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earth's crust using geophysical methods such as gravity and magnetic surveys. Mining geologists also use geophysics to search new mineral deposits. In areas such as the Nevada Great Basin, geoscientists rely more on geophysical images than on geologic maps. The Great Basin area holds one of the biggest mineral concentrations in the world. Economically, gold is the most prominent commodity. The most important gold deposits are hosted by carbonate rocks, called the Carlin-type and Carlin-like gold deposits

Paillier is a homomorphic cryptosystem. It allows us to compute the addition of two encrypted values c1 and c2 without the need to decrypt them. According to the homomorphic property, the product of the two cipher-texts (c1 * c2), when decrypted gives the sum of their corresponding plain-texts (m1 + m2). This property gives rise to interesting homotopies (paths between paths) in our higher inductive type cryptR. Consider the two paths increment-by-100 and crypt-increment-by-100 in cryptR which are

1. Why is a data warehouse needed in the GeoStor system?  Answer: A data warehouse contain pool of data both current and of the past/historical which in turn are used to support decision making by the managers., Without it, GeoStor would lack the variety of data it needs to be able to perform different tasks for different functions.   2. List the major benefits of GeoStor to Arkansas and to private-sector users.  Answer: GeoStore is used by Arkansas state agencies for different tasks such as

implication of corporate lobbying based on the constant changes in the political map (mid-term and presidential elections). Political geography and corporate political strategy also examines “the relationship between political geography and corporate political strategy as measured by lobbying expenditures”. M. Antia, I. Kim and C. Pantzalis found that firms tend to increase lobbying expenditures when a shift in the political map puts them further away from the president, in other terms, companies tend

At first I did not not feel very confident when trying to answer this question because I could not remember the method involved when converting scale. I was able to interpret the question and I understood what it required; however, I could not recall the process involved in reaching the answer. After trying a few different methods and giving it some thought, I remembered what to do. I had learnt how to answer these questions in high school geography and I still had the knowledge, but I just had to

1.) Why does Baudrillard discuss Borges’s map? Borges’s map was meant to represent the worlds insistence to recreate the things that we see in exact detail, yet he uses the tale to point out the fact that todays society has redefined images and objects thanks to mass media, confusing reality with that of the representation. He states that “the map precedes the territory” which I take to mean that the medium precedes the message. More so, that the copy of an image, the representation, precedes the

discusses the many ways that maps have advanced over centuries. Without the satellites and technology that we have today, maps were first created from educated guesses. Some people thought the Earth was flat. Others believed that the universe revolved around the Earth. Although maps have not always had the accuracy that they do today, they have still played a large role in how we solve problems, especially when it comes to crime and public health. The latitude and longitude on a map may be able to tell

Global Events and Leadership Introduction The Global Issues workshop Is the start of your journey Towards understanding And developing leadership Skills The leadership modules continue the process The GEL Workshop Tutorial Teams January 2012 David Allen Stephen Parry Tudor Rickards Susan Moger Dina Williams Leigh Wharton Louise Pinfold Pikay Richardson Kamel Mnisri (e-facilitator) Alistair Benson Workshop Overview Introductions Global Events and Leadership The Leadership Resource Challenge

isolate the effect of YAH maps in way finding, since personal characteristic, past experience of using YAH maps, educational background and familiarity with the building might have influence the results. Therefore, the participant answered some question related to these factors. There is opportunity to extend the current study by examining the questions outlined above, although this is beyond the scope of this investigation. 1.1 Discussion- experiment one: How useful are YAH maps in solving a spatial

&/or data displayed in texts, tables, graphs & maps (e.g. show similarities & differences) Present findings & conclusions in a range of communication forms, appropriate to audience and purpose, using relevant terms Use decision-making processes (e.g. share views, recognise different points of view, identify issues, identify possible solutions, plan for action in groups) Locate and collect information from a variety of sources (e.g. photographs, maps, books, interviews, internet) Record selected