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Typhoon warning system assignment for one extra credit. Measure the distance from Typhoon center to the city? You need to know: 1. struct, typrdef, float, array of struct, int, char 2. for/while/ or do {}while 3. if. if else, 4. fopen(), fclose(), fscanf() Program outline: NOTE: We use longitude and latitude as if x and y in 2D space! 1. Create an array of CITY data structure => cities[ 80 or so ] 2. Read city data from “longlat.txt” into cities[i] 3. Loop Begin: read “path.txt” one line at a time. The 1 st line is: 1.0 0.7 25.0 135.0 0 June 30 This reads (See File format below): a) very strong wind area is within radius 1 from the typhoon center b) terribly strong wind and rain is within radius 0.7 from the typhoon center c) typhoon center latitude is 25.0 d) typhoon center longitude is 135.0 e) 24 hour clock time is 0 c’clock f) month is June g) date is 30 Now, go through cities [ ] to find out if a city is within the very strong wind area or terribly strong wind and rain area. Printing example: July 2, 1200: Kumamoto strong wind Loop End File format of “path.txt”: a b c d e f g a: very strong wind area radius b: terribly strong wind and rain radius c: typhoon center latitude d: typhoon center longitude e: 24 hour clock time f: month g: date File data: 1.0 0.7 25.0 135.0 0 June 30 1.0 0.7 26.0 134.4 6 July 1 1.0 0.7 27.0 134.0 12 July 1 0.9 0.7 28.0 133.0 18 July 1 0.9 0.7 29.0 132.5 24 July 1 0.9 0.6 30.0 132.0 6 July 2 0.9 0.6 30.6 132.0 12 July 2 0.9 0.6 31.5 132.0 18 July 2 ....... File format of “longlat.txt” City-name latitude longitude File data: Tokyo 35.685 139.751389 Ōsaka 34.683333 135.516667 Yokohama 35.433333 139.65 Nagoya 35.183333 136.9 Fukuoka 33.6 130.416667 Sapporo 43.066667 141.35 Sendai 38.266667 140.866667 Hiroshima 34.4 132.45 Kyōto 35.016667 135.75 Kōbe 34.683333 135.183333 Shinkawasaki 35.550193 139.670327 Hamamatsu 34.7 137.733333 Zahana 26.166667 127.666667 Okayama 34.65 133.933333 Kumamoto 32.783333 130.733333 Shizuoka 34.983333 138.383333 Utsunomiya 36.566667 139.883333 Nagano 36.65 138.183333 Hachiōji 35.655833 139.323889 Niigata 37.9 139.0 Kagoshima 31.566667 130.55 Kanazawa 36.6 136.616667 Ōtsu 35.0 135.866667 Mitsuhama 33.85 132.716667 Tsu 34.733333 136.516667 Ōita 33.233333 131.6 Tokushima 34.066667 134.566667 Wakayama 34.233333 135.166667 Nagasaki 32.75 129.883333 Gifu 35.433333 136.783333 Iwaki 37.05 140.883333 Asahikawa 43.767778 142.370278 Mito 36.35 140.45 Maebashi 36.4 139.083333 Kawagoe 35.908611 139.485278 Kōchi 33.55 133.533333 Takamatsu 34.333333 134.05 Toyama 36.7 137.216667 Miyazaki 31.916667 131.416667 Akita 39.716667 140.1 Hakodate 41.775833 140.736667 Aomori 40.816667 140.733333 Morioka 39.7 141.15 Fukushima 37.75 140.466667 Yamagata 38.233333 140.366667 Fuku 36.04803 136.188686 Shinkai 33.95683 ...

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c) typhoon center latitude is 25.0
d) typhoon center longitude is 135.0
e) 24 hour clock time is 0 c’clock
f) month is June
g) date is 30
Now, go through cities [ ] to find out if a city is within the very
strong wind area or terribly strong wind and rain area.
Printing example: July 2, 1200: Kumamoto strong wind Loop
End
File format of “path.txt”: a b c d e f g
a: very strong wind area radius
b: terribly strong wind and rain radius c: typhoon center latitude
d: typhoon center longitude e: 24 hour clock time
f: month g: date
File data:
1.0

0.7
25.0
135.0
0
June
30
1.0
0.7
26.0
134.4
6
July

1
1.0
0.7
27.0
134.0
12
July
1
0.9
0.7
28.0

133.0
18
July
1
0.9
0.7
29.0
132.5
24
July
1
0.9

0.6
30.0
132.0
6
July
2
0.9
0.6
30.6
132.0
12

July
2
0.9
0.6
31.5
132.0
18
July
2
.......
File format of “longlat.txt” City-name latitude longitude
File data:
Tokyo 35.685 139.751389
Ōsaka 34.683333 135.516667

Yokohama 35.433333 139.65
Nagoya 35.183333 136.9
Fukuoka 33.6 130.416667
Sapporo 43.066667 141.35
Sendai 38.266667 140.866667
Hiroshima 34.4 132.45
Kyōto 35.016667 135.75
Kōbe 34.683333 135.183333
Shinkawasaki 35.550193 139.670327
Hamamatsu 34.7 137.733333
Zahana 26.166667 127.666667
Okayama 34.65 133.933333
Kumamoto 32.783333 130.733333
Shizuoka 34.983333 138.383333
Utsunomiya 36.566667 139.883333
Nagano 36.65 138.183333
Hachiōji 35.655833 139.323889
Niigata 37.9 139.0

Kagoshima 31.566667 130.55
Kanazawa 36.6 136.616667
Ōtsu 35.0 135.866667
Mitsuhama 33.85 132.716667
Tsu 34.733333 136.516667
Ōita 33.233333 131.6
Tokushima 34.066667 134.566667
Wakayama 34.233333 135.166667
Nagasaki 32.75 129.883333
Gifu 35.433333 136.783333
Iwaki 37.05 140.883333
Asahikawa 43.767778 142.370278
Mito 36.35 140.45
Maebashi 36.4 139.083333
Kawagoe 35.908611 139.485278
Kōchi 33.55 133.533333
Takamatsu 34.333333 134.05
Toyama 36.7 137.216667

Miyazaki 31.916667 131.416667
Akita 39.716667 140.1
Hakodate 41.775833 140.736667
Aomori 40.816667 140.733333
Morioka 39.7 141.15
Fukushima 37.75 140.466667
Yamagata 38.233333 140.366667
Fuku 36.04803 136.188686
Shinkai 33.956834 130.984615
Ashino 43.015176 144.397259
Kōfu 35.666667 138.566667
Kure 34.23222 132.566583
Hiraokamachi 40.609461 140.453279
Takaoka 36.75 137.016667
Matsue 35.483333 133.05
Muroran 42.317222 140.988056
Tottori 35.5 134.233333
Otaru 43.189444 141.002222

Kitami 43.803056 143.890833
Sakata 38.916667 139.855
Tsuruoka 38.721667 139.821667
Naka-maizuru 35.466667 135.366667
Kasano 31.390993 130.903752
Onagawa Chō 38.444912 141.432692
Matsuyama 33.833333 132.766667
Inuotose 40.601757 141.326615
Saitama 35.9 139.65
Hirado 33.368533 129.552469
Naha 26.216667 127.683333
Kozakai-chō 34.8 137.358889
Nara 34.683333 135.833333
Furudate 40.529338 141.305532
Fukui 36.066667 136.216667
Uchimaru 40.514368 141.492673
Saga 35.6 140.116667
Yawatahama-shi 33.488334 132.354167

Yamaguchi 35.6 140.116667
Chiba 35.6 140.116667
Ikata-chō 33.488334 132.354167

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1. Fully define asymmetrical warfare and discuss the threat. 2. Discuss how concepts such as imperialism, neocolonialism, and Zionism are used by extremist to justify international political violence. 3. Describe the theory and application of economic sanctions as a counter-terrorist methodology. How useful are economic sanctions as a counter-terrorist option? Explain your answer. 4.In your opinion, is there a danger in governmental uses of surveillance technologies? If not, why not? What impact, if any, do you expect this to have on society? 5. How can the contagion effect become a legitimate concern to the global community? What kind of scenarios would lead it to become a legitimate concern? 6. Assuming traditional criminal enterprises are willing to traffic in virtually any commodity if the price is right, what is the potential threat to the international community when they interact with revolutionaries and terrorists? 7. How efficient is it to have so many functions housed within the Department of Homeland Security? Explain your answer. .

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1. Four major reasons annual objectives are essential for strategy implementation are as follows. Discuss each one. (1) represent the basis for allocating resources, (2) are a primary mechanism for evaluating managers, (3) are the major instrument for monitoring progress toward achieving long-term objectives and (4) establish organizational, divisional and departmental priorities. (210 Words) 2. Compare and contrast restructuring and reengineering and explain why it is important for strategic management. (210 Words) Reference: David, F. R. (2011). Strategic management: Concepts and cases (13th ed). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. .

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