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The document discusses the history of flooding on the Ebro River in Spain. It notes that the largest flood was in 1871, while the largest flood in Zaragoza specifically was in 1961 when water levels reached 4130 m3/s. It also states that major flooding is less likely now due to river regulation and flood protection infrastructure. Both positive and negative impacts of flooding are discussed. The document then summarizes the history of the Stone Bridge in Zaragoza, including its role in various wars and the development of the nearby area over centuries. Pictures related to the Ebro River, including river level markers and remains of a destroyed bridge, are also mentioned.
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Further emphasis will be placed on the role of AI in developing XSLT, or schemas such as XSD and Schematron. We will address the techniques and strategies adopted to create prompts for generating code, explaining code, or refactoring the code, and the results achieved.
The discussion will extend to how AI can be used to transform XML content. In particular, the focus will be on the use of AI XPath extension functions in XSLT, Schematron, Schematron Quick Fixes, or for XML content refactoring.
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- 1. Lucía Santos Adrián Polo Eva Escribano Alejandro Fleta Amelia Denning Katie Needham Charlie Millward George Lavender
- 5. The last biggest flood of ebro river was in 1871 The biggest flood of Ebro river in Zaragoza was in 1961, and the flow was 4130 m3/s
- 6. No, because the Ebro river is regulated and controlled. Also a lot of swamps have been built.
- 7. Positive: Floodings brings yieldings, fertiles crops and creating ecosystem of great ecological value. Negative: human victims and material losts.
- 8. Stone bridge 1-Stone bridge is made up of this rock : Shelly limestone (lumachelle
- 9. The quarry in which this rock has been taken is the Fuendetodos limestone quarry
- 10. This monument honors some Zaragoza’s citizens killed by the French Army during Independence War (1808)
- 11. Summarize the information about Stone bridge’s history Left margin of Ebro river In 1517 several centuries was a conection later “Nuestra señora de between the Pyrenees Jesus convent” was and Catalonia. created . During the andalusi’s In 1647 was created period was known as Arboleda de Macanaz “Arrabal de curtidores” (Tannery quarter) In 1224 San Lazaro convent was founded by Jaime I
- 12. Summarize the information about Stone bridge’s history During Independence War, Stone Bridge played an important role in the battles. In 1861 the track line from Barcelona to Zaragoza was installed “Compañía de los Caminos de Hierro del Norte” Station was built . As a consequence a new neighbourhood with Meanwhile, the left margin agricultural products of Ebro’s river was a place increased the industrial for citizens entertainment development of Zaragoza
- 13. The lions are a symbol of the city, the guardians and they appear in the shield of Zaragoza
- 14. PICTURE OF STONE RIVER FROM THE NAUTIC CLUB. We can see some river level testers and buoys
- 15. PICTURE OF THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE DESTROYED TABLAS BRIDGE.
- 16. PICTURE OF THE SEWAGE
- 17. Lucía Santos Adrián Polo Eva Escribano Alejandro Fleta Amelia Denning Katie Needham Charlie Millward George Lavender Teacher: Silvia Diaz.