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NCAR-RAF OAP Format Page Contains more information on historical data, and formats of some of the internal 4KB buffers.
The file header is in ASCII XML. Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <OAP version="1"> <Institution>NCAR Research Aviation Facility</Institution> <FormatURL>http://www.eol.ucar.edu/raf/Software/OAPfiles.html</FormatURL> <Project>PLOWS</Project> <Platform>C130_N130AR</Platform> <FlightNumber>rf03</FlightNumber> <FlightDate>12/02/2009</FlightDate> <probe id="C4" type="Fast2DC" resolution="25" nDiodes="64" clockFreq="12" laserWaveLength="658" serialnumber="F2DC003" suffix="_LPO"/> <probe id="C6" type="Fast2DC_v2" resolution="10" nDiodes="64" clockFreq="33.333" laserWaveLength="660" serialnumber="F2DC002" suffix="_LPC"/> <probe id="P1" type="TwoDP" resolution="200" nDiodes="32" serialnumber="2DP10" suffix="_RWI"/> </OAP>
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probe |
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id |
Required | A two letter key or short integer that uniquily identify the probe in the file. Some standard values are listed below. | |
resolution |
Required | Resolution of probe in micrometers. Typically diode diameter. | |
nDiodes |
Required | Number of diodes in the probe. 32 for the traditional PMS2D probes. 128 for the 3V-CPI. | |
serialNumber |
Highly recommended | Probe serial number, for documentation purposes or calibration lookup. | |
type |
Highly recommended | Short description to identify probe type. | |
suffix |
Optional | For use in identifying location and grouping variables. Should start with an undescore. Required for RAF processing use. | |
clockFreq |
Optional | Timing word clock frequency in Mhz. | |
laserWaveLength |
Optional | Laser wave length in nanometers. | |
endian |
Optional | Identify byte order. Options are "big" or "little". Default is "big". |
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
FormatURL |
URL pointing to this description. |
Project |
The scientific project that produced the data. |
date_createdor FlightDate |
The date on which the data was created. |
The PMS-2D raw data comes in 4 kilo-byte records of 32 bit slices from the probe (1024 slices). The interface card then wraps a record header around that with time stamp and other pertinent information. The data is stored in big-endian format, so all data will need to be swapped when used on Intel architecture (Linux or MS Windows).
/* Values currently in use for the 'id' field. */ // Traditional 32 diode PMS2D probes. #define PMS2DC1 0x4331 #define PMS2DC2 0x4332 #define PMS2DP1 0x5031 #define PMS2DP2 0x5032 // 64 diode Fast 2DC, 25um. #define PMS2DC4 0x4334 #define PMS2DC5 0x4335 // 64 diode Fast 2DC, 10um. #define PMS2DC6 0x4336 // 64 diode Fast 2DP, 200um. #define PMS2DP4 0x5034 // 64 diode DMT CIP, 25um. #define PMS2DC8 0x4338 // 64 diode DMT PIP, 100um. #define PMS2DP8 0x5038 // Greyscale which we never flew. #define PMS2DG1 0x4731 #define PMS2DG2 0x4732 // SPEC HVPS #define HVPS1 0x4831 #define HVPS2 0x4832 // SPEC 3V-CPI #define SPEC2D3H 0x3348 #define SPEC2D3V 0x3356 // SPEC 2DS #define SPEC2DSH 0x5348 #define SPEC2DSV 0x5356 struct P2d_rec { int16_t id; /* 'P1','C1','P2','C2', H1, etc */ int16_t hour; int16_t minute; int16_t second; int16_t year; /* starting in 2007 w/ PACDEX */ int16_t month; /* starting in 2007 w/ PACDEX */ int16_t day; /* starting in 2007 w/ PACDEX */ int16_t tas; /* true air speed, m/s */ int16_t msec; /* msec of this record */ int16_t overld; /* overload time, msec */ unsigned char data[4096]; /* image buffer */ }; typedef struct P2d_rec P2d_rec;
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magneticalc.SamplingVolume.SamplingVolume
class documentationmagneticalc.SamplingVolume
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Sampling volume class.
| Class Variable | Debug_Constraints | Undocumented |
| Method | __init__ | Initializes an empty sampling volume, with zero bounds and no constraints. |
| Instance Variable | constraints | Undocumented |
| Method | is_valid | Indicates valid data for display. |
| Method | invalidate | Resets data, hiding from display. |
| Method | get_resolution | Returns this volume's resolution. |
| Method | get_bounds | Returns this volume's bounding box. |
| Method | get_points | Returns this sampling volume's points. |
| Method | get_permeabilities | Returns this sampling volume's relative permeabilities µ_r. |
| Method | get_labeled_indices | Returns this sampling volume's labeled indices. |
| Method | get_neighbor_indices | Returns this sampling volume's neighborhood indices. |
| Method | set_bounds_nearest | Adjusts this volume's bounding box to fully enclose a 3D wire curve. This expands the bounding box to the next integer grid coordinates. |
| Method | set_padding_nearest | Shrinks or enlarges this volume's bounding box by some amount, in each direction, symmetrically. This shrinks or expands the bounding box to the next integer grid coordinates. |
| Method | add_constraint | Adds some constraint to this volume's point generator. |
| Method | recalculate | Recalculates the sampling volume points, permeabilities, labels and neighborhoods according to the constraints. |
| Instance Variable | _resolution | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _bounds_min | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _bounds_max | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _points | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _permeabilities | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _labeled_indices | Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _neighbor_indices | Undocumented |
Initializes an empty sampling volume, with zero bounds and no constraints.
| Parameters | resolution | Resolution |
Indicates valid data for display.
| Returns | True if data is valid for display, False otherwise |
Returns this sampling volume's relative permeabilities µ_r.
| Returns | Ordered list of sampling volume's relative permeabilities µ_r |
Returns this sampling volume's labeled indices.
| Returns | Unordered list of pairs [sampling volume point, field index] |
Returns this sampling volume's neighborhood indices.
| Returns | Ordered list of sampling volume neighborhood indices (six 3D vectors) |
Adjusts this volume's bounding box to fully enclose a 3D wire curve. This expands the bounding box to the next integer grid coordinates.
Note: This will not automatically invalidate the sampling volume
| Parameters | bounds_min | Minimum bounding box point |
| bounds_max | Maximum bounding box point | |
| Returns | Rounded (_bounds_min, _bounds_max) |
Shrinks or enlarges this volume's bounding box by some amount, in each direction, symmetrically. This shrinks or expands the bounding box to the next integer grid coordinates.
Note: This will not automatically invalidate the sampling volume
| Parameters | padding | Amount of padding (3D point) |


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Connect to the database.
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| string | $port | DB port |
| string | $user | DB username |
| string | $pass | DB password |
| string | $db | database name |
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Sets the database driver's debugging state.
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Escape a string before being passed to a DB query.
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Referenced by optimize_table().
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| const dba_driver::INSTALL_SCRIPT ='install/schema_mysql.sql' |
| const dba_driver::NULL_DATE = '0000-00-00 00:00:00' |
| const dba_driver::UTC_NOW = 'UTC_TIMESTAMP()' |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Exception Summary Class Description AbstractIdentityAttribute A base class for identity attributes.AuthnRequirements A sign requester specifies a set of authentication requirements regarding the signer when sending a SignRequest message.AuthnRequirements.AuthnRequirementsBuilder Builder forAuthnRequirements
objects.BadRequestException Class that represents a bad request to the SignService Integration Service.CertificateAttributeMapping Describes how a signer's identity attribute(s) are mapped to a certificate attribute to be placed in the issued signature certificate.CertificateAttributeMapping.CertificateAttributeMappingBuilder Builder forCertificateAttributeMapping
objects.CertificateType Representation of the different certificate types that are supported by a SignService.ContentLoader Interface for loading the content from a file resource.ContentLoaderSingleton A singleton to be used internally for loading resources.DefaultContentLoader AContentLoader
that is used to load file resource contents.DocumentType Representation of document types (documents for signing).EncryptionParameters Representation of encryption algorithms to be used when encrypting a sign message for an Identity Provider.EncryptionParameters.RSAOAEPParameters Representation of parameters for RSA OAEP key transport algorithm(s).EncryptionParameters.RSAOAEPParameters.RSAOAEPParametersBuilder ErrorCode When using the SignService Integration Service via a REST API we report errors using error codes (and of course messages).ErrorCode.Category A typed category (for use in exceptions).ErrorCode.Code A typed code (for use in exceptions).ExtendedSignServiceIntegrationService An extension to the interface describing the API for the SignService Integration Service.Extensible Interface that may be inherited for domain objects that should be extensible with name-value pair parameters.Extension Represents an extension to a domain object.Extension.ExtensionBuilder Builder forExtension
objects.FileResource AFileResource
class is a generic class for handling file resources used in configuration of a SignService Integration Service.FileResource.FileResourceBuilder Builder class forFileResource
.InputValidationException Exception class for input validation errors.IntegrationServiceDefaultConfiguration Interface that represents the default settings of a SignService Integration Service policy/instance.NoAccessException Exception class to report that the caller does not have access on a given resource.ObjectBuilder<T> Interface for a builder.PdfSignatureImageTemplate Representation of a image template that is used for visible PDF signatures.PdfSignatureImageTemplate.PdfSignatureImageTemplateBuilder Builder forPdfSignatureImageTemplate
objects.PdfSignaturePage Representation of a "PDF signature page".PdfSignaturePage.PdfSignatureImagePlacementConfiguration Representation of the configuration of where in a PDF signature page PDF signature images should be inserted.PdfSignaturePage.PdfSignatureImagePlacementConfiguration.PdfSignatureImagePlacementConfigurationBuilder Builder forPdfSignatureImagePlacementConfiguration
objects.PdfSignaturePage.PdfSignaturePageBuilder Builder forPdfSignPagePreferences
objects.PdfSignaturePageFullException An exception that is reported byExtendedSignServiceIntegrationService.preparePdfSignaturePage(String, byte[], PdfSignaturePagePreferences)
if there is no more room in a PDF signature page to insert a PDF signature image.PdfSignaturePagePreferences Representation of preferences for adding or modifying aPdfSignaturePage
.PdfSignaturePagePreferences.PdfSignaturePagePreferencesBuilder Builder forPdfSignaturePagePreferences
objects.PolicyNotFoundException Exception class for references to a non-existing policy.PreparedPdfDocument ThePreparedPdfDocument
is the representation of the object that is returned fromExtendedSignServiceIntegrationService.preparePdfSignaturePage(String, byte[], PdfSignaturePagePreferences)
.PreparedPdfDocument.PreparedPdfDocumentBuilder Builder forPreparedPdfDocument
objects.PreparePdfSignaturePageInput Class that represents the input toExtendedSignServiceIntegrationService.preparePdfSignaturePage(String, byte[], PdfSignaturePagePreferences)
when implemented as a REST endpoint.PreparePdfSignaturePageInput.PreparePdfSignaturePageInputBuilder Builder forPreparePdfSignaturePageInput
.ProcessSignResponseInput TheProceessSignResponseInput
class is intended to be used when the SignService Integration service is implemented as a REST service.ProcessSignResponseInput.ProcessSignResponseInputBuilder Builder forProcessSignResponseInput
objects.RequestedCertificateAttribute Represents a requested certificate attribute.RequestedCertificateAttribute.RequestedCertificateAttributeBuilder Builder forRequestedCertificateAttribute
objects.RequestedCertificateAttributeType Represents the types of requested certificate attributes.RestClientSignatureState When the Sign Service Integration service is running as a REST service the clients need to have a concrete class so that JSON deserialization will work.SignatureDestinationType An enum that is used when stating how an XML signed document should be compiled.SignatureResult Representation of the result of a signature operation.SignatureResult.SignatureResultBuilder Builder forSignatureResult
objects.SignatureState TheSignatureState
is used to represent the state of an ongoing signature operation.SignedDocument Represents a signed document.SignedDocument.SignedDocumentBuilder Builder forSignedDocument
objects.SignerAssertionInformation A representation of the assertion info for the signer's "authentication for signature" that was performed during a signature operation.SignerAssertionInformation.SignerAssertionInformationBuilder Builder forSignerAssertionInformation
objects.SignerIdentityAttribute Representation of a signer identity attribute.SignerIdentityAttribute.SignerIdentityAttributeBuilder Builder forSignerIdentityAttribute
objects.SignerIdentityAttributeValue Representation of the value of a signer attribute.SignerIdentityAttributeValue.SignerIdentityAttributeValueBuilder Builder forSignerIdentityAttributeValue
objects.SigningCertificateRequirements When sending a SignRequest, a sign requester specifies a set of requirements for the signature certificate that is generated by the sign service.SigningCertificateRequirements.SigningCertificateRequirementsBuilder Builder forSigningCertificateRequirements
objectsSignMessageMimeType Enum representing a MIME type for sign messages.SignMessageParameters A representation of sign message parameters.SignMessageParameters.SignMessageParametersBuilder A builder forSignMessageParameters
.SignRequestData Domain class representing the result of aSignServiceIntegrationService.createSignRequest(SignRequestInput)
call.SignRequestData.SignRequestDataBuilder Builder forSignRequestData
objects.SignRequestInput Class that represents the input to aSignServiceIntegrationService.createSignRequest(SignRequestInput)
operation.SignRequestInput.SignRequestInputBuilder Builder forSignRequestInput
.SignResponseCancelStatusException Dedicated exception class to represent a user cancel.SignResponseErrorStatusException Exception class that represents non-successful DSS operations.SignResponseProcessingParameters Class representing the processing parameters for a call toSignServiceIntegrationService.processSignResponse(String, String, se.idsec.signservice.integration.core.SignatureState, SignResponseProcessingParameters)
.SignResponseProcessingParameters.SignResponseProcessingParametersBuilder Builder forSignResponseProcessingParameters
objects.SignServiceIntegrationCategoryException Abstract class for exception that reports errors for a given category.SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody TheSignServiceIntegrationErrorBody
is a representation of a SignService Integration error message when the service is implemented as a REST service.SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody.DssError For DSS errors.SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody.DssError.DssErrorBuilder SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody.SignServiceIntegrationErrorBodyBuilder SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody.ValidationError Representation of validation errors.SignServiceIntegrationErrorBody.ValidationError.ValidationErrorBuilder SignServiceIntegrationException Base class for Sign Service Integration exceptions.SignServiceIntegrationService Interface describing the API for the SignService Integration Service.SubjectAlternativeNameType An enum that represents the different name types that can be stored in an X.509 subject alternative name certificate extension.TbsDocument Represents a document that is to be signed along with the per-document requirements and parameters.TbsDocument.AdesType Enum reprenting an ETSI AdES format.TbsDocument.EtsiAdesRequirement Representation of an ETSI AdES signature requirement.TbsDocument.EtsiAdesRequirement.EtsiAdesRequirementBuilder Builder forTbsDocument.EtsiAdesRequirement
.TbsDocument.TbsDocumentBuilder Builder forTbsDocument
objects.VisiblePdfSignatureRequirement Class that represents the requirement for including a visible indication stating that a PDF document has been signed, and by whom.VisiblePdfSignatureRequirement.VisiblePdfSignatureRequirementBuilder Builder forVisiblePdfSignatureRequirement
objects.VisiblePdfSignatureUserInformation Representation of the user information that is injected into a PDF signature image.VisiblePdfSignatureUserInformation.SignerName Class representing the input needed to display the signer name in a visible PDF signature.VisiblePdfSignatureUserInformation.SignerName.SignerNameBuilder Builder forSignerName
objects.VisiblePdfSignatureUserInformation.VisiblePdfSignatureUserInformationBuilder Builder forVisiblePdfSignatureUserInformation
objects.XMLSignatureLocation Tells where in an XML document the signature should be inserted.XMLSignatureLocation.ChildPosition Enum for indicating the insertion point within a selected parent node.XMLSignatureLocation.XMLSignatureLocationBuilder Builder forXMLSignatureLocation
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Cryptography
(ancient kryptós = "hidden, secret" and gráphein = "write") is the science of encrypting information.
It includes a variety of encryptions that you can find in the margin column.
However, they all have something in common:
All encryptions have the task of ensuring the secrecy, authentication or integrity of a message.
These are all pretty complicated words!
Bob and I have experienced them all firsthand. In the following scenarios, I am the "sender" and send Bob, the "receiver" a message to arrange a meeting place. Scenario 1 - Secrecy
In this scenario, I (Alice) would like to send a message to my friend Bob to agree where we will meet.
Eva, however, rummages in his mailbox as usual! If she reads this message, she might show up at the rendezvous and play a trick on us.
So I use secrecy, so that the message for Eva is impossible or difficult to understand.
Scenario
2 - Authentication
I need to send Bob a message again.
Eva has come up with something new.
She wants to send a message to Bob too, but pretending to be Alice.
Now Bob has two letters and does not know what to do!
So I need proof of identity or authentication for my letters so that Bob can check which message actually came from me.
Scenario 3 - Integrity
Again, I (Alice) send my friend Bob a message.
Eva picks up the message in the mailbox, and changes it.
That's how Bob and I manage to never meet each other!
The message must therefore clearly retain its integrity - that means inviolability.
So these are the goals of encryption. But what is such an encryption at all and how do you define it? Perhaps you remember the terms that Bob introduced in the chapter on CRYPTOLOGY. Here is the table again:
Here, the encryption E was described as a method .
In fact, they are also called Cryptographic Methods.
Such a method includes an Algorithm and a
Protocol.
The Cryptographic Algorithm
A cryptographic algorithm is really nothing more than a mathematical function, ie a calculation rule.
We can imagine that bit like a machine. In this machine you can insert a string, the plaintext M, and get back the cipher text.
Mathematically, it is written like this:
E(M) = C
Here E is the machine, ie the cryptographic method. In the parenthesis
(M)
the "input" and
C as the "Output".
Decryption works in the same way:
D(C)=M
In order for the decryption to be really clear, both functions need an important feature:
Injectivity. This means that two different inputs in E () can not have the same result.
Only then:
D(E(M))=C
If you still need explanations of all these mathematical terms, press MATHEMATICS in the margin column.
But what is the difference between cryptography and other forms of secret communication, as well as codings or languages? Let's imagine the situation.
Alice sends me a message.
We symbolize the algorithm with a box that can be opened and closed according to a specific procedure.
The message is in this box. Again Eva goes after the postman and gets the box.
Although she does not know how to open the box, she can go to the library and get information about the algorithm.
Once she has figured out how our algorithm works, she can read our message undisturbed.
And because she knows our algorithm now, she will be able to read all our messages in the future.
That would be terrible!
This is exactly the problem when using simple languages.
The solution? Quite simply: our box needs a key. Now, although Eva knows how to open the box, namely plug in key and turn, she can not perform this algorithm because she does not have the key! So the problem is solved and we have a SOLUTION. With encryption one can observe two types. There are symmetric encryptions. Alice and I have the same key. For asymmetric encryptions we have two different keys. How is that possible? By clicking on the two topics in the margin column, you can learn more about it.
Now not much is left to be completed.
All we need to do is keep a log so that everything runs smoothly and in the same way. This includes, for example, how the keys are to be exchanged, or which intermediate players, eg Eva or a postman, exist. But that's not complicated at all, because that's easy to do, just like before, with pictures and diagrams. |
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Welcome to the future, where floating cars, talking trees and dressed up animals all come to life!
Isn’t it exciting? Taking a step forward, you were greeted by the sight of a pair of brothers performing.
Oh my, one of them even has the magical power to stretch as long as he could.
The other brother looked pretty ordinary except for his neon green backpack that stood out.
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Group zipping GIS Files made easy
If you work with Geographic Information System (GIS) data, you’re likely familiar with multi-file formats such as ESRI Shapefiles or SAGA GIS raster files. These file formats consist of several individual files with different extensions that need to be kept together to maintain their spatial information. If you’re sharing or storing these files, it can be cumbersome to handle each file-group individually, especially if the files need to be compressed. This is where a bash script called Group Zipping comes in handy.
In this post, I propose a Bash script that helps compress GIS files that come in multiple files. Here, I explain how the script works and highlight some of its features, such as parallelization, software and folder checks, filters, and a variety of available compression formats.
Understanding multi-file GIS formats
There are many well-known multi-file formats outside of the GIS domain. Here are some examples:
- Microsoft Office documents (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx) are actually ZIP archives that contain multiple files, including XML files and media assets.
- Java JAR files are ZIP archives that contain compiled Java classes and resources.
- Adobe PDF files can contain multiple components, such as fonts, images, and metadata.
- EPUB files, used for e-books, are also ZIP archives that contain multiple HTML, CSS, and media files.
- Git repositories consist of multiple files that represent the codebase, including code files, configuration files, and metadata.
These are just a few examples, but there are many other multi-file formats in various domains, such as multimedia, software development, and scientific research.
As you can see, multi-file formats are a really common aproach for structuring (text based) data but they are usually combined into single containter, mostly for practical reasons. However, in other ocasions the formats are used without such combination.
Before we dive into the script, let’s take a moment to review some examples of GIS formats that come in multiple separate files.
ESRI Shapefiles
ESRI Shapefiles (or just Shapefiles or shapes) are a popular GIS format that store vector data, such as points, lines, and polygons. As you probably know, a complete shapefile consists of at least three files:
.shp
: the file that contains the geometry of the features (points, lines, polygons) in the shapefile..dbf
: the file that contains the attribute data (e.g. names, population, etc.) for the features in the shapefile..shx
: the file that contains the index of the features in the.shp
file.
Optionally, a shapefile may also have other files associated:
.prj
: the file that contains the projection information for the shapefile.sbn
and.sbx
: files used for spatial indexing
Maybe, shapefiles are being replaced by other more modern formats but they are still widely used in many contexts. The structure of a shapefile is stil one of the first explanations in many “Intro to GIS” courses.
SAGA Raster Files
SAGA raster files are another common GIS format that store raster data, such as elevation, temperature, rainfall, etc… A SAGA raster file consists of at least two files:
.sdat
: the file that contains the actual data.sgrd
: the file that contains metadata about the data, such as the extent, resolution, and projection information
Optionally, a SAGA raster file may also have:
.sdat.aux.xml
: an auxiliary XML file that can store additional metadata or coordinate system information.sdat.prj
: a file containing the projection information for the raster dataset.sdat.cpg
: a file that specifies the encoding of the raster dataset.sdat.vat.dbf
: a dBase file containing a value attribute table (VAT) for the raster dataset
Other GIS formats, such as GeoTIFF, NetCDF, and or KML/KMZ, also can store data in multiple files, maybe containing an external projection file or multimedia associated files that are referenced in the attribute table. Regardless of the format, it’s important to properly organize and compress the files to avoid losing data or metadata, and to make it easier to share or store the data.
Introducing the Bash Script
To help manage and compress multi-file GIS formats, I propose a Bash script that compresses files sharing a common prefix before the first dot in their filenames. Sometimes this pattern (before the first dot) is not the same as a 3-4 characters extension (e.g. in the case of .sdat.aux.xml
, which is a composed extension). The script can work with many other formats but I have tested it with ESRI Shapefiles and SAGA rasters. Of course, it may also be useful in non GIS applications.
The main features of this script include:
- In terms of compression formats, the script supports several commonly used formats, including gzip, bzip2, xz, zip, lzma, lzip, lrzip, and 7zip. By default, the script uses gzip, but you can choose a different format using the
-f
or--format
option. - The script uses GNU Parallel to compress files in parallel, which can significantly reduce the compression time for large datasets. By default, the script uses only 1 of the CPU cores available in the system as the maximum number of parallel jobs. However, you can specify a lower or higher value using the
-j
or--jobs option
. It’s worth noting that running too many parallel jobs can overload the system and lead to slower processing times, so it’s recommended to use a conservative number of jobs, especially if you’re compressing large files or working on a system with limited resources. - The script also performs a series of checks to ensure that the required software and folders are available before starting the compression process. If any issues are detected, the script will print an error message and exit with a non-zero status code.
- Additionally, the script allows you to filter the input files by specifying a pattern using the
-p
or--pattern
option. The pattern can be any string that matches the common prefix of the files you want to compress.
The script provides some flexibility but to further optimize the compression process, here are some additional tips:
- Read and write to different disks: If possible, read the files from one disk and write the compressed files to another. This can help reduce disk contention and speed up the overall process.
- Limit the number of parallel jobs: Depending on the available resources, it may be more efficient to limit the number of parallel jobs to a smaller number. Experiment with different values to find the optimal number of jobs for your system.
The script could be adapted for different requirements and situations, but now it assumes that compressing is the main task of the computer when it is executed.
Usage
The script supports the following parameters:
-h, --help
: Display the help message and exit.-i, --input-folder
: The folder containing the files to compress (default: current directory).-o, --output-folder
: The folder where compressed files will be saved (default: input folder).-f, --format
: The compression format to use (supported: gzip, bzip2, xz; default: gzip).-p, --pattern
: The pattern to filter file names in the input folder (e.g., ‘pattern’; default: all files).-j, --jobs
: The number of parallel jobs to run (default: number of CPU cores).
Maybe a couple of examples will clarify what the script does.
Example 1: Compressing an ESRI Shapefile
Let’s say you have the following files in a folder:
some-streets-file.dbf
some-streets-file.prj
some-streets-file.shp
some-streets-file.shx
You can compress them using the following command:
./group-zipping.sh -i /path/to/files -o /path/to/output -f gzip -p 'streets'
This will create a file called some-streets-file.tar.gz
in the output folder. The same with other shapefiles stored in the input folder.
Example 2: Compressing a SAGA raster file group
Let’s say you have the following SAGA raster file in a folder:
some-elevation-file.sdat
some-elevation-file.sgrd
some-elevation-file.sprj
some-elevation-file.mgrd
some-elevation-file.sdat.aux.xml
You can compress the file-group using the following command:
./group-zipping.sh -i /path/to/files -o /path/to/output -f gzip -p 'elevation'
This will create a file called some-elevation-file.tar.gz
in the output folder. Again, this will do the same for the other SAGA raster files present in the input folder.
Some last thoughts
The group-zipping.sh
script can be a useful tool for compressing such groups of files. It supports several compression formats and includes several parameters that can be customized to fit your specific needs. With its support for parallelization, software and folder checks, the pattern filter… this script can help you to save time and disk space when working with large groups of GIS files.
In my case, I had 36 medium sized (3GB) SAGA raster files to compress. Nowadays, I’m working on Ubuntu 22.04 and I have all the dependencies installed (tar, gzip, GNU Parallel, etc). I achieved reducing the file sizes to 1/3 while keeping all associated files toghether (this means storing 30 GB instead of 100 GB). Using a -j 8
parameter this was done in about 20 minutes in my personal computer.
It took some time to write the script but I feel it won’t be the last time I will be compressing my results like this.
I think there is still room for improvements. Maybe I will try to:
- Implement other compression formats.
- Develop a progress bar and more feedback for the user (but not affecting much the main tasks).
- Create unit tests to ensure there are no undesired effects.
The Script
Read the code and try the script taking some precautions (e.g. backup copies, etc). I have not tested all the compression formats (zip and gzip work for me) but I think that they work in a similar way, so it should work correctly. Here I share the README file and the Bash script. They are stored as a GitHub gist.


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SGCoreCpp
v1.2.1
SenseGlove C++ API
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Contains all variables required to draw or analyze a virtual hand. More...
#include <HandPose.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| HandPose () | |
| Default Constructor. More... | |
| ~HandPose () | |
| Default Destructor. More... | |
| HandPose (bool right, std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > jointPos, std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Quat > > jointRot, std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > hAngles) | |
| Create a new instance of HandPose. More... | |
| bool | Equals (HandPose other) |
| Returns true of these two handposes are roughly equal. More... | |
| std::string | ToString (bool shortFormat=false) |
| summary> Serialize this HandProfile into a string representation More... | |
| std::string | Serialize () |
| summary> Deserialize a HandProfile back into useable values. More... | |
| float | GetNormalizedFlexion (Finger finger, bool clamp01=true) |
| Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed). More... | |
| std::vector< float > | GetNormalizedFlexion (bool clamp01=true) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static HandPose | Deserialize (std::string serializedString) |
| static HandPose | FromHandAngles (std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D >> &handAngles, bool rightHanded, Kinematics::BasicHandModel &handDimensions) |
| Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles). More... | |
| static HandPose | FromHandAngles (std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D >> &handAngles, bool rightHanded) |
| Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles), with a default HandModel. More... | |
| static HandPose | DefaultIdle (bool rightHand, Kinematics::BasicHandModel &handDimensions) |
| Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position. More... | |
| static HandPose | DefaultIdle (bool rightHand) |
| Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position. More... | |
| static HandPose | FlatHand (bool rightHand, Kinematics::BasicHandModel &handDimensions) |
| Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension. More... | |
| static HandPose | FlatHand (bool rightHand) |
| Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension. More... | |
| static HandPose | ThumbsUp (bool rightHand, Kinematics::BasicHandModel &handDimensions) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction. More... | |
| static HandPose | ThumbsUp (bool rightHand) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction. More... | |
| static HandPose | Fist (bool rightHand, Kinematics::BasicHandModel &handDimensions) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction. More... | |
| static HandPose | Fist (bool rightHand) |
| Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| bool | isRight |
| Whether or not this HandPose was created for be a right- or left hand. More... | |
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > | jointPositions |
| summary> Quaternion rotations of all hand joints. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal. More... | |
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Quat > > | jointRotations |
| summary> Euler representations of all possible hand angles. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal. More... | |
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > | handAngles |
Protected Member Functions | |
| float | GetNormalizedFlexion (int finger, bool clamp01=true) |
| Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed). More... | |
Contains all variables required to draw or analyze a virtual hand.
| SGCore::HandPose::HandPose | ( | ) |
Default Constructor.
| SGCore::HandPose::~HandPose | ( | ) |
Default Destructor.
| SGCore::HandPose::HandPose | ( | bool | right, |
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > | jointPos, | ||
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Quat > > | jointRot, | ||
| std::vector< std::vector< Kinematics::Vect3D > > | hAngles | ||
| ) |
Create a new instance of HandPose.
|
static |
Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position.
| rightHand |
|
static |
Create a new instance of a left or right handed Pose that is "idle"; in a neutral position.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
|
static |
| bool SGCore::HandPose::Equals | ( | HandPose | other | ) |
Returns true of these two handposes are roughly equal.
summary> Serialize this HandProfile into a string representation
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction.
| rightHand |
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'fist', used in calibration to determine, thumb flexion and abduction.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension.
| rightHand |
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing an 'open hand', used in calibration to determine finger extension.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
|
static |
Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles), with a default HandModel.
| handAngles | |
| rightHanded |
|
static |
Generate a HandPose based on articulation angles (handAngles).
| handAngles | |
| rightHanded | |
| handDimensions |
| std::vector< float > SGCore::HandPose::GetNormalizedFlexion | ( | bool | clamp01 = true | ) |
| float SGCore::HandPose::GetNormalizedFlexion | ( | Finger | finger, |
| bool | clamp01 = true |
||
| ) |
Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed).
remarks> Useful for animation or for detecting gestures
summary> Returns the total flexion the fingers as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed).
remarks> Useful for animation or for detecting gestures
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protected |
Returns the total flexion of a specific finger as a value between 0 (fully extended) and 1 (fully flexed).
remarks> Separate function because we use it multiple times, protected because we don't want indexOutOfRange exceptions.
| std::string SGCore::HandPose::Serialize | ( | ) |
summary> Deserialize a HandProfile back into useable values.
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction.
| rightHand |
|
static |
Generates a HandPose representing a 'thumbs up', used in calibration to determine finger flexion, thumb extension and adduction.
| rightHand | |
| handDimensions |
| std::string SGCore::HandPose::ToString | ( | bool | shortFormat = false | ) |
summary> Serialize this HandProfile into a string representation
| std::vector< std::vector<Kinematics::Vect3D> > SGCore::HandPose::handAngles |
| bool SGCore::HandPose::isRight |
Whether or not this HandPose was created for be a right- or left hand.
summary> Positions of all hand joints relative to the Sense Glove origin. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.
| std::vector< std::vector<Kinematics::Vect3D> > SGCore::HandPose::jointPositions |
summary> Quaternion rotations of all hand joints. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.
| std::vector< std::vector<Kinematics::Quat> > SGCore::HandPose::jointRotations |
summary> Euler representations of all possible hand angles. From thumb to pinky, proximal to distal.


Happy Holidays!
Wishing you a merry & bright holiday season and 2017
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About me...
Hi everyone! My turn to tell a little about myself. As you probably already are aware of, my name is Rikke - culturally I am a Danish Viking!
When I was 19 - young, naive and a bit of an adventure seeker who definitely DIDN'T want to go straight to uni - my parents gave me the option of going to NZ and work as an Au Pair.
They definitely didn't want me backpacking in Asia which was my original plan. So, lo and behold, I ended up in this BEAUTIFUL country and now residing in Auckland.
My friends and family describes me as brave, persistent (a pain), honest, openminded, sensitive (sometimes TOO sensitive), but laid back and easygoing - I also got the memory equivalent to a strainer.
I value family and self care is always a WIP. I am an introvert, but quickly ease up to new people once we get to know each other.

I decided to join DEV Academy after going through a tough time emotionally at work (NZ Police Communicator) and needed to do some self reflection: WHEN am I in my happy place? What do I ACTUALLY enjoy to do?
Then I realised I ALWAYS seems to go towards coding and Web Development. I used to run a blog when I was 18-19 touching base with HTML/CSS/JavaScript/Php. The decision to stay in NZ ended up putting my study chances on hold. Two years ago I did a short course called Girl Code and really enjoyed that too. It's about time to do something I LOVE and build a career around that. Dev Academy seems to be the perfect place to start.
I can't wait to get to know all of you and take this journey together over the next 15 weeks.


Index
T
tabu searching,
165
Takei, TJ,
86
,
93
,
96
target string, converting a source string to,
150
teams, scheduling with constraints,
34
,
90
techniques for puzzle solving, hierarchy of,
164
thief, capturing in a city grid,
19–20
topologies of protein interaction networks,
35
total distance to a point, defined,
60
A Touch of Luck mind game,
8–9
solution to,
76–78
Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP),
159–162
,
171
treasure, sensors estimating distance to,
133–137
Treasure Skater game,
28
,
85
triangle inequality
making revisiting a city unprofitable,
161
in TSP,
159
violating,
163
trigger pulls, surviving in Luck Roulette,
42–43
,
96
triples, choosing ascending,
79
triplets, generating and evaluating,
158
truth teller, following in Byzantine Bettors,
7
,
74
TSP
.
See
Traveling Salesman Problem
tunnel, probing for under a road grid,
66–67
,
113–116
two-fan design,
92


Data context service for Angular applications to easily create data services and link them to entities.
Code on Github Documentation
Coded with by Alfredo Perez.
Code licensed under MIT license conditions.
...Coming Soon!


Photo by Dani Cyr Creative
Fiction writer with a background in physics, oceanography, and history living in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Author of Henry's Bomb, an historical thriller shortlisted for both the 2022 Debut Dagger award and the Crime Writers of Canada 2020 Unhanged Arthur award for Best Unpublished Crime Manuscript.
It is 1919.
Manchester detective Frank Tinsley must find Moseley's missing laboratory notebook before its groundbreaking insights are lost forever.
But Tinsley is not the only one looking for Moseley's notebook. Germany, defeated in the Great War, also has reasons for wanting the deadly secrets it contains …
I am currently seeking representation and a publisher for Henry's Bomb.
You can reach me at kevin.bartlett.175@gmail.com.


A RenderTexture is a special texture that allows any Pixi display object to be rendered to it.
Hint: All DisplayObjects (i.e. Sprites) that render to a RenderTexture should be preloaded otherwise black rectangles will be drawn instead.
A RenderTexture takes a snapshot of any Display Object given to its render method. The position and rotation of the given Display Objects is ignored. For example:
var renderTexture = new PIXI.RenderTexture(800, 600); var sprite = PIXI.Sprite.fromImage("spinObj_01.png"); sprite.position.x = 800/2; sprite.position.y = 600/2; sprite.anchor.x = 0.5; sprite.anchor.y = 0.5; renderTexture.render(sprite);
The Sprite in this case will be rendered to a position of 0,0. To render this sprite at its actual position a DisplayObjectContainer should be used:
var doc = new PIXI.DisplayObjectContainer(); doc.addChild(sprite); renderTexture.render(doc); // Renders to center of renderTexture


Engal Sama
2015-present
In collaboration with Novart, Skale.
After the fire
La Ciguapa
Metro54
“This is a Takeover: Researching Remix” Dutch Design Week (2019)
photos and installation funded by Stimuerlingsfonds
photos. Sydney Rahimtoola
photo mural design. Malik Saïb-Mezghiche
installation. Philip Astanova
UNDO
2018-present
*ongoing publication
written, developed by: Sydney Rahimtoola
documentation by: Sydney Rahimtoola
design: Malik Saïb-Mezghiche
In UNDO, Sydney Rahimtoola identifies the dilemmas present in the representation of black and brown people (POC) in photography. These dilemmas are a “primitive” visual language present in our imagination concerning POC, hindering our experience with reading visual content. “Primitive” identifiers in images have historically been used to harmfully categorize, thus marginalize black and brown people. Sydney Rahimtoola go in depth with how and why these “primitive” identifiers were birthed, and how it remains in our consciousness, using the colonial past as evidence. Most importantly, Sydney Rahimtoola reflect how black and brown artists use their creative agency to reclaim and re-narrate these identifiers.
The key elements to demonstrate these points is formulated with an in-depth analysis to J.D. ‘Okhai Ojeikere’s Hairstyles archive. Through this archive, Sydney Rahimtoola conclude how J.D. ‘Okhai uses photography to maintain agency and ownership to his country’s hair culture in Nigeria, and the urgency for us as an audience to hold ourselves accountable from identifying his content with primitive identifiers.
Keeping hair as the focus point, Sydney Rahimtoola continue to apply how black and brown artists today resist these stereotyped implications using image and black folklore as tools of reclamation. These tools deal with how POC signify and communicate using hair, and how this means resistance and necessity for the sake of their self expression and identity.
The design took its shape as a series of colorful, gradient backgrounds matched with research texts co-existing alongside an visual archive from online of hair styles, memes, and video stills.
Arabadabra
publication design for Leyla-Nour Benouniche's graduation thesis.


The modern perception of a painting is in a snapshot. We rush from museum to museum, across cities, within the span of a few minutes.
There is no love for the artwork, no patience. A mechanical lense replaces our eyes, dictates how we capture colour, form, dimention.
We strive to prove to the world what we have seen by sharing it on social media, altering the purpose of a museum; it is our image archive to solely photograph. An evidence room.
"Visto y no visto"— in the blink of an eye, "to see but not see". This is a museum for those rushing, flashing tourists. This is a museum of the future. Click your ticket to enter.


The Beach (2000) 2 stars out of 4. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, Tilda Swinton and Robert Carlyle. Directed by Danny Boyle.
"The Beach" is an appealing movie. It features lush scenery, plus attractive young people in skimpy costumes - one of whom is Leonardo DiCaprio, who just seems drawn to movies that feature water.
And while "The Beach" may be a treat to the eye, the storyline is pedestrian.
Basically it is because the protagonists are self-absorbed, self-centered and selfish. DiCaprio plays Richard, a young man at loose ends, who drifts into Bangkok, Thailand, just looking for kicks. Richard is searching for something, he's unsure of what it is, but he will know it when he finds it.
"The Beach," directed by Danny Boyle, best known for helming "Trainspotting," yearns to be profound. However, it comes off as merely pretentious, especially involving sequences in which DiCaprio's Richard is doing a voice-over narration.
"The Beach," with a screenplay by John Hodge, based on a novel by Alex Garland, deals with a group of young expatriates who - dissatisfied with the world - gather at a secret island and establish a community of their own
But of course the same human frailties these people carried in the outside world are brought into this self-made Eden.
It is DiCaprio's performance that saves "The Beach" from being overcome by its own pomposity. His Richard is a cocky young man who hides his insecurities behind a facade of coolness and braggadocio.
DiCaprio always has been a fine actor. He can overcome the limitations of the most mundane dialogue, i.e. "Titanic," and has a charismatic screen presence. DiCaprio is one of those actors whom the camera loves.
Yet he is sometimes undercut by Boyle's affinity for fancy camera angles and unnecessary long, aerial shots which, I suppose, are there to remind us of the isolation of the island as well as it's natural beauty.
Once is enough, but Boyle and cinematographer Darius Khondji use these types of shots as exclamation points, as if the audience wouldn't get the message unless they shout it photographically.
The rest of the cast includes Virginie Ledoyen as Francoise, the young woman with whom Richard becomes involved; Guillaume Canet as Etienne, Francoise's companion, who turns out to be the moral center of the story; Tilda Swinton as Sal, the leader of the unusual community; and, in basically what amounts to a powerful cameo, Robert Carlyle as Daffy, the drug-crazed individual who sets the plot in motion by giving Richard a secret map to the beach.
In a compelling way, "The Beach" offers some interesting insights. For example, the Thai farmers who grow marijuana on the other side of the island, leave the expatriates alone as long as they keep their locale a secret.
When because of Richard's thoughtlessness, a quartet of tourists meet tragedy, paradise is lost.
Where "The Beach" goes awry is near the final reels where Richard is exiled from the community for his transgressions. Here the movie becomes a overwrought cross between "Lord of the Flies" and "Apocalypse Now."
"The Beach" is a flawed movie, but it is entertaining. DiCaprio's solid performance and the beautiful landscapes will be the main draw. Those seeking more will have to look elsewhere.
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Here are some options I'm exploring for creating pipelines for testing.
1. Using default pipelines
To use standard pipelines right now you need to reference Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines and do something like this:
using Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines;
// ...
ReceivePipelineWrapper receivePipeline =
PipelineFactory.CreateReceivePipeline(typeof(XMLReceive));
Not hard, but a bit inconvenient. Instead, I'm thinking of:
ReceivePipelineWrapper pipeline = Pipelines.Xml.NewReceive();
2. Creating a pipeline from scratch
To create a pipeline from scratch in the current code you need create an empty pipeline and add each component at the proper stage. Unfortunately, the API here is pretty generic, and thus very verbose. Here's what I'm thinking of:
SendPipelineWrapper pipeline = Pipelines.NewSend()
.AddAssembler(new XmlAsmComp())
.AddEncder(new MIME_SMIME_Encoder())
.End();
I'm also thinking about doing something to make it easier to use built-in assembler/disassembler components with specific schemas, as this is pretty hard to do with the current version without using a pre-compiled pipeline (because of how the properties in the components are defined).


Detailed Documentation on all options can be found on the OpenNMS wiki.
Configure Users, Groups and On-Call Roles: Add, modify or delete existing users. Groups contain users. Roles are built from groups and provide a mechanism to implement calendar-based on-call staff rotations. (User: A person, Group: Administrators, Role: On Duty Staff)
Notification Status: Notifications will be sent out only if this setting is switched to On. This is a system-wide setting. As long as this is Off OpenNMS will create no notifications. The current status of notifications is also reflected in the upper right-hand corner of every OpenNMS screen with a banner denoting either Notices On or Notices Off.
Configure Discovery: Set up the IP addresses (individual addresses and/or ranges) that you want OpenNMS to ping periodically in order to detect new nodes.
Configure SNMP Community Names by IP:Configure the Community String used in SNMP Data Collection and other SNMP operations. OpenNMS is shipped with a community string of "public". If you have set a different read community on your devices you must put it here to be able to collect data from these devices.
Configure SNMP Data Collection per Interface: This interface will allow you to configure which IP and non-IP interfaces are used in SNMP Data Collection.
Manage and Unmanage Interfaces and Services: Managing an interface or service means that OpenNMS performs tests on this interface or service. If you want to explicitly enable or disable testing you can set that up here. A typical case is if a web server is listening on both an internal and an external interface. If you manage the service on both interfaces, you will get two notifications if it fails. If you want only one, unmanage the service on one of the interfaces.
Manage thresholds: Allows you to configure (add/remove/modify) thresholds.
Send Event: Allows you to build a specific event and send it to the system.
Configure Notifications: Create and manage notification escalation plans, called destination paths. A destination path is associated to an OpenNMS event. Each path can have any arbitrary number of escalations or targets (users, groups, on-call roles) and can send notices through email, pagers, et cetera. Each destination path can be triggered by any number of OpenNMS events and may further be associated with specific interfaces or services.
Scheduled Outages: Add and edit scheduled outages. You can pause notifications, polling, thresholding and data collection (or any combination of the four) for any interface/node for any time.
SNMP MIB Compiler: Compile MIBs in order to generate events definitions from traps or data collection groups for performance metrics.
Manage Events Configuration: Add and edit configuration files for events definitions.
Manage SNMP Collections and Data Collection Groups: Manage SNMP Collections and the content of the files for data collection groups.
Add Interface for Scanning: Trigger a scan of an IPv4 or IPv6 interface. If the IP address of the interface is contained in the IP address tables of an existing node, the interface will be added into the node. Otherwise, a new node will be created.
Manage Provisioning Requisitions: Add nodes, interfaces and services to OpenNMS based partly or completely on the contents of a Requisition (formerly known as a Provisioning Group) rather than strictly by having OpenNMS discover the network.
Import and Export Asset Information: Export and import data into OpenNMS's asset inventory. The comma-delimited file format is supported by most spreadsheet and database applications. Details for using the Import and Export functionalities can be found through this link as well.
Manage Surveillance Categories: Manage surveillance categories (also known as node categories) and edit the list of nodes belonging to each category.
Delete Nodes: Permanently delete nodes from the database.
Manage Applications and Manage Remote Pollers: Configure and administer the operation of remote pollers that report back to this OpenNMS server to provide distributed status information.


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Here's a good little souvenir for all your confused American friends. Around here, they also prefer a good schnitzel to shrimp on the barbie.
""" +++Here's a good little souvenir for all your confused American friends. Around here, they also prefer a good schnitzel to shrimp on the barbie.
{{< galleryphoto "2007-12-19-12-00-00--plenty-of-aussie-people-though.jpg" >}}


29.101 Resolving tax problems.
Subpart 29.2—Federal Excise Taxes
29.203 Other Federal tax exemptions.
Subpart 29.3—State and Local Taxes
29.302 Application of State and local taxes to the Government.
29.303 Application of State and local taxes to Government contractors and subcontractors.
29.304 Matters requiring special consideration.
29.305 State and local tax exemptions.
29.401-1 Indefinite-delivery contracts for leased equipment.
29.401-2 Construction contracts performed in North Carolina.
29.401-3 Federal, State, and local taxes.
29.401-4 New Mexico gross receipts and compensating tax.
29.402-1 Foreign fixed-price contracts.
29.402-2 Foreign cost-reimbursement contracts.


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C. Schroers, F. Perazzi, and C. Hazirbas, “Image Processing Using A
Convolutional Neural Network,” September 2019.
US Patent App. 15/919,715.
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“Deep Depth From Focus,” in ACCV, December 2018.
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N. Mayer, E. Ilg, P. Fischer, C. Hazirbas, D. Cremers, A. Dosovitskiy, and
T. Brox, “What Makes Good Synthetic Training Data for Learning
Disparity and Optical Flow Estimation?,” in ArXiv, January 2018.
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F. Walch, C. Hazirbas, L. Leal-Taixé, T. Sattler, S. Hilsenbeck, and
D. Cremers, “Image-based localization using LSTMs for structured
feature correlation,” in ICCV, October 2017.
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T. Meinhardt, M. Möller, C. Hazirbas, and D. Cremers, “Learning
Proximal Operators: Using Denoising Networks for Regularizing Inverse Imaging
Problems,” in ICCV, October 2017.
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C. Hazirbas, L. Ma, C. Domokos, and D. Cremers, “FuseNet:
Incorporating Depth into Semantic Segmentation via Fusion-based CNN
Architecture,” in ACCV, November 2016.
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A. Dosovitskiy, P. Fischer, E. Ilg, P. Haeusser, C. Hazirbas, V. Golkov,
P. van der Smagt, D. Cremers, and T. Brox, “FlowNet: Learning
Optical Flow with Convolutional Networks,” in ICCV, December 2015.
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Recognition with Active Deep Learning,” in GCPR Workshop on New
Challenges in Neural Computation, October 2015.
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“Interactive Multi-label Segmentation of RGB-D Images,” in
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This is a JS Library used to manipulate the data's in the form of HTML tables and Canvas based Visualization Charts. This library consumes JSON data used to plot the charts and tables. We are working on tables right now, the charts will be included on later releases.


Select your toppngs: Pepperoni Mushrooms Onions Black Olives Sausage Bacon Pineapple Green Peppers Extra Cheese Anchovies


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| parsers.js | 100% | 65/65 | 93.15% | 68/73 | 100% | 5/5 | 100% | 64/64 | |
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| utils.js | 87.61% | 99/113 | 80.82% | 59/73 | 92.31% | 12/13 | 88.79% | 95/107 |


PDFBox - PDF File References
File Specification
See package:org.pdfbox.pdmodel.common.filespecification
See example:EmbeddedFiles
A PDF can contain references to external files via the file system or a URL to a remote location. It is also possible to embed a binary file into a PDF document.
There are two classes that can be used when referencing a file. PDSimpleFileSpecification is a simple string reference to a file(e.g. "./movies/BigMovie.avi"). The simple file specification does not allow for any parameters to be set. The PDComplexFileSpecification is more feature rich and allows for advanced settings on the file reference.
It is also possible to embed a file directly into a PDF. Instead of setting the file attribute of the PDComplexFileSpecification, the EmbeddedFile attribute can be used instead.
File Attachments
PDF documents can contain file attachments that are accessed from the Document->File Attachments menu. PDFBox allows attachments to be added and extracted to PDF documents. Attachments are part of the named tree that is attached to the document catalog.
PDEmbeddedFilesNameTreeNode efTree = new PDEmbeddedFilesNameTreeNode(); //first create the file specification, which holds the embedded file PDComplexFileSpecification fs = new PDComplexFileSpecification(); fs.setFile( "Test.txt" ); InputStream is = ...; PDEmbeddedFile ef = new PDEmbeddedFile(doc, is ); //set some of the attributes of the embedded file ef.setSubtype( "test/plain" ); ef.setSize( data.length ); ef.setCreationDate( new GregorianCalendar() ); fs.setEmbeddedFile( ef ); //now add the entry to the embedded file tree and set in the document. Map efMap = new HashMap(); efMap.put( "My first attachment", fs ); efTree.setNames( efMap ); //attachments are stored as part of the "names" dictionary in the document catalog PDDocumentNameDictionary names = new PDDocumentNameDictionary( doc.getDocumentCatalog() ); names.setEmbeddedFiles( efTree ); doc.getDocumentCatalog().setNames( names );


[gecode-users] help ----puzzles of defining Variable
Kayler Yao
risoay at gmail.com
Mon Aug 3 10:01:23 CEST 2009
Hi Guido,
Sorry, i can't find the index 4.2.2. Did you talk about Gecode 3.1.0? There
has no index with X.X.X.
Kayler
2009/8/3 Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de>
> Kayler Yao wrote:
>
> 2. But i still not understand your reply well about the first question.
> whether your means are that distinct constraint is only used for IntVarArgs,
> as written in the manual of Gecode ---
> " void Gecode::distinct (Space &home, const IntVarArgs &x, IntConLevel
> icl=ICL_DEF)"
> But i found that i can also use IntVarArray in distinct constraint through
> testing, and also see it in the example "money.cpp" supplied by the manual
> of Gecode 3.1.0. As follows:
> " IntVarArray le;
> distinct(*this, le, opt.icl()) "
> I know they are Array, from their definition i have no idea to understand
> the reason why they can all be used in distinct constraint .
>
>
> Read 4.2.2 in the tutorial.
> Guido
>
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In this tutorial, for those algorithm developers who opt to work offline, we will explore the different methods to debug a python algorithm.


{% assign slab_no = "12" %}
{% assign slab_type = "content" %}
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Slabs is made on basis of Twitter Boostrap so you can use all its power to customize your website.
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This example uses @rednax-skyhook/sortable
. There are two
kinds of sortable in play here:
- One horizontal one, whose 'cards' are the vertical lists. Try grabbing a whole list by its header, and reordering.
- Many vertical ones, which contain the kanban cards. Try moving the cards between lists.


{% extends 'main/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block main %}
Twitter data: The Twitter API gives this project ongoing access to data, which we will collect and store for you in Open Humans in an ongoing manner.
Data files created by the app are stored in your Open Humans account and are always visible to you on the project activity page.
The Twitter API also gives us access to data we will not copy into your Open Humans account, including: username, lists of your followers/followings, and other activities on their site. Access to this data is unavoidable due to how Twitter operates, but we won't store it.
Other data: This project stores tokens for Open Humans and Twitter authorizations, but has no further access to your Open Humans account data beyond the data files it stores.
Removing this connection: You can visit the project activity page in Open Humans to remove this connection within Open Humans and, optionally, delete associated data files.
This project website is an open source Django app, and is deployed using Heroku. It uses our standard APIs to interact with the main platform. That means you could build something like it! We love to support projects created by others – please chat with us in our community slack.
{% endblock %}


Cat ipsum dolor sit amet, purr like an angel purr but sleep all day whilst slave is at work, play all night whilst slave is sleeping. Show belly allways wanting food for man running from cops stops to pet cats, goes to jail. Lick face hiss at owner, pee a lot, and meow repeatedly scratch at fence purrrrrr eat muffins and poutine until owner comes back love blinks and purr purr purr purr yawn sleep on my human's head. 𝕄𝔼𝕆𝕎 kitty loves pigs or sweet beast, for i am the best but love to play with owner's hair tie yet run around the house at 4 in the morning, why use post when this sofa is here.  This human feeds me, i should be a god plays league of legends. Sleeps on my head. Eat the rubberband play riveting piece on synthesizer keyboard.  Demand to have some of whatever the human is cooking, then sniff the offering and walk away i shredded your linens for you loved it, hated it, loved it, hated it yet sleep in the bathroom sink.  Slap kitten brother with paw pelt around the house and up and down stairs chasing phantoms burrow under covers, for sniff s present then poops in litter box snatches yarn and fights with dog cat chases laser then plays in grass finds tiny spot in cupboard and sleeps all day jumps in bathtub and meows when owner fills food dish the cat knocks over the food dish cat slides down the water slide and into pool and swims even though it does not like water touch water with paw then recoil in horror.
  Intrigued by the shower twitch tail in permanent irritation and it's 3am, time to create some chaos i bet my nine lives on you-oooo-ooo-hooo find box a little too small and curl up with fur hanging out weigh eight pounds but take up a full-size bed yet disappear for four days and return home with an expensive injury; bite the vet. Eat from dog's food scream at teh bath as lick i the shoes so with tail in the air ptracy the door is opening! how exciting oh, it's you, meh yet use lap as chair.


Connectome data is available for several species:
C. elegans
Drosophila melanogaster
Allen Mouse Brain Connectivity Atlas project
Mouse Connectome Project, MCP
Brain Architecture Knowledge Management System, BAMS
Neurome Project
Ferretome database
CoCoMac
Core-Nets
Marmoset
Human Connectome Project
Developing Connectome Project


You who put the LORD in remembrance,
take no rest,
7 and give him no rest
until he establishes Jerusalem
and makes it a praise in the earth.
8 The LORD has sworn by his right hand
and by his mighty arm:
“I will not again give your grain
to be food for your enemies,
and foreigners shall not drink your wine
for which you have labored;
9 but those who garner it shall eat it
and praise the LORD,
and those who gather it shall drink it
in the courts of my sanctuary.”
10 Go through, go through the gates;
prepare the way for the people;
build up, build up the highway;
clear it of stones;
lift up a signal over the peoples.
11 Behold, the LORD has proclaimed
to the end of the earth:
Say to the daughter of Zion,
“Behold, your salvation comes;
behold, his reward is with him,
and his recompense before him.”
12 And they shall be called The Holy People,
The Redeemed of the LORD;
and you shall be called Sought Out,
A City Not Forsaken.


Variables | |
| tuple | index = urllib2.urlopen("http://quod.lib.umich.edu/r/rsv/browse.html") |
| tuple | indexSoup = BeautifulSoup(index) |
| string | baseUrl = "http://quod.lib.umich.edu" |
| int | verseNumber = 0 |
| tuple | bibleFile = open("RSV.txt", "w") |
| list | bible = [] |
| list | fullBookUrl = baseUrl+relativeBookUrl['href'] |
| tuple | book = urllib2.urlopen(fullBookUrl) |
| tuple | bookSoup = BeautifulSoup(book) |
| tuple | lines = str(bookSoup) |
| list | header = lines[0] |
| int | chapter = 0 |
| int | verse = 0 |
| tuple | verseText = line.split("] ") |
| tuple | verseEntry = str(verseNumber) |
| string RSVParser::baseUrl = "http://quod.lib.umich.edu" |
Definition at line 7 of file RSVParser.py.
| list RSVParser::bible = [] |
Definition at line 12 of file RSVParser.py.
| tuple RSVParser::bibleFile = open("RSV.txt", "w") |
Definition at line 10 of file RSVParser.py.
| tuple RSVParser::book = urllib2.urlopen(fullBookUrl) |
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| tuple RSVParser::bookSoup = BeautifulSoup(book) |
Definition at line 17 of file RSVParser.py.
| int RSVParser::chapter = 0 |
Definition at line 25 of file RSVParser.py.
| list RSVParser::fullBookUrl = baseUrl+relativeBookUrl['href'] |
Definition at line 15 of file RSVParser.py.
| list RSVParser::header = lines[0] |
Definition at line 19 of file RSVParser.py.
| tuple RSVParser::index = urllib2.urlopen("http://quod.lib.umich.edu/r/rsv/browse.html") |
Definition at line 5 of file RSVParser.py.
| tuple RSVParser::indexSoup = BeautifulSoup(index) |
Definition at line 6 of file RSVParser.py.
| tuple RSVParser::lines = str(bookSoup) |
Definition at line 18 of file RSVParser.py.
| int RSVParser::verse = 0 |
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| tuple RSVParser::verseEntry = str(verseNumber) |
Definition at line 36 of file RSVParser.py.
| int RSVParser::verseNumber = 0 |
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| tuple RSVParser::verseText = line.split("] ") |
Definition at line 34 of file RSVParser.py.


Warner and Labuschagne score centuries again as Australia dominate Pakistan
by OmnisportDavid Warner and Marnus Labuschagne each posted centuries once more as Australia dominated Pakistan on day one of the second Test.
The hosts triumphed by an innings and five runs in the first contest in Brisbane - when Warner made 154 on his first home Test since serving a 12-month ban for the sandpaper scandal - and the opener posted his 23rd hundred in the longest format at Adelaide.
Labuschagne's purple patch continued too, the Australia number three following up his Test-best 185 last time out by reaching stumps unbeaten on 126 having made an unbroken 294 alongside Warner (166 not out).
The duo ensured Australia ended the first day 302-1, with Pakistan unable to build on an early breakthrough on another chastening day.
The home side won the toss on Friday but lost Joe Burns for four in the fourth over after Shaheen Afridi got one to shape back and drew the opener's edge.
Yet that was as good as it got for the tourists, Warner feasting on some hospitable bowling outside off to get Australia going.
Test debutant Muhammad Musa was dispatched for successive fours and then bowled an eight-ball over that went for 13 before rain forced an early tea with the home side 70-1.
Upon the resumption, Warner soon reached his half-century thanks to overthrows and it was not long before Labuschagne joined him in bringing up that milestone.
Warner converted his into three figures by scampering through for a single off Yasir Shah - his 10th hundred on the first day of Tests - and Pakistan's misery continued when Afridi accidentally kicked the ball to the fence.
Labuschagne, on 94, tried to reach a century with a heave down the ground off Yasir and though the ball bounced just before the rope, he made it back-to-back hundreds off the very next ball.
The two continued to pile on the runs and moved past Alastair Cook and Joe Root's 248 for the highest partnership in day-night Tests.
Yasir's desperate lbw appeal against Warner was struck down as a review showed a clear inside edge.
The opener cracked the same bowler for his 18th boundary to reach 150 and added another as Australia moved past 300 prior to stumps on a successful day for the hosts.


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Here are the services that RiiConnect24 supports.
RiiConnect24 is a great addition to your Wii, allowing you to use discontinued Channels that were part of WiiConnect24 again. It makes your Wii as lively as it once was and once again lets your Wii have contact with the outer world. Whether this will be your first time using these Channels or want some nostalgia, you will enjoy having RiiConnect24 on your Wii.
If you want to play games online that had their online functionality removed with the discontinuation of Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, please check out Wiimmfi.
Join our Discord server to talk to other RiiConnect24 users, have fun, and get help if you are having trouble using RiiConnect24!
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Just finished a massive "Weekly Review", a time of going through all my notes, papers, flagged emails, desktop icons and processing them to see what they are and what I need to do about them. It's also a time for going through my reminder lists, getting them up-to-date and making sure everything is heading a long as normal.
This time, I spent about four hours. If I actually finished my GTD refresh last weekend, it would have taken less time. I don't feel particularly cleaner or more productive yet, but there are definitely fewer loose threads. I'm also surprised by how many good ideas I've had languishing inside my head: I'm itching for a weekend or two to spend hacking and writing.
Cos it seems to me that having a weekly review is not only extremely hard to fit into my week now... it's also like I'd have to do two of them. Otherwise I don't have access to everything I need in both contexts. Plus, I'd feel a bit guilty about taking up work time doing personal review stuff.
Any thoughts?
I so want this system to work!
I’ve written a recent post on the weekly review, entitled, the Five W’s of a Weekly GTD Review that you and your readers might find interesting at http://johnkendrickonline.com John


You can set any element to one of the 9 colors or 9 shades of grey:
--- title: Color helpers layout: documentation doc-tab: modifiers doc-subtab: color-helpers breadcrumb: - home - documentation - modifiers - modifiers-color-helpers --- {% include elements/anchor.html name="Text color" %}
You can set any element to one of the 9 colors or 9 shades of grey:
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has-text-white | {% include color/white.html %} |
has-text-black | {% include color/black.html %} |
has-text-light | {% include color/white-ter.html %} |
has-text-dark | {% include color/grey-darker.html %} |
has-text-primary | {% include color/turquoise.html %} |
has-text-info | {% include color/cyan.html %} |
has-text-link | {% include color/blue.html %} |
has-text-success | {% include color/green.html %} |
has-text-warning | {% include color/yellow.html %} |
has-text-danger | {% include color/red.html %} |
has-text-black-bis | {% include color/black-bis.html %} |
has-text-black-ter | {% include color/black-ter.html %} |
has-text-grey-darker | {% include color/grey-darker.html %} |
has-text-grey-dark | {% include color/grey-dark.html %} |
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has-text-white-bis | {% include color/white-bis.html %} |
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has-background-light | {% include color/white-ter.html %} |
has-background-dark | {% include color/grey-darker.html %} |
has-background-primary | {% include color/turquoise.html %} |
has-background-info | {% include color/cyan.html %} |
has-background-link | {% include color/blue.html %} |
has-background-success | {% include color/green.html %} |
has-background-warning | {% include color/yellow.html %} |
has-background-danger | {% include color/red.html %} |
has-background-black-bis | {% include color/black-bis.html %} |
has-background-black-ter | {% include color/black-ter.html %} |
has-background-grey-darker | {% include color/grey-darker.html %} |
has-background-grey-dark | {% include color/grey-dark.html %} |
has-background-grey | {% include color/grey.html %} |
has-background-grey-light | {% include color/grey-light.html %} |
has-background-grey-lighter | {% include color/grey-lighter.html %} |
has-background-white-ter | {% include color/white-ter.html %} |
has-background-white-bis | {% include color/white-bis.html %} |


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Please ONLY ENCRYPT messages with SENSITIVE info, regular chit chat doesn't need to be encrypted you will save me a lot of time. None of the messages is being read until I get my queue orders processed, packed, and out by cutoff. As a result, important, or time sensitive info is often looked over. We always have product, please don't ask go ahead and place order with confidence. Our batches are uncut, we buy kilos and sell as is, we never cut, if you feel or say it's cut then that's how it came directly from the source. No matter how large or small of a purchase you make, I value all of my customers. If you purchase something from me, I will make sure that all your expectations are addressed. I will always take care of my customer. The customer is not always right, but the customer is always the customer. Make a purchase and experience exceptional customer care, support and of course clean nice product. All my prices are for U.S. Domestic Customers. I guarantee the quality of my cocaine is always 90%+. Not every brick is created equal. Many kilo bricks are very cleverly cut, that the everyday recreational user wouldn't even think is possible. If you are ever disappointed in the quality of my product, I will always make it right. Contact me privately, and I will find a mutually beneficial solution. Please do not rate me negatively, as I have no malicious intentions to rip anyone off. If you contact me respectfully, I will treat you with respect, as well. Cut of time for next Morning shipping is 12 midnight EST. Please make sure address is typed correctly from the first time... Returned packages start investigations, which jeopardizes my whole operation.. So please double check your address..I am not obligated to reship packs because of your mistake. But the more serious matter at hand, is that theres now a package floating around with MY goods in it, and YOUR name on it, with a possible investigation looming as a bonus. So yeah, lets just avoid that whole scenario. Please and thank you. Back to business... ADDRESS in correct format: JOHN JOHNSON 123 JOHNSON AVE #1 JOHNSVILLE, JA 99999 Nothing extra IS unnecessary. Also, I suggest you use your REAL NAME if you are shipping to your home, because it should blend in with the rest of your mail. If you have a note or reminder, please add it next to your address... Please do not ask me when your order will ship. I'm sending out confirmation messages once I ship them just wait for them. Please do not ask for tracking immediately after you place your order, as I do not give it. If your order is not there after the mail is delivered on day 5 after you order it, then you may ask for tracking. Please have PGP setup or have your public key sent to me in your tracking number request, or I will only update you with an anticipated delivery date, or tell you what the tracking number tells me. Lastly, please do not use PGP for random messages or questions. Please only use it to send sensitive data like your shipping address. Not much else typically needs to be encrypted. It slows down my response time for everybody when you encrypt your regular messages.  Please be kind and do not encrypt unless it's something only I need to know.
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