This tool finds features (and portions of features) that are within the boundaries of areas in the first input layer.
If Use current map extent is checked, only those features in the input layer and the layer to be summarized that are visible within the current map extent will be analyzed. If unchecked, all features in both the input layer and the layer to be summarized will be analyzed, even if they are outside the current map extent.
The area layer that will be used to summarize features that fall within its boundaries. You can choose to summarize within a polygon layer that you provide or within square or hexagon bins that are generated when the tool runs. When generating bins, for Square, the number and units specified determine the height and length of the square. For Hexagon, the number and units specified determine the distance between parallel sides.
Analysis using Square or Hexagon bins requires a projected coordinate system. You can set the Processing coordinate system in Analysis Environments. If your processing coordinate system is not set to a projected coordinate system, you will be prompted to set it when you Run Analysis .
In addition to choosing a layer from your map, you can choose Choose Analysis Layer at the bottom of the drop-down list to browse to your contents for a big data file share dataset or feature layer.
Features in this layer that fall within the boundaries of features in the input layer, or bins specified above, will be summarized.
In addition to choosing a layer from your map, you can choose Choose Analysis Layer at the bottom of the drop-down list to browse to your contents for a big data file share dataset or feature layer.
The distance used to generate bins.
Either Bin Size for bins or Area Layer must be set.
If time is enabled on the input point layer and it is of type instant, you can analyze using time stepping. There are three parameters you can set when you use time:
For example, if you have data that represents a year in time and you want to analyze it using weekly steps, set Time step interval to 1 week
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For example, if you have data that represents a year in time and you want to analyze it using the first week of the month, set Time step interval to 1 week
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The interval of time used for generating time steps. Time step interval can be used alone or with the How often to repeat the time step or Time to align the time steps to parameter.
For example, if you want to create time steps that take place every Monday from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m., set Time step interval to 1 hour
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The step used for calculating a time step. How often to repeat the time step can be used alone, with Time step interval, with Reference Time, or with both Time step interval and Time to align the time steps to.
For example, if you want to create time steps that take place every Monday from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m., set Time step interval to 1 hour
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The date and time used to align time slicing. Time stepping will start at and continue backward from this time. If no reference time is selected, time stepping will align to January 1st, 1970.
For example, if you want to create time steps that take place every Monday from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m., set Time step interval to 1 hour
, How often to repeat the time step to 1 week
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You can calculate statistics on features that are summarized. You can calculate the following on numeric fields:
You can calculate the following on string fields:
In addition to these statistics, proportional statistics will be calculated on all numeric fields:
Depending on the types of features you are summarizing, the total count of nearby points, total length of lines, or total area will be calculated.
This is an attribute of the Summarize features that you can use to calculate statistics separately for each unique attribute value. For example, suppose the first input layer contains city boundaries and the summary features are parcels. One of the attributes of the parcels is Status which contains two values: VACANT and OCCUPIED. To calculate the total area of vacant and occupied parcels within the boundaries of cities, use Status as the group by attribute. The statistics for each group, as well as the count of features within each area boundary, will be displayed in the result layer's pop-up.
This checkbox is enabled when you choose a field to group by. If you want to find out which attribute values within each group are the minority (least dominant) or the majority (most dominant) within each boundary of the first input layer, select Add minority, majority. When you select Add minority, majority, two new fields are added to your result layer. If you also select Add percentages, two additional fields are added to the result layer containing the percentages of the minority and majority attribute values within each group.
This check box is enabled when you choose a field to group by. Select Add percentages if you want to find the percentage of each attribute value within each group. A new field is added to the result table containing the percentages of each attribute value within each group. If Add minority, majority is also checked, two additional fields are added to the result layer containing the percentages of the minority and majority attribute values within each group.
GeoAnalytics results are stored to an data store and exposed as a feature layer in Portal for ArcGIS. In most cases, results should be stored to the spatiotemporal data store and this is the default. In some cases, saving results to the relational data store is a good option. The following are reasons why you may want to store results to the relational data store:
You should not use the relational data store if you expect your GeoAnalytics results to increase and need to take advantage of the spatiotemporal big data store's capabilities to handle large amounts of data.
The name of the layer that will be created. If you are writing to an ArcGIS Data Store, your results will be saved in My Content and added to the map. If you are writing to a big data file share, your results will be stored in the big data file share and added to its manifest. It will not be added to the map. The default name is based on the tool name and the input layer name. If the layer already exists, the tool will fail.
When writing to ArcGIS Data Store (relational or spatiotemporal big data store) using the Save result in drop-down box, you can specify the name of a folder in My Content where the result will be saved.


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Snapchat working on 'deepfake' feature which is not as sinister as it sounds
by Jasper HamillSnapchat is working on a ‘deepfake’ feature which will let users add their face to videos.
The new tool is called Cameo and will allow people to replace faces in clips with their own beautiful visage.
A deepfake video uses artificial intelligence to map the likeness of one person onto another.
It’s feared that the technology will be used to destabilise society because it allows the creation of highly convincing fake news.
But there are good reasons not to fear the arrival of Cameo.
It’s being tested in France right now and is likely to be rolled out across the world in the coming weeks or months.
In a statement, Snapchat said: ‘Cameos aren’t ready to take the stage yet, but stay tuned for their global debut soon.’
Deepfake is a portmanteau combining the words ‘deep learning’ and ‘fake’, referring to simulated videos of human beings.
Its power has been vividly showcased in footage which shows the
The tech uses machine learning or artificial intelligence to combine digital images with audio files to make convincing-looking fake footage of people uttering words they’ve actually said.
We’ve already it used to bring the Mona Lisa spring to life, whilst pornographers are already creating deepfake sex videos which make it look like mainstream stars are getting involved in the action.
Politics is likely to be profoundly affected by the technology, which was demonstrated recently in a video which appeared to show Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn endorsing each other.
It’s easy to see how it could be used to make effective propaganda or sew distrust among citizens, who may become unable to work out if a video is fake or genuine.
Snapchat’s own deepfake offering is not as sinister at it sounds for one simple reason: it’s not all that convincing yet.
It will superimpose your face onto a video, sure, but the resulting creation is not particularly realistic.
This means the feature is more suitable for comedy or the creation of bespoke reaction gifs than, you know, subverting democracy.
Snapchat has created 150 looping video gifs for Cameo. You’ll be able to cut out an image of a face and then add it to an actor’s own features in one of these clips.
You’ll also be able to easily send Cameos in chats.


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SkillsSQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), Python, MS Excel, Tableau, Microsoft Power BI, Data Studio, Google Analytics, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, Data Import/Export, Data Cleansing, Data quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC), Data Wrangling, Data Aggregation, ETL Process, Exploratory Data Analysis
Scikit-Learn, TensorFlow, Keras, Feature Engineering, Predictive Modeling, Time Series Analysis
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Market Analyst | Centerm - Tehran, Iran Jan 2019 – Dec 2019
• Launched a project by analyzing the sales and importing market for POS Terminal machines and presenting it by the data story for stakeholders in Tehran/Iran and Shanghai/China, both in person
• Composed a comprehensive report by compiling 100,000 rows of the data with Excel through the last 15 years of importing purchase orders into the country and forecasting the future trends and amounts with Time Series in Python
• Built a business Tableau dashboard, determining prices for POS Terminal machines and recommended the optimum order amounts
• Collected, cleaned, validated and analyzed complex data from multiple sources, also was responsible for detecting patterns and problems within data and suggesting improvements
Data Analyst | DyStar - Tehran, Iran Sep 2015 – Dec 2018
• Explored the best-selling textile dye material by analyzing more than 300,000 records with MySQL in five years and recognizing the best sellers of the market in Iran and Turkey
• Acted as an interpreter and bridge between data and the business by creating amazing reports and dashboards in Tableau/Power BI, helping to illustrate a story and insights
• Increased 15% of Disperse black dye materials’ sales by suggesting a competing price according to SWOT analysis
• Composed and presented quarterly and annual sales reports for the stakeholders in Iran, Turkey and Germany
Project Coordinator | Arme Group - Tehran, Iran Apr 2009 – Mar 2012
• Led a team of five people for scheduling, documentation, and sending different equipment to construction sites
• Developed a PMO (Project Management Office), scheduled and monitored all the construction teams
• Assembled time-table for projects with Primavera P6 and MS Project
Sales and Marketing Expert | Rangavar Shimi - Tehran, Iran Feb 2006 – Mar 2009
• Awarded for selling 120 tons of TiO2 in a year
• Analyzed the market share by collecting data in Excel spreadsheets and made the interactive visualization dashboards
• Coordinated between Tehran and Dubai offices


The Bottom Rung Big Beat Festival 29th & 30th April 6pm-1am
Tony 2-Eyes (Land of 1000 Dances) and Big Gus (The Go-Go) present a line up of Scotland’s finest Garage Punk, Beat, Trash, Rock’n’Roll bands and DJs.
A weekender guaranteed to take your attention as far away from any royal wedding as possible.
Free Entry, Suggested Donation £6 each night, Bring Your Own Booze
Organized in part to help raise funds for The Forest Cafe continued existence this is, in name, a free event but we would like to stress the need for generous contributions to make this event a success. All artists and DJs are giving their time and talents for free.
The Line Up
Janey & The Ravemen
Playing for the first time in Scotland, The Ravemen are an almost complete resurrection of Hamburg era, R’n’R, Beat legends The Kaisers (with the help of a couple of The Rapiers for good measure.) Expect a gear pre-fab-four riot, all beatle boots, skinny ties and leather waistcoats.
The Thanes
Needing little introduction, The Thanes have now been performing their own styled Garage Punk mixed with R’n’B, Folk Rock and Psych for nearly 25 years. This year will see their 9th LP released on Dirty Water Records in the autumn. http://www.myspace.com/thethanes
Les BOF!
Probably Scotland’s only French language Garage Beat combo! 60s French classics from the likes of Jacques Dutronc and Ronnie Bird mixed with their own punked up r’n’b originals. Their debut LP on the CopaseDisques label is out in June.
http://www.lesbof.fr/
Hidden Masters
Prog-folk psychadelia from Glasgow. Their debut single ‘Nobody Knows We’re Here’ released on State Records last year is well worth a spin. The group contains ex members of The Needles and Bangtwister. http://www.myspace.com/hiddenmasters
The Brutes
Brute by name Brute by nature! Lo-fi, high octane garage punk from ex Grease Monkeys and Bangtwister members. Recently featured on Shindig magazine’s download CD.
http://www.myspace.com/theebrutes
The Fnords
A female fronted chaotic garage trash trio with more than a hint of surfing guitar. From Edinburgh and Glasgow and featuring one ex member of the legendry Gussets.
http://www.myspace.com/thefnords
A one man band typhoon! Rockabilly surf blues occasionally towards the Hasil Adkins end of the spectrum. Formerly one half of Thee Phantom Herd.
Prairie Rose & The Wildwoods
This wonderous innocently voiced, trashy, country trio were recently tipped by The List magazine as ones to watch in 2011. Contains an ex Rohypster.
http://www.myspace.com/prairierosethewildwoods
The Leith Links
A metamorphous of former Edinburgh Surf guitar champions Preston Pfanz & The Seaton Sands, now dedicated to the sound of Link Wray and his distorted guitar rumble.
http://www.myspace.com/theleithlinks
Disc Jockeys
Recorded music on the phonograph played to you by your hosts Tony 2-Eyes and Big Gus along with the Vintage Violence DJs playing extreme rock’n’roll from the 50s to the 80s plus R’n’B and Soul from The Mike & Tina Turntable Revue.
Friday running order: CHARLES RANDOLPH RIVERS, KEITH DOUGLAS, HIDDEN MASTERS, FNORDS, THE THANES
Saturday running order: PRARIE ROSE & THE WILDWOODS, THE LEITH LINKS, THEE PHAR’I-SEES, THE BRUTES, JANEY & THE RAVEMEN, LES BOF!
Tracer Trails present ROOFRAISER WEEK TWO Arrington de Dionyso’s Malaikat dan Singa + The Leg
Forest Hall, 8PM, Friday 1st April
ARRINGTON DE DIONYSO makes trans-utopian world music for a world that exists in fever dreams and hallucinations! Using performance and visual art, he traverses the nameless territories held between surrealist automatism, shamanic seance, and the folk imagery of rock and roll! Ecstasy vs. Madness!
OLD TIME RELIJUN being presently on hiatus, De Dionyso’s most recent project, MALAIKAT DAN SINGA, is a trance-punk outfit featuring bass clarinet, guitars and his trademark wild vocals (multi-spectral harmonic throatsinging combined with grunts, yelps, and barks) – this time, all sung in Indonesian. In Edinburgh he will be joined by BEN REYNOLDS on bass guitar and OWEN CURTIS WILLIAMS playing drums!
Plus maverick, panda-masked vom-rock from Tracer Trails favourites THE LEG – can we expect Moonlight Shadow??
Theatre Paradok presents Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen
March 15th to 19th in the hall upstairs
Suggested donation £6
The dreamer and liar Peer embarks on a dangerous personality-splitting adventure searching for an impossible, extravagant intoxicating life but only finding sobriety. In his quest to find himself, he becomes an outlaw, king of the trolls, a multi-millionaire, a prophet and an inmate of an insane asylum.
Tuesday: 7:30
Wednesday: 7:30
Thursday: 2:30 followed by “Troll Crawl” [St. Patrick’s Day]
Friday: 7:30
Saturday: 7:30
Live Music / Performance / Video / Installation
Entry by donation, 9pm - late
At a secret location in Hoxton
Arctic Circle (Bristo), Fueldiva (Edinburgh), Konstruct (London), What They Could Do They Did, Kohoutek, Mal Voyage, Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle, Spectres
Visit http://lostintheforest.info/ for more details
Portrait in Forest Café
Free portrait taking for everyone coming in Forest Café
March 12th and 19th from 1:00pm
One face is one story, your face in Forest Café is not only your story, it becomes Forest Café’s too.
A photographer, Forest Café supporter, Liza, is eager to help Forest Café by throwing a free photography session to take portraits of people who come in Forest Café. Later on portraits will be displayed in Forest Café, and people in photos could buy their own portraits and the money goes to help The Forest’s fundraising campaign.
Also, the whole photography process will be filmed and made into a short film by Yu-Hsueh Lin who is a documentary film maker based in Edinburgh.
Save The Forest / Right To Refuge Joint Fundraiser
Saturday 26th February, Forest Church Hall
Live Music 7:30-10, No Globe Clubnight 10-3
Save the Forest Cafe // Right to Refugee Campaign
Raising money for Edinburgh’s threatened DIY Radical Arts Space and the Woodcraft Folk’s project working with young asylum seekers and refugees around the UK.
“Elegant and mysterious, their sound is soft words and sound loops that
weave and float over a topography of sublime atmospherics” - STEREOKILL
Stunning electronica from Newcastle. For fans of Múm, Bjork, Kate Bush,
James Blake, IE - Anyone with ears.”
Blank Canvas
Young local lads play joyous garage with vocal hooks sharp enough to scar.
Lungs of steel from the valleys of Yorkshire. Like a raw, stripped down Adele, or an acoustic Beth Ditto after a few rollups and a gin and tonic.
Plus - Ceilidh / Raffle / Auction & Cakes!
Followed by NO GLOBE Clubnight 10pm-3am
Party Music Without Borders!
From Balkan Bangers to Afrobeats, music from DJ NO GLOBE (Edinburgh
Début), DJ CHARLIE & DJ ISAAC (African Caribbean Society) -
Kuduro / Klezma / Shangaan Electro / Congotronics / Bashment / Dancehall
/ J-Pop / Electro Swing / Township Funk / Bhangra / Hip Hop /
£4 recommended donation for the night.
BYOB - Cork-age for the forest.
All ages.
AND BLISSED OUT PERFORMANCES UPSTAIRS
hosted by Inky Fingers
-: Dress to Dance all night at a Mad Hatter’s Teaparty! :-
We’re relaunching the SAVE THE FOREST Fundraising Campaign in spectacular style
with this, the biggest, wildest, gleefullest, giddiest night of the year so
far. Expect more news of what to expect soon, and info about the latest from
the Forest fundraising campaign. We’re also still recruit for volunteers to
help run the event: see here for details.
Films@The Forest Fundraiser – Call for Submissions
End of Submissions: 22nd of February
Dear Film-maker,
Are you currently studying film and the art of film making?
Would you like to have the opportunity to show your work…… and help an independent art space in Edinburgh?
Doesn’t matter if you’re still a student or an amateur, we give you a possibility to show your art to a wide audience, in a friendly, open venue: The Forest Café!
As a part of our fund-raising campaign, we are organising a day of showing films (any genre) made by local film-makers as an act of resistance in order to save free art through free art.
This event will take place on February the 25th. Please send us your works and a little blurb about you before February the 22nd, to the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>address.
Please send only .mov/quicktime format.
For more information, feel free to contact us using the e-mail
address above or join our Facebook group Films at the Forest.
You can also look us up on our blog filmsattheforest.blogspot.com
Hope to see you and your films at the Forest Café!


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Utility connection delays amid housing crisis are inexcusable
Sherry FitzGerald research finds issue causing slowdown in sales closures
While anecdotal, there was a troublesome titbit of information in recently released Sherry FitzGerald research.
The estate agent noted a slowdown in sales closures primarily due to problems arising from utility connection issues, typically to water mains.
Though this may seem relatively inconsequential, two issues arise here. First, a person who has paid a deposit on a home is delayed from moving, thereby most likely prolonging their stay in rented accommodation. Second, a developer is stymied from continuing construction on a second phase of a project if they haven’t received the funds to pay for the first phase of construction.
It doesn’t take a genius to see why these two outcomes may be problematic, particularly when this State is burdened by an ongoing housing crisis.
There is some logic to ESB or Irish Water saying that, rather than connecting three houses, they’ll wait until 10 are completed before they’ll call out. Connecting at scale is a more efficient use of time.
Concern
But it’s never going to be considerably more financially efficient, given that the main gain is the time taken to travel to and from a construction site.
And with new homes desperately needed, particularly around the capital, the time saved shouldn’t be the foremost concern, at least not for State-linked bodies.
The problems around slow delivery of housing stock are often attributed to developer-caused delays. But bodies linked to the State are clearly complicit in the hold-up.
And while one can begin to understand the difficulty around shifting land, hindrances in the form of utility connections are inexcusable.
One source in the industry said developers are – unusually – slow to put their head above the parapet on this for fear their project will be put to the back of the queue.
In the absence of their interventions, however, the process of housebuilding won’t become smoother any time soon.


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GPS and WAAS
- GPS = Global Positioning System
- WAAS = Wide Area Augmentation System
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GNSS = Global Navigation Satellite System
- Non-WAAS GPSes can provide IFR guidance, but require an alternate formate of navigation installed, like a VOR receiver
- WAAS-Navigators may be the only IFR navigation source
- RNAV = Random Area Navigation
- WAAS uses two additional satellite to improve the GPS accuracy
- These transmit a correction signal that is uploaded from two ground stations that are connected to a network of monitoring stations throughout the US
- Usually you can get 2-3 meter accuracy
- When not flying on airways, no minimum altitude is published
- Instead, use the Off-Route Obstruction Clearance Altitude (OROCA), found on IFR Enroute chart
- These routes provide clearance of:
- 1,000 feet in non-mountainous areas
- 2,000 feet in mountainous areas
- However, it does not guarantee radio or radar coverage
- You do not need a current database in the navigator for use in the enroute and terminal environments
- However, you need to determine the waypoints used have not been changed within the databases
- To fly IFR approaches:
- You need up-to-date databases
- Your GPS must also have a functioning RAIM feature (Random Autonomous Integrity Monitoring)
- RAIM requires:
- A minimum of 5 GPS satellites in view
- 4 GPS satellites in view with a barometric altitude input
- 4 GPS satellites in view plus one WAAS GPS
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Cristiano asks Juve to sign Pogba
by BeSoccerPaul Pogba hasn't been removed from Juventus' radar, much the opposite. As time goes by there is more interest in the Manchester United player. According to 'Tuttosport', Cristiano Ronaldo has asked the Juve board to sign Pogba.
The aforementioned source made the supposed request from Ronaldo their headline. "CR7 wants Pogba".
"Cristiano has expressed to the Juve board his enthusiasm for Paul Pogba's return", they explain.
Juventus continue working to make the dream of Pogba returning come true. They are trying to make a move so that he changes the Premier League for the Serie A.
They know that signing Pogba is going to be complicated... At United, they aren't giving in. Solskjaer isn't thinking about letting him go.
Pogba finds himself at a crossroads. He hasn't played since 30th September 2019, when United drew 1-1 with Arsenal. So far this season, Pogba has only played 6 matches or 540 minutes.
Pogba's contract at United expires in 2021. We will have to see what happens in the future with the CM.
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