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gather data. This data is not only useful for research, but can save lives. Warnings for flash floods, disaster reliefs maps, or protecting our planet — We, “The Crowd” can play a big role in our communities or even half way around the world. Who knows neighborhoods better than the people living there? Who can navigate through difficult terrains, and unknown roads when there are no maps? Locals can conduct great observations in their community because

October 9, 2016 All Maps distorts reality Human beings have always been fascinated by exploring the earth, and that fascination led people to design ways in exploring the world. Explorers faced difficulties in understanding how to navigate around this complex world. Greek explorers tried to ease that distress by deriving the concepts of mapping places and movements as they tried to expand their empire. By 300 B.C. Cartography, which can be defined as the art and science of making maps, began to gain pace

Jennings offered that same behind the scenes look into the world of geography buffs and map geeks alike. In a world where geography only makes the headlines or points of coffee house discussion if a new study is released about how terrible students are at it, however, amazingly there ARE still students and people alike that simply love it and are thriving in their point of interest. Some stare at maps endlessly searching for things that most people would never even care to look at such as

Ibn Fadlan, in Ibn Fadlan and the Land of Darkness: Arab Travellers in the Far North, tends to view space in terms of the people who inhabit the space and divides spaces based on natural barriers. As you can see below, the most common words that Fadlan uses are river, wood, boat, crossed, and people; with river at eighteen mentions; wood at ten mentions; and boat, crossed, and people at seven mentions. Throughout his text, Fadlan discusses the people he meets in foreign lands and their customs

tendency to save my projects for last minute. I will never forget the map that taught me that procrastination makes the process of completing assignments more difficult, especially on a project that is for a college class. In the beginning of November 2016, my junior year, our college geography class received our quarter project: a map of the world. Our teacher assigned our class a large number of physical features that our maps needed to include such as rivers, lakes, islands, mountain ranges, seas

Argument Visualisation tools 1. Abstract 2. Introduction Argumentation is the area that studies the relation between a claim and any statement that supports or opposes this claim. Argument visualisation is the way to present the arguments, which make it easy way to analysis and evaluate. There are many tools help to visualise arguments used different type of visualisation, such as, network, tree, and table. Argument graph is import to summarize the complex argument on documents, which make

The most significant challenges China Resource Corporation faced prior to 6S were government intervention, over diversification, lack of strategy, lack of centralized reporting, and short-term focused managers. New policies in the economy during the late 70s under Deng ended CRC’s monopoly for China’s trade. The introduction of special economic zones (SEZs) and joint-venture partnerships reduced CRCs value position as the mediator, as it was no longer necessary for firms to work thru CRC to access

I. What is Balanced Scorecard (BSC)? a. Its purpose is to implement balanced management system to strategically align business practice and goals to gain competitive advantage. II. Why is it important? b. It more effectively positions HR to assume a role at the executive table as a source of collected data and analytics, and manager of tangible and intangible assets—synergy of business outcomes that are difficult to imitate, (Fottler, 2006). c. It also supports talentship

Data Analysis for Hospitality Management Assignment 1: Balance Scorecard of Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Front Office) Total Word Count – 2135 words (excluding figures and matrix) Table of Contents 1. Introduction 4 2. Strategic Map (Group Work) 4 3. Financial Perspective (Fanny Dewi) 5 4. Customer Perspective (Karn Kapur) 9 5. Internal Business Perspective (Kyounghee Joo) 10 6. Innovation Perspectives (Avisek Biswas) 12 7. Balanced Scorecard (Summary) (Group Work) 14

Classrooms come in a variety of different shapes and sizes, and in each classroom, there is a unique structure that can enhance or hinder a student’s understanding of a new concept. Despite the wide variety of teaching methods, there is a clear goal in each classroom. Every instructor aims to teach students the required materials to successfully complete the course, in addition to meaningful life skills. However, lecture style classes do not accomplish anything aside from regurgitating information