiple times, you can get/set the mesg status of other sessions by using redirection. For example "mesg n < /dev/pts/46".AUTHOR
Miquel van Smoorenburg (miquels@cistron.nl)SEE ALSO
talk(1), write(1), wall(1)
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| class | IntPropBasicAdvanced |
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| class | IntRelTypes |
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| class | BoolOpTypes |
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| enum | ConTestLevel { CTL_NONE, CTL_DOMAIN, CTL_BOUNDS_D, CTL_BOUNDS_Z } |
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{{Distinguish|Rotelle}} {{Refimprove|date=December 2006}} {{Infobox prepared food | name = Rotini | image = | caption = Dried rotini | alternate_name = | country = Italy | region = | creator = | course = | type = Pasta | served = | main_ingredient = Wheat flour | variations = | calories = | other = }}
Rotini is a type of helix- or corkscrew-shaped pasta. The name comes from a 17th-century Italian word meaning "small wheels".<ref>"rotini, n." OED Online. Oxford University Press, March 2014. Web. 24 April 2014.</ref> Rotini is related to fusilli, but has a tighter helix, i.e. with a smaller pitch. It should not be confused with rotelle ("wagon wheel" pasta).
Rotini originated from Northern Italy and the tight twists help them retain a wide variety of sauces better. They are often used in pasta salads with pesto, Carbonara or tomato-based sauces.
Rotini is most often made from refined (white) wheat flour, although varieties made from whole wheat flour, brown rice, or other grains are also available.
In the US these may also be called colloquially "Scroodle," "Scroodle Noodles", "Scrotini", "Skroodle", "Scroodle Macaroni", or "corkscrews".<ref>http://www.cooks.com/rec/search?q=scroodle - Colloquial uses on cooks.com</ref>
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This file provides basic functionality of OpenSSL server/client. Normally, you wouldn't have to touch this file. It is included by stms/net/ssl_client.hpp
and stms/net/ssl_server.hpp
. Including this file becomes redundant. Created by Grant Yang on 4/30/20.
More...
#include "openssl/ssl.h"
#include <string>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <stms/async.hpp>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <sys/poll.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | stms::_stms_SSLBase |
Internal implementation detail. You shouldn't have to touch this! stms::SSLServer and stms::SSLClient inherit from this class. More... | |
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| Namespace containing everything StoneMason has to offer! (https://github.com/RotartsiORG/StoneMason) | |
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| #define | __STONEMASON_NET_SSL_HPP |
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| enum | stms::FDEventType { stms::eWriteReady = POLLOUT, stms::eReadReady = POLLIN } |
Enum of events to listen for in a poll() call. See man pages for poll . More... | |
| enum | stms::SSLCacheModeBits { stms::eOff = SSL_SESS_CACHE_OFF, stms::eBoth = SSL_SESS_CACHE_BOTH, stms::eClient = SSL_SESS_CACHE_CLIENT, stms::eServer = SSL_SESS_CACHE_SERVER, stms::eNoAutoClear = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_AUTO_CLEAR, stms::eNoInternal = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL, stms::eNoInternalLookup = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL_LOOKUP, stms::eNoInternalStore = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL_STORE } |
Simple wrapper around OpenSSL server cache modes (see OpenSSL docs for SSL_CTX_set_session_cache_mode ) More... | |
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| void | stms::initOpenSsl () |
Init OpenSSL parts of STMS. Use stms::initAll if you wish to init everything. More... | |
| void | stms::quitOpenSsl () |
Quit OpenSSL parts of STMS. No need to call this if you used stms::initAll . More... | |
| int | stms::handleSslGetErr (SSL *, int) |
| Internal impl detail. You shouldn't touch this. More... | |
| unsigned long | stms::handleSSLError () |
| Log a single OpenSSL error, if there are errors to be processed. More... | |
| void | stms::flushSSLErrors () |
Calls handleSSLError in a loop until there are no more errors to process. More... | |
| std::string | stms::getAddrStr (const sockaddr *const addr) |
Get the string representation of a sockaddr * . More... | |
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| uint8_t | stms::secretCookie [secretCookieLen] |
This is secretCookieLen of random data to be used for DTLS stateless cookie exchanges (for protection against DDoS attacks). More... | |
This file provides basic functionality of OpenSSL server/client. Normally, you wouldn't have to touch this file. It is included by stms/net/ssl_client.hpp
and stms/net/ssl_server.hpp
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Include guard.


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The Android SDK tools can be downloaded here.
To use the Android tools, first download the bundle, run the SDK Manager, then install a single Android platform and the Google USB driver.
The following additions are needed in the android_winusb.inf file, which is located at:
%install_dir% sdk\extras\google\usb_driver\android_winusb.inf.
The additions are in two sections that already contain entries for Nexus devices (install_dir% refers to the location where you unzipped the Android SDK bundle).
In section [Google.NTx86] ;Qualcomm SURF/FFA %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_9025 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_9025&MI_01 %SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_D00D %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_901C %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_901C&MI_01 %SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_D00D ;Sierra %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68A2 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68A2&MI_01 %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68C0 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68C0&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9041&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9051&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9053&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9054&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9056&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9061&MI_01 In section [Google.NTamd64] ;Qualcomm SURF/FFA %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_9025 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_9025&MI_01 %SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_D00D %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_901C %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_05C6&PID_901C&MI_01 %SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_D00D ;Sierra %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68A2 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68A2&MI_01 %SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68C0 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68C0&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_68C0&REV_0006&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9041&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9051&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9053&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9054&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9056&MI_01 %CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1199&PID_9061&MI_01 In addition, ensure there are matching entries under the [Strings] section: [Strings] SingleAdbInterface = "Android ADB Interface" CompositeAdbInterface = "Android Composite ADB Interface" SingleBootLoaderInterface = "Android Bootloader Interface" Edit the ini file from android: • A device VID must be added to be recognized by ADB. • Create a %USERPROFILE%\.android directory, if it does not exist. • Navigate to the %USERPROFILE%\.android directory. In the %USERPROFILE%\.android directory, create or edit the file adb_usb.ini. If the file already exists, it will contain a DO NOT EDIT message. Disregard this message and edit the file anyway. To edit, add a line containing 0x05C6 and a line containing 0x1199 to the end of the file. Note: Don’t run android update adb or it will reset the contents of this file and overwrite the line just added. After editing, the adb_usb.ini file should look like this: # ANDROID 3RD PARTY VENDOR ID LIST -- DO NOT EDIT. # USE 'android update adb' TO GENERATE. # 1 USB VENDOR ID PER LINE 0x05C6 0x1199
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While I was a science imager for the Chandra X-ray Observatory, Thomas Robitaille and I teamed up to make a big image of the Large Magellanic Cloud using Spitzer Space Telescope data from the SAGE Survey. It’s a galaxy that’s only 150,000 light years away from us. Trust me, it’s close in astronomical terms. Why did we do it? To have some fun and placate our curiosity on what we could come up with.
Tom handled the data reduction along with some tricky image cleaning for science-grade results. I put the data through Python, Pixelmator, and Photoshop to make the color image, which Tom and I thought looked good. We never had the chance to share it publicly, so we’re doing it now. Below you can peruse through the 16,000 x 16,000 pixel image of the Large Magellanic Cloud.
You can see the full browser view here.
The Twist: Find the beast and win a prize
A few people (Ryan, Patrick, and I) thought it would be nice to throw in a golden egg in the image. Ever heard of the Science … sort of podcast? If not, go over to their website and download a show. It’s a great and entertaining podcast as the hosts chat about odd science topics over beer. They have a knowledgeable team of people who all have scientific backgrounds ranging from planetary science to the study of sloths. The podcast’s motto is “[a] podcast about things that are science and things that are sort of science”
Science … sort of’s mascot is a strange looking beast called the Brachiolope. You can see an image of this on their website’s header or their Brachiolope gallery. This beast is placed somewhere in the Large Magellanic Cloud image above as a nebulous structure. If you find the Brachiolope and send us a screen-shot of it, you may win a prize!
The prizes will range from a copy of my SciPy and NumPy book to Science … sort of goodies like a special edition astronomy-themed t-shirt or mug. Among those who send the screen-shot, we’ll randomly select five winners. The winners will be selected and notified at the end of next week. Good luck in finding the Dark Brachiolope Nebula!


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Sep 2, 2006 . This unit will provide a framework for incorporating poetry in the . In middle school world language classes, we tend to have students with a .
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While a middle school student does not receive as much choice as he or she . course unit plans if you continue to scroll down this page. . Students in seventh grade will study two world languages (French & Spanish) each for nine weeks.
http://www.mercer.k12.pa.us/middle-high-school/middle-sch/
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Translate, Translate English to Chinese, Translate English to French . Lesson Plans for Middle School . A Drug-Free Me! is a comprehensive unit in which junior high students are provided with the . Elementary , Middle School , High School .
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Middle School students show unlimited energy and enthusiasm as well as the need . six to eight novels, one nonfiction work, a unit of poetry and one of drama , . The Middle School French language program challenges students' ability to .
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Songs for Teaching French - Carole D. Fredericks Foundation
An Interview with Carole Fredericks - Middle/High School/College Level . Now that students are engaged through the visual medium of music videos in Tant . and comprehension of French with the new unit, Couleurs et parfums: Apprendre .
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Aug 1, 2011 . Mini-Unit Plan: Introducing Canada to Middle School Students . Students will explore the key historic movements, events and figures that contributed to . French. England. Mother Country. England. Stars and stripes. Flag .
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Middle School - Far Brook School
The Middle School years are exciting times as students move into the early . and videoconferencing with a school in France, Middle School students become . main cultural units in the Middle School: in Fourth Grade, students prepare a .
http://www.farbrook.org/IntegratedCurriculum/MiddleSchool
Middle school - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Two others are chosen as first and second languages: English, French, . Students start middle school from the age of 11and finish it when they are 14-15. . This format facilitates interdisciplinary units, where part or all of the entire team .
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Online Activities
At this site, elementary and middle school students can read a Kenyan . Nations Cyber School Bus, the curriculum features six interactive units that students in grades . and Art, Economy, Life in France, Apprends le France and Jeux Games .
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Topics include New France, the Confederation, the Development of Western Canada and more. This unit is designed for middle school students, but is .
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‘Daymare: 1998’ to be Released in Japan on PS4 in February
by Mike WilsonDespite Invader Studios not having announced a console release date in North America or Europe for their Resident Evil 2 tribute in Daymare: 1998, Japan players will be able to snag digital and physical copies of the game in the new year.
A listing on Rakuten has the game being released on February 20, 2020 in Japan. No word on an Xbox One release in the region, however.
The third-person survival horror game was first released for PC on September 17, and is still planned for release on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in the west.


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This class communication interface for scIGPMessage communication for the autonous communication functionality: for both scGridPoint and scClusterBusMemoryXXX (XX=Slow, Fast, Cache, Buffer).
The source of the messages can be scClusterBus or scGridPoint. The actual message receiving mechanism is slightly different, the essence of processing them is the same.
In the case of the scGridPoint objects, only cluster heads have access to the scClusterBus, but all cluster members can send/receive direct messages (via their scIGPCB blocks) to each other. Memories form a special "cluster": they formally have cluster address, but as they are physically different entitities: all memories have direct access to scClusterBus bus they have no interface to send direct messages to each other.
An scIGPMessage_if must implement both slave and master interfaces: the sending scIGPMessage_if is the master, and the receiving scIGPMessage_if is the slave. The messages are always 'write' scIGPMessage messages; the sender (master) sends the message in 'burst' mode, and the receiver (slave) reads it uninterrupted, and after reading, makes the corresponding action.
This interface is used in all object sending scIGPMessage messages,
This interface object belongs to the bottom layer, and is connected to the
actual message processing via virtual function scIGPMessage_if::PSendClusterMessage. The interface is not aware of the content of the message it deals with.
Via this bottom layer interface the object may receive packages
This bottom layer can send packages
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| scTimedIGPMessage_fifo * | TimedFIFO |
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| void | ReceiveMessage_thread (void) |
| This thread receives a message from outside, from any the scGridPoint. | |
| void | ReceiveTimedMessage_thread (void) |
| ReceiveTimedMessage_thread The message can be received form any other scGricPoint. | |
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Any developer's hope is for his or her creations to impact society or be recognized as an innovative tool. Releasing your projects to the world can be the most daunting yet rewarding step in the creative process and makes up for the stress associated with taking on a difficult task. This week, my hard work paid off in a completely unexpected way. I was offered the incredible opportunity to present my app to the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C! Four NASA centers across the country sent representatives to Washington's Flight Night, an opportunity for the centers to showcase their progress and strides in aeronautics research. I was one of the lucky five from Glenn Research Center to present and meet with America's representatives.
What exactly did I present?
One of the apps I've been working on this semester is called "NASA Concept Vehicles" (prize to whoever can come up with a better name).  As the name suggests, my app displays NASA concept vehicles that range from experimental airplane engines to future rockets. Users can interact with each model, take it apart, and learn how it contributes to NASA's missions. For the Flight Night presentation, I focused on the aeronautics models within the app (the X-57 electric motor and Urban Air Mobility drones - posts on these missions later!).
Washington, D.C.
Living in rural-suburban towns my entire life, I was completely shocked by this gigantic capital city! Although I was too busy to properly explore all of DC, I did make my way to some of the monuments the capital is known for, as well as the Air and Space Museum. Enjoy this small gallery of pictures.
The Presentation
Over 350 congressional staffers and representatives attended Flight Night - way more than I expected! Exhibits included virtual reality, flight simulators, propellor demonstrations, and plenty of model planes. I am thrilled NASA has outlets such as this to share and gather support for the incredible research being done across the country. I am even more thrilled that I got to be a small part of it.


Last Stop is the new supernatural "anthology drama" from the team behind Virginia
Coming to Xbox "soon".
News by Matt Wales, Reporter Updated on 15 November 2019
Variable State, the developer responsible for 2016's fascinating, jump-cutting mystery adventure Virginia, has unveiled Last Stop - a solo third-person "anthology drama" that's coming to Xbox "soon".
Last Stop, described as a "game about secret lives, the ties that bind, and how magic can be found in the mundane", unfolds in modern day London and follows the plight of three separate characters - Donna, John, and Meena - caught up in a supernatural crisis.
Variable State calls Last Stop "three stories in one", hence the anthology label, but notes that characters' worlds will begin to collide as events progress. "What connects these three strangers?", the developer teases, "Where will fate lead them?"
Last Stop is being published by the ever-reliable Annapurna Interactive and will feature a soundtrack by BAFTA-winning composer Lyndon Holland, who was also responsible for Virginia's sublime score.
So far it's only been announced for "Xbox" (the lack of specificity there is Variable State's, not mine), but hopefully there'll be word on other platforms soon.


{{#markdown}}
For EMBL-EBI pages there are few loose groups of metatags that are recommended for your pages.
### 1. Theming metatags
These control the look of [the local masthead area]({{root}}websites/meta-patterns/page-structure.html).
You could achieve a similar look through CSS, but this method offers more reusability and smoother updates in future changes and improvements.
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```
Recommended image size: 2462px wide, 322px high
### 2. Content review tags
These metatags help ensure content [the Web Content Committee](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/seqdb/confluence/display/WCC/Web+Content+Committee+Home) can understand who owns content, and if content is still current.
(note: future improvements regarding granularity are expected druing 2018)
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```
### 3. Social and SEO tags
These are not specific to EMBL-EBI, but here is some starting guidance.
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#### Further reading
- [Facebook](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/)
- [Twitter](https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/optimize-with-cards/overview/abouts-cards)
- [General SEO](https://moz.com/blog/seo-meta-tags)
{{/markdown}}


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Static Backend Registration
Sensor backends are generally registered statically. The registration happens when the sensors library is first used and the registration remains in effect while the program runs.
Statically registered backends may still exhibit some dynamic behaviour as the QSensorBackendFactory is free to return 0 to indicate that a backend cannot be created.
Dynamic Backend Registration
Although static registration is fine for most backends, there are some situations where this is problematic.
The clearest example is backends that represent non-fixed hardware. For example, a game controller that is connected via Bluetooth. As there may be more than one game controller in range of the phone, the program wants to record that a specific game controller should be used. If the backend had been registered statically there would have been no unique information about the controller. Instead, the registration is delayed until the controller is seen.
Suggested Registration Policy
A backend for fixed hardware should be registered immediately. Applications can see that the sensor can be used.
A backend for remote hardware should not be registered immediately. Applications can see that the sensor cannot be used. When the remote hardware becomes available, the backend should be registered. Applications can see that the sensor is available now.
If it is necessary to return 0 from a factory for a backend that was registered, the backend should be unregistered. Applications can see that the sensor is no longer available. If the factory can create the backend again, it should be re- gistered. Applications can see that the sensor is available again.
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So please don't ask me to give up this life I lead
'Cause I love to feel those wheels go 'round and 'round
(chorus)
I can see it inside
It's my heart that sees, not my eyes
And if you listen close I'll tell you why
Home is where the heart is
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I can see it inside
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Asset Representation¶
This section discusses the translation of asset descriptions into representations of structures suitable for simulation within workflow, in this case consistent with the HAZUS description of building classes and associated attributes, which becomes the default data schema. Thus the description of assets below is organized according to the HAZUS conventions for classifying buildings and organizing damage and loss data according to attributes associated with those building classes.
The following discussion will reference a number of rulesets initially developed for the Atlantic County, NJ testbed to enable various assignments of these HAZUS building classes and corresponding attributes. Details of these rulesets are available to users in one of two forms:
Ruleset definition tables (PDFs) curated in DesignSafe that include additional documentation justifying the proposed rule, with provenance information for any sources engaged in that rule’s development.
Scripts (in Python) that implement the ruleset’s logic for this testbed. Users wishing to execute the testbed in its current form are recommended to download the Python rulesets from DesignSafe. Users wishing to adapt the rulesets to potentially change the way attributes are assigned to buildings, are encouraged to access the Python implementation of the rulesets in GitHub.
Both of these repositories also include additional documentation (PDFs) justifying the proposed rule, with provenance information for any sources engaged in that rule’s development. Note that all of the rulesets introduced herein are tiered, initiating by assigning all assets a default value for its building classification or a given attribute based on the primary rule. This ensures that every asset receives a HAZUS building class and related attribute assignments, regardless of data sparsity. The sections below detail the ruleset development, closing with a table linking the relevant PDFs from DesignSafe and Python scripts from GitHub.
Building Classifications¶
HAZUS classifies buildings based on a more nuanced interpretation of Occupancy Class (see building inventory field OccupancyClass) based on other attributes of relevance for a given hazard type.
HAZUS groups buildings into five main types by primary building material/construction
mode for projecting wind losses. Given the focus of this testbed on residential, wood
construction, the only relevant HAZUS classes are Wood Single Family (WSF) homes and
Wood, Multi-Unit/Hotel/Model (WMUH). These HAZUS building classifications are listed in
bldg_class
, and the corresponding rulesets (PDFs and Python scripts) are cross-referenced
later in addinfo_ruleset
.
BuildingDescription |
HazusClass-W |
OccupancyClass |
|---|---|---|
Wood, Single-Family Homes 1 story |
WSF1 |
RES1 |
Wood, Single-Family Homes 2+ stories |
WSF2 |
RES1 |
Wood, Multi-Unit/Hotel/Motel 1 story |
WMUH1 |
RES3, COM1 |
Wood, Multi-Unit/Hotel/Motel 2 stories |
WMUH2 |
RES3, COM1 |
Wood, Multi-Unit/Hotel/Motel 3+ stories |
WMUH3 |
RES3, COM1 |
Ruleset Name |
Ruleset Definition Table |
Python script |
|---|---|---|
Building Class Rulesets - Wind |
Building Attributes¶
Within each of these building classes, e.g., wood single-family homes 1-2+ stories, the HAZUS Hurricane Technical Manual ([FEMA21]) further differentiates buildings based on asset attributes and the hazard type (e.g., wind vs. flood) for the purpose of loss estimation. These attributes define key features of the load path and components (e.g., roof shape, secondary water resistance, roof deck attachment, roof-wall connection, shutters, garage), and the number of attributes necessary to describe a given building varies.
As these attributes are beyond what is typically encompassed in a building inventory, a library of rulesets to infer the HAZUS-required attributes was developed and implemented for the Atlantic County, NJ testbed, based upon the fields available in the building inventory, legacy building codes in New Jersey, local construction practices/norms, surveys capturing owner-driven mitigation actions (e.g., [Javeline19]) and market/industry data. Where possible, the rulesets are time-evolving, considering the age of construction to determine the governing code edition and availability of specific mitigation measures in the market. Though reliant on engineering judgement and historical data availability, each rule provides detailed notes cross-referencing the various documents and practices that governed that era of construction and thus informed the ruleset formation. In cases where engineering judgment was required, rules were assigned based on what was understood to be the most common construction practice. In cases where that was not clear, the ruleset assigned the most vulnerable configuration for a more conservative approach to loss estimation. The rulesets from the Atlantic County, NJ testbed are applied here, without modification as the purpose herein is solely to demonstrate the workflow. It is acknowledged that, while also grounded in the International Residential Code and International Building Code, Louisiana has a different regulatory framework and code eras that would require adaptation of the rulesets. Such adaptations are encouraged as part of the community’s use and adaptation of this workflow in its research.
Attribute |
Description |
Format |
|---|---|---|
HazusClassW |
Hazus building classes as defined for wind hazards |
CHOICES: WSF1, WSF2, WMUH1, WMUH2, WMUH3 |
HazardProneRegions |
Defines Hazard Prone Regions (HPR) for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2 |
Choices: yes, no |
WindBorneDebris |
Defines Wind Borne Debris (WBD) for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2 |
Choices: yes, no |
SecondaryWaterResistance |
Defines Secondary Water Resistance (SWR) for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2, WMUH1-3 |
Choices: yes, no |
RoofCover |
Defines roof cover for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WMUH1-3 |
Choices: N/A, BUR, SPM |
RoofQuality |
Defines roof cover quality for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WMUH1-3 |
Choices: N/A, poor, good |
RoofDeckAttachmentW |
Defines Roof Deck Attachment (RDA) for wood for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2, WMUH1-3 |
Choices: A, B, C, D |
RoofToWallConnection |
Defines Roof to Wall Connection (R2WC) for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2, WMUH1-3 |
Choices: strap, toe-nail |
Shutters |
Defines use of window opening protection for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2, WMUH1-3 |
Choices: yes, no |
AugmentedGarage |
Defines presence of attached garage for the purposes of Hazus wind vulnerability assignments for WSF1-2 |
Choices: none, SFBC 1994, standard, weak |
Note that rulesets for assigning wind loss attributes call upon two meta-variables relevant to wind losses
for any building: “Hazard Prone Region” and “Wind Borne Debris,” which are assigned based the design wind
speed at the asset location (Building Inventory field “DWSII”) and the flood zone (building inventory field
FloodZone). These rules used to assign these meta-variables are provided in
addinfo_ruleset_metavar
. Also note that the roof shape (building inventory field RoofShape),
derived from aerial imagery, and terrain roughness (building inventory field Terrain), derived from
Land Use Land Cover data, are also attributes required by the HAZUS wind loss model. As these were already
assigned in the Atlantic County, NJ testbed Asset Representation, they are not discussed again herein.
Ruleset Name |
Ruleset Definition Table |
Python script |
|---|---|---|
Attribute Assignment - Wind (Meta-Variable) |
Hazus Building Attribute Rulesets - Wind - Meta-Variables.pdf |
The following sections summarize the rulesets used for wind loss attribute assignments for WSF and WMUH in this testbed. See the Atlantic County, NJ testbed Asset Representation, the source of these rulesets, for additional rulesets guiding attribute assignments for other building classes and hazards.
Wind Loss Attributes for Wood Buildings¶
The wind loss model in HAZUS classifies wooden buildings into five building classes:
two for single family homes (WSF1 and WSF2) and
three for multi-unit homes (WMUH1, WMUH2, and WMUH3)
Their required attributes for wind loss modeling, the possible entries (values, terms) that can be
assigned for those attributes, and the basis for the ruleset developed to make that assignment are
summarized in wsf_attri
and wmuh_attri
. NNote that these rulesets were developed
for Atlantic County, NJ to reflect the likely attributes based on the year of construction and the
code editions and construction norms at that time. They are applied in this testbed for demonstration
purposes only. The corresponding time-evolving rulesets (PDFs and Python scripts) are
cross-referenced in addinfo_ruleset_wood
.
Attribute |
Valid Entries |
Basis |
|---|---|---|
secondary water resistance (SWR) |
yes | no |
Codes/standards/human subjects data |
roof deck attachment |
6d @ 6”/12” | 8d @ 6”/12”| 6d/8d mix @ 6”/6” | 8d @ 6”/6” |
Codes/standards |
roof-wall connection |
strap | toe-nail |
Codes/standards |
shutters |
yes | no |
Codes/standards/human subjects data |
garage |
shuttered houses = garage II (SFBC 1994, none) | unshuttered house = garage I (none, weak, standard) |
Trends/norms |
Attribute |
Valid Entries |
Basis |
|---|---|---|
secondary water resistance (SWR) |
yes | no |
Codes/standards |
roof cover |
N/A | BUR | SPM |
Trends/norms |
roof quality |
N/A | poor | good |
Trends/norms |
roof deck attachment |
6d @ 6”/12” | 8d @ 6”/12” | 6d/8d mix @ 6”/6” | 8D @ 6”/6” |
Codes/standards |
roof-wall connection |
strap | toe-nail |
Codes/standards |
shutters |
yes | no |
Codes/standards/human subjects data |
Ruleset Name |
Ruleset Definition Table |
Python script |
|---|---|---|
HAZUS Building Attribute Rulesets - Wind (WSF1-2) |
||
HAZUS Building Attribute Rulesets - Wind (WMUH1-3) |
Taking the attribute Second Water Resistance (SWR) as an example, the SWR attribute is assigned by
a series of time-evolving rules calling upon four fields in the building inventory: year built,
roof shape, roof slope, and average temperature in January. swr_attri
provides the
detailed rules that map these four variables to the Second Water Resistance (SWR) attribute.
This example demonstrates an instance where the attribute is assigned as a random variable,
based on the fact that secondary water resistance is not required by code, though surveys
of homeowners in hurricane-prone areas can be used to infer how many may have voluntarily
adopted this mitigation practice. Practices around SWR, particularly for contemporary
construction, are likely to be different in Louisiana, warranting further refinements
to these rulesets by users
Time Period |
YearBuilt > 2000 |
1983 < YearBuilt < 2000 |
YearBuilt <= 1983 |
Ruleset |
Assign as a Random Variable (RV) IF RoofShape = Gable OR Hip, SWR = yes (RV = 60%) IF RoofShape = Gable OR Hip, SWR = no (RV = 40%) |
IF RoofShape=Flat, SWR=yes ELSEIF RoofShape=(Gable or Hip) & RoofSlope <= 0.17, SWR=yes ELSEIF RoofShape=(Gable or Hip) & RoofSlope (> 0.17 & < 0.33) & AvgJanTemp=Below, SWR=yes ELSEIF RoofShape=(Gable or Hip) & RoofSlope (> 0.17 & < 0.33) & AvgJanTemp=Above, SWR=no ELSEIF RoofShape=(Gable or Hip) & RoofSlope >= 0.33, SWR=no |
SWR = no |
Note |
Minimum drainage recommendations are in place in NJ (See below). However, SWR indicates a code-plus practice. Use homeowner compliance data from NC Coastal Homeowner Survey (2017) to capture potential human behavior (% of sealed roofs in NC dataset). Minimum Code Requirements: R903.4 Roof Drainage. Unless roofs are sloped to drain over roof edges, roof drains shall be installed at each low point of the roof: R903.4.1 Secondary (Emergency Overflow) Drains or Scuppers: Where roof drains are required, secondary emergency overflow roof drains or scuppers shall be provided where the roof perimeter construction extends above the roof in such a manner that water will be entrapped if the primary drains allow buildup for any reason. |
This rule applies until 1984, for anything from 1983 or earlier, there is no information available so this rule will continue to be applied. According to 903.2 in the 1995 CABO, for roofs with slopes between 2:12 and 4:12, an underlayment consisting of two layers of No. 15 felt must be applied. In severe climates (less than or equal to 25 degrees average in January), these two layers must be cemented together. According to 903.3 in the 1995 CABO, roofs with slopes greater than or equal to 4:12 shall have an underlayment of not less than one ply of No. 15 felt. Two layers of felt cemented together is considered to be secondary water resistance. This ruleset is for asphalt shingles. Almost all other roof types require underlayment of some sort, but the ruleset is based on asphalt shingles because it is most conservative. According to table No. R-803.4 in 1992 CABO, for roofs with slopes between 2:12 and 4:12 in severe climates (less than or equal to 25 degrees average in January), one layer no 40 coated roofing or coated glass base sheet from the eves to 12 inches inside the exterior wall line is required. The rule used for asphalt shingles is assumed to apply to every roof because more specific requirements based on roofing type were not specified. According to R-803.3 in the 1989 CABO, for roofs with slopes between 2:12 and 4:12, an underlayment consisting of two layers of No. 15 felt must be applied. In severe climates (less than or equal to 25 degrees average in January), these two layers must be cemented together. According to R803.2 in the 1989 CABO, roofs with slopes greater than or equal to 4:12 shall have an underlayment of not less than one ply of No. 15 felt. Two layers of felt cemented together is considered to be secondary water resistance. This ruleset is for asphalt shingles. Almost all other roof types require underlayment of some sort, but the ruleset is based on asphalt shingles because it is most conservative. According to R-803.3 in 1986 CABO, for roofs with slopes between 2:12 and 4:12 in severe climates (less than or equal to 25 degrees average in January), one layer no 40 coated roofing or coated glass base sheet from the eves to 12 inches inside the exterior wall line is required. The rule used for asphalt shingles is assumed to apply to every roof because more specific requirements based on roofing type were not specified. According to R-803.1 and R-803.2 in 1983 CABO, for roofs with slopes between 2:12 and 4:12 in severe climates (less than or equal to 25 degrees average in January), two layers of Type 15 felt must be applied and cemented together from the eaves up the roof to overlie a point twenty four inches inside the interior of the building. |
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- Javeline19
Javeline, D., & Kijewski-Correa, T. (2019). Coastal homeowners in a changing climate. Climatic Change, 152(2), 259-274.
- FEMA21
FEMA (2021), Hazus Hurricane Technical Manual. Hazus 4.2 Service Pack 3. Federal Emergency Management Agency, Washington D.C. https://www.fema.gov/sites/default/files/documents/fema_hazus-hurricane-technical-manual-4.2.3_0.pdf


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WWE NXT Results (11/20): Cole vs. Dijakovic In A Ladder Match, Several Stars From Raw And SmackDown, More
by Travis WakemanIt’s the last show before both NXT TakeOver: WarGames this Saturday night and Survivor Series this Sunday, so the action is fast and furious on this edition of NXT.
The show starts with Raw Women’s champion Becky Lynch coming to the ring to address the crowd. The NXT crowd starts a chant in support of Shayna Baszler, and Becky challenges Baszler to come out. Instead, she gets Rhea Ripley.
Ripley enters the ring and after she and Becky exchange words, they agree to a match.
Becky Lynch vs. Rhea Ripley ends in a No Contest
Baszler came out with both Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir and they went after both women.
The Revival is shown arriving at the arena.
Kona Reeves is coming to the ring for action but Ricochet comes out of nowhere and takes him out.
Matt Riddle, who was scheduled to face Reeves, comes out and he and Ricochet agree to a match.
Matt Riddle defeats Ricochet by pinfall.
Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura, representing SmackDown, came out during the match and provided the distraction that led to Riddle’s win. Roderick Strong came out and went after Nakamura and then Finn Balor came out and tangled with Riddle, but Riddle was able to get the best of that.
It is announced that the Triple Threat Match between Pete Dunne, Damian Priest and Killian Dain at TakeOver will be a No.1 Contender’s match and the winner will challenge Adam Cole for the NXT Title at Survivor Series.
NXT Tag Team Champions Undisputed Era (Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly) defeat The Revival via pinfall
NXT UK Women’s Champion Kay Lee Ray defeats Dakota Kai by pinfall
After the match, the women from SmackDown come out and attack both Kai and Ray before the women from NXT and then Monday Night Raw join the fray. Nikki Cross uses a trash can lid to clear the ring and is left standing as the last woman inside the ring.
Raw Tag Team Champions The Viking Raiders defeat The Forgotten Sons via pinfall.
NXT Champion Adam Cole defeats Dominik Dijakovic in a Ladder Match to secure the advantage for his team in War Games.
After the match, Raw, SmackDown and NXT come out and brawl again, something we have seen entirely too much of in the build to these big events.
The show closes with Seth Rollins coming out and hitting Cole with a Superkick but that brings out Tommaso Ciampa who hits Cole with a running knee to the head outside the ring. He then gets in the ring for a face-off with Rollins and the two trade punches as the show closes.


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