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Why we don’t know how many colors there areJan Morovic
There have been many attempts to answer the question of how many distinct colors there are, with widely varying answers. Here we present an analysis of what it would take to arrive at a reliable answer and show how currently available models fail to make predictions under the wide range of conditions that needs to be considered. Gamut volumes are reported for a number of light sources and viewing modes and the conclusion is drawn that the only reliable data we have comes from psychophysical work. The color gamut of the LUTCHI data in CIECAM02 is therefore shown as an alternative to the gamut of all possible colors.
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Are you looking for a fantastic elevated block in a premium part of Noranda next to Dianella. 390sqm potential views of parklands.
Talk to Peter Taliangis about this fantastic block.
A fantastic location:
What's close by?
Restaurants: Pizza Express Morley .4km Coffee: Esprezzo 1.3km
Bars: Aussie Famous Lounge 1.7km
Groceries: Wellington Village IGA .4km
Parks: Avocado Bangalay Park .5km
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
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2. Introduction
India is endowed with a rich wealth of medicinal
plants. These plants have made a good
contribution to the development of Indian
pharmacy.
Medicinal and aromatic plants are mainly
associated with different parameters ,like
elevation, slope etc.
Ladakh, rich in Biodiversity, has lot of species
under explored or unexplored.
Many tasks associated with the plant resource
prospecting, exploration is difficult due to
inaccessibility and time consuming as well.
Optimized exploration needs broad spatial
/regional understanding and innovative
enthusiasm.
3. Research Scope
• Large Area :around 51900
km2.
• Vegetation is an Important
Economic Resource
• Medicinal and Aromatic
plant resources.
5. • Ladakh ,rich in potential vegetation ,has
good number of medicinal and aromatic
plant resources.
• Many of those medicinal plant resources
are under explored or unexplored.
• There should be an effective model to
help the explorers.
• Remote Sensing helps in understanding
spatial objects, the effective logistic
analysis.
• GIS helps in Analyzing and manipulating
the data .
9. DEM Preparation
• 30 Meter(ASTER) resolution DEM downloaded
and reprojected to UTM projection
(meters)and clipped it to study area.
• Using Spatial Analyst , calculated slope and
aspect raster based on the Dem of the study
area.
10. False Color Composite is used for Generation of Vegetation type map.
Digital Elevation Model is used for slope and aspect raster
(Representing in 20 levels 1-lowest,20-highest)
11. Vegetation type Map Preparation
• IRSP6 LISSIII FCC image(October2005) ,clipped to
study area. Snowless model and masked with NDVI
for extraction of vegetation.
• Vegetation has been categorized into three
categories like High Rich, Rich and Poor based on the
important medicinal characteristics of the species
which are found.
13. Road Network Analysis.
• Used 1:50000 topographic maps from Survey
of India as a dgn format and converted it to
shape file.
• Clipped the toposheets to study area and
extracted roads and drainage .
• Calculated the shortest path using the cost
path analysis.
16. Cost uncertainty
• We face uncertainties every moment in the
physical and social environment in which we
live .(Statistics and Truth by C.Radha Krishna
Rao)
• Uncertainty of the cost calculated using the
probability of the rank which is given by
normalizing the Distance ,Elevation & Slope.
18. • Vegetation type map shows the importance of
the plant resources .
• The study shows that Campaign C5 is given
highest yield out of five campaigns and least
cost uncertainty.
• The study proves that increasing number of
sample points gave good yield of exploration
with the less cost uncertainty.
19. Estimation of Cost uncertainty and yield
exploration
Number of Individuals
21. Conclusion
• The study reported here was a successful validation
of GIS application designed to enhance the
effectiveness of cost uncertainty in yield exploration.
• Spatial prioritization methods, such as the example
presented here, provide a tool to save time and
money during collecting trips. The methods are
replicable and cost-effective, (given by a
computer)needs good GIS software and skills.
27. Optimization
• Does the research need to be robust?
• How much time can be used for
development?
• How much time will be used ?( If it is long
term or short term?)
28. Discussion
• Cost uncertainty and yield
exploration depended on the
different types of parameters like
slope, elevation and the distance
from the plot to the nearest
road/trek.