The document contains weather data recorded hourly from October 11th to November 11th, including temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, heat indices, and other metrics. It consists of over 24 hours of weather observations with measurements taken every 30 minutes. The data shows temperatures ranging from 9.6 to 19.1 degrees Celsius, with wind speeds between 0-27 km/h and varying directions out of the east, northeast, and southeast for most of the period.
Remote detection of weak aftershocks of the DPRK underground explosions using...Ivan Kitov
We have estimated the performance of discrimination criterion based on the P/S spectral amplitude ratios obtained from six underground tests conducted by the DPRK since October 2006 and six aftershocks induced by the last two explosions. Two aftershocks were detected in routine processing at the International Data Centre of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization. Three aftershocks were detected by a prototype waveform cross correlation tool with explosions as master events, and one aftershock was found with the aftershocks as master events. Two seismic arrays USRK and KSRS of the International Monitoring System (IMS) and two non-IMS 3-component stations SEHB (South Korea) and MDJ (China) were used. With increasing frequency, all stations demonstrate approximately the same level of deviation between the Pg/Lg spectral amplitude ratios belonging to the DPRK explosions and their aftershocks. For a single station, simple statistical estimates show that the probability of any of six aftershocks not to be a sample from the explosion population is larger than 99.996% at the KSRS and even larger at USRK. The probability of any of the DPRK explosion to be a representative of the aftershock population is extremely small as defined by the distance of 20 and more standard deviations to the mean explosion Pg/Lg value. For network discrimination, we use the Mahalanobis distance combining the Pg/Lg estimates at three stations: USRK, KSRS and MDJ. At frequencies above 4 Hz, the (squared) Mahalanobis distance, D2, between the populations of explosions and aftershocks is larger than 100. In the frequency band between 6 and 12 Hz at USRK, the aftershocks distance from the average explosion D2>21,000. Statistically, the probability to mix up explosions and aftershocks is negligible. These discrimination results are related only to the aftershocks of the DPRK tests and cannot be directly extrapolated to the population of tectonic earthquakes in the same area.
Metalized Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) Films Market Analysis, Grow...Grand View Research
Increasing consumer goods market is anticipated to fuel packaging demand which in turn is expected to augment metalized BOPP films market growth over the forecast period.
For More Information Visit - http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/metalized-biaxially-oriented-polypropylene-films-market
Remote detection of weak aftershocks of the DPRK underground explosions using...Ivan Kitov
We have estimated the performance of discrimination criterion based on the P/S spectral amplitude ratios obtained from six underground tests conducted by the DPRK since October 2006 and six aftershocks induced by the last two explosions. Two aftershocks were detected in routine processing at the International Data Centre of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization. Three aftershocks were detected by a prototype waveform cross correlation tool with explosions as master events, and one aftershock was found with the aftershocks as master events. Two seismic arrays USRK and KSRS of the International Monitoring System (IMS) and two non-IMS 3-component stations SEHB (South Korea) and MDJ (China) were used. With increasing frequency, all stations demonstrate approximately the same level of deviation between the Pg/Lg spectral amplitude ratios belonging to the DPRK explosions and their aftershocks. For a single station, simple statistical estimates show that the probability of any of six aftershocks not to be a sample from the explosion population is larger than 99.996% at the KSRS and even larger at USRK. The probability of any of the DPRK explosion to be a representative of the aftershock population is extremely small as defined by the distance of 20 and more standard deviations to the mean explosion Pg/Lg value. For network discrimination, we use the Mahalanobis distance combining the Pg/Lg estimates at three stations: USRK, KSRS and MDJ. At frequencies above 4 Hz, the (squared) Mahalanobis distance, D2, between the populations of explosions and aftershocks is larger than 100. In the frequency band between 6 and 12 Hz at USRK, the aftershocks distance from the average explosion D2>21,000. Statistically, the probability to mix up explosions and aftershocks is negligible. These discrimination results are related only to the aftershocks of the DPRK tests and cannot be directly extrapolated to the population of tectonic earthquakes in the same area.
Metalized Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) Films Market Analysis, Grow...Grand View Research
Increasing consumer goods market is anticipated to fuel packaging demand which in turn is expected to augment metalized BOPP films market growth over the forecast period.
For More Information Visit - http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/metalized-biaxially-oriented-polypropylene-films-market
I progetti nell'ambito agroalimentare... 30 progetti finanziati da Fondazioni nazionali o da Ministeri, 71 progetti che hanno ottenuto un finanziamento dalla Regione Piemonte, 33 progetti finanziati da organismi europei
I progetti nell'ambito agroalimentare... 30 progetti finanziati da Fondazioni nazionali o da Ministeri, 71 progetti che hanno ottenuto un finanziamento dalla Regione Piemonte, 33 progetti finanziati da organismi europei
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Potential of social media as a tool to combat foodborne illnessMarcella Zanellato
Abstract
The use of social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, has been increasing
substantially in recent years and has affected the way that people access information online.
Social media rely on high levels of interaction and user-generated context shared through
established and evolving social networks. Health information providers must know how to
successfully participate through social media in order to meet the needs of these online
audiences. This article reviews the current research on the use of social media for public health
communication and suggests potential frameworks for developing social media strategies. The
extension to food safety risk communication is explored, considering the potential of social
media as a tool to combat foodborne illness.
Priorità Export: opportunità e guida per l’uso. Etichettatura e certificazion...Marcella Zanellato
Europa, le nuove regole sulle etichette alimentari (reg. UE 1169/2011)
- Paesi Extra-UE, autorizzazioni e certificazioni, conformità di prodotti ed etichette
- Il web per il marketing Internazionale, l’esperienza di GIFT