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I am a newly graduated student from University of Waterloo. My major was computer science with software engineering option. Below are my familiar skills.
Java
Proficiency in Java for backend development with Spring framework.
HTML
Work experience in HTML to structure web page.
CSS
Work experience in CSS to style web elements.
JavaScript
Experience in JavaScript as well as TypeScript to script web elements.
The ray tracer will simulate rays on geometries. It casts primary rays from the eye position through every pixel in an image plane and
intersects primary rays with scene geometry to generate shadows. It also uses gathered information to perform illumination calculations.
This is a side project implemented with C++ and OpenGL library. This is a simple fps game and users can play it as the first person view. The game scenerio
contains several buildings and targets with texture mapping applied. Fog effects and particle effects are also implemented in this game.


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a Ph.D. student at Rutgers University studying Computer Science. I'm a member of the PRACSYS Lab, advised by Dr. Kostas Bekris. I'm also a part of an interdisciplinary NSF-funded National Research Traineeship, SOCRATES, which focuses on the integration of robotics with social and behavioral sciences. My research interests are in computer/robot vision and its applications in environmental sustainability.
Prior to this, I attended Boston Univeristy and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science with a minor in Environmental Analysis and Policy.


The botanical definition of a berry is a fleshy fruit produced from a single ovary.
Grapes are an example. The berry is the most common type of fleshy fruit in which the
entire ovary wall ripens into an edible pericarp. They may have one or more carpels with a thin
covering and fleshy interiors. The seeds are usually embedded in the flesh of the ovary (there
are some non-fleshy exceptions, such as peppers). A plant that bears berries is said
to be bacciferous or baccate (a fruit that resembles a berry , whether it actually is a
berry or not, can also be called "baccate ").
In everyday English, "berry " is a term for any small edible fruit. These "berries "
are usually juicy, round or semi-oblong, brightly coloured, sweet or sour, and do not have a stone or pit,
although many seeds may be present.
Many berries , such as the tomato, are edible, but others in the same family, such as the
fruits of the deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna) and the fruits of the potato (Solanum tuberosum)
are poisonous to humans. Some berries , such as Capsicum, have space rather than pulp around
their seeds.
Modified berries
The fruit of citrus, such as the orange, kumquat and lemon, is a berry with a thick rind and a very
juicy interior that is given the special name hesperidium. Berries which develop from an inferior ovary
are sometimes termed epigynous berries or false berries, as opposed to true berries which develop from a
superior ovary.
Edible Berries : A List of the Various Types of Berries
Inedible Berries : A List of Unpalatable Berries and the ones that are Poisonous
Nutrition : A berry Nutritional Guide
Recipes : A Berry Recipe
In epigynous berries, the berry includes tissue derived from parts of the flower besides the ovary.
The floral tube, formed from the basal part of the sepals, petals and stamens can become fleshy at maturity
and is united with the ovary to form the fruit. Common fruits that are sometimes classified as epigynous
berries include bananas, coffee, members of the genus Vaccinium (e.g., cranberries and blueberries), and
members of the family Cucurbitaceae (e.g., cucumbers, melons and squash).
Another specialized term is also used for Cucurbitaceae fruits, which are modified to have a hard outer
rind, and are given the special name pepo. While pepos are most common in the Cucurbitaceae, the fruits of
Passiflora and Carica are sometimes also considered pepos.


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Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University
Founder and Director of the NeuroData lab | Chief Intelligence Officer of Sensie
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Deeply devoted husband, father, son, scientist, coach, Earthling, conscious being
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University
Founder and Director of the NeuroData lab | Chief Intelligence Officer of Sensie
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Where the wind takes us next year no turtle can tell
But we'll still be at home, come high water or hell,
Because home is wherever you carry your shell.
-- Windward, by
Stephen Savitzky, 2015
Myrtle is a sample customization package for Honu.
It does nothing at all out of the box -- it's perfectly unless you fork
it, hack on it, and otherwise make it your own. (My own customized
version is called Mathilda, and you won't find it here on GitHub.)
Out of the box it does nothing at all.
Note: this HEADER.html file is meant for incorporation into my
website. If you're looking at it on github, you may already
have noticed that it's mostly a duplicate of README.md.
This is the shell script that I use to configure a system. All you
need to do is wget -O - https://github.com/ssavitzky/raw/master/Myrtle/bootstrap.sh | bash
or something of the sort. You can also clone the repo and source it, but
that takes half the fun out of it.
Once things get bootstrapped, the entire configuration process is run
via the Makefile. make install is the main target;
eventually there will be targets for partial installs, e.g. on tiny
systems or systems where I don't have sudo access.
My to-do list, of course. The format is trivial: an open circle
(lowercase "o") is something that's not started yet; a period is
something in progress, and a filled circle (asterisk) is finished. "~"
indicates something I've decided not to do, and "?" indicates something
I'm dithering about. "&" indicates something I did that I wasn't
planning to do. Eventually finished items move to a "done" section.
Programs. Mostly small shell scripts; I don't think there are any
actual binary files in there at the moment. Some are symlinks into
other parts of the tree, e.g. dotfiles/_xmonad. No doubt many are
useless at this point; some date back to the days of usenet.
The Makefile here lets you download and install various optional
programs from elsenet. (Right now the only one is dzen2
-- older releases of Debian and Ubuntu don't have one that's recent
enough to include all the features I want to use with
xmonad.)
Scripts for configuring the things that can't (easily) be installed by
simply symlinking a dotfile. This includes a lot of Gnome options.
There are also files with a -pkgs suffix, that install
programs using apt.


Daily report for February 2021
Averages\Extremes for day :01
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Average temperature = 15.0°C
Average humidity = 85%
Average dewpoint = 12.4°C
Average barometer = 1013.0 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.7 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.4 km/h
Average direction = 270° ( W )
Rainfall for month = 0.0 mm
Rainfall for year = 233.2 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 01 at time 00:00
Maximum temperature = 21.1°C on day 01 at time 13:59
Minimum temperature = 10.6°C on day 01 at time 05:40
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 01 at time 08:08
Minimum humidity = 72% on day 01 at time 15:54
Maximum dewpoint = 16.4°C on day 01 at time 11:33
Minimum dewpoint = 9.7°C on day 01 at time 23:55
Maximum pressure = 1015.2 hPa on day 01 at time 22:34
Minimum pressure = 1011.4 hPa on day 01 at time 15:46
Maximum windspeed = 9.3 km/h on day 01 at time 17:05
Maximum gust speed = 22.2 km/h from 339°(NNW) on day 01 at time 08:47
Daily wind run = 040.4km
Maximum heat index = 23.0°C on day 01 at time 14:01
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :1 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :02
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Average temperature = 13.5°C
Average humidity = 76%
Average dewpoint = 9.2°C
Average barometer = 1016.3 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.9 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.8 km/h
Average direction = 172° ( S )
Rainfall for month = 0.0 mm
Rainfall for year = 233.2 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 02 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 16.9°C on day 02 at time 15:44
Minimum temperature = 10.3°C on day 02 at time 02:52
Maximum humidity = 96% on day 02 at time 02:44
Minimum humidity = 56% on day 02 at time 15:37
Maximum dewpoint = 11.5°C on day 02 at time 07:09
Minimum dewpoint = 7.3°C on day 02 at time 11:11
Maximum pressure = 1018.6 hPa on day 02 at time 22:41
Minimum pressure = 1013.6 hPa on day 02 at time 04:38
Maximum windspeed = 5.6 km/h on day 02 at time 21:50
Maximum gust speed = 16.7 km/h from 143°( SE) on day 02 at time 17:25
Daily wind run = 044.9km
Maximum heat index = 16.9°C on day 02 at time 15:46
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :2 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :03
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Average temperature = 15.5°C
Average humidity = 75%
Average dewpoint = 10.9°C
Average barometer = 1013.2 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.1 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.2 km/h
Average direction = 146° (SSE)
Rainfall for month = 0.0 mm
Rainfall for year = 233.2 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 03 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 22.4°C on day 03 at time 15:50
Minimum temperature = 9.5°C on day 03 at time 06:54
Maximum humidity = 97% on day 03 at time 07:22
Minimum humidity = 52% on day 03 at time 15:58
Maximum dewpoint = 13.3°C on day 03 at time 16:49
Minimum dewpoint = 9.0°C on day 03 at time 0:04
Maximum pressure = 1018.1 hPa on day 03 at time 00:25
Minimum pressure = 1008.4 hPa on day 03 at time 23:51
Maximum windspeed = 9.3 km/h on day 03 at time 16:57
Maximum gust speed = 22.2 km/h from 135°( SE) on day 03 at time 16:40
Daily wind run = 050.3km
Maximum heat index = 24.9°C on day 03 at time 15:49
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :3 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :04
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Average temperature = 20.1°C
Average humidity = 69%
Average dewpoint = 13.5°C
Average barometer = 1004.8 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.5 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.1 km/h
Average direction = 310° ( NW)
Rainfall for month = 0.0 mm
Rainfall for year = 233.2 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 04 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 28.4°C on day 04 at time 16:21
Minimum temperature = 11.7°C on day 04 at time 05:49
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 04 at time 05:54
Minimum humidity = 39% on day 04 at time 15:15
Maximum dewpoint = 19.3°C on day 04 at time 18:35
Minimum dewpoint = 10.7°C on day 04 at time 7:55
Maximum pressure = 1008.5 hPa on day 04 at time 00:01
Minimum pressure = 1002.2 hPa on day 04 at time 23:59
Maximum windspeed = 11.1 km/h on day 04 at time 16:30
Maximum gust speed = 20.4 km/h from 245°(WSW) on day 04 at time 16:29
Daily wind run = 035.9km
Maximum heat index = 28.1°C on day 04 at time 16:21
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :4 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :05
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Average temperature = 21.8°C
Average humidity = 74%
Average dewpoint = 16.9°C
Average barometer = 999.7 hPa
Average windspeed = 4.0 km/h
Average gustspeed = 9.5 km/h
Average direction = 326° ( NW)
Rainfall for month = 7.2 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.4 mm
Rainfall for day = 7.2 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 5.6 mm on day 05 at time 22:19
Maximum temperature = 25.6°C on day 05 at time 12:45
Minimum temperature = 17.0°C on day 05 at time 23:59
Maximum humidity = 94% on day 05 at time 23:40
Minimum humidity = 47% on day 05 at time 01:57
Maximum dewpoint = 19.4°C on day 05 at time 16:37
Minimum dewpoint = 12.7°C on day 05 at time 01:35
Maximum pressure = 1003.0 hPa on day 05 at time 03:10
Minimum pressure = 995.3 hPa on day 05 at time 19:12
Maximum windspeed = 18.5 km/h on day 05 at time 12:24
Maximum gust speed = 33.3 km/h from 349°( N ) on day 05 at time 12:24
Daily wind run = 096.6km
Maximum heat index = 26.6°C on day 05 at time 12:45
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :5 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :06
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Average temperature = 17.5°C
Average humidity = 72%
Average dewpoint = 12.2°C
Average barometer = 999.4 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.6 km/h
Average gustspeed = 6.0 km/h
Average direction = 328° (NNW)
Rainfall for month = 7.2 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.4 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 7.2 mm on day 06 at time 07:16
Maximum temperature = 21.5°C on day 06 at time 18:15
Minimum temperature = 14.6°C on day 06 at time 22:13
Maximum humidity = 96% on day 06 at time 02:15
Minimum humidity = 49% on day 06 at time 18:09
Maximum dewpoint = 16.0°C on day 06 at time 00:35
Minimum dewpoint = 8.6°C on day 06 at time 5:40
Maximum pressure = 1005.5 hPa on day 06 at time 23:59
Minimum pressure = 996.0 hPa on day 06 at time 04:31
Maximum windspeed = 11.1 km/h on day 06 at time 13:45
Maximum gust speed = 25.9 km/h from 325°( NW) on day 06 at time 07:27
Daily wind run = 062.7km
Maximum heat index = 25.0°C on day 06 at time 18:09
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :6 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :07
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Average temperature = 14.1°C
Average humidity = 86%
Average dewpoint = 11.8°C
Average barometer = 1011.5 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.4 km/h
Average gustspeed = 3.9 km/h
Average direction = 264° ( W )
Rainfall for month = 7.3 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.5 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.1 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.1 mm on day 07 at time 22:19
Maximum temperature = 16.2°C on day 07 at time 17:11
Minimum temperature = 11.7°C on day 07 at time 21:50
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 07 at time 10:52
Minimum humidity = 69% on day 07 at time 17:39
Maximum dewpoint = 13.5°C on day 07 at time 10:52
Minimum dewpoint = 8.4°C on day 07 at time 23:16
Maximum pressure = 1016.1 hPa on day 07 at time 22:44
Minimum pressure = 1005.5 hPa on day 07 at time 00:01
Maximum windspeed = 5.6 km/h on day 07 at time 17:08
Maximum gust speed = 14.8 km/h from 155°(SSE) on day 07 at time 17:29
Daily wind run = 033.2km
Maximum heat index = 16.2°C on day 07 at time 17:11
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :7 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :08
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Average temperature = 13.4°C
Average humidity = 76%
Average dewpoint = 9.2°C
Average barometer = 1017.0 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.5 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.2 km/h
Average direction = 173° ( S )
Rainfall for month = 7.3 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.5 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.1 mm on day 08 at time 07:19
Maximum temperature = 16.2°C on day 08 at time 15:53
Minimum temperature = 11.2°C on day 08 at time 06:16
Maximum humidity = 88% on day 08 at time 07:03
Minimum humidity = 65% on day 08 at time 12:51
Maximum dewpoint = 11.1°C on day 08 at time 15:21
Minimum dewpoint = 7.0°C on day 08 at time 1:57
Maximum pressure = 1018.8 hPa on day 08 at time 23:50
Minimum pressure = 1015.7 hPa on day 08 at time 04:55
Maximum windspeed = 7.4 km/h on day 08 at time 12:05
Maximum gust speed = 20.4 km/h from 136°( SE) on day 08 at time 15:04
Daily wind run = 036.0km
Maximum heat index = 16.2°C on day 08 at time 15:53
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :8 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :09
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Average temperature = 16.5°C
Average humidity = 75%
Average dewpoint = 11.5°C
Average barometer = 1016.1 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.9 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.2 km/h
Average direction = 153° (SSE)
Rainfall for month = 7.3 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.5 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 09 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 24.8°C on day 09 at time 16:53
Minimum temperature = 10.3°C on day 09 at time 05:02
Maximum humidity = 97% on day 09 at time 07:04
Minimum humidity = 47% on day 09 at time 17:07
Maximum dewpoint = 14.1°C on day 09 at time 19:16
Minimum dewpoint = 9.6°C on day 09 at time 5:09
Maximum pressure = 1018.7 hPa on day 09 at time 00:07
Minimum pressure = 1012.7 hPa on day 09 at time 18:13
Maximum windspeed = 7.4 km/h on day 09 at time 23:11
Maximum gust speed = 16.7 km/h from 119°(ESE) on day 09 at time 12:10
Daily wind run = 046.3km
Maximum heat index = 25.7°C on day 09 at time 16:55
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :9 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :10
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Average temperature = 20.1°C
Average humidity = 73%
Average dewpoint = 14.5°C
Average barometer = 1012.6 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.0 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.0 km/h
Average direction = 327° (NNW)
Rainfall for month = 7.3 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.5 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 10 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 28.9°C on day 10 at time 16:04
Minimum temperature = 11.8°C on day 10 at time 06:47
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 10 at time 06:54
Minimum humidity = 44% on day 10 at time 15:16
Maximum dewpoint = 18.0°C on day 10 at time 20:15
Minimum dewpoint = 11.3°C on day 10 at time 3:46
Maximum pressure = 1015.5 hPa on day 10 at time 08:54
Minimum pressure = 1010.0 hPa on day 10 at time 18:01
Maximum windspeed = 9.3 km/h on day 10 at time 11:22
Maximum gust speed = 20.4 km/h from 07°( N ) on day 10 at time 11:06
Daily wind run = 047.7km
Maximum heat index = 29.5°C on day 10 at time 16:04
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :10 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :11
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Average temperature = 23.7°C
Average humidity = 61%
Average dewpoint = 14.9°C
Average barometer = 1006.6 hPa
Average windspeed = 4.3 km/h
Average gustspeed = 9.4 km/h
Average direction = 331° (NNW)
Rainfall for month = 7.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 240.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.3 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.3 mm on day 11 at time 22:19
Maximum temperature = 29.2°C on day 11 at time 15:08
Minimum temperature = 16.6°C on day 11 at time 05:02
Maximum humidity = 91% on day 11 at time 23:56
Minimum humidity = 41% on day 11 at time 20:51
Maximum dewpoint = 18.6°C on day 11 at time 23:47
Minimum dewpoint = 12.6°C on day 11 at time 7:31
Maximum pressure = 1010.7 hPa on day 11 at time 00:05
Minimum pressure = 1000.9 hPa on day 11 at time 20:01
Maximum windspeed = 18.5 km/h on day 11 at time 10:06
Maximum gust speed = 35.2 km/h from 317°( NW) on day 11 at time 11:20
Daily wind run = 102.8km
Maximum heat index = 29.4°C on day 11 at time 15:05
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :11 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :12
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Average temperature = 17.7°C
Average humidity = 81%
Average dewpoint = 14.2°C
Average barometer = 1005.4 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.0 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.6 km/h
Average direction = 305° ( NW)
Rainfall for month = 12.3 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.5 mm
Rainfall for day = 4.7 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 4.7 mm on day 12 at time 22:19
Maximum temperature = 22.4°C on day 12 at time 00:26
Minimum temperature = 14.4°C on day 12 at time 23:59
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 12 at time 05:22
Minimum humidity = 52% on day 12 at time 17:36
Maximum dewpoint = 18.8°C on day 12 at time 00:58
Minimum dewpoint = 11.3°C on day 12 at time 18:32
Maximum pressure = 1009.9 hPa on day 12 at time 23:59
Minimum pressure = 1001.8 hPa on day 12 at time 05:23
Maximum windspeed = 7.4 km/h on day 12 at time 19:48
Maximum gust speed = 14.8 km/h from 142°( SE) on day 12 at time 17:25
Daily wind run = 048.0km
Maximum heat index = 24.9°C on day 12 at time 17:36
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :12 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :13
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Average temperature = 14.2°C
Average humidity = 83%
Average dewpoint = 11.3°C
Average barometer = 1013.4 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.3 km/h
Average gustspeed = 3.2 km/h
Average direction = 270° ( W )
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.3 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 4.7 mm on day 13 at time 07:19
Maximum temperature = 16.8°C on day 13 at time 17:59
Minimum temperature = 11.0°C on day 13 at time 04:26
Maximum humidity = 95% on day 13 at time 13:24
Minimum humidity = 64% on day 13 at time 17:54
Maximum dewpoint = 14.2°C on day 13 at time 13:47
Minimum dewpoint = 8.5°C on day 13 at time 1:33
Maximum pressure = 1017.9 hPa on day 13 at time 22:55
Minimum pressure = 1009.8 hPa on day 13 at time 03:35
Maximum windspeed = 5.6 km/h on day 13 at time 19:00
Maximum gust speed = 13.0 km/h from 219°( SW) on day 13 at time 19:02
Daily wind run = 030.2km
Maximum heat index = 16.8°C on day 13 at time 18:01
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :13 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :14
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Average temperature = 13.8°C
Average humidity = 80%
Average dewpoint = 10.1°C
Average barometer = 1018.9 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.9 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.8 km/h
Average direction = 188° ( S )
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.3 mm on day 14 at time 07:19
Maximum temperature = 19.6°C on day 14 at time 15:36
Minimum temperature = 9.5°C on day 14 at time 07:21
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 14 at time 07:40
Minimum humidity = 57% on day 14 at time 16:10
Maximum dewpoint = 11.6°C on day 14 at time 16:43
Minimum dewpoint = 9.1°C on day 14 at time 6:45
Maximum pressure = 1021.0 hPa on day 14 at time 22:30
Minimum pressure = 1017.2 hPa on day 14 at time 03:17
Maximum windspeed = 7.4 km/h on day 14 at time 18:39
Maximum gust speed = 20.4 km/h from 112°(ESE) on day 14 at time 16:17
Daily wind run = 044.5km
Maximum heat index = 19.6°C on day 14 at time 15:36
Click here for todays 24 hour graph :14 :2 :2021
Averages\Extremes for day :15
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Average temperature = 17.9°C
Average humidity = 72%
Average dewpoint = 12.4°C
Average barometer = 1019.9 hPa
Average windspeed = 1.9 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.0 km/h
Average direction = 150° (SSE)
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 15 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 26.0°C on day 15 at time 16:46
Minimum temperature = 12.1°C on day 15 at time 00:52
Maximum humidity = 91% on day 15 at time 08:02
Minimum humidity = 49% on day 15 at time 16:44
Maximum dewpoint = 15.9°C on day 15 at time 15:47
Minimum dewpoint = 9.8°C on day 15 at time 1:17
Maximum pressure = 1021.9 hPa on day 15 at time 09:23
Minimum pressure = 1017.9 hPa on day 15 at time 18:03
Maximum windspeed = 7.4 km/h on day 15 at time 23:32
Maximum gust speed = 16.7 km/h from 321°( NW) on day 15 at time 23:31
Daily wind run = 045.5km
Maximum heat index = 26.6°C on day 15 at time 16:46
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Averages\Extremes for day :16
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Average temperature = 20.8°C
Average humidity = 68%
Average dewpoint = 14.2°C
Average barometer = 1020.2 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.1 km/h
Average gustspeed = 4.7 km/h
Average direction = 324° ( NW)
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 16 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 28.4°C on day 16 at time 14:48
Minimum temperature = 14.1°C on day 16 at time 04:51
Maximum humidity = 94% on day 16 at time 06:40
Minimum humidity = 43% on day 16 at time 16:36
Maximum dewpoint = 16.7°C on day 16 at time 17:37
Minimum dewpoint = 11.7°C on day 16 at time 1:23
Maximum pressure = 1022.3 hPa on day 16 at time 09:48
Minimum pressure = 1018.5 hPa on day 16 at time 17:27
Maximum windspeed = 9.3 km/h on day 15 at time 00:28
Maximum gust speed = 16.7 km/h from 312°( NW) on day 16 at time 00:05
Daily wind run = 051.6km
Maximum heat index = 28.5°C on day 16 at time 14:48
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Averages\Extremes for day :17
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Average temperature = 21.9°C
Average humidity = 68%
Average dewpoint = 15.0°C
Average barometer = 1020.4 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.2 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.2 km/h
Average direction = 344° (NNW)
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 245.8 mm
Rainfall for day = 0.0 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 0.0 mm on day 17 at time 23:59
Maximum temperature = 30.2°C on day 17 at time 15:44
Minimum temperature = 14.3°C on day 17 at time 07:00
Maximum humidity = 95% on day 17 at time 06:55
Minimum humidity = 39% on day 17 at time 15:37
Maximum dewpoint = 17.5°C on day 17 at time 17:33
Minimum dewpoint = 13.2°C on day 17 at time 7:00
Maximum pressure = 1022.4 hPa on day 17 at time 10:26
Minimum pressure = 1018.9 hPa on day 17 at time 17:29
Maximum windspeed = 9.3 km/h on day 16 at time 00:09
Maximum gust speed = 20.4 km/h from 132°( SE) on day 17 at time 18:35
Daily wind run = 052.6km
Maximum heat index = 30.2°C on day 17 at time 15:44
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Averages\Extremes for the month of February 2021
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Average temperature = 17.5°C
Average humidity = 75%
Average dewpoint = 12.6°C
Average barometer = 1012.3 hPa
Average windspeed = 2.1 km/h
Average gustspeed = 5.3 km/h
Average direction = 298° (WNW)
Rainfall for month = 12.6 mm
Rainfall for year = 129.2 mm
Maximum rain per minute = 7.2 mm on day 06 at time 07:16
Maximum temperature = 30.2°C on day 17 at time 15:44
Minimum temperature = 9.5°C on day 14 at time 07:21
Maximum humidity = 98% on day 14 at time 07:40
Minimum humidity = 39% on day 17 at time 15:37
Maximum dewpoint = 19.4°C on day 05 at time 16:37
Minimum dewpoint = 7.0°C on day 08 at time 1:57
Maximum pressure = 1022.4 hPa on day 17 at time 10:26
Minimum pressure = 995.3 hPa on day 05 at time 19:12
Maximum windspeed = 18.5 kmh from 338°(NNW) on day 11 at time 10:06
Maximum gust speed = 35.2 km/h from 338°(NNW) on day 11 at time 11:20
Maximum heat index = 30.2°C on day 17 at time 15:44
Avg daily max temp :23.2°C
Avg daily min temp :12.4°C
Growing degrees days :133.1 GDD
Corn growing degrees days :423.6 GDD
Total windrun = 869.1km
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Day, Sunshine hours, ET, max solar, max uv
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01 00:06hrs ,ET :1.3 mm ,989.0 W/m²
02 00:54hrs ,ET :1.6 mm ,1161.0 W/m²
03 07:12hrs ,ET :2.7 mm ,1552.0 W/m²
04 01:12hrs ,ET :2.1 mm ,981.0 W/m²
05 01:00hrs ,ET :2.4 mm ,1110.0 W/m²
06 01:00hrs ,ET :1.7 mm ,1028.0 W/m²
07 00:12hrs ,ET :1.2 mm ,787.0 W/m²
08 00:18hrs ,ET :1.5 mm ,1193.0 W/m²
09 08:06hrs ,ET :3.1 mm ,930.0 W/m²
10 06:36hrs ,ET :3.0 mm ,1298.0 W/m²
11 01:36hrs ,ET :3.3 mm ,925.0 W/m²
12 01:54hrs ,ET :1.8 mm ,1062.0 W/m²
13 00:12hrs ,ET :1.3 mm ,803.0 W/m²
14 02:06hrs ,ET :2.2 mm ,1201.0 W/m²
15 06:24hrs ,ET :3.3 mm ,896.0 W/m²
16 03:12hrs ,ET :2.8 mm ,1005.0 W/m²
17 06:06hrs ,ET :4.4 mm ,1444.0 W/m²
Sunshine hours month to date= 47:57 hrs
Sunshine hours year to date= 79:16 hrs
-----------------------------------
Daily rain totals
-----------------------------------
07.2 mm on day 5
00.1 mm on day 7
00.3 mm on day 11
04.7 mm on day 12
00.3 mm on day 13


001 /* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017 018 package org.apache.commons.net.chargen; 019 020 import java.io.IOException; 021 import java.net.DatagramPacket; 022 import java.net.InetAddress; 023 024 import org.apache.commons.net.DatagramSocketClient; 025 026 /*** 027 * The CharGenUDPClient class is a UDP implementation of a client for the 028 * character generator protocol described in RFC 864. It can also be 029 * used for Systat (RFC 866), Quote of the Day (RFC 865), and netstat 030 * (port 15). All of these protocols involve sending a datagram to the 031 * appropriate port, and reading data contained in one or more reply 032 * datagrams. The chargen and quote of the day protocols only send 033 * one reply datagram containing 512 bytes or less of data. The other 034 * protocols may reply with more than one datagram, in which case you 035 * must wait for a timeout to determine that all reply datagrams have 036 * been sent. 037 *
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 089 * @param host The address of the server. 090 * @param port The port of the service. 091 * @exception IOException If an error occurs while sending the datagram. 092 ***/ 093 public void send(InetAddress host, int port) throws IOException 094 { 095 __sendPacket.setAddress(host); 096 __sendPacket.setPort(port); 097 _socket_.send(__sendPacket); 098 } 099 100 /*** Same as send(host, CharGenUDPClient.DEFAULT_PORT); ***/ 101 public void send(InetAddress host) throws IOException 102 { 103 send(host, DEFAULT_PORT); 104 } 105 106 /*** 107 * Receive the reply data from the server. This will always be 512 bytes 108 * or less. Chargen and quote of the day only return one packet. Netstat 109 * and systat require multiple calls to receive() with timeout detection. 110 *
 111 * @return The reply data from the server. 112 * @exception IOException If an error occurs while receiving the datagram. 113 ***/ 114 public byte[] receive() throws IOException 115 { 116 int length; 117 byte[] result; 118 119 _socket_.receive(__receivePacket); 120 121 result = new byte[length = __receivePacket.getLength()]; 122 System.arraycopy(__receiveData, 0, result, 0, length); 123 124 return result; 125 } 126 127 } 128


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[gecode-users] AFC decay with global AFC in search engines
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Fri May 23 19:40:07 CEST 2014
Hi Christian,
To me, legal but not sensible values should be allowed -- some of the
variable and value selection strategies implemented by Gecode probably
are not very sensible also. In addition, the AFC decay factor can be set
to 0 already using afc_decay(0.0), so making the initialision of an
IntAFC consistent with that seems reasonable to me.
Also, the decay factor for IntActivity can be set to 0, although I guess
it might make more sense here, as AFC is only changed when a failure occurs.
Cheers,
Kish
On 23/05/2014 08:49, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Hi Kish,
>
> Yes, a decay factor of zero makes normally no sense. If you want me to, I
> can change that.
>
> Yes, you are right, there is only one global AFC decay factor.
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> Christian Schulte, KTH, web.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Kish Shen
> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2014 04:13 AM
> To: users at gecode.org
> Subject: Re: [gecode-users] AFC decay with global AFC in search engines
>
> Hi Christian,
>
> Thanks for this. I decided to change my code to ude INT_VAR_AFC_* with a
> decay argument, and then I tried to rerun the test. However, I now get a
> Gecode exception "AFC: Illegal decay factor" for a factor of 0.0 with
>
> IntAFC afc(*solver, vars, 0.0);
>
> while previously, I was able to set the decay factor to 0 with
> afc_decay(0.0).
>
> I assume this is because of a > vs >= test for the valid value. Should this
> be changed? It seems 0 should be a legal value (even if it is not too
> sensible).
>
> On a related note, from the description in the MPG, I assume there is only a
> single AFC decay factor, so setting the decay factor with
>
> IntAFC afc(*solver, vars, decay)
>
> will also change the "global" decay factor, i.e. the one obtained by
> afc_decay(). Is this correct?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kish
>
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