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Invests in early-stage Kentucky or Louisville metropolitan-based businesses that specialize in biomedical and health care services, medical device development, and health care information technology.
Bluegrass AngelsOrganization of local angel investors interested in fostering the growth of start-up businesses in Kentucky by investing time, knowledge and money into new, cutting edge, startup companies.
Enterprise Angel FundInvests in 3-5 early to mid stage growth Kentucky based companies each year who are seeking between $100K to $5M in investment.
Louisville Angel Investor Network(with Healthcare Innovation Exchange) - Focuses on investment, joint venture & partnership opportunities in the health/life science sectors and in any concept that solves day to day business problems.
Commonwealth Seed CapitalInvests in early-stage Kentucky business entities focused on commercializing innovative ideas and technologies.
KY Angel InvestorsBrings new ventures and investors together across KY. Monthly online meetings provide investors access to early-stage deal flow on a statewide basis. Access to investors with a passion for investing in Kentucky's companies of tomorrow.


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Okay! Show Me MoreWeb development is the work involved in developing a web site for the Internet (World Wide Web) or an intranet (a private network). Web development can range from developing a simple single static page of plain text to complex web-based internet applications (web apps), electronic businesses, and social network services.
Read MoreGithub is an American company that provides hosting for software development version control using Git. It is a subsidiary of Microsoft, which acquired the company in 2018 for $7.5 billion.[4] It offers all of the distributed version control and source code management (SCM) functionality of Git as well as adding its own features. It provides access control and several collaboration features such as bug tracking, feature requests, task management, and wikis for every project. Read More
Photoshop Adobe Photoshop is a raster graphics editor developed and published by Adobe Inc. for Windows and macOS. It was originally created in 1988 by Thomas and John Knoll. Since then, this software has become the industry standard not only in raster graphics editing, but in digital art as a whole. Read More


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Headteacher Reference Groups
The Headteacher Reference Groups advise on the potential impact of policies on primary and secondary education, including any barriers to implementation. There are 2 groups - the Primary Headteacher Reference Group and the Secondary Headteacher Reference Group.
Terms of reference
The Headteacher Reference Groups help the Department for Education (DfE) by influencing and improving policy development for primary and secondary education.
The groups aim to:
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act as a confidential sounding board for policy colleagues to test their policies, bringing practitioner voice and expertise into the department
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offer advice on long-term strategic policy development
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influence and impact on the rest of the system, especially through other school leaders, while retaining independence from the department
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act as a channel of communication between schools, the department and other agencies, including local authorities, to convey issues pertinent to school policies
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take into account and pass on the views of community partners, including primary schools and post-16 colleagues, business and industry partners
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inform and respond to the work of other relevant stakeholder groups and panels
The groups are not representative and have no power of veto over policy decisions.
Meeting dates
The groups meet 5 to 6 times per year, during term time.
Membership
Members of the Headteacher Reference Groups are leading headteachers from a wide range of primary and secondary schools, including academies, local-authority-maintained, non-maintained, and special schools across England.
Current members influencing primary education policy:
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Andy Brown, Executive Headteacher at West View Primary School, Hartlepool
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Lauren Costello OBE, Executive Principal at The White Horse Federation, Swindon
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Claire Fisher, Headteacher at Heighington Millfield Primary Academy, Lincoln
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Gillian Griffiths, Headteacher at World’s End Infant and Nursery School, Birmingham
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Anthony Hull, Chief Executive Officer at Evolution Academy Trust, Norwich
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Sylvie Libson OBE, Executive Headteacher at Oakington Manor Primary School and Furness Primary School, Wembley
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Pat Smart, Executive Headteacher at Greet Primary School, Birmingham
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Rachel Snape, Headteacher at The Spinney Primary School, Cambridge
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Stephen Snelson, Principal at Red Hill Field Primary School, Narborough
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Sallyanne Stanton, Executive Headteacher at Kanes Hill Primary, Southampton
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Rabbi Dr J Yodaiken, Principal at Yesoiday HaTorah School, Manchester
Current members influencing secondary education policy:
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Christopher Clarke, Headteacher at Queen Elizabeth School, Kirkby Lonsdale
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Alan Gray, Headteacher at Sandringham School, St Albans
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Royston Halford, Executive Headteacher at Hawkley Hall High School, Wigan
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Stuart Mason, Headteacher at Thirsk School and Sixth Form College, North Yorkshire
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Barbara Rogers CBE, Headteacher at St Patrick’s Roman Catholic High School and Arts College, Manchester
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John Tomasevic, Executive Headteacher at Toot Hill School, Nottingham
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Teresa Tunnadine CBE, Headteacher at The Compton School, Finchley
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Lynn Watson, Director of Education at Percy Hedley Foundation, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Stuart Williams, Principal at Catmose College, Rutland


Your job here is to learn the meanings of all the HTML tags on this page, and to do some experimentation with them.
This paragraph asks: where does the <title> tag's text appear in your browser?
This paragraph asks: what do the default inter-paragraph spacing and first line indentation look like in your browser?
And this one asks: how do newlines and indentations in the source code appear in the displayed version of the page?
Does this document have syntactically valid structure? Test it by visiting the W3C HTML validator
Are you using Firefox, Chrome, or Safari? Right-click on this page and select "Inspect" or "Inspect Element" to get a nice collection of developer tools. Feel free to play around with this to see what it shows you. We'll use these tools for debugging Javascript soon.
MS Edge doesn't have these tools built-in, but you can get their developer tools as a standalone app.
HTML entities allow you to display HTML special characters like <, >, and &.
They also allow you to represent any Unicode character with ASCII text, like this one: 😀. On the other hand, if your text editor is capable of saving arbitrary Unicode text and your HTML page has a suitable charset like UTF-8 (see the <meta> tag in the <head> section above), you can just paste the Unicode character into your source code directly, like this: 😀.
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| Antlers? | Wings? | Noisy? | |
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| Crow | No | Yes | Yes |
| Moose | Yes | No | No |
| Moth | No | Yes | No |
To make tables fancier, you'll use CSS.
The World Wide Web Consortium (also known as W3C) is the standards organization that maintains the formal definition of HTML. The most up-to-date version of HTML is HTML5. The current version of CSS (also a standard of the W3C) is CSS3.
When you search for references for HTML and CSS details, the top results will often point you to w3schools.com. This organization has tons of documentation, and I find it quite useful. That said, there are many web developers who don't like w3schools very much. They often argue that the best source for reference and tutorial info for web development is the Mozilla Developer Network. For our purposes, I think either one will work fine for you, but I wanted to let you know that w3schools is not related to W3C, and that it's controversial to some degree.


US gov grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve
Hip hip Huawei
by Carly PageTHE US GOVERNMENT has handed Huawei another 90-day license extension that allows it to continue doing business with American firms.
The move, which sees Huawei receive its third three-month extension, comes after Reuters reported that the Trump administration had backtracked on previous plans to grant Huawei a measly two-week extension of its licence.
In a statement given to INQ, Huawei shrugged off the decision, noting that it "won't have a substantial impact on Huawei's business either way."
"This decision does not change the fact that Huawei continues to be treated unfairly either," a spokesperson said. "We have long held that the decision by the US Department of Commerce to add Huawei to the Entity List has caused more harm to the US than to Huawei.
"This has done significant economic harm to the American companies with which Huawei does business and has already disrupted collaboration and undermined the mutual trust on which the global supply chain depends. We call on the US government to put an end to this unjust treatment and remove Huawei from the Entity List."
These comments have merit, too; despite losing an entire continent, which forced it to launch its latest flagship phone without Google Play Services, Huawei remains in a pretty good place. Sales have continued to be buoyant and profits are moving in the right direction.
While Huawei doesn't seem too fussed, this latest 90-day extension will likely be welcomed by smaller, rural mobile operators, who continue to rely on Huawei equipment as it's cheaper than kit offered by its competitors.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told Fox Business Network last week: "There are enough problems with telephone service in the rural communities - we don't want to knock them out. So, one of the main purposes of the temporary general licenses is to let those rural guys continue to operate."
However, Attorney General William Barr said that Huawei and ZTE "cannot be trusted" and that US rural wireless carriers should be banned from using an $8.5bn government fund to purchase services or telecom equipment from these Chinese firms. µ
Further reading
US will grant licences to trade with Huawei 'very shortly'
- 04 Nov 2019
Huawei will be allowed in 'non-contentious' parts of Blighty's 5G network
- 28 Oct 2019
ARM will continue to supply chip tech to Huawei after all
- 28 Oct 2019
Huawei's foldable Mate X is finally going on sale next month
- 23 Oct 2019


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| 027:052 Khan | : |
These are their houses in utter ruin, for they did wrong. Verily, in this is indeed an Ayah (a lesson or a sign) for people who know. |
| 027:052 Maulana | : |
So those are their houses fallen own because they were iniquitous. Surely there is a sign in this for a people who know. |
| 027:052 Pickthal | : |
See, yonder are their dwellings empty and in ruins because they did wrong. Lo! herein is indeed a portent for a people who have knowledge. |
| 027:052 Rashad | : |
Here are their homes utterly ruined, because of their transgression. This should be a lesson for people who know. |
| 027:052 Sarwar | : |
Those are their empty houses which We ruined because of their injustice. In this there is evidence (of the truth) for the people of knowledge. |
| 027:052 Shakir | : |
So those are their houses fallen down because they were unjust, most surely there is a sign in this for a people who know. |
| 027:052 Sherali | : |
And yonder are their houses fallen down because of their wrongdoing. In that verily is a Sign for a people who have knowledge. |
| 027:052 Yusufali | : |
Now such were their houses, - in utter ruin, - because they practised wrong-doing. Verily in this is a Sign for people of knowledge. |
Concepts/Themes Covered:
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Apache Kafka
and Kafka Streams
Workshop
1 Day
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The "Internals" Books:
Apache Kafka
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Kafka Streams
* **Jacek Laskowski** is a Freelance IT Consultant * Specializing in [Spark](https://spark.apache.org), [Delta Lake](https://delta.io/), [Kafka](https://kafka.apache.org), [Kafka Streams](https://kafka.apache.org) * Development | Consulting | Training | Speaking * Best known by [The Internals Of](https://books.japila.pl) online books * Among contributors to [Apache Spark](https://github.com/apache/spark/graphs/contributors) * Among [Confluent Community Catalyst](https://www.confluent.io/nominate/) (Class of 2019 - 2020) * Contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* Follow [@JacekLaskowski](https://twitter.com/jaceklaskowski) on twitter
for more #ApacheSpark, #SparkSQL, #DeltaLake, #ApacheKafka, #KafkaStreams
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Prerequisities
Be prepared to get the most out of the workshop
Prerequisities / Experience
Some familiarity with messaging systems
Experience with shell / command line
Prerequisities / To Be Installed
Linux or macOS
OpenJDK 11
Apache Kafka 3.1.0
(Scala 2.13)
IntelliJ IDEA
(or any other IDE, e.g. Visual Code)
kcat Utility
Prerequisities / Optional Tools
Project build tool (
sbt
preferred)
Docker
Docker Desktop for Mac
Docker for Windows
Docker Compose
git
# Questions? * Read [The Internals of Apache Kafka](https://books.japila.pl/kafka-internals/) * Read [The Internals of Kafka Streams](https://books.japila.pl/kafka-streams-internals/) * Follow [@jaceklaskowski](https://twitter.com/jaceklaskowski) on twitter (DMs open) * Upvote [my questions and answers on StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/users/1305344/jacek-laskowski) * Contact me at jacek@japila.pl


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I see that flypitch
and lean-perfectoid-spaces
live outside the mathlib
repo. Are there any other big formalization projects that live elsewhere besides these two?
I have a partial CompCert port (very old/outdated) on my GitHub, as well as a preservation and progress type safety proof for C0. These kinds of things tend to bit-rot though without a connection to mathlib to keep them alive
There is also lean-stacks-project
and its descendent lean-scheme
There is of course the lean 2 HoTT library, as well as the lean 3 port; I don't know whether you are only looking for recent work
@Mario Carneiro Thanks. I had no idea you had started porting CompCert. Wow, ambitious. My goal right now is just to visualize the mathlib&friends instance graph, so the programming language projects are less relevant to my current inquiry.
It was a very early project, on Leo's recommendation.  I think Reid has some category theory library somewhere that might also involve a bunch of new instances? Also possibly Scott, although I think most of his work is now in mathlib
@Mario Carneiro I suppose I will just start with mathlib for now. Thanks very much for your responses.
oh yeah, there's also reid's homotopy theory library
https://github.com/johoelzl/mason-stother and https://github.com/NeilStrickland/lean_lib come to mind
There's also https://github.com/lean-forward/cap_set_problem (which is relatively small).
@Daniel Selsam I'm in the planning phase of a stackage-like package repository. Having a central depot of package might make things easier for you. Right now, I'm wondering what service / technology to use to build all the projects. Do you have anything at your disposition?
@Simon Hudon I have no insight here. For my inquiry last night, just an updated-once-a-month list of projects using mathlib (with their approximate statuses) on the GitHub README would have sufficed.
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Iron Man Wins!
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Iron Man pulls out the chair from underneath Thanos.
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Thanos, weighing 975 pounds, sits on Iron Man.
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Iron Man, underneath the mass of Thanos, talks about Thanos's mama. Thanos, sobbing greatly, gets up and runs away.
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Iron Man wins with Thanos' retreat!


An iPod that’s perfect for you
The iPod now comes in 5GB, 10GB and 20GB models. So whatever the size of your library of CDs — or the breadth of your musical tastes — there’s an iPod that fits your requirements. The new 20GB model, for instance, holds an astonishing 4,000 songs. The 10GB model has been redesigned to be even thinner. And the 5GB model is now priced at just $299. All three models let you rock out for 10 hours on a full battery, and all three are now available to both Mac and Windows users.
All iPod (Touch Wheel) models have a FireWire port cover. Scroll wheel models don't, and dock connector models don't have a FireWire port. The iPod (Touch Wheel) model controls look similar to the iPod (Scroll Wheel) but the touch wheel itself doesn't turn. iPod (Touch Wheel) models are considered second-generation iPod models.


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with System;
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with Interfaces.C.Strings; use Interfaces.C.Strings;
with Unchecked_Conversion;
package Terminal_Interface.Curses.Aux is
pragma Preelaborate (Terminal_Interface.Curses.Aux);
use type Interfaces.C.int;
subtype C_Int is Interfaces.C.int;
subtype C_Short is Interfaces.C.short;
subtype C_Long_Int is Interfaces.C.long;
subtype C_Size_T is Interfaces.C.size_t;
subtype C_UInt is Interfaces.C.unsigned;
subtype C_ULong is Interfaces.C.unsigned_long;
subtype C_Char_Ptr is Interfaces.C.Strings.chars_ptr;
type C_Void_Ptr is new System.Address;
type C_Chtype is new C_ULong;
type C_AttrType is new C_ULong;
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I don't have alot of favorite places
But there are many places I want to visit
So, in accordance with the presentation styles given to us by the masters, here are some of them
- Ireland, I've always wanted to visit Dublin
- Jerusalem, in Israel, has such rich history
- Italy, and the Vatican City, great food, rich culture and history, what's not to love?


Welcome!
This repository was first unveiled at SIGCSE 2019 as part of our paper “Redesigning a Software Development Course as a Preparation for a Capstone: An Experience Report”.
These Teaching Experiential Action-based Materials (TEAM) are intended for instructors who are teaching team-based project courses.
Course logistics
Schedule, project selection and team formation
| Page | Notes |
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| schedule.md | Sample schedule for the course: https://github.com/hmc-cs121-admin/hmc-cs121-s2018 |
| project_preferences.md | Logistics, and Project Preferences + Overleaf template |
Project Management and Documentation (Team Assignments)
Phase 1 PMs submit Phase 1 Project Plan Draft for Peer-review by uploading the PDF on Canvas.
PMs submit a complete draft of the Wireframes, UML assignment for Peer-review.
Each PM submits their team’s Functionality draft for peer-review.
Each PM submits their team’s Poster for peer-review.
| Page | Notes |
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| agenda.md | Sample agenda for the client-team meeting; guidelines/template: https://www.overleaf.com/read/jkkfjwhwjcjp |
| project_plan.md | A scaffolding to help plan the project and provide the structure for the final write-up (overall project goals, the solution to the client’s problem and how it fits the client’s needs, how the team will accomplish this solution, and specific tasks for this phase). |
| project_plan_3.md | An updated Phase 1 plan. |
| wireframes.md | Show the app flow using wireframes; document the technical design of your project by creating CRC or UML diagrams. |
| architecture.md | |
| functionality.md | |
| code_review.md | Code review (in-class) exercise. |
| user_testing.md | |
| poster.md | At the end of the course, teams put together posters for a Poster Session, outlining their work, progress, and achievements. |
| poster_session.md | End-of-the-course celebration where teams present their work, progress, and achievements. |
| handoff.md | A final walk-through with the team to ensure that their repo’s README provides a complete overview and instructions for future developers/users. |
| sample_README.md | A final walk-through with the team to ensure that their repo’s README provides a complete overview and instructions for future developers/users. |
Team Retrospectives (aka Phase Reflections)
team_eval.md and postmortem.md from the “Team Retrospectives (aka Phase Reflections)” category can also be listed under the “Individual Assignments” category, since they are completed by each student.
| Page | Notes |
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| Phase 1 and Phase 2-3 | Each phase of the project brings a slightly different focus (and thus format) to the reflection. Contains both, the individual and team component. |
| team_eval.md | Each student submits a “Final team eval spreadsheet” evaluating themselves and their teammates. |
| postmortem.md | A set of final reflection questions, aka Postmortem |
Project Manager (PM) Assignments
| Page | Notes |
|---|---|
| pm_expectations.md | PM’s primary responsibilities and expectations |
| project_report.md | A report submitted by the PM at the end of each week. |
| presentation.md | Project Manager Presentation occures at the end of each phase (or the beginning of the next phase, recapping the previous phase). Each phase has a different focus. Needs formatting |
| presentation_reflection.md | A short self-reflection and presentation assessment by the PM. Submitted before they see the video of their presentation. The Postmortem comes back to this reflection, asking them about their presentation, now that they’ve seen the video (potentially, after several weeks have passed, unless it’s the last PM) |
Individual Assignments
team_eval.md and postmortem.md from the “Team Retrospectives (aka Phase Reflections)” category can also be listed under the “Individual Assignments” category, since they are completed by each student.
| Page | Notes |
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| status_report.md | Each developer submits a weekly status report detailing their progress and planning their next week. |
| portfolio.md | Each student submits a compilation of their work at the end of the course. |
| open_source_project_eval.md | An (extra-credit) assignment given after the open-source lecture. Adopted from the POSSE/foss2serve community. |
Created using Markdown Tables generator.
Other courses or useful resources
Do not hesitate to edit this list and submit your changes as a Pull Request.
- http://foss2serve.org/index.php/Publications - references to publications and events that are related to the effort to help students contribute to HFOSS (Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software).
- http://foss2serve.org/index.php/POSSE - POSSE is the Professors’ Open Source Software Experience. POSSEs provide professional development for instructors interested in student participation in Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS)
- http://www.swenet.org - The Network Community for Software Engineering Education. No longer active; see “View SEEK Areas” for example modules.
- https://ucsb-cs48.github.io - “Computer Science Project” course at UCSB.
- …
Contributing
We welcome contributors and would like to grow the community of educators who are teaching team-based project courses.
To help us update this repo:
- Fork it!
- Make your changes in a branch:
git checkout -b my-branch
- Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Added my comments'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-branch
- Submit a pull request :D
You can also do this through GitHub’s web interface by clicking the “Edit” icon and submitting a pull request.


At a distance of 318 km from Bangalore, 104 km from Mangalore, 99 km from Shimoga, 88 km from Chikmagalur, 256 km from Mysore and 79 km from Udupi, Sringeri in Chikmagalur district is one of the important pilgrimage centers in South India.
Sringeri is well known for Sharada Peetham, the first and foremost of the 4 Peethams established by the renowned 8th century saint Sri Adi Shankaracharya. It is also one of the most famous tourist places to visit in Karnataka, mainly as a pilgrimage destination.
Sringeri is situated at an altitude of 2789 ft on the banks of River Tunga bounded by Western Ghats. The name Sringeri is derived from Rishyashringa-giri, a nearby hill that is named after Sage Rishyashringa. Hyder Ali annexed Ikkeri to the kingdom of Mysore. Tipu Sultan provided financial aid to Sringeri for the reconstruction of temples.
Visiting Timings:-6AM TO 8:30PM


Stadia leak provides glimpse at television UI and Pro ‘Worm Game’
by Abner LiAhead of Stadia launching in nine days, Google’s game streaming service is beginning to leak as it enters wider testing. The first provides another live glimpse at the TV homescreen on a Chromecast and shows something called “Worm Game.”
Our first look at the Stadia interface came from an official video released at Made by Google 2019. Confirmed by subsequent early hands-on pieces, the Chromecast TV interface prominently shows your last played game with large cover art. A play button presumably starts the experience, while there’s a docked “Your games” carousel below.
Expanding presents a carousel with cards that you can swipe through. Today’s Stadia UI leak (via Reddit) shows this up close with an orange border used to highlight the current selection. Red Dead Redemption 2 was the last played game in this example, while the carousel also shows Rise of the Tomb Raider. These items are presumably arranged by what was last opened.
What’s new today is WORM GAME and how there is a red “PRO” badge in the bottom-left corner. This looks to denote what games $9.99/month Stadia Pro subscribers have access to that are not purchases, and should also be appended to Destiny 2.
Meanwhile, the newly revealed game in this Stadia UI leak could be a basic demo experience akin to classic Snake — as suggested by food items in the artwork that players presumably have to collect. One possible use is ensuring that your controller and connection works. Otherwise, no publisher has mentioned such a title in development for Stadia. The graphics are whimsical and Google Doodle-esque in nature. Alternately, it could be a game aimed at kids.
More about Google Stadia:
- Here’s everything Stadia won’t be able to do at launch
- Google Stadia app reveals data usage, player limits, demos, more [APK Insight]
- Are you getting Google Stadia at launch? [Poll]
- Google Stadia hosting Reddit AMA next week before launch
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Phenote can be customized to your specifications, including the input fields you desire, the ontologies from which those fields are populated, and the output format used. These items are specified in a 'configuration file' which is utilized when Phenote loads.
Phenote comes with several configurations you can choose from. If these do not meet your specific needs, they can be easily edited following the instructions in this help section.
The configuration file allows the user to specify the following items. Each of these is described in greater detail in the 'Customizing Phenote' help section.
Currently, configuration of Phenote must be done by hand-editing a text file. This help section explains the location and process of editing the configuration file used when Phenote loads. Please continue on to the next section, 'How To Edit a Configuration File ', to get started...


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| Polygon2D (SizeType n) | |
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| Polygon2D (std::initializer_list< PointType > init) | |
| Polygon2D (const Polygon2D &other) | |
| Polygon2D & | operator= (const Polygon2D &other) |
| Polygon2D & | operator<< (const PointType &point) |
| append a point to the polygon | |
| bool | intersects (const Polygon2D &other) const |
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| bool | intersects (const Circle2D< T > &circle) const |
| Check if a intersection exists. | |
| bool | intersects (const LineSegment2D< T > &segment) const |
| Check if a intersection exists. | |
| bool | intersects (const Ray2D< T > &segment) const |
| Check if a intersection exists. | |
| bool | getIntersections (const LineSegment2D< T > &segment, PointSet2D< T > &intersectionPoints) const |
| Calculate the intersection point(s) | |
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| PointSet2D (std::initializer_list< PointType > init) | |
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| Number of points contained in the set. | |
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| PointType & | operator[] (SizeType index) |
| const PointType & | operator[] (SizeType index) const |
| void | removeAll () |
| Remove all points. | |
| iterator | begin () |
| const_iterator | begin () const |
| iterator | end () |
| const_iterator | end () const |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from xpcc::PointSet2D< T > | |
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| using | PointType = Vector< T, 2 > |
| typedef xpcc::DynamicArray< PointType >::iterator | iterator |
| typedef xpcc::DynamicArray< PointType >::const_iterator | const_iterator |
| Protected Attributes inherited from xpcc::PointSet2D< T > | |
| xpcc::DynamicArray< PointType > | points |
The Polygon class provides a vector of points. The polygon is implicit closed, which means the first and the last point are connected.
| bool xpcc::Polygon2D< T >::intersects | ( | const Polygon2D< T > & | other | ) | const |
| bool xpcc::Polygon2D< T >::isInside | ( | const PointType & | point | ) |
The borders of the polygon are included in the area of the polygon.
true
if point is contained in the area, false
if it is outside.


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public interface SecurityGroupExtension
An extension to compute service to allow for the manipulation of SecurityGroup
s. Implementation
is optional by providers.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
SecurityGroup |
addIpPermission(IpPermission ipPermission,
SecurityGroup group)
Add a @{link IpPermission} to an existing @{link SecurityGroup}. |
SecurityGroup |
addIpPermission(IpProtocol protocol,
int startPort,
int endPort,
com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> tenantIdGroupNamePairs,
Iterable<String> ipRanges,
Iterable<String> groupIds,
SecurityGroup group)
Add a @{link IpPermission} to an existing @{link SecurityGroup}, based on the parameters given. |
SecurityGroup |
createSecurityGroup(String name,
org.jclouds.domain.Location location)
Create a new @{link SecurityGroup} from the parameters given. |
SecurityGroup |
getSecurityGroupById(String id)
Get a security group by id. |
Set<SecurityGroup> |
listSecurityGroups()
List security groups. |
Set<SecurityGroup> |
listSecurityGroupsForNode(String id)
List security groups for a given instance given the instance's ID. |
Set<SecurityGroup> |
listSecurityGroupsInLocation(org.jclouds.domain.Location location)
List security groups in a given @{link Location}. |
SecurityGroup |
removeIpPermission(IpPermission ipPermission,
SecurityGroup group)
Remove a @{link IpPermission} from an existing @{link SecurityGroup}. |
SecurityGroup |
removeIpPermission(IpProtocol protocol,
int startPort,
int endPort,
com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> tenantIdGroupNamePairs,
Iterable<String> ipRanges,
Iterable<String> groupIds,
SecurityGroup group)
Remove a @{link IpPermission} from an existing @{link SecurityGroup}, based on the parameters given. |
boolean |
removeSecurityGroup(String id)
Remove an existing @{link SecurityGroup}, and its permissions. |
boolean |
supportsGroupIds()
Returns true if this SecurityGroupExtension supports group IDs. |
boolean |
supportsPortRangesForGroups()
Returns true if this SecurityGroupExtension supports port ranges for group authorization. |
boolean |
supportsTenantIdGroupIdPairs()
Returns true if this SecurityGroupExtension supports tenant ID + group ID pairs. |
boolean |
supportsTenantIdGroupNamePairs()
Returns true if this SecurityGroupExtension supports tenant ID + group name pairs. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
Set<SecurityGroup> listSecurityGroups()
Set<SecurityGroup> listSecurityGroupsInLocation(org.jclouds.domain.Location location)
Set<SecurityGroup> listSecurityGroupsForNode(String id)
SecurityGroup getSecurityGroupById(String id)
SecurityGroup createSecurityGroup(String name, org.jclouds.domain.Location location)
name
- The name of the security grouplocation
- The @{link Location} of the security group
boolean removeSecurityGroup(String id)
id
- The id of the SecurityGroup to delete.
SecurityGroup addIpPermission(IpPermission ipPermission, SecurityGroup group)
rule
- The IpPermission to add.group
- The SecurityGroup to add the permission to.
SecurityGroup removeIpPermission(IpPermission ipPermission, SecurityGroup group)
rule
- The IpPermission to remove.group
- The SecurityGroup to remove the permission from.
SecurityGroup addIpPermission(IpProtocol protocol, int startPort, int endPort, com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> tenantIdGroupNamePairs, Iterable<String> ipRanges, Iterable<String> groupIds, SecurityGroup group)
protocol
- The @{link IpProtocol} for the permission.startPort
- The first port in the range to be opened, or -1 for ICMP.endPort
- The last port in the range to be opened, or -1 for ICMP.tenantIdGroupNamePairs
- source of traffic allowed is on basis of another group in a tenant, as opposed to by cidripRanges
- An Iterable of Strings representing the IP range(s) the permission should allow.groupIds
- An Iterable of @{link SecurityGroup} IDs this permission should allow.group
- The SecurityGroup to add the permission to.
SecurityGroup removeIpPermission(IpProtocol protocol, int startPort, int endPort, com.google.common.collect.Multimap<String,String> tenantIdGroupNamePairs, Iterable<String> ipRanges, Iterable<String> groupIds, SecurityGroup group)
protocol
- The @{link IpProtocol} for the permission.startPort
- The first port in the range to be opened, or -1 for ICMP.endPort
- The last port in the range to be opened, or -1 for ICMP.tenantIdGroupNamePairs
- source of traffic allowed is on basis of another group in a tenant, as opposed to by cidripRanges
- An Iterable of Strings representing the IP range(s) the permission should allow.groupIds
- An Iterable of @{link SecurityGroup} IDs this permission should allow.group
- The SecurityGroup to remove the permission from.
boolean supportsTenantIdGroupNamePairs()
boolean supportsTenantIdGroupIdPairs()
boolean supportsGroupIds()
boolean supportsPortRangesForGroups()
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Class: Aws::SageMaker::Types::HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb |
Overview
The configuration of resources, including compute instances and
storage volumes for use in training jobs launched by hyperparameter
tuning jobs. HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig
is similar to
ResourceConfig
, but has the additional InstanceConfigs
and
AllocationStrategy
fields to allow for flexible instance management.
Specify one or more instance types, count, and the allocation strategy
for instance selection.
HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig
supports the capabilities of
ResourceConfig
with the exception of KeepAlivePeriodInSeconds
.
Hyperparameter tuning jobs use warm pools by default, which reuse
clusters between training jobs.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#allocation_strategy ⇒ String
rw
The strategy that determines the order of preference for resources specified in
InstanceConfigs
used in hyperparameter optimization. -
#instance_configs ⇒ Array<Types::HyperParameterTuningInstanceConfig>
rw
A list containing the configuration(s) for one or more resources for processing hyperparameter jobs.
-
#instance_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of compute instances of type
InstanceType
to use. -
#instance_type ⇒ String
rw
The instance type used to run hyperparameter optimization tuning jobs.
-
#volume_kms_key_id ⇒ String
rw
A key used by Amazon Web Services Key Management Service to encrypt data on the storage volume attached to the compute instances used to run the training job.
-
#volume_size_in_gb ⇒ Integer
rw
The volume size in GB for the storage volume to be used in processing hyperparameter optimization jobs (optional).
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#allocation_strategy ⇒ String
(rw)
The strategy that determines the order of preference for resources
specified in InstanceConfigs
used in hyperparameter optimization.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_configs ⇒ Array
<Types::HyperParameterTuningInstanceConfig> (rw)
A list containing the configuration(s) for one or more resources for
processing hyperparameter jobs. These resources include compute
instances and storage volumes to use in model training jobs launched
by hyperparameter tuning jobs. The AllocationStrategy
controls the
order in which multiple configurations provided in InstanceConfigs
are used.
HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig
API, do not provide a value for
InstanceConfigs
. Instead, use InstanceType
, VolumeSizeInGB
and
InstanceCount
. If you use InstanceConfigs
, do not provide values
for InstanceType
, VolumeSizeInGB
or InstanceCount
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of compute instances of type InstanceType
to use. For
distributed training, select a value greater than 1.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The instance type used to run hyperparameter optimization tuning jobs. See descriptions of instance types for more information.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#volume_kms_key_id ⇒ String
(rw)
A key used by Amazon Web Services Key Management Service to encrypt data on the storage volume attached to the compute instances used to run the training job. You can use either of the following formats to specify a key.
::Aws::KMS
Key ID:
"1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab"
Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of a ::Aws::KMS
key:
"arn:aws:kms:us-west-2:111122223333:key/1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab"
Some instances use local storage, which use a hardware module to
encrypt storage volumes. If you choose one of these instance
types, you cannot request a VolumeKmsKeyId
. For a list of instance
types that use local storage, see instance store volumes. For
more information about Amazon Web Services Key Management Service,
see KMS encryption for more information.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#volume_size_in_gb ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The volume size in GB for the storage volume to be used in
processing hyperparameter optimization jobs (optional). These
volumes store model artifacts, incremental states and optionally,
scratch space for training algorithms. Do not provide a value for
this parameter if a value for InstanceConfigs
is also specified.
Some instance types have a fixed total local storage size. If you
select one of these instances for training, VolumeSizeInGB
cannot
be greater than this total size. For a list of instance types with
local instance storage and their sizes, see instance store
volumes.
::Aws::SageMaker
supports only the General Purpose SSD (gp2) storage
volume type.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-sagemaker/lib/aws-sdk-sagemaker/types.rb', line 20962
class HyperParameterTuningResourceConfig < Struct.new( :instance_type, :instance_count, :volume_size_in_gb, :volume_kms_key_id, :allocation_strategy, :instance_configs) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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#include <mpxConnection.h>
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| | mpxConnection (asynUser *parentUser, asynUser *tcpUser, merlinDetector *parentObj) |
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| asynStatus | mpxGet (char *valueId, double timeout) |
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| asynStatus | mpxSet (char *valueId, char *value, double timeout) |
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| asynStatus | mpxWriteRead (char *cmdType, char *cmdName, double timeout) |
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| asynStatus | mpxRead (asynUser *pasynUser, char *bodyBuf, int bufSize, int *bytesRead, double timeout) |
| | Reads in a raw MPX frame from a pasynOctetSyncIO handle. More...
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| merlinDataHeader | parseDataHeader (const char *header) |
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| void | parseMqDataFrame (NDAttributeList *pAttr, const char *header, size_t *xsize, size_t *ysize, int *pixelDepth, int *offset, int *profileSelect) |
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| void | dumpData (char *sdata, int size) |
| | memory dump of data for diagnostics More...
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◆ mpxConnection()
| mpxConnection::mpxConnection |
( |
asynUser * |
parentUser, |
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asynUser * |
tcpUser, |
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merlinDetector * |
parentObj |
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) |
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◆ dumpData()
| void mpxConnection::dumpData |
( |
char * |
sdata, |
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|
int |
size |
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) |
| |
memory dump of data for diagnostics
◆ mpxCommand()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxCommand |
( |
char * |
commandId, |
|
|
double |
timeout |
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) |
| |
◆ mpxGet()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxGet |
( |
char * |
valueId, |
|
|
double |
timeout |
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) |
| |
Get the specified named value from Labview.
◆ mpxRead()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxRead |
( |
asynUser * |
pasynUser, |
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char * |
bodyBuf, |
|
|
int |
bufSize, |
|
|
int * |
bytesRead, |
|
|
double |
timeout |
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) |
| |
Reads in a raw MPX frame from a pasynOctetSyncIO handle.
This function skips any leading data, looking for the pattern MPX,0000000000,
Where<PHONE_NUMBER> = the no. of bytes in body of the frame in decimal (inclusive of comma after 000000000) Reads the rest of the body into the passed bodyBuf
◆ mpxReadCmd()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxReadCmd |
( |
char * |
cmdType, |
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char * |
cmdName, |
|
|
double |
timeout |
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) |
| |
Reads in the MPX command header and body from labview verifies the header and places the body in this->fromLabviewBody for parsing by the caller.
◆ mpxSet()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxSet |
( |
char * |
valueId, |
|
|
char * |
value, |
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|
double |
timeout |
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) |
| |
◆ mpxWrite()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxWrite |
( |
double |
timeout | ) |
|
Send a request to labview.
◆ mpxWriteRead()
| asynStatus mpxConnection::mpxWriteRead |
( |
char * |
cmdType, |
|
|
char * |
cmdName, |
|
|
double |
timeout |
|
) |
| |
◆ parseDataHeader()
◆ parseMqDataFrame()
| void mpxConnection::parseMqDataFrame |
( |
NDAttributeList * |
pAttr, |
|
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const char * |
header, |
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size_t * |
xsize, |
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size_t * |
ysize, |
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int * |
pixelDepth, |
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int * |
offset, |
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int * |
profileSelect |
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) |
| |
◆ fromLabview
◆ fromLabviewBody
◆ fromLabviewError
| int mpxConnection::fromLabviewError |
◆ fromLabviewHeader
◆ fromLabviewValue
◆ toLabview
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/travis/build/areaDetector/areaDetector/ADMerlin/merlinApp/src/mpxConnection.h
- /home/travis/build/areaDetector/areaDetector/ADMerlin/merlinApp/src/mpxConnection.cpp


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grid-template-columns: repeat(12, 1fr); /* Repeat columns without needing to write them */
grid-template-rows: 1rem 10% auto repeat(5, 10px); /* Mix any group, same rules work for rows */
/* Automatic columns and rows */
grid-auto-columns: 10px; /* No matter how many columns of content end up in the grid, each column will be this same width */
grid-auto-rows: 1rem; /* No matter how many rows of content end up in the grid, each row will be this same height */
/* Areas */
grid-template-areas:
"header header"
"main aside"
"footer footer"; /* Grid-style */
grid-template-areas: "header header" "main aside" "footer footer"; /* Inline-style */
/* Template shorthand */
grid-template:
"header header" auto
"main aside" 100vh
"footer footer" 10rem
/ 80% 20%;
/* The above is the same as below long-hand */
grid-template-columns: 80% 20%;
grid-template-rows: auto 100vh 10rem;
grid-template-areas:
"header header"
"main aside"
"footer footer";
/* Gaps */
grid-row-gap: 1rem;
grid-column-gap: 0.5rem; /* Define values separately */
grid-gap: 1rem 0.5rem; /* Short-hand for row / column */
grid-gap: 1rem; /* Gap in both dimensions */
/* Item justification (horizontal or column alignment) */
justify-items: start; /* Align items to the left */
justify-items: center; /* Align items centered within its column */
justify-items: end; /* Align items to the right */
justify-items: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (horizontally) */
/* Item alignment (vertical or row alignment) */
align-items: start; /* Align items to the top */
align-items: center; /* Align items centered within its row */
align-items: end; /* Align items to the bottom */
align-items: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (vertically) */
/* Place item shorthand */
place-items: start stretch;
/* The above is the same as below long-hand */
align-items: start;
justify-items: stretch;
/* Content justification (horizontal or column alignment) */
justify-content: start; /* Align content to the left */
justify-content: center; /* Align content centered horizontally within the grid */
justify-content: end; /* Align content to the right */
justify-content: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (horizontally) */
justify-content: space-around; /* Chooses a space for both sides of the columns like a left and right margin */
justify-content: space-between; /* Chooses a space to go between columns, no margins on outside of content */
justify-content: space-evenly; /* Chooses a space that goes between all columns and edges consistently */
/* Content alignment (horizontal or column alignment) */
align-content: start; /* Align content to the top */
align-content: center; /* Align content centered vertically within the grid */
align-content: end; /* Align content to the bottom */
align-content: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (vertically) */
align-content: space-around; /* Chooses a space for the top and bottom of the rows like a top and bottom margin */
align-content: space-between; /* Chooses a space to go between rows, no margins on outside of content */
align-content: space-evenly; /* Chooses a space that goes between all rows and edges consistently */
/* Place item shorthand */
place-content: center start;
/* The above is the same as below long-hand */
align-content: center;
justify-content: start;
/* Automatic grid positioning */
grid-auto-flow: row; /* Left-to-right rows, then top-to-bottom*/
grid-auto-flow: column; /* Top-to-bottom columns, then left-to-right */
grid-auto-flow: dense; /* Responds with best-guess on left-to-right, top-to-bottom order with advanced layouts */
/* There is one final shorthand for all container properties in one */
/* Explicit grid columns, rows, and areas */
grid:
"header header" auto
"main aside" 100vh
"footer footer" 10rem
/ 80% 20%; /* You can include a template as the only value, which is equivalent to below */
grid-template:
"header header" auto
"main aside" 100vh
"footer footer" 10rem
/ 80% 20%; /* Which is again equivalent to below */
grid-template-columns: 80% 20%;
grid-template-rows: auto 100vh 10rem;
grid-template-areas:
"header header"
"main aside"
"footer footer";
/* Automatic grid flows */
grid: 1rem / auto-flow dense 1fr; /* You can include rows, a flow, and automatic columns, which is equivalent to below */
grid-template-rows: 1rem;
grid-auto-flow: dense;
grid-auto-columns: 1fr;
grid: auto-flow dense 1rem / repeat(10, 10%); /* Conversely, you can do the same thing with automatic rows, and defined columns */
grid-auto-flow: dense;
grid-auto-rows: 1rem;
grid-template-columns: repeat(10, 10%);
{: .-setup}
{: .-setup}
/* Column position */
grid-column-start: 1;
grid-column-end: 2;
grid-column: 1 / 2; /* Short hand */
grid-column: 1 / span 2; /* Span 2 columns without explicitly defining an endpoint */
grid-column: 1; /* Start in and occupy a single column */
/* Row position */
grid-row-start: 2;
grid-row-end: 4;
grid-row: 2 / 4; /* Short hand */
grid-row: 2 / span 3;/* Span 3 rows without explicitly defining an endpoint */
grid-row: 1; /* Start in and occupy a single row */
/* Area positioning */
grid-area: header; /* You can use a named grid area from the container */
grid-area: 2 / 1 / 4 / 2; /* Or you can use positioning. This is equivalent to... */
grid-row-start: 2;
grid-column-start: 1;
grid-row-end: 4;
grid-column-end: 2;
/* Self justification (horizontal or column alignment) */
justify-self: start; /* Align item to the left */
justify-self: center; /* Align item centered within its column */
justify-self: end; /* Align item to the right */
justify-self: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (horizontally) */
/* Self alignment (vertical or row alignment) */
align-self: start; /* Align item to the top */
align-self: center; /* Align item centered within its row */
align-self: end; /* Align item to the bottom */
align-self: stretch; /* (default) Fills available area (vertically) */
/* Placement shorthand */
place-self: start stretch;
/* The above is the same as below long-hand */
align-self: start;
justify-self: stretch;
{: .-setup}
{: .-one-column}


1. Executive Summary
This document is the manual (user guide) of the Let’s Coordinate tool developed for RSC services that RSCs provide to TSOs, in order to present the main screens, functionalities of the tool and describe how to use the tool.
With this tool, user will be able to receive notifications to warn about relevant information linked to business processes (quality check report, results of calculation, free message…), to receive notifications to coordinate between TSOs and RSCs with dedicated screen to monitor and have a correct traceability of this coordination and to consult and export RSC KPI reports for these RSC processes.
2. Introduction
2.1. User types
For the Let’s Coordinate application, we have 3 user types:
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Transmission System Operator (TSO),
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Regional Security Coordinator (RSC),
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Administrator (ADMIN).
Let see details about each of them:
2.1.1. TSO user
Each TSO is able to define a list of users among its entity to access to the tool within Keycloak authentication tool. Each TSO has the possibility to interact with dedicated notifications only for its entity as TSO. Each TSO authorized user is able to login to the tool, acknowledge notifications for its TSO for authorized RSC services, to answer to coordination requests and to monitor them, to consult KPIs for RSC processes and generate RSC KPI report.
2.1.2. RSC user
Each RSC is able to define a list of users among its entity to access to the tool within Keycloak tool. Each RSC has the possibility to interact with notifications for its entity as RSC and all received notifications related to one of the TSOs under its responsibility (without impacting the TSO notification itself). Each RSC authorized user is able to login to the tool, acknowledge notifications for its RSC for authorized RSC services, to follow coordination requests from their TSOs and to monitor them, to consult KPIs for RSC processes and generate RSC KPI report.
2.1.3. Administrator user
In general, administrator (ADMIN) user has specific rights and can’t access to TSOs or RSCs data. Some operations are restricted to users with the ADMIN role, either because they are administration operations with a potential impact to OperatorFabric or Let’s Coordinate instances as a whole, or because they give access to information that should be private to a user.
Below is a quick recap of these restricted operations:
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Users Service
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Any action (read, create/update or delete) regarding a single user’s data (their personal info such as their first and last name, as well as their settings) can be performed either by the user in question or by a user with the ADMIN role.
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Any action on a list of users or on the groups (if authorization is managed in OperatorFabric) can only be performed by a user with the ADMIN role.
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Thirds Service
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Any write (create, update or delete) action on bundles can only be performed by a user with the ADMIN role. As such, administrators are responsible for the quality and securi-ty of the provided bundles. In particular, as it is possible to use scripts in templates, they should perform a security check to make sure that there is no XSS risk.
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| The ADMIN role doesn’t grant any special privileges when it comes to card consultation (be they current or archived), so an user with the ADMIN role will only see cards that have been addressed to them or to one of their groups), just like any other user. |
2.2. Supported browsers
The tool is supporting the 3 most recent versions of these 3 following web browsers:
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Google Chrome,
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Mozilla Firefox,
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Microsoft Edge.
3. System login and logout
3.1. System login
When Let’s Coordinate has been installed on a specific server, to connect/log in to the Let’s Coordinate tool, user will have to use the Let’s Coordinate direct url to open directly the Let’s Coordinate tool: http://localhost/ui/.
After connecting to url address, user should enter its credentials:
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Login: username or email
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Password
Then validate with “Log In” button.
After login, user will be redirected to the “Feed screen” of Let’s Coordinate which is the Home screen of the tool.
The name (last and first names) and the entity (name of TSO or RCC) will be displayed on the right part of the header.
3.2. System logout
To log out, user can disconnect with a specific button on the top right part of the header of the screen. With the little triangle button on the right of username, user can click on it to display the content and then select log out.
After log out, user will come back to login page.
4. Screens presentation
4.1. General screen overview
The proposed GUI for the application is common for all screens in the application.
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On the top of the page, you have a header with
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Menu to access to the different screens of the tool.
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Card Feed screen: to receive and display the different notifications. User will have the possibilities to manage the notifications in this screen.
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Archiving screen: to access to all existing notifications which are stored in the database
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Monitoring screen: to monitor the status of the coordination
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Logging screen: to displays logs of the relevant information about the coordination process
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RSC KPI report screen: to configure and present the relevant Key Performances Indicators (KPIs) of the RSC services (graphs and report)
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Card creation link : to create from the GUI a notification and to send it to different users (TSO and/or RSC) or group of users
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Login information menu:
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In the top right of the page, you have the name & company of logged user
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Below to the name of the logged user, current time for selected time zone of the day is displayed.
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User settings menu
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Settings screen: to present the different settings for the user to be set (time zone, notification arrival with sounds…)
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Notification reception configuration screen: to select which notifications to receive or not in the feed screen
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About: to present the deployed version of the application
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Day mode: to change from day to night modes or night to day modes
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Log out: to log out from the application
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A banner at the top right of the top menu indicates on which environment Let’s Coordinate is installed or to give a specific name to this version of Let’s Coordinate (optional)
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Below the header, you have the content of the screen
4.2. Card Feed screen
The card feed screen is the place to receive and manage cards/notifications.
On this screen,
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Below the header, you have a timeline which presents when the events displayed in the notification are relevant.
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On the left of the page, you have the deck of notifications which presents all received notifications.
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On the right of the page, you have the detailed information of the notification.
4.2.1. Notification feed/deck consideration
Global concept
On the left part of feed screen, a deck presents all received notifications.
Notification concepts
Notification is an object which can support different operational information relevant for business process. Each notification has a "reduced view" to present a summary of its content, and a detailed view to see more about the notification.
There are 2 kinds of notifications which depends on the event to raise:
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INFO: for an informative notification, user can just acknowledge it.
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ACTION: for an action/smart notification when user should act (accept, reject, explanation about rejection and comment).
The color of the notification depends on the status of the card:
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INFO – blue: Information is received (like results of calculation are available)
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COMPLIANT – green: Validation has been performed successfully (like ACK is positive)
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ACTION required - orange – Warning: Please consider this notification and act to manage the raised situation/issue
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ALARM – red – Critical issues (like Process failed, validation failed)
They are 2 kinds of information inside an informative notification:
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General information: notification with a general information along the business period
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In such notification, a global information is applied for all business period without any specific timestamp identified
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Ex: Process success, process failed, input file positive validation…
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Specific timestamped information: notification with information for specific timestamps inside the business period
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In such notification, different information for dedicated timestamps are identified. Ex:
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Input file Negative validation ⇒ all severe errors, errors and/or warnings are detailed per timestamp
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Input file Positive validation with warnings ⇒ All warnings are detailed per timestamp
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Arrival date and business period
Each notification has an arrival date and a business period:
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Arrival date to know when this notification arrived in the system
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Example of arrival date: 19/09 13h23
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Business period or validity period: from when to when this information is relevant from business point of view.
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Ex: If a process result notification arrives the 19/09 at 13h23 and concerns the Month ahead process (so for October),
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Example of business period: 01/10 0h30 → 31/10 23h30 included
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Notification View
There are 2 views for a notification:
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Reduced view in the deck of notification
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Summary of the notification with limited information
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Depending if the card has been read or not, an eye cross out symbol appears on the right part of the notification
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Depending if the card has been acknowledged or not, a ticked symbol appears on the right part of the notification
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Detailed view in the right part of the screen
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Presentation of the content of notification with detailed information
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In the detailed view, you can have different buttons to act on this notification.
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In case of informative notification, you will be able to acknowledge/cancel acknowledgment of a notification:
In case of Smart notification, you will be able to answer to some questions and then send your answers to the coordination system.
Read/Unread notifications
A new notification when arriving in the deck is always an unread notification. User can recognize it by the bold weight of the reduced view content:
If a user clicks on the notification for the first time, then the notification will be changed to read status and the bold weight will disappear.
Notifications arrival with sound
User have the possibility to activate (or not) a dedicated sound bell when a new notification arrives. Each color/severity of notification has a different sound and an user can decide to active the sound for its arrival by ticking the corresponding check box:
Deck display
On the left part of feed screen, a deck presents all received notifications based on their business period displayed in the timeline. Displayed notifications in the deck are the ones who are valid/active referring to the dedicated timeline view meaning: if at least one minute from business period (from businessDayFrom to businessDayTo) of the notification is in-cluded in the period presented in timeline view. Some buttons are displayed on top of the deck to perform some ordering or filtering:
Deck ordering
Notifications in the deck are sorted by default by "Unread then date" order. User can decide to order the notifications in the feed by arrival date or by severity/color:
Deck filtering
Some filters are proposed to filter the deck of card:
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Between 2 arrival dates
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Based on the type/color of the notifications
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User can ticked or un-ticked notification color he wants to see:
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Status of the notifications: Acknowledged/Not acknowledged with the following menu. User can select to see:
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all notifications (acknowledged and not acknowledged)
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only acknowledged notifications
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only not acknowledged notifications
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By default, only “Not acknowledged” notifications are displayed: As soon as a user will acknowledge a notification, it will disappear from the deck based on this filter.
4.2.2. Timeline consideration
Global concept
Below the header, a timeline is proposed. This timeline represents a spatial view of information inside the notification depending on its severity/color, the event arrival or occurrence/relevancy.
Different views
To ease the view and to match with relevant timeframe processes, 4 different zooms are proposed:
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7 Days view from D-1 0h selected time until D-7 selected time – Default view
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Week view from Saturday 0h selected time until next Saturday 0h selected time
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Month view from 1st of the month 0h selected time until 1st of next month 0h selected time.
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Year view from 1st January 0h selected time until 1st January of next year 0h select time.
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>> : to move to the next period
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<< : to move to the previous period
A specific button on the bottom right is dedicated to hide (or not) the timeline:
When timeline is hidden, the considered business period (before it was hidden) is displayed on the left of its buttons.
For all first-time period view selection, the selected period will be preceded by the remaining days and hours between real time (current time) and begin of selected period (operational view).
User can click on >> button to see the next period or click on << button to see the previous period. In case user was in the first-time period view selection, if user clicks on << or >>, then the timeline will be configured in study mode view: beginning and end of the period displayed in the timeline are referring to selected period (without representing real time if not inside the period).
Time tick consideration
Each time tick represents a specific date and hour. The information displayed in this tick is the information from this time tick and before the next one.
For example, if the time tick is for the 11/10 0h with 7D view (a time tick every 4h in that zoom), user will see aggregated values from 00h to 3h59. And for the time tick of 11/10 4h, information from 4h to 7h59 etc…
“Real-time” time tick displays current hour and day. It’s marked as a bold blue time tick in the timeline if it is included in the timeline view/zoom. Before real-time time tick, some days or hours are displayed in order to present some events which just passed now in the past.
Bubble tips in the timeline
Bubble tips are used in the timeline to present the number of notifications detected for the dedicated time tick per categories of notification (blue, red, green or orange).
Ex: Here 7 red notifications have been detected, 3 orange ones… for the period between the 1st of April and the 1st of June.
The way to spatialize a notification in the timeline depends on kind of notifications.
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In case of general information notification (notification with a general information along the business period), this information will appear as a bubble in the timeline at the arrival date
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This information will appear in the timeline at the exact time/date when the notification arrived – when the global process/quality check has been done
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Ex: if a process success notification arrived at 9h53 24/06, then the bubble will be at this time/date.
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In case of timestamped information notification (notification with information for specific timestamps inside the business period), each information for dedicated timestamp will appear with a dedicated bubble in the timeline.
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Each event (error, warning…) inside the notification will be presented with a dedicated bubble in the timeline
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Ex: if inside a negative input file validation notification, error A is detected the 25/06 12h and error B is detected the 26/06 18h, then 2 bubbles are represented: one for the error A and one for the error B at dedicated date/time.
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Visualization of content of bubble
User can click on a bubble to see the details of events inside the bubble. A window will appear and present all summary of notifications considered in this bubble. If user selects one of the presented items, then the dedicated notification will be opened as a notification detailed view from feed screen.
Link between timeline view and notifications in the deck
The timeline view affects the notifications in the deck as a kind of filter of them:
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Each notification in the deck has a business period (businessDayFrom – businessDayTo).
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If the business period of notification is included in the timeline period (timeline from – timeline to), then the notification will appear in the deck.
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It can happen that a notification is not represented in the timeline as its arrival date/hour is not included in timeline view but as its business period is still included in the timeline period/view, the notification stays in the deck of notifications.
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If the business period of notification isn’t anymore included in the timeline period/view, then the notification will be moved to archiving system.
Logged username, current time and user settings
In the right part of the header the following information is presented: the name (first and last name) of logged user, its company and the current time for selected time zone: With the little triangle button, user can click on it in order to open the "User settings" panel. In this menu, different screens are proposed to display the settings of this user the "notification reception configuration" panel, information about the application version, to change the day/night mode or to logout.
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Settings at user level screen
In this screen, user can decide to change its time zone based on a proposed list of European cities: all hours in the tool will be updated referring to this time zone.
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Notification reception configuration screen
This screen displays a panel to select which notification user wants to see and receive or not.
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About screen
When selecting “About”, versions of deployed tools are displayed.
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Day/night mode
This functionality is used to change the color of the background of the tool by using a dedicated menu item:
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Day mode menu item to switch background to day mode with light colors
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Night mode menu item to switch background to night mode with dark colors
Example for the feed screen:
4.3. Archiving screen
This screen displays all past and current received notifications. User is able to search among all notifications available by using filters based on:
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Service: name of RSC service (CGM, CSA, CCC, OPC, STA…)
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Process: list of sub item under the selected service
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State: status of the notification for selected service and process
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Tags: types of notificationto search notification by keywords
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RSC Process (CGM, CSA, CCC, OPC, STA…)
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Kind of notification per process (CSA process success, CSA process failed…)
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Published date & hour of the notification: publish from and publish to
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Business period date & hour inside of the notification content: active from and active to
4.4. Monitoring screen
This screen allows each user (TSO and RSC) to monitor the status of coordination.
2 views are proposed for this screen
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General view : main information about the coordination’s status in live
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by selecting the right coordination from the table, the user can open the detailed view
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It is possible to export the coordinations' information as xlsx file
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Detailed view : details from the selected coordination cases with display of the different answers of each TSO (updated in live if coordination process is still running)
4.5. Logging screen
This screen displays logs of the relevant information about the coordination process:
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New request for coordination/validation
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Reception of answers from TSOs to this coordination/validation
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Final result notification
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Reception of input file to describe the expected coordination/validation
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Sending of output file with results of this coordination/validation
It is possible to export the logs as xlsx file
4.6. RSC KPI report screen
This screen displays the relevant Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for business processes.
It’s composed of two parts:
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Configuration RSC KPI report screen: This screen proposes settings to configure the report user want to see. When the settings are set, then click on “Submit” button to display the report. User can choose:
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Which RSC service?
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List of RSC service registered is proposed
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Granularity / Period:
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Granularity of the information: Daily or Yearly
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Period: select the business period
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When granularity is Daily: from start day to end day
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When granularity is Yearly: from start year to end year
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Which area (RSC or Region/CCR) is concerned?
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User should decide to see the information per RSC or per Region/CCR but not together.
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If granularity is Daily: user should select or “Pan-EU”ropean to see the global value of this KPI or one of the RSC or one of the Regions/CCRs.If granularity is Yearly: user can select multiple choices in the same category:
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Pan Eu from RSC part + 1 or multiple RSC
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or Pan-Eu from Regions/CCRs + 1 or multiple regions/CCRs
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Which kind of KPIs?
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Global performance (Pan European KPI which are not linked for any RSC or Region/CCR) and/or Business (KPI relevant for the concerned area: RSC or regions)?
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RSC KPI display screen: In this screen all graphs about KPI based on user configuration will be displayed. For every graph, user can add a comment below the graph itself. User has the possibility to export the graphs with comments as a pdf report by clicking on the pdf icon or export data (data only without graphs) as an Excel report by clicking on the Excel icon at the bottom. In case of pdf export, comments will be displayed.
5. Tool functionalities
5.1. Notification management
Notification reception
A notification appears in the card deck and displays a bubble in the timeline (depending on type of card)
Open a notification
User can click on a notification in the deck to open the detailed content
It’s also possible to see the dedicated notification in a larger/full screen with this button:
Acknowledge a notification
With action buttons present in detailed view, user can act on the card (acknowledge it if card type is information or accept/refuse it if card type is action).
Ex: For informative notification, user is able to acknowledge the notification to keep track of its reading. After a performed acknowledgement, notification will disappear from the deck. The only way to see it again is to consult the Archiving screen or to update the default filter which only shows the “not acknowledged” notifications.
5.2. RSC KPI graphs and report
Set RSC KPI graphs
The user chooses the RSC service, the data granularity (daily or yearly), the period (starting and ending dates), the RSC or Region, and the KPI data type (Global performance and/or Business process):
Selection of RSC service selection
This selection allows to choose which RSC services KPIs should be displayed:
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CGM,
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CSA,
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CCC,
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OPC,
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STA,
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etc…
Only 1 service can be selected
Data Granularity selection
User should select the granularity of data. This to see the data with a daily granularity (one value per day if existing) or yearly (one value per year if existing).
Period selection
User selects the period from 1 day to 5 years.
When data granularity is daily, we recommend to not use more than 1 year period.
election of area: RSC or Region
This selection will filter data for the concerned area: for one RSC or one Region/CCR, or general in case of Pan-EU (Pan-European).
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If granularity is Daily: user should select
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or “Pan-Eu”ropean to see the global value of this KPI
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or one of the RSC (not possible to select multiple RSC together)
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or one of the Regions/CCRs. (not possible to select multiple Regions/CCRs together)
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If granularity is Yearly: user can select one or multiple choices in the same category:
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RSC category ; “Pan Eu”, 1 or multiple RSCs together
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or Region category: “Pan-Eu”, 1 or multiple Regions/CCRs together
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Data type selection
Figures depends on selected type of KPIs:
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If global performances KPIs: no difference if user selects a RSC or all RSC, only global KPIs here,
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If business KPIs: these KPIs are different for each RSC or each Region/CCR as data are correlated to TSOs under responsibility of each RSC or TSOs linked to each Region/CCR.
RSC KPI graphs in GUI
User can see dedicated RSC KPIs graphs in GUI and can add some comments below each graph.
Export KPI report
The user can export KPI in pdf format by clicking on the dedicated button (pdf report will contain the comments if provided by user). It can also download report in xlsx to export only the values (no graphs).
RSC KPI report - pdf sample:
RSC KPI report - xlsx sample:
5.3. Reception notifications configuration screen
Reception of the notifications is configurable for each RSC service.
For each RSC process, a specific menu allows each user to determine which notification he wants to receive:
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If the notification is ticked, then user will receive it,
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If not, user will not receive it.
By confirming its choice with dedicated button, user will update its default settings. These settings will be applied directly in the feed screen.
5.4. Archiving system
User has the possibility to consult all received notifications in Archiving screen:
The screen is composed of 3 different components:
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Research parameters
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Found notifications list
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Detailed view of notification
Research parameters
User can decide to set up some filters or not and see dedicated cards by clicking on search button
Different available filters are:
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Service = user can select the RSC service
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Process = user can select process related to selected RSC service
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State = user can select state for the selected process
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Tags = user can enter a keyword
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Published date & hour:
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publish from = all notifications published from this date/hour
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publish to = all notifications published before this date/hour
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Business period date & hour: active from and active to
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active from = all notifications where business period is active at least in one hour from this date/hour
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active to = all notifications where business period is active at least in one hour from this date/hour
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Found list of notification
List of notification found in the database will appears as a list. In case of multiple pages, user can change from one page to another one with dedicated buttons.
Detailed view of notification
User can open a notification in detailed view to consult them more in details by clicking on it.
5.5. Notification creation
The goal of this screen is to create a notification from Let’s Coordinate GUI and to send this notification to other users.
A specific button on the top right is dedicated to open the card creation screen
5.5.1. Settings view
When clicking the card creation button, the following screen is opened:
In this screen, the user is invited to select/fill the required fields:
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Service: the list of RSC services (CSA, CCC, …)
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Process: the list of process related to selected service
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State: the list of state related to selected process
For each combination of Service/Process/State, the displayed fields will be different and are customizable.
But some fields are mandatory:
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Severity: Allow the changing of the card’s color according to the severity of the card (Alarm, Action, compliant, information).
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Start date: The notification’s business start date
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End date: The notification’s business end date. By default the end date value is the start date +24h.
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Recipients: The list of users (TSOs and/or RSCs) or/and group of users (all users, per TSO, per RSC, per CCR/region, per RSC, all TSOs, all RSCs) for whom the notification will be sent. If no recipient chosen, the notification will be sent only to the user who created it.
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Message: The text message of thise notification to send to other users (TSOs or/and RSCs)
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Conference subject: The subject of the conference. When this field is filled, the "Link of conference" field will be required.
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Link of conference: The url address/link of the conference. When this field is filled, the "Conference subject" field will be required.
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Report name: The name of the report. When this field is filled, the "Link of report" field will be required.
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Link of report: The url address/link of the report. When this field is filled, the "Report name" field will be required.
6. Existing generic notifications
6.1. Informative notifications
Depending on the business process, notifications will be different and adapted to each business process.
6 generic notifications are identified:
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Process success: This notification is emitted as soon as a process finished a step of the RSC process which was successful. This notification can present some files as process results to be downloaded. Color = BLUE.
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Process failed: This notification is emitted as soon as a process finished a step of the process wich was not successful or failed to finish the process step. This notification can present some files as process failure information to be downloaded. Color = RED.
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Validation of input file: This notification is emitted as soon as a validation of an input file has been performed by a business RSC/TSO tool and a dedicated ACK has been generated. There are 3 possible results:
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Positive validation: in case the input file is correct. Color = GREEN
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Positive validation with warnings: in case the input file is correct but has some warnings. Color = ORANGE
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Negative validation: in case the input file failed the validation as detected errors. Color = RED
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User created notification: in case a user create a notification from the GUI
6.2. Smart notifications
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Coordination Notifications:
For some processes, different TSOs will have to give their advice about a common question asked to different TSOs. This behavior is considered as a Coordination function.
In different steps :
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QUESTION: Smart notification is issued to ask TSOs to answer to one or multiple questions. Color = ORANGE
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Each time a TSO answers then the orange notification is updated with his response.
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End of coordination QUESTION: 2 cases:
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End because all TSOs participating in this coordination provided their answers to the question.
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End because of LTTD (Last Time To Decide) reached: a coordination can stop when the deadline (LTTD) is reached.
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RESULTS of COORDINATION : When coordination QUESTION is ended, an INFORMATIVE notification is issued automatically to present the results of the coordination : 2 cases:
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All answers provided are “Validated”, then the notification is green
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At least 2 answers are different, then the notification is red.
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Canadian PM Trudeau shuffles cabinet, makes Freeland Deputy PM
by Ross J BurlandCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday shuffled his cabinet. He moved Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland into a new position where she will be asked to help stave off a looming national unity crisis.
Key notes:
- Chrystia Freeland from Foreign Ministry to Intergovernmental Affairs Portfolio, also makes her Deputy PM.
- Francois-Philippe Champagne becomes new Canadian Foreign Minister.
- Bill Morneau stays as Finance Minister.
- Mary Ng is named Minister for Trade, Small Business and Export Promotion.
So, Freeland becomes minister of Intergovernmental Affairs as well as deputy prime minister where she will be expected to attend to the western oil-producing provinces, where we have seen tensions mounting due to tough environmental protection laws.
FX implications:
USD/CAD is steady on the news and announcements, with traders most concerned for the Federal Open Market Committee minutes today, which resulted in much of the same and expected statements as we have head since the October cut. There is also a keen focus on US-Sino trade affairs as well as Hong Kong keeping the commodity complex in check for which CAD trades as a proxy to.


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Factor the following expression:
format(QUESTION)
We first notice that all terms have a common factor. We can rewrite the expression as:
format(POLY_AND_FACTOR)
We can now focus on factoring the polynomial: format(POLY_NO_FACTOR)
When we factor a polynomial, we are basically reversing this process of multiplying linear expressions together:
\qquad formatGroup(GROUP1, [0, 1])
\qquad formatGroup(GROUP1, [2])
The coefficient on the x
term is SIMPLELINEAR
and the constant term is SIMPLECONSTANT
, so to reverse the steps above, we need to find two numbers
that add up to SIMPLELINEAR
and multiply to
SIMPLECONSTANT
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You can start by trying to guess which factors of SIMPLECONSTANT
add up to
SIMPLELINEAR
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and
b
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\qquad parseFormat("#a+#b=#{"+ SIMPLELINEAR + "}", [PINK, PINK, GREEN])
\qquad parseFormat("#a \\times #b = #{" + SIMPLECONSTANT + "}", [PINK, PINK, BLUE])
If you're stuck, try listing out every single factor of SIMPLECONSTANT
and its opposite as
a
in these equations, and see if it gives a value for b
that validates both conditions. For example, since Math.abs(A) is a factor of SIMPLECONSTANT
,
try substituting Math.abs(A) for a
as well as -Math.abs(A).
The two numbers -A
and -B
satisfy both conditions:
\qquad parseFormat("#{" + (-A) + "}+#{" + (-B) + "}=#{" + SIMPLELINEAR + "}", [PINK, PINK, GREEN])
\qquad parseFormat("#{" + (-A) + "}\\times #{" + (-B) + "}=#{" + SIMPLECONSTANT + "}", [PINK, PINK, BLUE])
So we can factor the polynomial as: parseFormat("(x + #{" + (-A) + "})(x + #{" + (-B) + "})", [PINK, PINK], simplifyOptions.checkInput)
The fully factored expression is: format(SOLUTION)


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Romeo & Juliet VR
Trailer
Demo Video
Project Info
| Project Duration | 10 weeks |
| Team Size | 1 Programmer, 1 Artist, 1 Designer, 1 Sound Designer, 1 Producer |
| Platform | Oculus Quest 2 |
| Tools | Unity, Perception Neuron (Motion Capture Device) |
| My Contributions | Programming, Game Design, Playtesting, Motion Capture |
| Download | Side Quest |
Introduction
Romeo and Juliet VR is an educational game I developed when I internship at Orta Interactive Studio as a VR programmer in the summer of 2022. Our client is from the CMU Department of English. He wants to use VR technology to bring traditional Shakespeare play new energy and possibilities. Therefore, we got this Romeo and Juliet VR. In the game, the players can become the star of the stage. They can pick Romeo or Juliet at the beginning. And when the scene begins, the players will be able to read lines as they appear before you - just like karaoke. The players can also interact with Romeo or Juliet and finish the performance with the virtual character together.
In this project, we used the motion capture system to record the animation for Romeo and Juliet. We worked with two performers from CMU’s drama school. And we brought their performance into the virtual world using the mocap system, which makes our characters look really vivid and natural.
My Contributions
- As a programmer, I am responsible for all programming content developing and testing including character animation, UI, Lighting, and a karaoke system.
- As a programmer, I recorded animation using the Motion Capture system and created a pipeline for processing Mocap data with artists.
- As a game designer, I designed the intro library scene and all the interactions with the book.


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