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In recent years, Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) have become an integral part of the construction industry of today, with their rapid expansion and worldwide integration constantly leading to new ways for us to collaborate and improve. One recent breakthrough for BIM has come in the form of Cloud computing, which has revolutionized the speed at which we can collaborate and communicate with each other. The use of Cloud and other technologies such as

There is constant talk in Washington D.C. from legislators, members of both the Republican and Democratic parties, about changing current tax codes. Typically, Republicans argue for lowering taxes both on the personal income for all economic classes as well as corporate levels. On the other hand, Democrats traditionally push for increasing the tax burden, especially for the upper class and corporations. Propositions on just what kind of tax reform is needed range drastically from both sides of the

Business Intelligence Paper Course Name: MISI 740 Business Intelligence Submitted by: Akshay kumar Minare Submitted to: Professor Robin Barraco Date: 08/05/2016 Business Intelligence Paper Course Name: MISI 740 Business Intelligence Introduction Business Intelligence Business Intelligence can be defined as the combined form of developing and learning the data that has been collected from various sources and then analyzing it. Business Intelligence is also used to provide the data in an interactive

Mouhamad Diabate UID: 109-039-840 Intern at Prince George's County Office of Information Technology and Communications Department Of Geographic Information System BSOS 386 Section: 0401 Experiential Learning My internship is with the Geographic Information System Department of the Office of Information Technology and Communication of Prince George's County government. The OITC deals with any technology related issues in the county. The

In addition to the endogeneity problem, researchers need to consider a spatial spillover effect when using spatial data. Generally, it is expected that neighboring areas have a stronger interaction than geographically distant areas. However, it is likely that unobserved household and neighborhood characteristics are shared over geographically adjacent neighborhoods, which can cause a spatial autocorrelation problem. Though spatially correlated errors do not result in biased estimates, these errors

Quiz 2: Tool Template 1. Full title or Brief Description: Enterprise Architect is a UML tool developed by SparxSystems. It is visual and powerful UML design tool. It is integrated environment with additional functionalities to user. 2. Technical Specification and Platform Requirements: Enterprise Architect runs on Windows platform without any extra software requirement. Extra software is needed to run Enterprise Architect on Linux operating system. Windows operating system: 1.

III. NEIGHBORHOOD OF PIXEL. In Image processing, Image can be defined as a connection on number of pixels. A pixel P can be represented as P (x, y) where, x, y are the coordinates of the pixel. There are two main classifications in an image 1) 2 - Dimensional. 2) 3 - Dimensional. In 2- Dimensional image, there will be only two coordinates x and y. whereas, in 3- Dimensional there will be a z- axis too. The connection types vary in each model. 2-D image consists of pixels that are connected

Britain took a giant leap of faith when they decided to leave the European Union. Some might look at this decision being unprecedented as a good thing; but that’s exactly why it’s a bad thing. Britain needs the EU to survive, the same way that the EU needs Britain to thrive the way they do. The British exit from the European Union, or “Brexit” in short, is the name for the recently passed referendum involving the UK’s decision to part ways with the European Union. The vote took place on June 23,

Let have a critical look at our environment as a complex system with many different interaction between its different components making life possible on earth. Unfortunately, human activities over the years have adversely affected the chemical, biological, physical and social component of the natural environment leading to environmental pollution and climatic change. In the United Kingdom for example, the ‘Great Smog of 1952’ cannot be forgotten in history when we talk about environmental pollution

various other geospatial offices, the discipline further refined its practices and put them to the test in war in Iraq and Afghanistan. GEOINT was also influenced by tremendous advances in technologies now commercial - such as “sophisticated versions of Esri and Intergraph’s GIS software, GPS, location-based services, and of course, commercial imagery.” (alderton M 2014) With GEOINT at war in Afghanistan and Iraq, imagery was getting better though the developments in unmanned ariel vehicles (UAV). Two