The eye receives its blood supply from two vascular systems - the retinal vessels and the ciliary (uveal) vessels. The retinal vessels include the central retinal artery and vein, which arise from the ophthalmic artery, a branch of the internal carotid artery. The ciliary vessels include the anterior and posterior ciliary arteries. Both systems anastomose to form circulations in the retina and choroid. The choroid has a dense capillary network called the choriocapillaris that supplies the outer retina. The retina and optic nerve have autoregulatory mechanisms to maintain constant blood flow despite changes in perfusion pressure, while the choroid has limited autoregulation.
This document discusses newer tests for diagnosing glaucoma, including dynamic contour tonometry, ocular response analyzer, rebound tonometry, anterior segment optical coherence tomography, and various imaging techniques and tests for assessing the optic nerve, retinal nerve fiber layer, visual fields, and detection of apoptosing retinal cells. These newer tests aim to detect glaucoma earlier and more accurately than traditional tests like Goldmann applanation tonometry.
Endophthalmitis is an inflammation of the vitreous and the inner coats of the eye. This inflammation leads to infection which is caused by fungi or bacteria.
Corneal Degenerations - Dr Arnav SaroyaDrArnavSaroya
Corneal degeneration refers to conditions where the normal corneal cells undergo degenerative changes due to age or pathology. There are many types of corneal degeneration classified based on etiology and location. Common types include arcus senilis, band keratopathy, lipid depositions, crocodile shagreen, and Terrien's marginal degeneration. Corneal degenerations can cause visual symptoms but often do not require treatment for mild cases. Severe degenerations may be treated with procedures like excimer laser, lamellar keratoplasty, or penetrating keratoplasty to improve vision or relieve discomfort.
This document presents information on diabetic retinopathy including its causes, risk factors, stages, diagnosis, and treatment. It begins with an introduction by Sonali Diwate and objectives of the presentation. It then outlines the topics to be discussed and provides details on the types and pathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy. The stages of diabetic retinopathy from mild nonproliferative to proliferative are explained. Risk factors, diagnostic tests, management approaches like laser therapy and anti-VEGF injections, potential biomarkers and conclusions are summarized. The document aims to raise awareness of diabetic retinopathy as a public health problem and discuss treatments and management of the disease.
The basic concepts about refractive errors and their corrective options are explained in this lecture. It was taken at Central Park Medical College Lahore Pakistan for fourth year medical students
Eye floaters are small spots or strings that drift across the field of vision. They are usually caused by age or minor injuries to the vitreous gel inside the eye. Most floaters are harmless and do not require treatment, but seeing a doctor is recommended if floaters are accompanied by flashes of light, loss of vision, or other eye problems.
The eye receives its blood supply from two vascular systems - the retinal vessels and the ciliary (uveal) vessels. The retinal vessels include the central retinal artery and vein, which arise from the ophthalmic artery, a branch of the internal carotid artery. The ciliary vessels include the anterior and posterior ciliary arteries. Both systems anastomose to form circulations in the retina and choroid. The choroid has a dense capillary network called the choriocapillaris that supplies the outer retina. The retina and optic nerve have autoregulatory mechanisms to maintain constant blood flow despite changes in perfusion pressure, while the choroid has limited autoregulation.
This document discusses newer tests for diagnosing glaucoma, including dynamic contour tonometry, ocular response analyzer, rebound tonometry, anterior segment optical coherence tomography, and various imaging techniques and tests for assessing the optic nerve, retinal nerve fiber layer, visual fields, and detection of apoptosing retinal cells. These newer tests aim to detect glaucoma earlier and more accurately than traditional tests like Goldmann applanation tonometry.
Endophthalmitis is an inflammation of the vitreous and the inner coats of the eye. This inflammation leads to infection which is caused by fungi or bacteria.
Corneal Degenerations - Dr Arnav SaroyaDrArnavSaroya
Corneal degeneration refers to conditions where the normal corneal cells undergo degenerative changes due to age or pathology. There are many types of corneal degeneration classified based on etiology and location. Common types include arcus senilis, band keratopathy, lipid depositions, crocodile shagreen, and Terrien's marginal degeneration. Corneal degenerations can cause visual symptoms but often do not require treatment for mild cases. Severe degenerations may be treated with procedures like excimer laser, lamellar keratoplasty, or penetrating keratoplasty to improve vision or relieve discomfort.
This document presents information on diabetic retinopathy including its causes, risk factors, stages, diagnosis, and treatment. It begins with an introduction by Sonali Diwate and objectives of the presentation. It then outlines the topics to be discussed and provides details on the types and pathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy. The stages of diabetic retinopathy from mild nonproliferative to proliferative are explained. Risk factors, diagnostic tests, management approaches like laser therapy and anti-VEGF injections, potential biomarkers and conclusions are summarized. The document aims to raise awareness of diabetic retinopathy as a public health problem and discuss treatments and management of the disease.
The basic concepts about refractive errors and their corrective options are explained in this lecture. It was taken at Central Park Medical College Lahore Pakistan for fourth year medical students
Eye floaters are small spots or strings that drift across the field of vision. They are usually caused by age or minor injuries to the vitreous gel inside the eye. Most floaters are harmless and do not require treatment, but seeing a doctor is recommended if floaters are accompanied by flashes of light, loss of vision, or other eye problems.
1. Mudaraba is an Islamic contract of partnership for profit-sharing between the provider of capital and the manager. The provider of capital is called rabb al-mal and the manager is called mudarib.
2. Under mudaraba, the rabb al-mal provides 100% of the capital while the mudarib provides their labor and management skills. Profits are shared according to a predetermined ratio, usually 50-50, while losses are borne solely by the rabb al-mal.
3. The two main types of mudaraba are restricted (al-muqayyadah) where the rabb al-mal specifies the business or location, and unrestricted (al-mut
Conjunctival tumors can be either epithelial or stromal in origin. Epithelial tumors include non-melanocytic tumors like squamous papillomas, keratotic plaques, and premalignant/malignant lesions like conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia and squamous cell carcinoma. Melanocytic tumors include benign nevi and premalignant/malignant melanomas. Stromal tumors arise from vascular, fibrous, neural, histiocytic, myxoid, lipomatous, lymphoproliferative, or congenital tissue and include lesions like hemangiomas, fibromas, and lymphomas. Primary conjunctival tumors are
Visual functions in patients on ethambutol therapy for tuberculosis. Himal Ka...University of Sydney
This document summarizes a study on the effects of ethambutol therapy on visual function in patients being treated for tuberculosis. The following key points are made:
1) Ethambutol toxicity can occur even at low doses and cause permanent vision loss, so regular eye screening is important.
2) The study evaluated 44 Nepali patients receiving ethambutol therapy, finding subclinical effects including reduced visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, and retinal response on ERG testing.
3) While no patients developed clinical symptoms, these subclinical changes indicate that ethambutol is affecting visual function even without causing overt toxicity symptoms. Regular eye screening may help detect toxicity earlier.
This document discusses ocular trauma, including classifications, signs, symptoms, and treatments. It covers various types of trauma such as blunt trauma, penetrating trauma, chemical injuries, and injuries from foreign bodies. Key points include that ocular trauma is a leading cause of blindness, often requires urgent treatment to prevent vision loss, and can be prevented through use of protective eyewear. Proper documentation and comparing both eyes are emphasized for patient evaluation and management.
This document discusses the evaluation and management of uveitic glaucoma. It begins by defining uveitic glaucoma and noting that 10% of uveitis patients will develop elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) or open-angle glaucoma. The pathophysiology of secondary glaucoma from uveitis is described. Treatment principles aim to reduce inflammation, control IOP, and prevent permanent damage. Cycloplegics, corticosteroids, and sometimes immunosuppressants are used to control inflammation. Topical medications, laser treatments, and surgeries may be needed to control IOP depending on the mechanism and severity. Close monitoring is important with this patient population.
Primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) is the most common type of glaucoma. It is characterized by a gradual, painless rise in intraocular pressure (IOP) due to impaired drainage of aqueous humor through the trabecular meshwork. Over time, this leads to progressive damage to the optic nerve and characteristic visual field defects. Risk factors include age, family history, high myopia, and conditions like diabetes. Treatment aims to lower IOP through medications like prostaglandin analogs or surgery like trabeculectomy to slow disease progression and preserve vision.
Neuroprotection is a fairly misunderstood term in glaucoma. The ppt aims at making the reader understand the basics of neuroprotection and also the various agents available to aid it.
1) CETP is a plan that provides protection and long-term savings to finance a child's higher education expenses. It also provides financial benefits if the parent suffers from an event covered by the plan like death or disability. 2) Contributions made under CETP go into two funds - the Participant's Account for investment returns and the Participant's Special Account for mutual assistance in case of covered misfortunes. 3) Basic benefits include the agreed sum upon maturity, accumulated surplus if the parent passes away before maturity, and investment returns for investment-linked plans.
This document discusses scleritis and episcleritis, inflammation of the sclera and outer layer of the sclera. It describes the anatomy of the sclera and classifications of scleritis and episcleritis. Episcleritis is a benign recurrent inflammation of the outer episcleral tissue. Scleritis is a more serious chronic inflammation of the sclera proper that can cause vision loss. Both have a variety of etiologies including autoimmune disorders and infections. Clinical features, investigations, and treatments are outlined.
This document provides an overview of Shariah auditing. It begins by discussing the concept of hisbah in Islamic tradition, which involves enjoining good and forbidding evil. Hisbah was originally broader than just economic activities. The document then explains how hisbah relates to the foundations of modern Shariah auditing by involving reporting to various stakeholders. It provides examples from the Quran and hadith to support Shariah rules on hisbah. The document discusses the objectives and scope of a Shariah audit according to regulatory standards. It also outlines some methodologies for developing Shariah auditing rating systems and the key attributes assessed when evaluating audit programs and financial institution quality.
Trends at JavaOne 2016: Microservices, Docker and Cloud-Native MiddlewareKai Wähner
In addition to focusing on many related concepts like container or service discovery, technologies like Docker and cloud platforms, my session also discussed ten lessons learned from building cloud-native middleware microservices together with our customers in the last months.
The demo brings this from theory to practice by showing how to deploy a single (i.e. built just once) TIBCO BusinessWorks Container Edition microservice to different cloud and container platforms: Docker, Kubernetes and Pivotal CloudFoundry. The video also shows how to leverage other cloud-native open source frameworks such as Consul and Spring Cloud Config for distributed configuration management and service discovery of middleware microservices.
This document provides an overview of BlueMix DevOps Services. It begins by stating that BlueMix DevOps Services is a fully hosted, cloud-based software development tool to enable quicker startup and time to value. It then introduces IBM BlueMix DevOps Services, highlighting that it promotes incremental and frictionless adoption of DevOps services for BlueMix. The document outlines some key DevOps Services like GIT hosting, mobile quality, an integrated development environment, agile planning and tracking, performance monitoring, and deployment automation. It provides steps to get started with BlueMix DevOps Services in minutes and notes that agile development in the cloud is easy with built-in agile process support, work items to track planning, agile tools,
Generalized B2B Machine Learning by Andrew WaageData Con LA
Abstract:- In this talk, we propose a generalized machine learning framework for e-commerce businesses. The framework is responsible for over 30 different user-level predictions including lifetime value, recommendations, churn predictions, engagement and lead scoring. These predictions provide a vital layer of intelligence for a digital marketer. Kinesis is used to capture browsing information from over 120M users across 100 companies (both in-app and web). A data processing and feature engineering layer is build on Apache Spark. These features provide inputs to predictive models for business applications. Different models each for Churn, Lifetime value, Product recommendation and search are written on Spark. These models can be plugged into any marketing campaign for any integrated e-commerce company leading to a generalized system. We finally present a monitoring system for machine learning called RS Sauron. This system provides more than 200 objective metrics measuring the health of predictive models, and depicts KPIs for model accuracy in a continual setting.
Big Data Expo 2015 - Trillium software Big Data and the Data QualityBigDataExpo
Successful Big Data initiatives rely on accurate, complete data, but the information they draw on is often not validated when it enters an organization. In this session we will look at the challenges big data brings to an organization, and how data quality principles are adapting to ensure business goals and return on investments in big data are realised. We will cover:
- Challenges of big data
- Turning data lakes into reservoirs
- How data quality tools are adapting
- Why data governance disciplines remain crucial
The document summarizes several new features proposed for OpenStack at the OpenStack Summit Tokyo 2015, including:
1. Log Request ID mapping across OpenStack components like Nova, Cinder, Glance, and Neutron to improve logging and tracing of API calls.
2. Masakari, a new project providing VM high availability for OpenStack Compute.
3. Improving unshelve performance in Nova by caching VM images locally to avoid downloading during reboot.
How to Crunch Petabytes with Hadoop and Big Data Using InfoSphere BigInsights...DATAVERSITY
Do you wonder how to process huge amounts of data in short amount of time? If yes, this session is for you! You will learn why Apache Hadoop and Streams is the core framework that enables storing, managing and analyzing of vast amounts of data. You will learn the idea behind Hadoop's famous map-reduce algorithm and why it is at the heart of solutions that process massive amounts of data with flexible workloads and software based scaling. We explore how to go beyond Hadoop with both real-time and batch analytics, usability, and manageability. For practical examples, we will use IBM InfoSphere BigInsights and Streams, which build on top of open source tooling when going beyond basics and scaling up and out is needed.
Big Data Expo 2015 - Data Science Center EindhoveBigDataExpo
Bestaande “Big Data” aanpakken richten zich op de onderliggende infrastructuur en komen niet vaak niet verder dan het tellen van aantallen en het afleiden van eenvoudige correlaties. De uitdaging is echter het omzetten van data (Big or small) in waarde en echt nieuwe inzichten. Innovatieve Data Science technieken maken dit mogelijk, zie bijvoorbeeld de recente ontwikkelingen op het gebied van process mining. Event data kunnen ingezet worden om automatisch het gedrag van mensen, producten en organisaties te ontdekken en te verbeteren. Wat zijn de oorzaken van afwijkingen en knelpunten? De antwoorden - en de sleutel tot verbetering - liggen vaak in de data. Zoals spreadsheets gebruikt worden om berekeningen uit te voeren, kunnen process mining tools dynamisch gedrag analyseren. Toepassingen lopen uiteen van het reduceren van wachtlijsten in ziekenhuizen tot het voorspellen van storingen in productie- en transportsystemen.
1. Mudaraba is an Islamic contract of partnership for profit-sharing between the provider of capital and the manager. The provider of capital is called rabb al-mal and the manager is called mudarib.
2. Under mudaraba, the rabb al-mal provides 100% of the capital while the mudarib provides their labor and management skills. Profits are shared according to a predetermined ratio, usually 50-50, while losses are borne solely by the rabb al-mal.
3. The two main types of mudaraba are restricted (al-muqayyadah) where the rabb al-mal specifies the business or location, and unrestricted (al-mut
Conjunctival tumors can be either epithelial or stromal in origin. Epithelial tumors include non-melanocytic tumors like squamous papillomas, keratotic plaques, and premalignant/malignant lesions like conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia and squamous cell carcinoma. Melanocytic tumors include benign nevi and premalignant/malignant melanomas. Stromal tumors arise from vascular, fibrous, neural, histiocytic, myxoid, lipomatous, lymphoproliferative, or congenital tissue and include lesions like hemangiomas, fibromas, and lymphomas. Primary conjunctival tumors are
Visual functions in patients on ethambutol therapy for tuberculosis. Himal Ka...University of Sydney
This document summarizes a study on the effects of ethambutol therapy on visual function in patients being treated for tuberculosis. The following key points are made:
1) Ethambutol toxicity can occur even at low doses and cause permanent vision loss, so regular eye screening is important.
2) The study evaluated 44 Nepali patients receiving ethambutol therapy, finding subclinical effects including reduced visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, and retinal response on ERG testing.
3) While no patients developed clinical symptoms, these subclinical changes indicate that ethambutol is affecting visual function even without causing overt toxicity symptoms. Regular eye screening may help detect toxicity earlier.
This document discusses ocular trauma, including classifications, signs, symptoms, and treatments. It covers various types of trauma such as blunt trauma, penetrating trauma, chemical injuries, and injuries from foreign bodies. Key points include that ocular trauma is a leading cause of blindness, often requires urgent treatment to prevent vision loss, and can be prevented through use of protective eyewear. Proper documentation and comparing both eyes are emphasized for patient evaluation and management.
This document discusses the evaluation and management of uveitic glaucoma. It begins by defining uveitic glaucoma and noting that 10% of uveitis patients will develop elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) or open-angle glaucoma. The pathophysiology of secondary glaucoma from uveitis is described. Treatment principles aim to reduce inflammation, control IOP, and prevent permanent damage. Cycloplegics, corticosteroids, and sometimes immunosuppressants are used to control inflammation. Topical medications, laser treatments, and surgeries may be needed to control IOP depending on the mechanism and severity. Close monitoring is important with this patient population.
Primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) is the most common type of glaucoma. It is characterized by a gradual, painless rise in intraocular pressure (IOP) due to impaired drainage of aqueous humor through the trabecular meshwork. Over time, this leads to progressive damage to the optic nerve and characteristic visual field defects. Risk factors include age, family history, high myopia, and conditions like diabetes. Treatment aims to lower IOP through medications like prostaglandin analogs or surgery like trabeculectomy to slow disease progression and preserve vision.
Neuroprotection is a fairly misunderstood term in glaucoma. The ppt aims at making the reader understand the basics of neuroprotection and also the various agents available to aid it.
1) CETP is a plan that provides protection and long-term savings to finance a child's higher education expenses. It also provides financial benefits if the parent suffers from an event covered by the plan like death or disability. 2) Contributions made under CETP go into two funds - the Participant's Account for investment returns and the Participant's Special Account for mutual assistance in case of covered misfortunes. 3) Basic benefits include the agreed sum upon maturity, accumulated surplus if the parent passes away before maturity, and investment returns for investment-linked plans.
This document discusses scleritis and episcleritis, inflammation of the sclera and outer layer of the sclera. It describes the anatomy of the sclera and classifications of scleritis and episcleritis. Episcleritis is a benign recurrent inflammation of the outer episcleral tissue. Scleritis is a more serious chronic inflammation of the sclera proper that can cause vision loss. Both have a variety of etiologies including autoimmune disorders and infections. Clinical features, investigations, and treatments are outlined.
This document provides an overview of Shariah auditing. It begins by discussing the concept of hisbah in Islamic tradition, which involves enjoining good and forbidding evil. Hisbah was originally broader than just economic activities. The document then explains how hisbah relates to the foundations of modern Shariah auditing by involving reporting to various stakeholders. It provides examples from the Quran and hadith to support Shariah rules on hisbah. The document discusses the objectives and scope of a Shariah audit according to regulatory standards. It also outlines some methodologies for developing Shariah auditing rating systems and the key attributes assessed when evaluating audit programs and financial institution quality.
Trends at JavaOne 2016: Microservices, Docker and Cloud-Native MiddlewareKai Wähner
In addition to focusing on many related concepts like container or service discovery, technologies like Docker and cloud platforms, my session also discussed ten lessons learned from building cloud-native middleware microservices together with our customers in the last months.
The demo brings this from theory to practice by showing how to deploy a single (i.e. built just once) TIBCO BusinessWorks Container Edition microservice to different cloud and container platforms: Docker, Kubernetes and Pivotal CloudFoundry. The video also shows how to leverage other cloud-native open source frameworks such as Consul and Spring Cloud Config for distributed configuration management and service discovery of middleware microservices.
This document provides an overview of BlueMix DevOps Services. It begins by stating that BlueMix DevOps Services is a fully hosted, cloud-based software development tool to enable quicker startup and time to value. It then introduces IBM BlueMix DevOps Services, highlighting that it promotes incremental and frictionless adoption of DevOps services for BlueMix. The document outlines some key DevOps Services like GIT hosting, mobile quality, an integrated development environment, agile planning and tracking, performance monitoring, and deployment automation. It provides steps to get started with BlueMix DevOps Services in minutes and notes that agile development in the cloud is easy with built-in agile process support, work items to track planning, agile tools,
Generalized B2B Machine Learning by Andrew WaageData Con LA
Abstract:- In this talk, we propose a generalized machine learning framework for e-commerce businesses. The framework is responsible for over 30 different user-level predictions including lifetime value, recommendations, churn predictions, engagement and lead scoring. These predictions provide a vital layer of intelligence for a digital marketer. Kinesis is used to capture browsing information from over 120M users across 100 companies (both in-app and web). A data processing and feature engineering layer is build on Apache Spark. These features provide inputs to predictive models for business applications. Different models each for Churn, Lifetime value, Product recommendation and search are written on Spark. These models can be plugged into any marketing campaign for any integrated e-commerce company leading to a generalized system. We finally present a monitoring system for machine learning called RS Sauron. This system provides more than 200 objective metrics measuring the health of predictive models, and depicts KPIs for model accuracy in a continual setting.
Big Data Expo 2015 - Trillium software Big Data and the Data QualityBigDataExpo
Successful Big Data initiatives rely on accurate, complete data, but the information they draw on is often not validated when it enters an organization. In this session we will look at the challenges big data brings to an organization, and how data quality principles are adapting to ensure business goals and return on investments in big data are realised. We will cover:
- Challenges of big data
- Turning data lakes into reservoirs
- How data quality tools are adapting
- Why data governance disciplines remain crucial
The document summarizes several new features proposed for OpenStack at the OpenStack Summit Tokyo 2015, including:
1. Log Request ID mapping across OpenStack components like Nova, Cinder, Glance, and Neutron to improve logging and tracing of API calls.
2. Masakari, a new project providing VM high availability for OpenStack Compute.
3. Improving unshelve performance in Nova by caching VM images locally to avoid downloading during reboot.
How to Crunch Petabytes with Hadoop and Big Data Using InfoSphere BigInsights...DATAVERSITY
Do you wonder how to process huge amounts of data in short amount of time? If yes, this session is for you! You will learn why Apache Hadoop and Streams is the core framework that enables storing, managing and analyzing of vast amounts of data. You will learn the idea behind Hadoop's famous map-reduce algorithm and why it is at the heart of solutions that process massive amounts of data with flexible workloads and software based scaling. We explore how to go beyond Hadoop with both real-time and batch analytics, usability, and manageability. For practical examples, we will use IBM InfoSphere BigInsights and Streams, which build on top of open source tooling when going beyond basics and scaling up and out is needed.
Big Data Expo 2015 - Data Science Center EindhoveBigDataExpo
Bestaande “Big Data” aanpakken richten zich op de onderliggende infrastructuur en komen niet vaak niet verder dan het tellen van aantallen en het afleiden van eenvoudige correlaties. De uitdaging is echter het omzetten van data (Big or small) in waarde en echt nieuwe inzichten. Innovatieve Data Science technieken maken dit mogelijk, zie bijvoorbeeld de recente ontwikkelingen op het gebied van process mining. Event data kunnen ingezet worden om automatisch het gedrag van mensen, producten en organisaties te ontdekken en te verbeteren. Wat zijn de oorzaken van afwijkingen en knelpunten? De antwoorden - en de sleutel tot verbetering - liggen vaak in de data. Zoals spreadsheets gebruikt worden om berekeningen uit te voeren, kunnen process mining tools dynamisch gedrag analyseren. Toepassingen lopen uiteen van het reduceren van wachtlijsten in ziekenhuizen tot het voorspellen van storingen in productie- en transportsystemen.
This document provides an introduction to enterprise application management for Blackboard. It discusses the importance of understanding the various architectural components, having the right tools to manage the application, and developing plans for operations, capacity, disasters, and quality assurance. Going enterprise requires understanding user needs, technical foundations, and planning for growth and issues.
BMC Engage 2015: IT Asset Management - An essential pillar for the digital en...Jon Stevens-Hall
This document discusses how IT asset management (ITAM) needs to evolve to support the digital enterprise. Assets are changing rapidly with virtualization, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things. Effective digital service management requires understanding both the services provided and the underlying assets. The document recommends aligning ITAM with digital services by using both traditional and new data collection methods, embedding ITAM into digital services, and taking a proactive approach to compliance and cost optimization. IT asset managers are well-positioned to provide oversight to CIOs in the new digital business environment.
1) The document discusses machine learning and deep learning, noting that deep learning is a branch of machine learning that attempts to model different abstraction levels in data automatically.
2) It provides examples of using deep learning for tasks like image classification and discusses best practices for training deep learning models on large datasets.
3) The document demonstrates how to build a deep learning model using transfer learning to predict t-shirt sleeve lengths from images, significantly reducing training time from weeks to minutes.
This document outlines a workshop on building a web application using Grails. It introduces the presenter and provides an agenda with 22 steps to create a Sesame Street character search application using Grails, including creating domains, services, controllers, GSP pages, tests, and deploying the application. Hands-on activities are explained for setting up tools and frameworks. The presentation aims to leverage Grails 2 and use test-driven development without scaffolds or plugins.
This document discusses challenges and outlooks related to big data. It begins with an introduction describing how big data is being collected and analyzed in various fields such as science, education, healthcare, urban planning, and more. It then outlines the key phases in big data analysis: data acquisition and recording, information extraction and cleaning, data integration and representation, query processing and analysis, and result interpretation. For each phase, it discusses challenges and how existing techniques can be applied or extended to address big data issues. Some of the major challenges discussed are data scale, heterogeneity, lack of structure, privacy, timeliness, provenance, and visualization across the entire big data analysis pipeline.
This document discusses data democratization in healthcare imaging. It describes the challenges facing healthcare like declining inpatient volumes and the need for better patient experiences. It advocates empowering physicians and patients with data-driven insights to enhance decision making centered around patients. Data democratization is defined as lowering barriers to comprehensive, consistent and reliable healthcare data for all stakeholders. Achieving it requires business model innovation, developing an open ecosystem through community innovation, and technology innovation to provide secure access to standardized data. The benefits include making data actionable to focus on outcomes, value and better patient experiences.
VMs All the Way Down (BSides Delaware 2016)John Hubbard
Just getting started in InfoSec and need some guidance on virtualization? Used virtual machines before, but want to expand to a more complex, dedicated virtual lab? This talk will cover the numerous hardware and software options you should consider, and will discuss both simple and complex configurations. The focus will be on setting up a lab that is home friendly, inexpensive, and as flexible as possible. Offense and defense setups will be discussed, as well as recommendations for virtualization software, server hardware, and networking gear. You will leave with a list of VMs to use, an understanding of the benefits of hosted vs. bare metal hypervisors, different virtualization packages, and how to build an inexpensive lab that emulates a multi-tiered corporate environment.
General physicians known as consultant physician/pediatricians (CPPs) have undergone rigorous medical training but their skills vary widely. They are well-trained in diagnosing and managing complex medical conditions. CPPs could serve in several roles for the ADF, including providing consultations for individual service members, advising on health policy, and working in level 2 or 3 medical facilities. A short modular training program could help update CPPs on relevant areas like emergency medicine and tropical diseases to better prepare them for operational roles.
2. • Sudan Kuzey doğu
Afrika'da yer almaktadır.
• Yüzölçümü :
1,886,068 km2,
• Nüfüs : 32.000.000.
• Başkanlık sistemi :
• Federal Cumhuriyet
• Başkenti Hartum'dur
Sudan
5. • Resmi dil ve eğitim dili
Arapçadır.
• Sudan’ın nüfusu
yaklaşık %70i araptır.
• Diğer etnik grupları ana
dili Arapça değildir, ama
Arapça bilmekle birlikte,
Nübyece, Beja, Fur,
Nuban, Ingessana gibi
diller konuşulur.
Diller ve etnik grupları
9. • Resmi din İslam’dır.
Halkın % 97'i
Müslüman.
• geriye kalan Hıristiyan.
• Müslümanların
çoğunluğu Sünni ve
Sünnilerin bir kısmı
Maliki ve öbür kısmı da
şafii'dir
Resmi din
10. Sufiler
• Sudan’ın halkı çoğu
Sufi’dir .
• Çok tarikatlar var
Qadiriya Mikashfiya
gibi tarikatlar.
11.
12. • Sudan medeniyeti eski
bir medeniyet ve M.Ö.
5000 yıl kadar uzanır
• Nubian medeniyeti ya
da siyahi firavunlar
denirdi
Tarihçe
13. • Afrikan’in en eski
medeniyati .
• Eski mısır’ın
medeniyati’inden 2000
yıl daha önce .
16. • 651 M.S Hz.
Osman bin Affan
döneminde Sudan
fetih edilmiştir.
Islam dönemi:
17. - Mehmet Ali Paşa
taraıfından 1820 yılında
osmanlı topraklarına
sudana ilhak edilmiştir.
- 1885 yılına kadar
sürmüş .
Osmanlı dönemi:
18. • 1899 - 1956 yıllar
arasında devam etmiş.
• Ve 57 sene sürmüş.
İngiliz işgali :
19. Sudan bağımsızlık günü
• 1956 Ocak ayının ilk
gününde, Sudan
Demokratik
Cumhuriyeti İngiliz
sömürgesinden
bağımsızlığını
kazanmıştı.
• O gün bizim için
özgürlük , gurur ve onur
temsil ediyor .
20. Modern Sudan
• Başkanlık sistemi :
• Federal Cumhuriyeti
• Şeriat ile yönetilir
• Cumhurbaşkanı : Omer
Albashir
22. Başkenti hartum’dur
• Hartum Sudan'ın başkenti ve en büyük
şehridir.
• Şehr’in nüfusu 6 milyon civarındadır.
• İsmi Nil Nehri'nin fil hortumunu andıran
şeklinden Arapça Al-kartoūm الخرطوم)‘ )’dan
gelmektedir.
• Mavi Nil ve Beyaz Nil’in birleştiği noktada yer
alır.
26. Ulusal müze
• Müze’nin içinde Sudan
medeniyetleri , Nubian
eski eserler ve
Hıristiyanlık ile taş
yaştan tüm dönemleri
ve hatta İslam dönemi
içerir.
27. Barkal DAĞI
• Eski Mısır ve Nubian
medeniyetine kutsal bir
dağ’dir .
• İçinde bir sürü
tapınaklar vardır.
28. Sanganeb ulusal Parkı
• Dalış turizmi için
afrika’da en önemli
yerlerinden biridir.
• Mercan resifleri yaklaşık
400 türü vardır.
• Balık yaklaşık 1500 türü
bulunmaktadır.
38. Dinder ulusal Parkı
• Bu parkta her zaman
safari gezileri
düzeleniyor .
• Park’ın yüzölçümü 10
bin kilometre kare’dir.
• aslanlar, zürafalar ve
diğer birçok vahşi
hayvanlar vardır.
41. Tarım
• Tarım alanı büyüklüğü
ve Su varlığı açısından
Sudan dünyanin en
önemli ülkelerinden
biridir.
• Tarım alanları
yüzölçümü yaklaşık 700
bin km hemen hemen
türkiyenin yüzölçümü
kadar’dır.
42. En önemli tarım ürünleri
• Pamuk.
• Susam.
• Mısır.
• Şeker kamışı.
• Arap sakızı.
43.
44. Hayvancılık
• Sudan dünyanın en
büyük altıncı hayvan
zenginliğine sahip’tir.
• toplam ihracat
gelirlerinin% 25
sorumlu.
46. Altın
• Sudan yılda altın 80 ton
üretiyor.
• Afrika da üçüncü sırada
yer alır .
• Rezerve olarak 150 bin
ton var olduğunu
tahmin ediliyor.
47. Sudan’da eğitim
• Sudan üniversitelerin
sayısı 92’dir.
• Hartum üniversitiesi
Afrika’nın en eski
üniversitelerinden
biri’dir.
• Tüm üniversiteler’de
Yılda 200 000 öğrenciye
kabul edilir.
49. Sudan'daki Türkler
• Sudan'da yaklaşık
4500 civarında Türk bulunm
-aktadır.
• Türk girişimciler
eğitim, sağlık, inşaat ve
ticaret amaçlı yatırımlarda
bulundular.
• Ayrıca Hartum'da Türklere
ait birçok restoran, kafe,
alışveriş merkezi ve esnaf
dükkânları da
bulunmaktadır.
