British backpacker allegedly strangled by man she met on Tinder, New Zealand court told
by ReutersWELLINGTON: A British backpacker was allegedly strangled to death by a man she met on Tinder, prosecutors told a New Zealand court on Wednesday, in a case that has shocked the Pacific nation.
Grace Millane, 22, who was traveling after finishing university, went missing in Auckland on Dec 1. Police found her body on Dec 9 in bushland just a few meters from a scenic drive in Auckland’s Waitakere Ranges.
The accused, a 27-year-old man, met Millane on the evening of Dec 1 through dating app Tinder, the jury heard. Closed-circuit cameras filmed the pair kissing before heading to the man’s hotel apartment, prosecutor Robin McCoubrey told the Auckland court.
McCoubrey said the Crown’s case was that Millane died in the accused’s apartment from sustained pressure to the neck. Her body also showed bruising to her chest and upper arms, the court heard.
The accused, whose name has been suppressed by the court, has pleaded not guilty to murder.
“Only two people know what happened in that room,” McCoubrey told the court, New Zealand Herald reported.
“One of them can’t tell us and the other one hasn’t told the truth about what happened,” he added.
McCoubrey said the accused took several photos of Millane’s body on Dec 2. Later that day, he placed the body in a suitcase and drove it in a hire car to the Waitakere Ranges where he buried her, the jury heard.
McCoubrey told the court the accused initially told police he had met Millane for a drink before parting ways with her but then changed his story, saying he and Millane went back to his apartment and where they engaged in “rough sex”.
The accused’s lawyer, Ian Brookie, told the jury Millane’s death was an accident.
“Ms Millane died as a result of what they consensually engaged in,” Brookie was quoted as saying by Herald.

The killing shocked New Zealand, where a serious crime was once considered relatively rare and its cities and countryside considered safe. It also sparked intense debate about New Zealand’s record of violence against women.
Thousands of people held candlelight vigils after Millane’s death in a national outpouring of grief. Prime Minister Jacinda Arden held back tears as she apologized to Millane’s family on behalf of New Zealand.
Her parents, David and Gillian Millane, were present in court.
The trial is expected to last about five weeks.


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The Theta Tau Phi Pledge Class Engineering Project is a smart, secure, and weatherproof mailbox. The mailbox will be mounted outside of Tause and will be larger than a traditional home mailbox. This custom mailbox will be synced with Slack and feature motion sensors that will notify Tause residents through the messaging board when a new package or mail is delivered. It will also feature a one-way door for mail drop-off and a lock box on the bottom for mail pick-up. In addition, the mailbox will be coated with protective outdoor paint in order to combat weather damage.
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Auburn retiring golden eagle mascot Nova
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Auburn University is retiring its 20-year-old golden eagle mascot two years after it was grounded from flying at football games because of heart disease.
A university statement issued Friday says the bird named Nova is being replaced by another golden eagle named Aurea that will become War Eagle VIII.
A ceremony marking the transition is planned for Auburn’s home football game against Samford University on Saturday. Nova has been sidelined since 2017 after being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, which is a chronic heart disease.
A statement by veterinarian Seth Oster says Nova will mostly be restricted to presentations at the university’s raptor center.
Aurea is a 5-year-old female with a more than 6.5-foot (1.9-meter) wingspan. Aurea was brought to the raptor center in 2016 with an injured wing.
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Ludum Dare
During the weekend I will be participating in the game jam Ludum Dare. It's one of the longest running and overall biggest game Jams. The goal is to create the best game in 72 hours. I am super excited! Hopefully I will be able to push something out, maybe even something worth playing but lets not get our hopes up to high. For the competition I will use the unity engine, coding in c#. I might use blender if I decide to go 3D (which I'm trying to convince my self not to, I haven't got the time, but its so much more fun). I'll use Visual Studio as my IDE and Inkscape for UI/sprites, LMMS & Audacity for audio.
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I will be streaming my efforts on twitch! Come hang out and watch me tear my hair off trying to find some bug while finishing off my 40th cup coffee, It'll be spectacular!
If what you see looks fun, (and trust me it is) why don't you try it yourself, everything I use is free and only a quick download away!
Experience
I have very little experience, I am 19 years old and been interested in developing games for about a year, before that I programmed on an off for another year. I have though myself programming entirely through trial-and-error and Youtube videos so excuse me if I don't follow popper protocol, I haven't taken a programming class in my life. I did participate in tagjam 16 a couple a weeks back, which was a blast and I believe I learnt a lot.
TL;DR: No Experience
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I am 19 years old, live in Sweden and am currently working an office job to save up money for my two month trip to the Alps in January. I will go to university next year, probably IT or CS at Chalmers, Gothenburg. Game-development is only a hobby of mine, I don't expect to make any money form it, (although I have gathered up 9 cents from my games.


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"Selecting the focus of a prototype is the art of identifying the most important open design questions."
It always costs us time and efforts to create a prototype, no matter how simple that is. So, being able to do so effectively becomes very important. Choosing the right focus can lead us as a designer to a further step of our product development by receiving the feedback from users.
"Finally, prototypes are not self explanatory: looks can be deceiving."
It happens a lot that an interviewee gets the wrong idea of what the prototype is about by just looking at it. So the designer will need to explain the content of the prototype, but also be sure not to give inductive guidances so that the feedback can be relatively subjective.
"An interesting side-effect of this prototype was that its directness made it a powerful prop for promoting the project within the organization."
Humans are highly visual creatures, we are attracted to beautiful things involuntarily. People usually lay more eyes on a beautiful designed product even before they understand what it is.


Juneau 6.0.0 is a major update.
The major change is rebranding from "Juno" to "Juneau" in preparation for donation to the Apache Foundation.
org.apache.juneau
- Major changes around how serializer and parser class properties are defined to improve performance
and concurrency.
- New
PropertyStore class - Used for creating context objects.
- New {@link oaj.Context} class - Read-only configurations for serializers and parsers.
- New
Session class - One-time use objects used by serializers and parsers.
- All context context properties can now also be specified via system properties.
- Refactored serializer and parser APIs for more consistency between stream-based and character-based serializers
and parsers.
- More consistent handling of exceptions.
- More consistent method declarations.
- Refactored var resolver API and added them to a new package - org.apache.juneau.svl.
- Support for stream-based variables - {@link oaj.svl.StreamedVar}.
- Added support for context and session objects.
- Eliminated "_class" properties and replaced them with "_type" properties.
The class properties were a little-used feature where we would serialize fully-qualified class names when the class type could not be inferred through reflection.
It's been replaced with bean type names and bean dictionaries.
Instead of class names, we serialize "_type" properties whose name is the type name defined on the bean being serialized.
The parsers use a 'dictionary' of bean classes to resolve those names to actual bean classes.
The following features were added to enable this support:
- {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#typeName() @Bean(typeName)} - Annotation that defines an identifying name for a bean class.
BeanFilterBuilder.typeName(String)- Programmatic equivalent to annotation above.
BeanContext.BEAN_beanDictionary - List of bean classes that make up the bean dictionary for lookup
during parsing.
BEAN_beanTypePropertyName - The overridable type property name. Default is "_type".
@BeanProperty(beanDictionary)- Define a type dictionary
for a particular bean property value. This overrides the value specified using BeanContext.BEAN_beanDictionary.
SerializerContext.SERIALIZER_addBeanTypeProperties- Controls whether type properties are serialized.
In addition, the {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#typeName() @Bean(typeName)} value replaces the @Xml(name) annotation, and the
"type" and "_class" attributes in the XML and HTML serializers have been standardized on a single "_type" attribute.
- Refactor bean filter support to use
BeanFilterBuilder class.
Allows the BeanFilter class to use final fields.
- {@link oaj.msgpack MessagePack} support.
- Serializers can now serialize directly to {@link java.io.File Files}.
See {@link oaj.serializer.Serializer#serialize(Object,Object)}
- Parsers can now parse directly from {@link java.io.File Files} and other types.
See {@link oaj.parser.Parser#parse(Object,ClassMeta)}
- Parsers will automatically covert numeric input to POJOs that have numeric constructors (e.g. java.util.Date).
- Renamed 'Filters' to 'BeanFilters' and 'PojoSwaps'. Filters is just too overloaded a term.
- Internal utility classes moved to a new org.apache.juneau.internal package.
These internal utility classes are not meant for consumption outside the Juneau codebase.
- New methods on {@link oaj.parser.Parser}:
- org.apache.juneau.parser.Parser.createSession(ObjectMap,Method,Object)
Parser.getMediaRanges()
- New methods on {@link oaj.serializer.Serializer}:
- org.apache.juneau.serializer.Serializer.createSession(ObjectMap,Method)
Serializer.getMediaRanges()
- New {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#sort() @Bean(sort)} annotation.
- Added @Bean.properties annotations on various DTO beans to make the ordering consistent
between IBM and Oracle JVMs.
IBM JVMs maintain the order of methods in a class, whereas Oracle JVMs do not.
- Serializers and parsers now automatically convert {@link java.lang.Class} objects to readable names via
ClassUtils.getReadableClassName(Class).
- Eliminated the ClassFilter class since it's no longer needed.
- Code and concurrency improvements to
SerializerGroupand ParserGroup.
- Various enhancements to
BeanContext.convertToType(Object,Class).
- New properties on {@link oaj.html.HtmlSerializer}:
HtmlSerializerContext.HTML_detectLinksInStrings- Automatically detect hyperlinks in strings.
HtmlSerializerContext.HTML_lookForLabelParameters- Specify anchor text by appending &label=MyLabel to URL.
HtmlSerializerContext.HTML_labelParameter- Specify what URL parameter to use as the anchor text label.
HtmlSerializerContext.URI_ANCHORoption for HtmlSerializerContext.HTML_uriAnchorText.
- Removed generics from {@link oaj.BeanPropertyMeta}.
- Introduced new classes to eliminate the references to language-specific metadata in the core metadata classes:
ClassMetaExtended/ ClassMeta.getExtendedMeta(Class)
BeanMetaExtended/BeanMeta.getExtendedMeta(Class)
BeanPropertyMetaExtended/ BeanPropertyMeta.getExtendedMeta(Class)
- Renamed @Transform annotation to
@Pojo so that it can be used for various POJO-related behavior, not just associating transforms.
- Introduced {@link oaj.dto.swagger Swagger DTOs}.
org.apache.juneau.rest
- OPTIONS pages replaced with Swagger documents.
Lots of changes related to supporting Swagger.
- Annotation name changes to conform to Swagger specs: @Attr->@Path, @QParam->@Query, @Param->@FormData, @Content->@Body
- Eliminated ResourceOptions and related code.
- New annotations and related methods:
@RestResource(title)/ RestInfoProvider.getTitle(RestRequest)
@RestResource(description)/ RestInfoProvider.getDescription(RestRequest)
@RestResource(termsOfService)/ RestInfoProvider.getTermsOfService(RestRequest)
@RestResource(contact)/ RestInfoProvider.getContact(RestRequest)
@RestResource(license)/ RestInfoProvider.getLicense(RestRequest)
@RestResource(version)/ RestInfoProvider.getVersion(RestRequest)
@RestResource(tags)/ RestInfoProvider.getTags(RestRequest)
@RestResource(externalDocs)/ RestInfoProvidergetExternalDocs(RestRequest)
RestMethod.summary() @RestMethod(summary)/ RestInfoProvider.getMethodSummary(String,RestRequest)
RestMethod.description() @RestMethod(description)/RestInfoProvider.getMethodDescription(String,RestRequest)
@RestMethod(externalDocs)
@RestMethod(tags)
@RestMethod(deprecated)
@RestMethod(parameters)
@RestMethod(responses)
- New
RestServletContext.paramFormatcontext property.
- New/updated methods on
RestServlet:
RestServlet.createProperties()
RestServlet.createBeanContext(ObjectMap,Class[],Class[])
RestServlet.createBeanFilters()
RestServlet.createPojoSwaps()
RestServlet.createParsers(ObjectMap,Class[],Class[])
RestServlet.createUrlEncodingSerializer(ObjectMap,Class[],Class[])
RestServlet.createUrlEncodingParser(ObjectMap,Class[],Class[])
RestServlet.createConverters(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createDefaultRequestHeaders(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createDefaultResponseHeaders(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createEncoders(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createGuards(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createMimetypesFileTypeMap(ObjectMap)
RestServlet.createResponseHandlers(ObjectMap)
- New client-version annotations:
RestResource.clientVersionHeader - The name of the header used to identify the client version.
RestMethod.clientVersion - The client version range applied to a Java method.
org.apache.juneau.rest.client
- Removed the JazzRestClient class.
- New method
RestClient.setClientVersion(String).


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Extra tracks and how things change
2007 October 16th by todd anderson
To start off, recently i have been working remotely for my job… whole ‘nother discussion… and what was once the ‘office’ (read: extra room where we didn’t know where to put stuff and has my computers) i retired to during the nights and weekends has become my proper ‘office’ (read: i am in here all the time now). Essentially what this has boiled down to is having no boundaries of what music i can put on at any time – aside from the albums i had to leave behind at the store until i get another check and can free them.
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This also has lead to me digging around and discovering some old gems that i just never bothered to bring to work or put on the iPod. And i started to notice with the CDs that some of them would end. I’m enjoying my coffee. Hmm. It’s nice outside. Should i ta… ‘BA-DIT-IT-Y DUM WHIRRRRrrr’.  Oh… yeah… extra track stuck on the end of the cd… you can get out from under the desk now.
Does that happen any more? I haven’t bought a CD in a long time that has that 4+ minute dead space at what should be the end of the CD that then drops that hidden song on.
Todd at 14: ‘It’s not even freaking labeled on the jacket!?! What’s the name of this song? It’s awesome. Did Tim know that was there? Oh, man. That’s going onto the next mix tape.’
Todd just may have dated himself…
Anyway, I got to thinking… a) what happened to that suprise? is it that they still make ‘material’ CDs only for poor schmos like me who like to hold something and that the production is no longer based on someone buying more than one song? b) i wonder what the equivalant in the internet world this ‘extra track’ phenomenon is?
The answer to a) is probably yes and the fact that it was a fad. There was a time i couldn’t buy a CD without expecting an extra track hidden at the end, and i would spend my time hitting the seek button until i heard something. Was i disappointed if their was no extra track? Only if the rest of the album sucked and i felt i was suckered in by one song to buy it – looking at you Live. (remember this was a time before you could preview anything on the internet and it was a godsend if a record store had opened CDs you could pre-listen to…)
The answer to b)… hmm. Don’t know. I am always tempted to say ’skip intro’. But i don’t know… that wasn’t really a treat most times
And, aside from obvious design and nomenclature, i am wondering if there was something that was prevalent on applications or websites that you couldn’t get away from whether you were interested or not… kind of like how you can’t buy a decent glam album nowadays without it being remastered with more extra tracks than the original album had. Good and bad and leaves you wondering how long it will last and if you really care if it’s gone… but you’ll write a blog about it 10+ years fter the fact.
I don’t know where i am going with this. Just rambling and looking at the crates of LP’s and stacks of CDs for something new to listen to…


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Docker for AWS persistent data volumes
Estimated reading time: 11 minutesWhat is Cloudstor?
Cloudstor is a modern volume plugin built by Docker. It comes pre-installed and
pre-configured in Docker swarms deployed through Docker for AWS. Docker swarm
mode tasks and regular Docker containers can use a volume created with
Cloudstor to mount a persistent data volume. In Docker for AWS, Cloudstor has
two backing
options:
relocatable
data volumes are backed by EBS.shared
data volumes are backed by EFS.
When you use the Docker CLI to create a swarm service along with the persistent volumes used by the service tasks, you can create three different types of persistent volumes:
- Unique
relocatable
Cloudstor volumes mounted by each task in a swarm service. - Global
shared
Cloudstor volumes mounted by all tasks in a swarm service. - Unique
shared
Cloudstor volumes mounted by each task in a swarm service.
Examples of each type of volume are described below.
Relocatable Cloudstor volumes
Workloads running in a Docker service that require access to low latency/high
IOPs persistent storage, such as a database engine, can use a relocatable
Cloudstor volume backed by EBS. When you create the volume, you can specify the
type of EBS volume appropriate for the workload (such as gp2
, io1
, st1
,
sc1
). Each relocatable
Cloudstor volume is backed by a single EBS volume.
If a swarm task using a relocatable
Cloudstor volume gets rescheduled to
another node within the same availability zone as the original node where the
task was running, Cloudstor detaches the backing EBS volume from the original
node and attaches it to the new target node automatically.
If the swarm task gets rescheduled to a node in a different availability zone, Cloudstor transfers the contents of the backing EBS volume to the destination availability zone using a snapshot, and cleans up the EBS volume in the original availability zone. To minimize the time necessary to create the snapshot to transfer data across availability zones, Cloudstor periodically takes snapshots of EBS volumes to ensure there is never a large number of writes that need to be transferred as part of the final snapshot when transferring the EBS volume across availability zones.
Typically the snapshot-based transfer process across availability zones takes between 2 and 5 minutes unless the work load is write-heavy. For extremely write-heavy workloads generating several GBs of fresh/new data every few minutes, the transfer may take longer than 5 minutes. The time required to snapshot and transfer increases sharply beyond 10 minutes if more than 20 GB of writes have been generated since the last snapshot interval. A swarm task is not started until the volume it mounts becomes available.
Sharing/mounting the same Cloudstor volume backed by EBS among multiple tasks
is not a supported scenario and leads to data loss. If you need a Cloudstor
volume to share data between tasks, choose the appropriate EFS backed shared
volume option. Using a relocatable
Cloudstor volume backed by EBS is
supported on all AWS regions that support EBS. The default backing
option is
relocatable
if EFS support is not selected during setup/installation or if
EFS is not supported in a region.
Shared Cloudstor volumes
When multiple swarm service tasks need to share data in a persistent storage
volume, you can use a shared
Cloudstor volume backed by EFS. Such a volume and
its contents can be mounted by multiple swarm service tasks without the risk of
data loss, since EFS makes the data available to all swarm nodes over NFS.
When swarm tasks using a shared
Cloudstor volume get rescheduled from one node
to another within the same or across different availability zones, the
persistent data backed by EFS volumes is always available. shared
Cloudstor
volumes only work in those AWS regions where EFS is supported. If EFS
Support is selected during setup/installation, the default “backing” option for
Cloudstor volumes is set to shared
so that EFS is used by default.
shared
Cloudstor volumes backed by EFS (or even EFS MaxIO) may not be ideal
for workloads that require very low latency and high IOPSs. For performance
details of EFS backed shared
Cloudstor volumes, see the AWS performance
guidelines.
Use Cloudstor
After initializing or joining a swarm on Docker for AWS, connect to any swarm manager using SSH. Verify that the CloudStor plugin is already installed and configured for the stack or resource group:
$ docker plugin ls
ID NAME DESCRIPTION ENABLED
f416c95c0dcc cloudstor:aws cloud storage plugin for Docker true
The following examples show how to create swarm services that require data
persistence using the --mount
flag and specifying Cloudstor as the volume
driver.
Share the same volume among tasks using EFS
In those regions where EFS is supported and EFS support is enabled during
deployment of the Cloud Formation template, you can use shared
Cloudstor
volumes to share access to persistent data across all tasks in a swarm service
running in multiple nodes, as in the following example:
$ docker service create \
--replicas 5 \
--name ping1 \
--mount type=volume,volume-driver=cloudstor:aws,source=sharedvol1,destination=/shareddata \
alpine ping docker.com
All replicas/tasks of the service ping1
share the same persistent volume
sharedvol1
mounted at /shareddata
path within the container. Docker takes
care of interacting with the Cloudstor plugin to ensure that EFS is mounted on
all nodes in the swarm where service tasks are scheduled. Your application needs
to be designed to ensure that tasks do not write concurrently on the same file
at the same time, to protect against data corruption.
You can verify that the same volume is shared among all the tasks by logging
into one of the task containers, writing a file under /shareddata/
, and
logging into another task container to verify that the file is available there
as well.
The only option available for EFS is perfmode
. You can set perfmode
to
maxio
for high IO throughput:
$ docker service create \
--replicas 5 \
--name ping3 \
--mount type=volume,volume-driver=cloudstor:aws,source={{.Service.Name}}-{{.Task.Slot}}-vol5,destination=/mydata,volume-opt=perfmode=maxio \
alpine ping docker.com
You can also create shared
Cloudstor volumes using the
docker volume create
CLI:
$ docker volume create -d "cloudstor:aws" --opt backing=shared mysharedvol1
Use a unique volume per task using EBS
If EBS is available and enabled, you can use a templatized notation with the
docker service create
CLI to create and mount a unique relocatable
Cloudstor
volume backed by a specified type of EBS for each task in a swarm service. New
EBS volumes typically take a few minutes to be created. Besides
backing=relocatable
, the following volume options are available:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
size |
Required parameter that indicates the size of the EBS volumes to create in GB. |
ebstype |
Optional parameter that indicates the type of the EBS volumes to create (gp2 , io1 , st1 , sc1 }. The default ebstype is Standard/Magnetic. For further details about EBS volume types, see the EBS volume type documentation. |
iops |
Required if ebstype specified is io1 , which enables provisioned IOPs. Needs to be in the appropriate range as required by EBS. |
Example usage:
$ docker service create \
--replicas 5 \
--name ping3 \
--mount type=volume,volume-driver=cloudstor:aws,source={{.Service.Name}}-{{.Task.Slot}}-vol,destination=/mydata,volume-opt=backing=relocatable,volume-opt=size=25,volume-opt=ebstype=gp2 \
alpine ping docker.com
The above example creates and mounts a distinct Cloudstor volume backed by 25 GB EBS
volumes of type gp2
for each task of the ping3
service. Each task mounts its
own volume at /mydata/
and all files under that mountpoint are unique to the
task mounting the volume.
It is highly recommended that you use the .Task.Slot
template to ensure that
task N
always gets access to volume N
, no matter which node it is executing
on/scheduled to. The total number of EBS volumes in the swarm should be kept
below 12 * (minimum number of nodes that are expected to be present at any
time)
to ensure that EC2 can properly attach EBS volumes to a node when another
node fails. Use EBS volumes only for those workloads where low latency and high
IOPs is absolutely necessary.
You can also create EBS backed volumes using the docker volume create
CLI:
$ docker volume create \
-d "cloudstor:aws" \
--opt ebstype=io1 \
--opt size=25 \
--opt iops=1000 \
--opt backing=relocatable \
mylocalvol1
Sharing the same relocatable
Cloudstor volume across multiple tasks of a
service or across multiple independent containers is not supported when
backing=relocatable
is specified. Attempting to do so results in IO errors.
Use a unique volume per task using EFS
If EFS is available and enabled, you can use templatized notation to create and mount a unique EFS-backed volume into each task of a service. This is useful if you already have too many EBS volumes or want to reduce the amount of time it takes to transfer volume data across availability zones.
$ docker service create \
--replicas 5 \
--name ping2 \
--mount type=volume,volume-driver=cloudstor:aws,source={{.Service.Name}}-{{.Task.Slot}}-vol,destination=/mydata \
alpine ping docker.com
Here, each task has mounted its own volume at /mydata/
and the files under
that mountpoint are unique to that task.
When a task with only shared
EFS volumes mounted is rescheduled on a different
node, Docker interacts with the Cloudstor plugin to create and mount the volume
corresponding to the task on the node where the task is rescheduled. Since data
on EFS is available to all swarm nodes and can be quickly mounted and accessed,
the rescheduling process for tasks using EFS-backed volumes typically takes a
few seconds, as compared to several minutes when using EBS.
It is highly recommended that you use the .Task.Slot
template to ensure that
task N
always gets access to volume N
no matter which node it is executing
on/scheduled to.
List or remove volumes created by Cloudstor
You can use docker volume ls
on any node to enumerate all volumes created by
Cloudstor across the swarm.
You can use docker volume rm [volume name]
to remove a Cloudstor volume from
any node. If you remove a volume from one node, make sure it is not being used
by another active node, since those tasks/containers in another node lose
access to their data.
Before deleting a Docker4AWS stack through CloudFormation, you should remove all
relocatable
Cloudstor volumes using docker volume rm
from within the stack.
EBS volumes corresponding to relocatable
Cloudstor volumes are not
automatically deleted as part of the CloudFormation stack deletion. To list any
relocatable
Cloudstor volumes and delete them after removing the Docker4AWS
stack where the volumes were created, go to the AWS portal or CLI and set a
filter with tag key set to StackID
and the tag value set to the md5 hash of
the CloudFormation Stack ID (typical format:
arn:aws:cloudformation:us-west-2:ID:stack/swarmname/GUID
).


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A cache object used to store and retrieve data, primarily used by $http and the script directive to cache templates and other data.
angular.module('superCache')
.factory('superCache', ['$cacheFactory', function($cacheFactory) {
return $cacheFactory('super-cache');
}]);
Example test:
it('should behave like a cache', inject(function(superCache) {
superCache.put('key', 'value');
superCache.put('another key', 'another value');
expect(superCache.info()).toEqual({
id: 'super-cache',
size: 2
});
superCache.remove('another key');
expect(superCache.get('another key')).toBeUndefined();
superCache.removeAll();
expect(superCache.info()).toEqual({
id: 'super-cache',
size: 0
});
}));
put(key, value);
Inserts a named entry into the Cache object to be retrieved later, and incrementing the size of the cache if the key was not already present in the cache. If behaving like an LRU cache, it will also remove stale entries from the set.
It will not insert undefined values into the cache.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| key | string |
the key under which the cached data is stored. |
| value | * |
the value to store alongside the key. If it is undefined, the key will not be stored. |
| * | the value stored. |
get(key);
Retrieves named data stored in the Cache object.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| key | string |
the key of the data to be retrieved |
| * | the value stored. |
remove(key);
Removes an entry from the Cache object.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| key | string |
the key of the entry to be removed |
removeAll();
Clears the cache object of any entries.
destroy();
Destroys the Cache object entirely, removing it from the $cacheFactory set.
info();
Retrieve information regarding a particular Cache.
| object | an object with the following properties:
|


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Search for a new UI5 Top 5 in 2018
Remember last years SAPUI5 Top 5? Well, here’s the announcement for a new SAP Community Competition – The UI5 Top5 edition 2018.
[author:
Twan van den Broek
]
Remember last years SAPUI5 Top 5? Well, here’s the announcement for a new SAP Community Competition – The UI5 Top5 edition 2018.
[author:
Twan van den Broek
]
One of the things I’ve always found being really complex was component reuse. This means to use one app inside another. In this blog series, I will try my best to demystify this, as it really...
Deep within the SAPUI5 and OpenUI5 toolkits lies a rather interesting library. Sat in a dimly lit corner, overshadowed by the all-singing, all-dancing sap.m, you notice it peering at you; beckoning...
The 4th UI5con was organised mostly by the UI5 developer themselves and was to say it shortly: not only the biggest, but the best UI5con ever, ever!!
What is it? UI5 Schemas allows you to develop SAPUI5/OpenUI5 XML Views at a maximum convenience. It downloads, upgrades and sets up SAPUI5/OpenUI5 XML schemas for a better development experience in...
When I arrived at Frankfurt Airport in order to attend (4th) UI5con@SAP, I knew that it was going to be a great day full of valuable content and enthusiastic people, just like the first one happened...
On Friday June 30. the “Community networking” event for UI5 developers took place at the SAP Education center in St. Leon-Rot. It was the largest UI5 event until now, showing that the...
Unfortunately, I didn’t go to this year UI5con (SAPUI5 / OPENUI5 conference), but for sure I want to be there in next year. I observe the whole conference on Twitter, and in this article, I would...
Quite some time ago an outcry went throughout this community asking “Hey SAP – Where do I download the SAPUI5 SDK“. Well, what can I say: that time there was no good answer to this legitimate...
I wanted to created a perfect example that would easily explain step by step how to create a Custom Control that wrap an external library from ground zero. That’s why I choose to integrate...
Hey #APIFriday-ers! If you have been following along with SAPPHIRE, you know that the SAP API Business Hub got an awesome refresh that came with a bunch of new content, like Machine Learning and...
In this blog, I will talk about how we collaborated with BSH Home Appliances Group to use Design Thinking, Rapid prototyping and agile ways of working to build a portal framework using technologies...
In this post I will explain briefly why I needed to create openui5-flatpickr, an openui5 custom control that wrap a Date Picker.
When we look at Fiori Elements, we see the opinionated design that helps drive us towards a unified user experience (Fiori in general), floorplans that resolve common business application scenarios...
The OpenUI5 data model uses a node on an XMPP server to synchronize itself to different connected clients. Because of the usage of CRDT (Conflict-free replicated data type) it is easy to build...
We all know, developers are pretty lazy, it’s a solid reality. That’s why I built openui5-i18n-util just for you!
Lately I’m used to add directly i18n placeholder inside js/xml files...
Two of the most popular Javascript frameworks and libraries are React and Angular2. There’re many articles that compare them against each other. However, they’re rarely compared with SAPUI5. The...
In this piece we will continue on to implementing a search help for our Smart Filter Bar filters along with setting up Multi-Combobox and Date Range Selection controls.
[author:
Joe Rupert]
My goal here is to outline some common requirements when building applications with Fiori Elements. I will not be covering how to work with the SAP Web IDE’s annotation modeler or how to configure...
With this blog series I hope to dig into Fiori Elements and describe what they are and how we, as developers, can leverage them to build robust applications that follow their opinionated design. In...
Go to the original postA new blog series „UI5ers Buzz“ was started recently by SAP UI5 developers. It’s available on the SAP Community and OpenUI5.org. Topics will range from previews of things to come in SAPUI5 and...
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A couple weeks ago I was trying to create a Custom Control Library in UI5 and I wanted to deploy my library to our on-Premise ABAP stack, but for some reason some parts are missing in the...
This blog post will contain a comparison between the SAP framework OpenUI5 and the Google Framework Polymer. On my current work project I am mainly using OpenUI5. I was the guy to decided to use it...
A few days ago I wrote a blog about deprecated SAP GW APIs here in the SAP Gateway Community. If you use the ODataModel in UI5 you have multiple...
Building large web applications can get complex pretty fast. Especially managing the state within the application is not always easy. Which buttons or fields should I show based on the users...
Go to the original postThis blog post is about using the state management library MobX together with UI5 to manage state in complex UI5 applications (as alternative to UI5 JSONModel). The benefits of this approach are a...
 One option is to create a custom control that extends a standard control and add your custom logic...
I once saw PacMan built in UI5 at a CodeJam. And 5 minutes after that we got a demo of SAP Sports One, also built in UI5. Sure, we all know that SAP Fiori applications are built with SAPUI5. And...
The purpose of this blog post is to show how to implement Split-Screen layout based on Fiori Design Guidelines using SAPUI5 routing API. The full working example with the source code is available...
What if we could generate all the fundamentals of a custom UI5 control based on a HTML example? What if there was a Fiori app where you can paste some html code and generates a SAPUI5 custom control...
After covering some of the basic aspects on how to improve the startup performance of SAPUI5 applications in my last post, I will cover some more advanced topics which nonetheless should apply to...
I decided a while ago to write this blog post after a call I had with a customer who struggled with the startup performance of his SAPUI5 application. The initial steps taken to improve the...
Choosing a view technology – Hands On! One of the great new developer tools we rolled out in the past year is the new – Github driven – SAP Developer Tutorials. The great part about them is...
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This blog post will describe a killer Java EE architecture that connects the database through a JPA layer to the client.The client will use OpenUI5 with a OData Model. I coded this whole project in...
Our friends from Hackerstolz are opening up a new OpenUI5 stream in their Hackschool format. Next workshop is happening at 4th of June in Mannheim and you can find more information on their...
A while back, I sent this twitter message into the Twitter-verse, with the intention to blog shortly after that on how I got UI5 running on an ESP8266. I’m afraid this blog was conceived a bit...
This sample OpenUI5 web app demonstrated custom UI controls that act as wrapper for charting libraries. It shows you how to integrate simple charts into OpenUI5 apps.
I last week saw the start of the much anticipated 2016 Edition of the course “Build Your Own SAP Fiori App in the Cloud“, aka “fiux2″. I’m enrolled and have just completed the first week, as...
I am just back from the german DSAG Technologietage 2016. Together with SAP i have hold a presentation concerning the differences between OpenUI5 and SAPUI5. I tried to figure out the key facts in...
At NCDEVCON - North Carolinas Premier Web Mobile Conference - Alex shows how to build instant prototypes with UI5 in this recording. Watch how to build UI5 apps with just very few steps.
As part of my preparation for teaching a SAPUI5 workshop in Israel, I was asked to provide some explanation on how SAPUI5 handles the topic of right-to-left languages. Since Ive never had to look at...
As the UI5 community is growing every day I have experienced that people new to UI5 find it hard to create simple demos demonstrating their issues. I have seem many questions onStackoverflow and...
As we had several inquiries about how to build up a OpenUI5 application in a Windows Phone hybrid app recently, we have investigated a bit in that area. You may have heard that there is a problem...
In advance of OSCON 2015 this week in Portland, SAP Developer Evangelist Alexander Graebe demonstrated OpenUI5, an open source JavaScript UI library, maintained by SAP, and available under the...
Join DJ in his great initiative, he started to create daily posts about UI5 on his blog. We will feature some of the content and contribute as well. As a bit of fun, and to celebrate this version 1.30...
I have recently worked on a UI5 project where we built an event-driven service-based architecture. We followed the TDD principles for most parts, so naturally, we ended up having lots of fake and mock...
Recently a colleague reviewed some of my SAPUI5 tutorials. He pointed out that declaring and initializing private properties directly on the prototype object can lead to issues. This could especially...
Ive been working with OpenUI5 for a few months now and I grew tired of the sharp tiles provided by the standard library. Good thing OpenUI5 allows the inheritance between components so that we can...
In this tutorial you will learn how to create modularized SAPUI5 applications using XML Views and Routing. We will create a simple Shell application that loads its content from XML Views, uses Routing...
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I just returned from FOSDEM, the conference for free and open source software developers that’s held annually in Brussels. It’s a super event that has a long pedigree already, and has managed to...
I just returned from FOSDEM, the conference for free and open source software developers that’s held annually in Brussels. It’s a super event that has a long pedigree already, and has managed to...
After posting my blog about how easy it is to get started with web development using OpenUI5 JSBin, I thought Id check out existing alternatives! My result: There are quite a few really good ones....
Before Ill answer the question, let me step back and set the stage for my arguments! I was invited by Leigh Jin, an associate professor at the San Francisco State University, to give a guest lecture...
This blog entry is accompanied by a full blown tutorial that you can, step by step, replicate on your computer at your own pace. There is minimal setup required (download openui5 and node.js) and it...
A very interesting interview about OpenUI5 from the D-Code Berlin 2014. Guests: Tobias Oetzel, UI5 Developer (SAP), Janina Blaesius, UI5 Developer (SAP), Tim Back, Chief Development Architect...
Check out this new community project featuring youtube videos, github projects and tutorials. The homepage is created enteriley with UI5!
On our YouTube Channel, you can now find a video course called Introduction to UI5. It consists of eight short video lectures that cover the basic aspects of UI5.
Several colleagues asked me what I think about Selenium. Testing apps with JavaScript based tools, on the other hand, has benefits and this brings OPA5 into play. OPA5 is an extension for SAPUI5...
Go to the original postHi all, we would like to share important news although one or the other might have already realized them. Since last Friday, we have enabled code contributions to OpenUI5. First of all, this...
Go to the original postThis is going to be a completely non-technical blog post, but still one that might give you interesting insight you normally dont get when looking at SAP and the UI5 library from outside.
Go to the original postLast updated on May 30, 2018 12:00 PM UTC
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These unique names are called identifiers.
The general rules for constructing names for variables (unique identifiers) are:
Creating a variable in JavaScript is called "declaring" a variable.
You declare a JavaScript variable with the var keyword.
After the declaration, the variable has no value. (Technically it has the value of undefined)
To assign a value to the variable, use the equal sign.
Start the statement with var and separate the variables by comma.


How much leave will I have on if my last payslip ending said I had hrs and I plan to use days before then?
You'll have --- days!
Based on annual leave days per year, a hour (5 day) work week, and days per year.
Nothing official, could be wrong, use at own risk.


Issue 6985: Correctly categorize DOM properties and methods
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
-
Turn on the Show User-defined {Properties,Functions} options in the DOM panel,
and turn everything else off.
-
Enable and switch to the Console panel
-
Run the following expressions in the Command Line and verify that the
opened DOM panel views contain only a "custom_prop" property, and __proto__:
inspect(window, "dom")
inspect(document, "dom")
inspect(document.body, "dom")
inspect(history, "dom")
Expected result
-
When "Show DOM {Properties,Functions,Constants}" are off, the DOM panel
should be empty except for used-defined properties (and __proto__).


Routing Traffic to Docker Services
By the end of this exercise, you should be able to:
- Anticipate how swarm will load balance traffic across a service with more than one replica
- Publish a port on every swarm member that forwards all incoming traffic to the virtual IP of a swarm service
Observing Load Balancing
Start by deploying a simple service which spawns containers that echo back their hostname when
curl
'ed:[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service create --name who-am-I \ --publish 8000:8000 \ --replicas 3 training/whoami:latest
Run
curl -4 localhost:8000
and observe the output. You should see something similar to the following:[centos@node-0 ~]$ curl -4 localhost:8000 I'm a7e5a21e6e26
Take note of the response. In this example, our value is
a7e5a21e6e26
. Thewhoami
containers uniquely identify themselves by returning their respective hostname. So each one of ourwhoami
instances should have a different value.Run
curl -4 localhost:8000
again. What can you observe? Notice how the value changes each time. This shows us that the routing mesh has sent our 2nd request over to a different container, since the value was different.Repeat the command two more times. What can you observe? You should see one new value and then on the 4th request it should revert back to the value of the first container. In this example that value is
a7e5a21e6e26
.Scale the number of tasks for our
who-am-I
service to 6:[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service update who-am-I --replicas=6
Now run
curl -4 localhost:8000
multiple times again. Use a loop like this:[centos@node-0 ~]$ for n in {1..10}; do curl localhost:8000 -4; done I'm 263fc24d0789 I'm 57ca6c0c0eb1 I'm c2ee8032c828 I'm c20c1412f4ff I'm e6a88a30481a I'm 86e262733b1e I'm 263fc24d0789 I'm 57ca6c0c0eb1 I'm c2ee8032c828 I'm c20c1412f4ff
You should be able to observe some new values. Note how the values repeat after the 6th curl command.
Using the Routing Mesh
Run an nginx service and expose the service port 80 on port 8080:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service create --name nginx --publish 8080:80 nginx
Check which node your nginx service task is scheduled on:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service ps nginx
Open a web browser and hit the IP address of that node at port 8080. You should see the NGINX welcome page. Try the same thing with the IP address of any other node in your cluster (using port 8080). No matter which swarm node IP you hit, the request gets forwarded to nginx by the routing mesh.
Cleanup
Remove all existing services, in preparation for future exercises:
[centos@node-0 ~]$ docker service rm $(docker service ls -q)
Conclusion
In these examples, you saw that requests to an exposed service will be automatically load balanced across all tasks providing that service. Furthermore, exposed services are reachable on all nodes in the swarm - whether they are running a container for that service or not.


Wild Lettuce (L. virosa)
It can be really hard to find lactuca virosa aka wild lettuce anywhere unless you ask for 'wild opium'. That's what they call it. I wonder why? It reminds me more of valerian root than it does of opium... oh, well... Anyhow, I must confess I enjoy this close relative of our common European lettuce. I often (2-3 times a week, perhaps) smoke it in the form of joints. I find it's too much of a hassle to smoke it in a bong, since quite a lot must be smoked to achieve any significant effect.
What effect? Well... mostly a slight light-headedness, a feeling of relaxation, which does not impair cognitive faculties (as far as I'm aware). I generally use it when I'm slightly stressed. I smoke a joint or two and get back to my books. I also think it somewhat enhances music appreciation, but maybe I'm just fooling myself. On the whole the effects are so slight it takes a while to actually notice them.
I think this is a useful herb, but definitely not a party drug, or an easy pick-me-up. The bad side is the smoke is really bitter, which is why it makes a terrible tobacco substitute in ganja joints (it even burns very differently). Really. And I should recommend processing the dry leaves before smoking, because the packets you can find on the market are full of twigs which are really harsh to smoke.
Two other methods I've tried are also worth mentioning. The first is brewing a tea (for this I simmer some grammes of the stuff in water for 10 min. and then leave it to rest for another 15). It's quite drinkable (tastes a bit like spinach), and might contain some vitamins, but I don't think it's very effective.
The other method is making an extract (I believe it's called 'lactucarium'). I made it by leaving the dry leaves (1 part of leaves for 2 of liquid) in a bowl filled with water over night. The next day I let it evaporate, by heating it on a very, very low flame (don't let it boil). What I get at the end is a sticky substance that looks a bit like opium, but smells like licorice and tastes oh-so-bitter. The problem with this stuff is that it's difficult to smoke, since it doesn't seem to burn easily, even when it gets drier. I used a bit of it as I would hash and it seems to strengthen my regular lettuce joint, but not much...
On the whole, I think the extraction method is too much of a bother, and the end result is not worth all the effort. Use lactuca virosa to relax, as you might drink camomile, and with time you'll come to appreciate it. Just don't expect too much from it and don't think it'll get you 'high'.
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I think there are some other stats that would be beneficial to add to peoples stats pages.
Kill per minute for both vehicles and weapons is an important one
, as it's one of the few things that can't be influenced by boosting and things of that nature. For weapons, it can be somewhat influenced by playing high player count Close Quarters, but even then it's still a good measure of someones actual ability. It's even more important for vehicles.
Another neat idea might be to add the Rankings from someones BF3Stats.com page, disabled vehicles per round, General Score per Minute and all of the other ones.
The BF3stats.com integration is easily one of the best features of BBlog, but I think there are a few key stats that everyone would benefit to including!


A small, friendly fishing port about 30nm west of Skikda.
Coastguard/police will attract your attention when entering and then deal with the formalities.
Last updated July 2014.
You will be found a berth among the fishing boats. The Harbour Master is very helpful.
In the port you will be a curiosity and people will stand and look at your boat. Talk to them in French!
Last updated July 2014.


MURO 128- sodium chloride ointment
Bausch & Lomb Incorporated
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients
Sodium chloride, 50 mg (5%)
Purpose
Hypertonicity agent
Uses
temporary relieve of corneal edema
Warnings
Do not use except under the advice and supervision of a doctor
When using this product
- •
- it may cause temporary burning and irritation
- •
- replace cap after use
- •
- to avoid contamination do not touch tip of container to any surface
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- •
- condition worsens or persists for more than 72 hours
- •
- you experience eye pain, changes in vision, continued redness or irritation of the eye
Keep out of reach of children.
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
-
- pull down the lower lid of the affected eye
-
- apply a small amount (1/4 inch) of ointment to the inside of eyelid
-
- apply every 3 or 4 hours or as directed by a doctor
Other information
- •
- store at 15° - 25°C (59° - 77°F)
- •
- keep tightly closed
- •
- DO NOT FREEZE
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- see crimp of tube or carton for Lot Number and Expiration Date
- •
- do not use if difficult to dispense or visible particles are seen in the product
- •
- serious side effects associated with use of the product may be reported to the phone number below
Inactive ingredients
lanolin, mineral oil, purified water, white petrolatum
Questions?
Call 1-800-323-0000
Package/Label Principal Display Panel
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Muro 128®
sodium chloride hypertonicity ophthalmic ointment, 5%
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We know "bottoms up" as an idiom for drinking; in another sense, we can lift what are often thought lowly of or overlooked—like the importance of mental health—to others' attention.
Written and designed by BGL.Signal, "Bottoms Up" is an interactive fiction describing eye-opening fear and dual diagnosis through the eyes of one girl.
"Trigger Warnings for Trypophobia and Ommetaphobia.
Disclaimer: the creators do not have first-hand experience of, nor diagnosed with dual diagnosis or phobias implied in the story, but have done sufficient research in order to grasp understandings.
Use the left and right arrow keys to navigate.
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5.1.1 Smith, 2009
“Applications of remote sensing in geomorphology” (Smith and Pain 2009)
Key contribution: A review of the use of remote sensing for geomorphology, without a particular focus on mangroves. The article reviews the current platforms and data types, and maps them to their relevant uses within geomorphology.
Of particular note:
Remote sensing particularly well placed to aid studies of geomorphology in:
- location and distribution of landforms
- land surface elevation
- land surface composition
- subsurface characterization
The authors remark consistently on the added value of digital elevation models (both as products, as well as automatic classification by sensors) for geomorphology.
Among most important techniques for postprocessing of LiDAR point clouds for geomorphologists is removing “surface clutter” to extract actual ground surface.
Note:
- Look further into mangrove sites on OpenTopography
Further reading:
- Clark, 1999 - Spectroscopy of rocks and minerals, and principles of spectroscopy
- Sithole and Vosselman, 2004 - Experimental comparison of filter algorithms for bare-Earth extraction from airborne laser scanning point clouds
5.1.2 Adam, 2010
“Multispectral and hyperspectral remote sensing for identification and mapping of wetland vegetation: A review” (Adam, Mutanga, and Rugege 2010)
Key contribution: This review examines the status quo of mapping wetland vegetation using spectral (multi and hyper) imagery, with a particular focus on discriminating wetland vegetation as well as monitoring biophysical and biochemical characteristics.
Key findings:
- the spectral and spatial composition of mangrove species and vegetation assemblages has complicated use of multispectral (broadband) imagery; hyperspectral (narrowband) imagery is promising but more difficult to access
- spectral signatures of different wetland veg are often similar, and are “muddied” by spectral reflectance from soil, hydrologic regime or atmospheric conditions
- spectral signatures affected most strongly by biochemical and biophysical properties of leaves, which vary greatly across species
- discrimination of wetland species from Landsat TM or SPOT imagery has generally been insufficient due to:
- lack of fine, ecological divisions between vegetation species
- broad nature of spectral wavebands
- lack of high spectral and spatial resolution to detect subcanopy vegetation types
- ANNs and fuzzy classification techniques have shown promise in better classifying mixed species pixels
- most important biochemical and biophysical properties characterizing wetland species are:
- chlorophyll - green pigment
- biomass concentration - biophysical prop
- leaf water content
- major issue of using vegetation indices (e.g., NDVI) to estimate biomass is the saturation problem
- Mutanga and Skidmore (2004) propose one mechanism to resolve saturation problem
- building spectral libraries via hyperspectral sensors is critical for discriminating wetland species, but also needs investigation at different sites & scales as reflectance within species may vary depending on environmental conditions
Research ideas:
- Spectral imagery can be effective in monitoring plant water content, which may vary significantly across mangrove species due to differing water use efficiencies
Further reading:
5.1.3 Heumann, 2011
“Satellite remote sensing of mangrove forests: Recent advances and future opportunities” (Heumann 2011)
Key contribution: One of several reviews of mangroves and remote sensing techniques that focuses primarily (i.e., solely) on vegetation mapping.
Key findings:
- Spectral discrimination of different species not successful using multispectral (broadband) imagery (Ramsey and Jensen, 1996).
- Mixed pixels also an issue for discriminating species as well as estimating canopy structure
- Spectral saturation at high biomass values is a particular problem for mapping biomass and volumes
- Very high resolution imagery effective at reducing mixed pixels just due to smaller size
- OBIA has typically been applied to species discrimination rather than extent of mangrove mappings
- Quickbird and IKONOS sensors are most common for very high resolution imagery due to long-term archiving of data
- multispectral sensors but show improvement over Landsat TM or ETM+ due to reduced numbers of mixed pixels
- Use of spectral data only is often insufficient for discrimination of species
- Classification accuracies are greatly improved when other image properties are considered, such as texture
- Texture analaysis has been applied to species discrimination, but has not been investigated (as of 2011) for other forest characteristics
- C-band PolSAR has lowest ability to parse forest structure of SAR bands
Mangrove biomass specific findings:
- Canopy height and biomass have been shown to be strongly correlated in mangroves (e.g., Fromard et al., 1998; Smith and Whelan, 2006)
- must studies of height and biomass have employed SAR data
- different polarizations (based on wavelength) interact differently with different components of the forest
- trunks and soils may produce single or double bounce interactions
- signal may scatter within canopy
- P-band POLSAR or HV polarization of L-band SAR perform best in mapping aboveground biomass
Very-high resolution satellites:
- The IKONOS and Quickbird are most commonly used, due to archiving of data and plans for long-term consistency
- IKONOS > GeoEye-1 (successor) (multispect @ 1.65 m and panchrom @ 0.41 m)
- Quickbird > Worldview-2 (successor) (<2m multi, <0.5 m panchrom)
- note that Worldview-2 has 8 multispectral channels, including those in yellow and red edge ranges designed for veg studies
Research ideas:
- Coupling of species mapping with species-specific allometry equations for better estimates of mangrove biomass
- Might make sense in Americas where just three species exist (easier!)
5.1.4 Kuenzer, 2011
“Remote sensing of mangrove ecosystems: A review” (Kuenzer et al. 2011)
Key contribution: This is a very extensive review of remote sensing and mangroves.
Notes:
Optical imagery:
The spectral signature of mangrove leaves are largely a function of age, vitality, phenological props and physiological props. Greater discrimination between species (at least in Vietnam) may be seen in the NIR, but little differentiation seen in VIS:
Radar imagery:
- SAR imagery provides intensity values of the “backscatter coefficient”. Given different polarizations and wavelengths of SAR scanning, different interactions with mangrove landscape occur.
- The different SAR bands are as follows:
- X-band - 3 cm wavelength, effective for direct backscatter from canopy
- C-band - 6 cm, plant/soil multiple and volume scattering
- L-band - 24 cm, direct backscatter from soil & water
Sensors:
- See Table 2 in the study for an extensive list of sensors used within remote sensing of mangrove studies
- Aerial imagery is limited in that it cannot be scaled beyond immediate site/locality, but has value in that it can provide high-resolution data particularly for hard to access sites without field data.
- High spatial resolution data (IKONOS & Quickbird)
- Ultimate goal is to map mangroves at the species level
- A comparison of IKONOS and QuickBird found IKONOS (4 m) to be more effective at discriminating in species because of the higher spectral resolution. QuickBird has higher spatial resolution (1 m) but was less useful in this particular investigation (Greg’s paper).
- Hyperspectral imagery
- identifying relevant bands is a time intensive process and many bands are highly correlated
- EnMAP sensor
- satellite hyperspectral data that will provide more access to hyperspectral datasets globally
- is this online? I’m not sure yet.
Several tables are given in the paper that describe the various data sensors and platforms and their relative benefits and limitations for remote sensing of mangroves.
Needs within RS of mangroves space:
The authors call for several needs within the remote sensing of mangrove space:
- Need for homogenized classification schemes - ontologies, e.g., what is a sparse versus dense mangrove
- Need for standardized data-processing models - standardiziing preprocessing, processing and post processing such that enhanced comparability of studies is enabled
- Need for homogenized transparent accuracy assessment - self explanatory
- Need for further investigations of synergistic data use - coupling of new, novel and disparate RS datasets to investigate novel research questions
- Need for ecosystem service assessments
- Need for interdisciplinary and well-networked research teams
5.1.5 Giri, 2016
“Observation and monitoring of mangrove forests using remote sensing: Opportunities and challenges” (Giri 2016)
Key contribution: This is an introductory piece to a special issue on monitoring mangroves using RS. There are potentially interesting pieces in the special issue but most are focused on vegetation dynamics rather than geomorphology.
Giri is one of the key researchers working on mapping of mangrove forests using RS data, and offers some succint advice on steps for classifying mangrove forests:
- identify clear and concise objective
- develop classification system and legend
- satellite and secondary data acquisition
- data pre-processing
- training data collection
- image classification
- results validation
- dissemination of results
- application of classification results
*Random notes:*
- Important to be clear on consideration of purely true mangroves, or true mangroves with mangrove associates.
- Entire Landsat archive available in Amazon Web Services as well as Google Earth Engine.
Article synopses:
- Zhu et al, 2016: Look at Back Propagation ANN to map mangrove forest biomass using WorldView-2 imagery. Find that inclusion of species dummy variable for S. apetala vs K. candel highly significant in improving biomass estimation accuracy.
- Cuogo et al, 2016: Examined SAR backscattering from Radarsat-2 C-band data for correlations with forest structure and species data in Amazon. Might be interesting to look into their methods for sites in Thailand
- Jones et al, 2016: Used Giri’s data to assess changes in mangrove cover at national level for Madagascar. Produced higher accuracy maps with improved detail relative to Giri’s data. Potentially interesting for Thailand.
References
Smith, MJ, and CF Pain. 2009. “Applications of Remote Sensing in Geomorphology.” Progress in Physical Geography 33 (4): 568–82. doi:10.1177/0309133309346648.
Adam, Elhadi, Onisimo Mutanga, and Denis Rugege. 2010. “Multispectral and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing for Identification and Mapping of Wetland Vegetation: A Review.” Wetlands Ecology and Management 18 (3): 281–96. doi:10.1007/s11273-009-9169-z.
Heumann, Benjamin W. 2011. “Satellite Remote Sensing of Mangrove Forests: Recent Advances and Future Opportunities.” Progress in Physical Geography 35 (1): 87–108. doi:10.1177/0309133310385371.
Kuenzer, Claudia, Andrea Bluemel, Steffen Gebhardt, Tuan Vo Quoc, and Stefan Dech. 2011. “Remote Sensing of Mangrove Ecosystems: A Review.” Remote Sensing 3 (5): 878–928. doi:10.3390/rs3050878.
Giri, Chandra. 2016. “Observation and Monitoring of Mangrove Forests Using Remote Sensing: Opportunities and Challenges.” Remote Sensing 8. doi:10.3390/rs8090783.


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This argument supports reference-ordered data (ROD) files in the following formats: ${arg.rodTypes}
#if> <#if arg.otherArgumentRequired != "NA">Dependency: This argument requires that you also specify ${arg.otherArgumentRequired}
.
Exclusion: This argument cannot be used at the same time as ${arg.exclusiveOf}
.
The ${arg.name} argument is an enumerated type (${arg.type}), which can have one of the following values:
<#if arg.required != "NA"> <#if arg.required == "yes"> R #if> #if> ${arg.type} <#if arg.defaultValue?has_content> ${arg.defaultValue} #if> <#if arg.minValue?is_number> [ [ ${arg.minValue} #if> <#if arg.minRecValue?is_number> [ ${arg.minRecValue} #if> <#if arg.maxRecValue?is_number> ${arg.maxRecValue} ] #if> <#if arg.maxValue?is_number> ${arg.maxValue} ] ] #if>
#macro> <#macro relatedByType name type> <#list relatedDocs as relatedDoc> <#if relatedDoc.relation == type>${summary}
<#if group?? >${line}
This Read Filter is automatically applied to the data by the Engine before processing by ${name}.
#if> <#if (readfilters?size > 1) >These Read Filters are automatically applied to the data by the Engine before processing by ${name}.
#if>This tool can be run in multi-threaded mode using this option.
#if> <#if (parallel?size > 1)>This tool can be run in multi-threaded mode using these options.
#if>This tool does not apply any downsampling by default.
#if> <#if downsampling.by != "NONE">This tool applies the following downsampling settings by default.
This tool uses a sliding window on the reference.
This tool uses ActiveRegions on the reference.
All tools inherit arguments from the GATK Engine' "CommandLineGATK" argument collection, which can be used to modify various aspects of the tool's function. For example, the -L argument directs the GATK engine to restrict processing to specific genomic intervals; or the -rf argument allows you to apply certain read filters to exclude some of the data from the analysis.
This table summarizes the command-line arguments that are specific to this tool. For more details on each argument, see the list further down below the table or click on an argument name to jump directly to that entry in the list.
| Argument name(s) | Default value | Summary |
|---|
Arguments in this list are specific to this tool. Keep in mind that other arguments are available that are shared with other tools (e.g. command-line GATK arguments); see Inherited arguments above.
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