7 Hamilton References in Lisa Kamal's Speech That Will Inspire You
Lisa made seven references to Hamilton: An American Musical during her 2019 Winter Commencement speech at the University of Wisconsin. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPOVasAxY4o
MySIGHT is a crowdsourcing asset digitization system, enabling valuable asset data to be internally crowdsourced from TNB’s very own staff. This can save cost, improve efficiency, and create new values for TNB.
MySIGHT is an asset tracking application that allows users to register, view, modify, and validate asset information including geographic coordinates on a map.
These are the functions in MySIGHT. It allows searching, displaying and editing asset information, getting your current geolocation, navigating to the selected location, and filtering asset records according to categories, namely: PMU, PPU, SSU, PE, Feeder Pillar, Link Box, Joint Pit, and Manhole.
This application allows TNB staff to track the exact location of each TNB asset, input new data, and update existing assets either on a voluntary basis or via work instructions.
MySIGHT allows users to get their current location. From here, they can choose which navigation app they will use to complete the navigation. Users may also use MySIGHT to validate TNB assets on location.
mySIGHT enables data validation to be done easily from anywhere. Users can add their comments for any of the selected asset. This will provide information on the current state of the asset after its information is collected.
MySIGHT can assist TNB staff for ground truth verification. TNB personnel working in the field utilize MySIGHT to assist their daily tasks.
At the back end of the system, there is a secured database capable of storing large amounts of records. The centralized nature of the system prevents duplication in an effort to enhance data accuracy.
MySIGHT would be one of the essential systems for TNB. It is user-friendly, cost-effective, and provides very valuable current data on asset information.
Together we can make it better and brighter.
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Tips:
1) Never move down. Either move right or up, and only move left when necessary.
2) 1 and 2 will appear alternately. Always try to line them up to get 3.
3) Line up 3, 6, 12, 24, 48, 96, 192 etc, so that you can easily collapse them back to make bigger blocks.
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LuciadRIA is the answer to today's demands for powerful, lightweight applications in the browser. Driven by today’s most advanced web technologies, LuciadRIA uses WebGL, HTML5, and JavaScript to deliver desktop-like performance to your web applications.
With LuciadRIA, you can expect high performance and complete accuracy, with desktop-like visualization of satellite and other imagery, vector-based data, and dynamic content, such as tracks. Connect to your data via OGC web services or drag and drop common file formats. Data can be explored in a 2D or 3D map view or vertical intersection view. Combine with a timeline view for 4D analysis.
A Point Cloud is a 3D model made up of thousands – or even millions – of georeferenced points and hence gives an incredibly detailed representation of reality. Point clouds are typically created through 3D laser scanning techniques such as Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technologies, although they can also be extracted from imagery using photogrammetric methods. Each point has its XYZ coordinates and some attributes. These attributes can represent time, flight line, intensity (how much light returns back from a point), color, classification, RGB value, etc.
Point clouds also have numerous additional functionalities. Loading point clouds in Luciad gives you access to the full range of Luciad’s visualization and analysis options: view the point clouds in full 3D, seamlessly integrate the points with other data sets, such as aerial imagery and terrain data, to visualize the entire environment. You can also use expressions to style and filter the data, or measure and compare, and so on.
A photo sphere is a 360º (horizontal) and 180º (vertical) spherical panoramic imagery. By combining photo spheres and point clouds in Luciad, users can have an immersive experience navigating through their geographic information system (GIS) data sets. Various use cases which are beneficial to the daily operations of various enterprises such as utility companies and local authorities. Think of it as Google Street View on steroids!
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