Sushant, it may be better in the future to start streaming. I think it's live, sir. I'm saying it live. Sushant, please check its live. Sir, it's live, sir. It's live. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, everyone. Sorry about the delay. We were waiting for the YouTube to start streaming, although we were waiting from five minutes before three o'clock onwards. My name is Karan Mughalia. I'm a professor at IIT Bombay. I'm the principal investigator of the project Farsi, free and open source software for education. It's a project funded at IIT Bombay by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. And the objective of this project proposal of this project is to promote open source software in academia mainly and also to some extent industry. And one of the things that we focus on is to provide massive training to students across the country. We are working mainly with college students, but we are in a position to train school students also. But what is more important is we train them to such an extent that the students are able to contribute. So that is something unique about this. We have a large number of students contributing to the content developed by the Farsi team content and the program developed by the Farsi team. All of them are available free of cost at Farsi.in, F-O-S-S-E-I-N, Farsi.in. And as a part of this student training and contribution, we have been doing three activities, hackathon. In hackathon, we completed a hackathon, Sylab, Toolbox hackathon. Then we have Synfig Studio based 2D animation hackathon. That is also, in fact, it is ending tomorrow. But the third one and the most important one for which we have assembled here is the mapathon, which we are doing. We are delighted that we could join hands with ISRO. We could also join hands with the AACTE team. To do this, to bring to all of you the map, the data that our amazing organization, our space organization, ISRO has collected and made available for free access to everybody. So that is that amazing data that the participants are going to access. And I am happy to say that more than 3,000 teams have registered so far. The registration is open till 18th. And so we expect some more teams to join. And then we expect about, at present, about 3,000 teams and 5,000 participants are there. But we expect this number to be a lot higher. And we are really happy that the honorable prime minister has endorsed this mapathon. I am sure that we can all get together and do something very useful. So I am not going to spend too much time. I would like to introduce, I would like to introduce Mr. Shantanu Bhatwadekar. He is the director, death observation and DMS program of his EDPO, ISRO headquarters. So after he talks for a few minutes, then we will have Professor Pandan Chinaswamy of IIT Bombay. He leads the GIS effort at IIT Bombay. So he is going to give an overview of this mapathon itself and then a brief introduction to QGIS. And then we will have the ISRO team led by Shri Shishkanth Charman and Shri Rulraj and Shri Nilai Nishant to cover various types of data available. Then we will have Q&A session, questions and answers. I am sorry we are not able to accommodate all the participants in this, in this, well actually we have this Google Meet thing through which we are addressing but then all the participants are joining through YouTube. We will be monitoring the YouTube and then answering those questions. But we look forward to your participation and we are likely to have another inaugural, a formal one little later. We are hoping to get our honorable minister to address all of you. That may happen sometime in the near future. But today's event is something that we want to get started with so that all of you who have already registered can roll up your sleeves and get started. So with that brief introduction I would like to invite Mr. Shantanu Watwatekar of ISRO.  Good afternoon everyone and greetings from ISRO. Am I audible? Yes sir. Well at the outset I take this opportunity to congratulate all the participants who are joining this hallmark event Mepethon using Indian remote sensing data sets and open source solutions. I thank AICT and in particular IIT Bombay, Professor Kanan for giving us this opportunity and also collaborating with ISRO for this mammoth event. Well as you may know that Indian Earth observation capability basically comprises of a fleet of satellites providing valuable services for resource monitoring, infrastructure planning, cartography, large scale mapping, disaster monitoring, meteorology, oceanography and so on. And these satellites contribute immensely to the big geospatial data sphere by providing rich voluminous data. And these data sets are utilized to unearth valuable insights, information extraction and planning and decision making. Over the years of course ISRO has operationalized many national level, state level and region specific level operational applications basically to address the national imperatives as well as the fundamental priorities of the government. There are many examples like food security in terms of agricultural crop inventory. We provide the advanced forecast before the harvest, how much production will be there in the country in terms of food grains and also in terms of horticultural crops. Then we contribute to water security through water resource information system and providing the groundwater prospect information for the country. Similarly forest working plants, inventory and monitoring of glacial lakes, contributing to climate and there are many more applications including of course the energy sector which is very vibrant now. Also ISRO has deployed several geoportals, many of which you may be aware about the Bhuvan, Mosdak, Vedas and any SDR specifically dedicated to the northeastern region of India. These portals are basically delivering the remote sensing products, application and services and they reach out to user community. And these portals also provide wealth of data including the time series, satellite information, various thematic layers which ISRO has been generating over the years with the help of user community. ISRO places very great importance basically to partner with the academia and to work closely with the academia and the student community for developing innovative solutions and ensuring the best of the solutions for the problem. And I think in this regard this mapathon which is a joint effort of IIT Bombay, ISRO and AICT, it will provide a platform to join hands in leveraging the potential of the Earth observation data from the fleet of Indian satellites, couple them with advanced technology open source solutions and provide a lot of tools which requires now the automation basically to address the timely delivery of many of the services. So you will come to know in the later part of today's talks that we have identified the 10 problem statements for the user community and particularly the students where we expect that they really utilize the potential of your data and also use their innovative skills and their technological skills to provide the problems, whatever you are given, they provide the best solutions for them. Some of them of course you know we have selected the problem statements like you have the land use, land cover change, as you know the land use is the basic planning unit for any planning, any developmental planning in the country basically you need a land use map. So how you really automate them, how you really find out the change how it has happened in the land use over the years. Similarly how you automatically generate the flood maps because where are the disaster strikes, our idea basically will deliver the information maybe within an hour. So how automatically you derive the flood layer from the satellite imagery. Similarly how you address the locus problem which you have seen quite recently we have the problem of air quality, particularly the residue burning in the northern area and the pollution in Delhi. There are many challenging tasks but the idea overall idea is that you have a lot of information available from the satellites.  So I urge all the participants to make best use of these data sets which are available you will come to know how these data sets will be provided to you from the ISRO geoportals and couple them with your innovative skills and bring out the solutions of course keeping the sustainable development goals in the view. So I will not take much time because you have many interesting talks to be covered and particularly Professor Penan will be talking about the QGIS and the mapathon and also about the FOSI which you will be really utilizing those tools for developing the solutions. So I sincerely thank all the participants and wish that they really come out with good skills and it is quite possible that once these skills are demonstrated it is quite possible that many of those skills you would like to utilize and automate on our geoportals in ISRO. So thank you very much. Thank you sir for the wonderful speech. So going by schedule we will start with the first session which is introduction to this mapathon and what are the questions we have to answer how to answer this and what are the tools we give through this mapathon for you to use and resources. So with that I will share my presentation and participants put your questions on the YouTube channel we will answer it and sometimes the experts can also answer it through the Google Meet. So save your questions through the Q&A session but also we will take questions now and then in the YouTube. Thank you. So with that please share my screen. Is my screen visible? Yes sir. For some reason it is not allowing me to... Is my screen my presentation visible? Your presentation is not visible but the Google Meet screen is visible. Still bad. I mean... Is it visible now? Let me pull out the second monitor. Is it visible now? Is my presentation visible? Yes sir. Thank you. So one welcome to all the participants. Good afternoon. It's good to see that a lot of participants are already joining YouTube. So what we will discuss now is how and what is this mapathon about. On the content side what is a mapathon in general and this is a very unique and specific mapathon. We will go into the details of how it is specific. Why and what is the need for right now a mapathon in India because there is a lot of hackathons. So what is this need especially with mapping and QGIS. The specifics about IITB so AICT mapathon there are a lot of questions on the website. So we will go through a little bit of that. What are the benefits involved in the mapathon? What we are expected to do and one point which was very good for us is that it is open to all Indians. So we see a lot of participation from school level to college level and also at government agencies level. So there is no age or gap between what education you have to have for this mapathon which is very good. So the benefits for mappers. So we know that the maps are made for India and specific benefits does the map or get like other than building the QGIS and other tools and knowing about ISRO data. Specifics about GIS would be given an introduction and the FOSSI spoken tutorial resources that you have for QGIS. Please note that there are multiple open source softwares but we specify QGIS you can use still any open source software but we specify QGIS because that is what we have prepared for FOSSI and spoken tutorials and ways forward what is coming up after the mapathon. We will start with that. So what is this mapathon? In general a mapathon is just making maps bringing a lot of people together and they will actually work on a similar theme or a theme that is new and novel they will look at but how is this mapathon different is that they make maps and they also build a capacity of people to make maps there are two aspects in mapathon one is you make maps you understand the data and the second part is that you actually build a capacity and an army of people that can make maps why do you need maps because maps have been used across every discipline now if you look at ranging from humanities and science to even geography geology everything now use maps and there are a lot of softwares to use maps and that is where the mapathon here we specify that you will be using an open source I will come to a part why we specify open source so that it is more clear and in a mapathon there is two parts as I said you make maps and that is a software that you use and the data you understand the data so there is lots of data that is being generated which can be mapped we will go through the steps in what differentiates data from a mapping data and lot of time it is expensive so making a map and getting these data is expensive that is why this mapathon specifically we say open source so that you can use what is freely available for everyone this is what has made a very unique combination IITB is one of the leading education centers in India and ISRO is a leading space agency across the globe and the only one the most important one for India and AICD as everyone knows is very important for education system here we are bringing together all these partners IITB also is the technical partner because they would like to see what can be done with these databases that we create so it brings together a beautiful combination of these three key players so here we use QGIS as a software an open source software plus the ISRO dataset there is lots and lots of data available online different satellites and sources but our own ISRO dataset we need to use so there is a reason because we need to promote our own dataset which has tremendous potential and that is where this mapathon is very unique and we are making maps for India so that India maps can be used by others in any field relevant to their specific research interest or question and they can use it for example if you make a roadmap you may not use a roadmap for a place in Mumbai but someone who has access to the map and they need to use it and that is what we are trying to promote here in open archiving the maps so let's look at the need for maps especially in India need for local maps maps local maps when I say local maps it is made at a specific small scale or higher resolution at a very small area that covers a very small area those maps are still missing and because these maps take so much money to make and an investment of time and human capacity it is very very difficult so we still need a lot of local maps that can help and it could be related to anything like bird migratory pollution water drought as the speakers were saying before need to access the data a lot of times you don't get access to the data it could be observed data you don't get access to it there is a lot of blockades so what we do is we bring them together in a mapping environment because ISRO data it is a data that is taken for a different purpose it's an image or something and we try to include it into our problem statement so that is where the need for access is taken care of this need for a data update so most of the data you see on paper format that I am showing here on my screen on the top right is a paper map most of these are still dated to the British era so we don't have an updated map so this is the time when a local map can be updated by local people because you know the area better if you select that you are from you would have more information than us so that is where we are bringing all this information together need for local capacity it's not only that we want to get the data and map it but also you should map it so that you will get the capacity like suddenly if your district collector wants maps they should not be going out to a consultancy which charges a lot but can get students and anyone who has participated in this map at all to make the maps lot of consultants charge very very high amount for these kind of maps so here we are building a local capacity so that you can make these maps so on the bottom what you see is lot of self done maps and maps that can range from India scale to a very road scale very very small scale and also some research analysis the contour maps you see on the third is contour maps and what does this lead to is a self-reliance our own moto we have at Manit Bharat Bharat right so we can build this together like making maps and lot of data the partners very interesting partners as I said we are all leaders in our own field IITB ISRO and AICT and with this I would like to go and get into the website for a second to see to explain what is in the website resources so that those who are interested can actually get the data from it because there is lot of questions we are getting but all this information are shared in your website so let me open the website for a second so when you open the is my website coming in the screen no sir it's a presentation which is still on this area stop sharing okay yeah my presentation should be there right is my presentation there no sir now nothing is shared oops okay share yeah so the partners you see on the top are all the major partners that are contributing to this webinar and the home tab about problem statement are all in the home page so that you can easily access we have a special FAQ section where you can see what questions have been already answered let me start with that and you could see that you can post your question to the forum you can actually go to a forum and ask people the questions and some of our students are ready to help you okay you will have to first register to get into the forum and post your question and the students will be happy to help you and these are some other FAQs we always populate it so when we started the map on event it was five questions now it's nine so slowly if your questions are coming relevant we will add it to here so that everyone can access to it so coming back to the home okay so in the home page you see the important dates if you go through the dates it is very because we close it at the midnight so if I say 18th we close registration by midnight it will close and once your registration is over you will be getting a submission link with a submission number so please wait for that and I will give you a slide on when you should contact us if you don't get the information the results will be on Janeth so if you click the registration statistics you can see an updated map where the registrations have become total registrations right now stand at 8am in the morning at 3068 which means 3068 teams were registered in the morning and total participants are 40881 if you look at the spread it's a beautiful spread that we cover all the regions including Andaman, Lakshadik we are still waiting for but the other thing we look at is if you look at the participants themselves you see that some range from even homeschool which means a student which doesn't have access to school or homeschool even they are participating and right from there to the top universities and colleges in the country are participating all the IITs have registered and NITs and even government agencies we also have medical school and law school so that's how this data can be useful for any discipline so you can look at some details about the mapathon a very short and very brief introduction what is the mapathon that we covered it is about making maps but not just any maps whatever you are going to make would be accessible to the general public so it is kind of helping to create databases the eligibility to participate is all Indian nationals there are a lot of questions on this you have to be an Indian national to participate and then the flowchart is very simple you register you learn or use any open source software example QGIS we have given enough time for registration and making the maps so that you could even learn the software it is quite easy and self-learnable I learnt it myself so if I could do it I think most of you can do it with the resources available right now you could look at create maps with boundaries so also the boundaries and data we are giving and then you submit it when certificates and prices the benefits is we will be building a capacity of space applications and also recognition for the ISRO data making us an Atman-Nirbar in Global GIS Hub you will also be able to think about these problems because you are making these maps so all these 10 statements will be covered by ISRO in a very detailed manner after me you will also have the resources most of the resources will be discussed today by our own ISRO partners and which links you can get this is a very important link so for example all these databases would come in different spatial resolution but if you want your own district or own state you can come here and click this link if you click this link it will open a FTP site or a storage site where you could download the shape file to know what these extensions are you would need to take the tutorial so those who know GIS know which of these files represent the GIS format so you can just click it and you can see here that I have boundaries at the India scale that is the entire India boundary the district boundary and state boundaries so we have three levels of boundaries available for you please use this data because the other data sometimes you get from online may be different and we are putting a disclaimer this is only for research purposes so please don't use this as you know the definite definite boundaries it is for research and problem solving the tutorials as I said you could go to this link and you would be taken to QGIS tutorials that we have made and it is always available for public and it is also available in different languages we are also operating it in English Hindi Malayalam Tamil and other languages are coming I will get into what is QGIS from FOSI and SD later in the thing then we have our partners and those if you would like to share this poster click on the poster and a good poster comes up you can easily share this with other students and participants okay so this is all with the web page and if any questions please get back to us on this mapathon at fosi.in you can also go to the forums and place your questions okay so let me now share my presentation again okay is my presentation visible yes sir thank you so participation we are very very happy to be honest we didn't expect so many regions to be covered as soon like within a week all major regions are now covered most of the districts are being picked across all schools when I say across all schools I noted in the registration we have ranging from private schools public schools government schools all the schools are present so we have all the that is the beauty of this open source it is free for all and the software is free for all so everyone can use it it is across ages I've seen school students college students and even working professionals from government agencies participating sectors as I said there's law school medical and discipline disciplines are also participating across agencies we have been very fortunate to get many government and private agencies even consulting agencies have participated a homeschool that was very very happy for me to see that homeschool student is participating and it creates a leveling thing so everyone is put on the same scale because you're using an open source data and also an open source mapping platform so the participation is very good so it is going to be a tough competition so this is what I updated a couple of days ago and you could see the beautiful presentation yeah so what are the benefits it makes an overall scale I'm saying it makes India and Atman Bharat Bharat and creates a self sustainability space applications has been targeted here because one side you collect this data but you also need to apply this data and that is when you associate with a problem statement and you start applying it in a very detailed fashion and it also create makes pathways to make India the global GIS hub and an enabler platform for collaborative problem solving once you understand this problem you will get noticed that it is not a one-discipline or one-man solution you will have to bring in a lot of team and a collaborative problem solving environment that is what this will help you all of you would be recognized for your work all submissions will get a certification and prizes for the top best best submissions the commission of capacity I will stress on this because once you've made these maps and submitted it will be housed in open archive systems in a very detailed fashion for example we'll have India's map and all the let's say Maharashtra all the maps Maharashtra will be put and segregated by discipline so anyone who wants these Maharashtra maps can just click Maharashtra and then click for example I need schools Covid hospitals they can click these maps and then look at it so and we will not take the credibility we will like also the credits for the work it will be given to the person who made the maps I'll show you an example so how do you make maps now I've shown you the data and ISRO would be following up with what data they have and available for free public but before that let's take a step that now you get the data how do you map it and that is where GIS comes so GIS is a computer based system a simulation or software tool which is helpful for collecting and arranging and managing your spatial data spatial data is some data which has an association with the space for example if I take a number or any record if it doesn't have a space attached to it now I'm attaching Chennai for example I know a number of population which is 20,000 now I'm attaching Chennai to it so now I know Chennai has 20,000 population whatever population this so that is the association that GIS builds so that is spatial into GIS data it also allows you to take one data set and apply different models to it for example you cannot just take census data and understand why or how many people have to get medicine right so you have other data and that GIS environment gives you a lot of freeway you can bring different data and make it into one data source data was information data by itself differs from information data is of little or no use I would say without transformation into information that is why we say information technology not data technology data is just numbers and things you collect information is when you convert it into something useful information is an answer to a question based on raw data and that is done by your GIS systems we transform that using GIS example population data if you just give numbers there is no meaning but if you attach it to spatial indicators or spatial data then it has a meaning so GIS not only helps you to make one data it takes all the data together and gives you a composite understanding of the problem because the problems are complex you cannot just have one data to explain it you need a complex data structure GIS process starts like this it is very simple to map it on you have start with a defined problem you define a problem or take a problem then you understand the problem and understand the GIS criteria what maps to make how to make that is your flow chart then you go to build a data set import data set here is where ISRO has the data set ready for you and you can also bring your data for example ISRO can give you the land use land cover data and you can put specifically where the Angan bodies are present where the schools are present that is your data you can build it into it and that is where GIS helps then you can do some analysis GIS analysis for example I can say how far is the distance between the school and the hospital and that distance can be calculated in GIS then the output you can take them output as a map and that map it will lead you to make a decision on the problem you had a problem you come through it and let's say as I said I need to know what is the distance between the school and the Angan and the hospital because if suddenly happens I need to get the children to the hospital and these are the criteria I build I get the data and I come to a decision what is the distance but I don't stop there I can even continue to refine the problem and go through the cycle again so this is what GIS helps you so now we have looked at the software what you could use and what are the data that comes in so a lot of data is stations survey, field, register data they look like this you collect data from the field your PCA analysis from the villages your census data are numbers and tables you can collect data from IMD's weather stations everything is online you can also look at newspapers and collect how much locus locus insect taking up a field and also big data so data comes in different formats and sizes you can take any data you want these are observed physical primary data you can bring that into a remote sensing environment you can combine that with remote sensing environment using GIS so now we have looked at why you need GIS as a software tool and the data that can support to it start with observed data and also join your remote sensing data and these are some of the very beautiful satellites from ISRO that you could use so why open source again proprietary software is very very expensive so we promote software that is free and open to everyone and India is slowly moving into that sector I started learning proprietary software in my PhD because there was not much open software but now that is being built so that everyone can use it is very expensive base software so we are promoting the use of open software and one of them is QGIS you can go to this site and you can find how to download and what are the different options to download always download the stable version don't go for the newer version the newer version is always they test it they keep testing and updating it always go for the stable version because for your application stable is very very important so we have GIS QGIS specifically quantum it's called quantum GIS was started early 2002 by Gary Sherman and it is under public license so anyone can use it it is very versatile unlike proprietary software it can run on any operating system and it has a very live and vibrant GIS community QGIS community what do you mean a community is they co-develop this platform and if any question comes they can answer it for you they can make modules for you like we are making tutorials that we are part of this community and by participating in this mapathon you become a global community of QGIS because now you know how to use QGIS you can also go to this forum and answer questions the forum is also given in this link let's go to the top link and look see the forum I will come back in the Q&A session for that then not only we India but many many countries are using QGIS it is used in the US national security agency it is used by Swiss agencies and New Zealand government agencies for their mapping work and the work it looks like this if you start QGIS you get an open blank page I like to have it always in the India map so I have an India map what you see on the left is all the data that you collect and put for the mapping on the top you have tools that you could use and there are many many tools that you can bring in QGIS and on the right panel there are different options that you can choose for processing your data like calculations and stuff all of this has been very detailed explained in tutorials and you can also use our own spoken tutorials for it the newest version is 3.16 I am always using 2.18 because I have very good knowledge about the tools but you can use the newest version 3.16 Hanover is being released now it also gives you plugins so if you have good computing knowledge and you would like to build the tools like startup of tools you can build the tools and give it to QGIS they will host it for you so each tool if you click it is called plugins it will give you what it exactly does so it generates a matrix so you can enable this tool and then bring it in so unlike proprietary software only some tools you can use which are built by the company but here even a community built tool you can access any tool you can access that is built by the community and given in QGIS and this is how it looks like we go to the plugins and you can see all these maps you can also bring Google, OpenLayers, Bing Roads everything you can bring in QGIS it is very powerful not only that you can also do some good analysis research analysis models so what is a hydrological model developed by US Geological Survey and also housed by Texas A&M which is a good university in the US and now they have combined it in QGIS platform initially it was for the proprietary software now you can use this software so everyone is going into this so now given an introduction how do you learn and that is where your own team of FOSI and Spoken Tutorials helps go to QGIS.FOSI.IN you will see this beautiful page of resources how to get to tutorials and forum specially questions how we answer questions we also give fellowships for very talented students to conduct QGIS research on campus in IIT Bombay so we are hoping that will happen again after covid situation and all these details you can get in the FOSI QGIS website what is FOSI? FOSI is the project that professor Kannan McGillian leads and it is for free open source software for education and the website is FOSI.IN if you go there it shows you that it promotes the use of open software for education there is lots and lots of open software and we focus on some software with the resources which means we give Spoken Tutorials and also manuals on how to use it right now the projects range from 9 to 10 and QGIS is part of it from the FOSI you can go to Spoken Tutorial website and what does Spoken Tutorial have is a tutorial of all these software that I have mentioned there is many many software projects if you click all courses all the courses will come and in different languages we don't want to limit it to a particular language or a region so there are many many languages in India and we are trying our best to make these Spoken Tutorials very very informative video tutorials and in different languages because we should not have a language barrier I'll show you quickly how it looks like the website you can go to QGIS in the search projects and QGIS is one project and you can see that already we have different languages English we have the most 16 and that is being slowly translated into different regional languages Hindi, Kannada, Madanam, Tamil and other things are coming so here you can see how do you install how do you install in Hindi, English, Kannada and also the right hand side you see if it is a basic advanced level thing so right now we are starting with the basics and intermediary we have come slowly we will get into the advanced tutorials for all the students so anyone can use this please feel free to use it what can we achieve so now we have seen that you can use all these softwares and get the data from ISRO what can we achieve we can achieve data that can help in different disciplines one example is agriculture and you can see how it can lead to a big data framework big data is with large volumes of data right and for all of your information big data means large volumes of data in large frequency and your satellite data is default big data because it comes in very very big volumes and in high spatial and temporal resolution so it is very big data you take it you process it using QGIS and you can use it in these kind of frameworks you can also use it for real time applications this is the recent Burevi cyclone that hit South India very bad and you could have seen it being tracked beautifully in ISRO's team and how and what time it would impact everything can be mapped so all this data is in remote sensing data you can bring it into a QGIS layer and then do these kind of maps so this is one other application you can see how the locust started in Africa and then moved to India right so this could be mapped and it is better to see it visually so that you can comprehend what is happening right now this map is very famous everyone sees it this is an open source website you can go there get the data and put it in the GIS environment and you could see how the hotspots are emerging so the dark blue hotspots are where the cases are more you could see Maharashtra right there and you know how the other places are coming so all this is done by mapping and mapping is by QGIS software also what does this do is in recent years normally what happens is your agency is there and policy makers government agency is there and scientists like us like we work in academics and different agencies we take a problem and we try to solve it and give it to the community so the community is on your right we take the problem we discuss it and then we give it but what we are trying to do with this kind of a setting is we bring the community science which means you give the data you also take part in the problem solving so that it is a two way process and you make these maps so for example if a district collector has a problem to understand a land use change land cover he need not come to us academics or agencies he can directly go to the people and ask them to make these maps because the data is free and no one is going to stop you from using the data or the software and that is what we are promoting the ways forward we would like to archive all these maps what do you mean by archiving is by creating a database a free open database for all of you to use these maps because it is hard work you are putting and we want you to get recognized I will come in the later part of today's webinar on the submission part and I will show you clearly how you get promoted for your work it will be hosted with unique names and users so your name will be put on the map and what it can be used for so those who want to use the map can easily contact you and say if they want to update the map then you will be the better person increasing potential for local collaborations all the problems need local people also to solve so your understanding of the maps can help improvement of maps with local admin so instead of your police station might need a map you are doing a flood as some people are saying you need evacuation plans you don't have to wait for IED or others to make these maps but you can actually make and help your local administration building capacity of mappers is the key and with applications using ISRO data and QGIS is the goal with this the biggest thing we would like to set up after this is the hackathon how do you build tools using these maps and ISRO data to make real life problem solving tools right now you are making maps the next part is hackathon it is much bigger much more complex but it is very exciting that you will be working with big computers what you see right here is the supercomputer in IED and that is what at level you will be working with when you happen with hackathon with this I would like to stop I think right on time and I still have 3-2 minutes so let me open the fossey website okay so yes so yeah here is how the QGIS fossey website looks like you can come down and read about quantum GIS if you click here you can look at other fossey projects all the projects that I have explained and built in here so then you have your resources where to download, how to download QGIS user manuals, documents all the other projects in fossey is also here and we have been lucky to have some good students that have participated and these maps were made by the students and are published in international channels so these Kerala flood maps were published by a student last time so you have all these resources that you could use I will come back to spoken tutorials where you could click QGIS you can just click here you can have a lot of projects a lot of projects that fossey works directly and let's say for example if I click R then I have English 23 lectures if I click QGIS I have 16 lectures let's click English and search it updates itself you don't need always a high bandwidth you can also download them but let's look at one video I am just clicking this video and it opens like this so if I click it you will hear a live audio and you will also have a statement of what it is so this is how we are promoting you to use a new software open source software and giving you the resources on how to use it there is multiple tutorials we are working on so please keep visiting this website and looking at different tools that we create and sometimes QGIS can be used with R and other things so it is not only one software there is multiple software we can use with this I will just stop for question and answers any questions from the team I will look at the YouTube if there is any questions is there any questions that needs clarification answers ok so we are on time with this I would like to stop on my presentation part and I will open it to the next presenter let me give you a small intro ok so next part would be done by Mr. Sashikant Sharma who is the group director Vedas research group and he is talking about the problem statements and the expectation from the participants thank you the Bia Popa Sashikant Sharma R.J. Bander is presenting ok please go ahead so I am sharing my screen is it visible my screen is visible yes sir ok fine so basically there are ten problem statements sir your audio is little bit low can you just speak up little bit more highly hello it is audible yeah it is audible ok little bit clear no ok so there are ten problems so I will go one by one and what exactly we have to do for that problem and what will be the requirement and what we will be expecting from the students or the participants ok let us take first one mapping of natural resources or a man made features so basically we have to map the natural resources like agriculture area or forest area, water bodies or man made features like built up area so any man made constructions so that kind of resources can be mapped so to map these features what will be the requirement we need remote sensing data like list 4 data or list 3 data so this type of data will be required and one has to learn how to interpret the imagery so we have to interpret the imagery and we have to abstract the information from the imagery so we have to work out ok what type of tone or texture or a color will be the reflecting means resembling the particular features so identification of the features on the imagery so it requires the skill to interpret the imagery as well as some ground knowledge also is required and after knowing all these things we have to do the automatic extraction of the features so for that computer based image processing also is required and all this type of input data will be available on the bo1 so one can take this type of problem and work out flowchart for it and one by one step can be executed and finally come out as a map thematic means it represents particular subject so come out with some particular subject to map or a thematic map so that will be the output and if you see second problem so that is change detection based on Awebs or list 3 data sets so what type of change detection any suppose say forest area what was the before then this date so two type of database we have to take and interpret both the data sets whether visually or digitally and then overlay to both the data set and come out with the change so one has to work out all the steps and flowcharts and execute it one by one and come out with the change map change map as well as change statistics then third one is LULC land use land cover change with hotspots using land use land cover maps available from the Bhuvan so we have on the Bhuvan to 50,000 scale as well as 50,000 scale data sets one can directly download this readymade data set use it and come out with change particular change wherever hotspots which dynamic changing area means some significant change should be observed so that change map one has to prepare as a output and come out with the statistic how much change is is there then fourth problem flood mapping so we observed that in India at many places flooding is happening in every monsoon season like in Bihar, Kosi river Brahmputra so at many places we observed the flood so we have to map the flood for that we have to consider pre and post season data sets so pre monsoon just you observe what will be the normal condition and then post monsoon how much area is inundated so that area will maps we have to prepare means one has to prepare and come out with the statistic how much area is gone under the inundation then state wise health care indicators maps so this type of database one has to take from the health department or that sites and then health care map indicators one can find out and prepare the health care maps so there is not much remote sensing data sets roles then sixth one is locust infestations, stubble burning low-lying area mapping, zoom cultivation so we observed that at many places there is a locust attacks and particularly in panjab you can find out stubble burning means residue crop residue to burn it for next cropping to clear this residue for next cropping season so to find out this type of area one has to take that similar images and interpret that area particularly and find out how much area is under stubble burning then low-lying area particularly where in monsoon season it goes under flooding means water gets accumulated in the low-lying area so for this type of study you can use DEM and find out slope so that you can find out low-lying area and in case of zoom cultivation particularly this type of phenomena observed in the north-east area in hilly area particularly so in the north-east area what happens every year or for a particular season people used to burn the forest area and clear some patches that agriculture purpose agriculture practices so this type of practices is happening in north-east area so for that you have to study the


And now, we bring to you that star of stage, screen, and jello, Jack Benny. Jack Benny talking. And tonight, folks, we are broadcasting from the New York studios where we... What's the matter, Jack? What's the matter? You haven't got any pep tonight. I know it, Don. I'm tired. See, for the past 74 weeks, every Sunday night, I've been coming in and saying, you'll low again. I don't know. People are beginning to know it by heart. Then I tell a couple of old, new jokes, and then you butt in and remind them who's paying for this. It's the same old thing over and over again. I'm tired of it. Oh, why don't you quit? I think I will. I'll quit being tired. Oh, you're just not the same, Jack. Now, what's wrong with you? Well, I've been sleeping 10 hours a night, getting plenty of exercise and eating the best of food. You're right, Don. Where do you think I ought to go? Well, there's a cotton club. Or if you want a real quiet place, there's Belmont Park. You don't know whether there's a nice quiet communist meeting, do you? Say, Don, what would you do if you were run down? I'd take the license number. That's a nice rest. Hello, Jack. Will you need me tonight? Why, what's the matter with you, Mary? I don't know. I have a peculiar healthy feeling. You have? Yeah, I've been eating three times a day for weakness. Seems to be no end to it. Did you see your doctor? I just left him. He looked at my tongue, down in my heart, felt my pulse, took my temperature. What did he say? $2. Well, that's only 50 cents a piece. You know, Jack, I'm worried about you. Why? You're looking good. But when you look good, there must be something to matter with you. Well, I don't get that. What I mean is this. When you look bad, that's good because you're normal. Oh. But when you look good, that's bad because it's not you. Well, how do I look? Good, and believe me, that's bad. Well, what do you think I ought to do? You've been working too hard, Jack. Why don't you buy yourself a Zeppelin to get some air? A Zeppelin? Yeah, you know those big Frankfurties that are flying over here from Germany? Oh, well, I guess I'll have to do something at that. You better. If you keep this up, you won't live to be 40. I'm 42 now. Boy, was I hot. You're crazy. See you later. I'm going down to the drugstore and get a headache. Gee, do I feel good? Let yourself go. She's nuts, isn't she, Don? Oh, I should say. Hello, Jack. Hello, Kenny. You too. What's the matter with you? Oh, I don't know. I've been having trouble lately. It's a fine program tonight. You have. Yeah.  I just can't get away from her.  Oh, I did that, Jack. When I'd registered at the hotel this morning, I signed my name Frank Parker just to throw her off. Did it work? Did it. That's who she's with tonight. The millionaire's daughter. Well, next time register is Jack Benny. I did that, too. You did. What happened? I had to pay two of your laundry bills. Hey, Jack. Yeah? Jack, you need music on the program tonight? Well, sure, Johnny. Why? Well, you know, the boys and I are playing at the Earl Theatre in Philadelphia this week and we've got to get back there as soon as possible. Oh, that's right. See, how are you doing there, Johnny? Great. That is all except one number. What's that? When we play Love and Bloom, the audience starts hissing you. Well, don't worry, Johnny. I'm learning a new song for next season. Oh, what is it? I won't tell you. Ah, go ahead. Moon over Miami. Three more months and what I won't do to that. Hey, Jack, you know, I'm also telling jokes on the stage this week. Oh, a comedian, huh? Yes, sir. Every time I open my mouth, the people laugh.  Mary. Come in. Telegram for Jack Benny. Oh, thanks. Hmm, from the mayor of Miami. It says, please stick to Love and Bloom. You see, Johnny, I want to do new stuff, but they won't let me. Ladies and gentlemen, you've just heard what the mayor of Miami has said about Jello. And he's right because Jello has that new, extra-rich, fresh fruit flavor and tastes twice as good as ever before. I guess I didn't read that wire correctly, huh? Oh, well, what's the difference? Play comedian. And now, folks, we are going to... I say, Jack, I hear you're going to the coast in a couple of weeks to make a picture for Parapan. Is that true? Yes, but I didn't want it to get around. Who told you? Three of your publicity men. See, they can't keep a secret. But as long as they told you that much, the name of the picture is the big broadcast of 1937. I'm the star of it. So far. You know, Jack. I can't tell what will happen in these pictures. I know. You know, I kind of envy you. I'd like to be in pictures myself. Well, it isn't easy, Johnny.  And a camera. And if you want to go to expense.  For instance, there's Fred McMurray. You know Fred McMurray. I know all three of them. Now, there's a fella that... That's McMurray, McMurray. Now, there's a fella that's got personality and pep. What is Fred Astaire got? He has ginger. Glad I got one in myself. How's that? Uh, Jack, what's this I hear about you going to Hollywood? Oh, it's rumor that's been going around. Uh, listen, Don, Johnny, yes it is. Johnny says he'd like to be in pictures, too. He would. Yeah, dear, that's Mary. Imagine Johnny in a clinch with Greta Garbo. The dope he got about as much chance as you have. That's so. Why, you couldn't shine Garbo's shoes. Who could? Now be quiet. Hey, Jack. Yes, Kenny. You know, I signed a contract to make a picture this summer. Glad to hear it. What company? Well, not in a film. How did you get the job? Incognito. I told him I was James Cagney. Oh, boy, wait till they find out. Well, I'm a little worried about it, Jack. You know, you've had so much experience in acting. I wish you'd give me a few pointers. I'll be glad to, Kenny. Well, what would you like to know? Well, I'm a little weak on dramatic lines and comedy and character parts and, uh... What can you do? Oh, I can make love with a little encouragement. Encourage him, Jack. Now, don't worry, Kenny. All you need is a little coaching. Now, for instance, take a scene like this. Uh, let's see, uh... Let me think of something. Oh, yeah, suppose you come home to your wife after eight years in the Navy and you find her in the arms of another. Now, you walk in, you say, so this is what's been going on, eh? You've let eight years in the Navy separate us.   Do I kill her? No, she's never alone. Now, you try it, Kenny. All right. So this is what's been going on, eh? Gee, you've let eight years in the Navy separate us.  What do I do now? Carry out your contract. No, Kenny, look, put some fire into it. Oh, fire into it? Yes. All right. Here I come. That's it. Now, remember, Kenny, you've been away eight years and you'll find your wife in the arms of another. Now, try it again. Okay, Jack. Go ahead. So this is what's been going on, eh? After eight years, I find you in the arms of another. No, Kenny. Gable wouldn't do it that way. Gable wouldn't stay away eight years. Now. Ah, gee, this is too hard, Jack. Should I try something else? Yes, sing, Kenny. What do you think of him, Mary? Hmm, he's got a swell future. Yes. Have a purple dusk of quiet life Steals across the meadows of my heart High up in the sky the little stars climb Always reminding me that we're apart You wander down the lane and far away Leaving me a song that will not die Love is now the stardust of yesterday The music of the years gone Sometimes I wonder why I spend the loan of a song The melody I revered And I am once again with you When our love was new And each kiss and inspiration was long ago Now my consolation is in the stardust of us all When stars are... Hey, California. Up Australia.  Isn't it marvelous how these planes make it in 16 hours? This one made it in a verse and two choruses. Hey, mister. Hey, where's the Paramount studio?  Oh, may west. Nice territory. Look, about to walk with me, fellas. You two, Mary. Paramount studio. Just a moment, please. Hello? Who, Betsy Ross? She's working under two flags. Yes, I'll tell her. She's gone to Europe. Come in. Pardon me, miss. I'm Jack Benny. And I'd like to see... That evening sun go down. I know that song, too. You know, I'm signed up to make a picture here. I want to see Mr. LaBaron. Mr. LaBaron is in Europe. When will he be back? As soon as you leave. Oh. Can I see a secretary? She's out, too. Would you care to wait? When did she go out? Ten years ago with silent pictures. Hey, listen. I came here for a conference on my picture. I'm Jack Benny. And a boy, Jack. I'm telling her. Oh, yes. You're to see Mr. Gensler. He'll be here any minute. Well, thank you. We'll wait. When he comes in, tell him Jack Benny wants to see him. Are these people Jack Benny, too? No, just me. And Miss Fletz? Yes, sir. I'm going to my office.  I certainly will. Say, I'm Jack Benny. Was that Mr. Gensler? Yup, but too bad. You just missed him. Well, come on, fellas. Let's go in. Hey, wait a minute. You'll have to have a pass.  Well, Jack, we're in the studio. Yeah. Let's see. Where's his office? That's the Mr. Lewis, Mr. Kat, Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Fox, Mr. Lyon. I don't know that. I'd have brought some peanuts. Oh, Mr. Gensler. Here it is, fellas. Come in. Well, well, step right in. How are you, Jack? Fine, Mr. Gensler. This is Mary Livingston, Johnny Green, Kenny Baker, and Don Wilson. Where's your looking good, Jack? Glad to know you, too. Just a minute. I'll get you some chairs. See, this is... Well, I hope you can get me in the picture, Jack. Now, let's go in. Come in. Well, well, step right in. How are you, Jack? Fine, Mr. Gensler. Well, I hope you can get me in the picture, Jack. Now, listen, Johnny, the secret of this business is to make them think you don't need them.    I get it. See, I'll give you the build-up and make them come after you.  What'll I do, Jack?  See, I left my dimples in New York. Well, here you are, folks. Well, thank you. Make yourself at home. Have you got a cigar, Jack? Yes, here. Thanks. Well, Mr. Gensler, how's the story and casting of my picture coming along? Oh, pretty good, Jack. Of course, we need a few more people. And what kind of people? Well, we need a fellow to play the part of an orchestra leader. Do you stuff, Jack? Maybe you can suggest somebody for the part.  Well, there's Johnny Green, but I don't think you can get him. Why not?  I don't think he'd consider it, would you, Johnny? Well, I... It's all right. Don't apologize. Oh, Mr. Lewis? Yes. Close the deal with Guy Lombardo. Oh. Don't worry, Johnny. Now, we also need a girl who can recite some crazy poems. I'll take it. Quiet, Mary. Why did you say that? I'm afraid Lombardo'll get that, too. Now, maybe I can think of somebody. Let's see. Say, how about this girl called Mary Livingston? Listen, Gensley. Labor Day. Oh, Labor Day. Mary. Never mind. Let's go into the conference room. That's a good idea. After all, we start shooting in three weeks, and I want to get familiar with everything, you know? Well, follow me. Gentlemen, this is Jack Benny. Nice to know you. Same here. Mr. Benny came in from New York for a story conference. Oh, Mr. Gensler, who's going to direct my picture? Mr. Mitchell Licen. Mitch Licen, eh? Is he here now? No, he's in New York watching your broadcast tonight. Oh. Hello, Mitch. Hello. How are you?


Arts in the Armchair was devised in conjunction with Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.  I've been feeling absolutely dreadful caring and when we come here it's just so a great burden has been lifted from our shoulders. It really is quiet, it's warm. We all say this and not just me. And it's so warm, friendly and we do these wonderfully imaginative things and we also say it's the highlight of the week, which it is. The impact that the lottery funding has had for Arts in the Armchair has been incredible. We now have the opportunity that we can run two groups at the same time. There's a couple who aren't naturally into theatre but he said to me, coming here with my wife it means that I get her back for at least three days after your sessions. So she is who she used to be for me. She finds out what people are interested in and what they want to do. Somehow in these sessions she meets needs, whatever those needs are she meets them. And it's meant such a lot to all of us that have come here. Just incredible. It really has rejuvenated our lives without a doubt, without any doubt at all.


how to find text-based library materials in a foreign language. So you want to find a resource that is in a language other than English. If you're looking for a text-based resource, this video will show you two methods. If you're looking for a film, then check out our other video, How to Find Films in a Foreign Language. We'll begin on the library's website library.tooling.edu. And let's say we're looking for fiction in French. In the main search bar, I'm going to type French fiction. And let's use quotation marks to tell the search engine to read that as a phrase. Let's go ahead and run our search. This gave us just over 4,000 results, but it's a combination of articles and books. Let's go ahead and refine our results using the filters on the left. I'm going to look for resource type and select books. And then we're going to use the language filter to limit to just French. Now we've got over a thousand results of fiction books in French, both online and physically in the building. There is another way you can search for materials in a foreign language. I'm going to start again at the library's homepage library.tooling.edu. And this time I'm going to select advanced search located just above the search bar. I'm going to start by changing any field to subject. And let's search for poetry this time. We'll set our resource type filter to books and our language to Arabic. Let's search. Our results appear just below the search box. And we can see that this search found just over 300 items. You can use the call number and map it feature to help you find its precise location in the building. If you don't have time to look for your book in the building, then you can request it for pickup at the checkout desk by clicking the title to open the record. Looking for get it and follow the prompts. For more information, contact us by emailing library at tooling.edu or visit our website library.tooling.edu. Good luck with your research.


Powered prostheses can help a bugney amputees move more efficiently and comfortably than passive prosthetics. In our study, we found that powered prostheses improved weight-bearing symmetry, effort, and speed during the stand-up movement compared to passive prosthesis. Additionally, we observed improvements in all three metrics with increasing assisted torque levels commanded by the powered prosthesis. Furthermore, we saw increased weight-bearing asymmetry at the end of movement and increased kinematic asymmetry with increasing assistance from the powered prosthesis. This suggests that powered prostheses may be able to reduce the amount of effort required to complete tasks, leading to better overall performance and quality of life for those living with the bugney amputations. This article was authored by Grace R. Hunt, Sarah Hood, Lucas Gabbard, and others.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I am back with another Destiny 2 video and today we're gonna cover all the news from the past few days and damn Those loads to go through including last night's weekly twab from Bungie on Destiny 2 and many many Forsaken changes in terms of what's going to be happening to your current materials you have stacked and so forth But before we get to that guys remember every month I give away a fully customizable controller to be with the chance of winning Simply drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below more details at the end of the video people Okay, so let's get into it and start with the twab and this is about mods Caught in Bungie right here one topic. We've seen a lot of questions about is how we migrate from old weapon mods to new weapon mods Starting on August 28th Your current mods will be Declocated and your inventory will tell you that you can safely discard them for materials and parts on September 4th The gunsmith's inventory will be dedicated to new forsaken mods between now and the preload on August 28th Use your year one mods to lock in the elemental damage type you want for your year one weapons They will retain that damage type after the mod deprecation on August 28th The old mods slot will go away and you will no longer be able to insert any mods into year one gear or change Elemental damage type some weapons will be moving to the kinetic slot and will not retain elemental damage regardless of what mod You had applied the Ikela sniper rifle and shotgun will be locked to solar Here are the legendary weapons that will be moving to kinetic the belly gent the shepherds watch the Hawthorn field for shotgun Alone as a guard perfect paradox the frigid jackal and a silicon neuroma There was plenty about to change right now It's a good time for us to set your expectations about a lot of it now I actually have a preparation guide for the forsaken coming pretty soon. So stay tuned for that I will cover all mods materials and so forth Which I believe you need to keep playing for by going out and farming I do mention within that video that year one weapons with elemental burn types will be locked in place Like these 12 states. So if there's a certain weapon you want more for burn types of i.e. the EP shotgun the manananananananananananana scared We'll have to go out there people and farm multiples of the same weapon and apply those Burmese before the forsaken drops Let's just hope if there's any other weapon you want and you change the burn type on and farm multiple versions of it Let's just hope it doesn't move that kinetic slot because then it will be a waste of your time They then go to talk about how you will become legend in year two Weapon tuning and systems aren't the only things that are changing in forsaken When your next journey begins, you'll also discover new ways to earn rewards and become more powerful The investment team can give you a sense of what's coming Quoting the investment team here are a high level goals for progression and economy in season four We want to bring back the days when you are impressed when you see someone at max power in the tower The experience of leveling and then powering up should be meaningful Players should have a sense of discovery when earning rewards from different activities I 100% agree on that and I missed that from destiny one when players accomplish something difficult The world should be special or unique couldn't agree more not all sources of power in a week Should be apparent on the director That's pretty cool too Acquisition of power in year one and activities such as the raid will have an absolute Range of power that it could generate rewards grant only a small difference in power level Even if you were overcoming the challenge while under leveled in forsaken We are scaling the power production of all content by the difficulty of that content If you manage to beat the raid while for a power on the recommended level You should expect to receive the most potent rewards when players earn powerful rewards These items should never scale down to where they do not give an increase in power Even if your power is a hundred over an activities recommended level It should still grant at least one power a level above your current average This means that players still benefit from grouping with teammates who haven't accomplished As much as they have we've also created multiple new sources of powerful powerful rewards that refresh on a different Cadence than the weekly reset the goal is to provide more to do for the players who want to play a variety of activities That said not every word you find in the world will be a powerful upgrade We don't want to spoil the entire journey to max power So we'll be leaving it in the hands of the players to discover the best ways to reach endgame and beyond when Forsaken is released pretty damn cool and like the changes they mentioned here They then go on to state as a final note on power We've heard a lot of feedback concerning exotics to make these rewards feel more useful whenever you receive an exotic reward in the Forsaken it will always be at or above your guardians power So that's pretty cool too And this is definitely not the case in the current standard moving on to milestones The milestone tree has been revamped in Forsaken and now will specifically show the most important non-reputable quest for every player of destiny 2 the campaign quests are a good example of this Meanwhile our world quest for destinations will now live in the pursuit section of your character inventory Many milestones from year 1 have been converted to activity challenges These will continue to grant powerful rewards, but they will no longer be displayed in the milestone tree When you access the director you'll see activity challenges in the tooltip of the associated activity And we get an example on screen now from quick play within PVP We also see the new director once the Forsaken drops looking super pretty people Moving on to activities the base strike players for destiny 2 Forsaken Players have been updated to feature difficulty selection and mudfires, although strikes are being retired on August 28th With destiny update 2.0 damn they're getting rid of her old strikes Forsaken players the strike playlist has three difficulties to select from power 300 400 and 500 Once you're 40 power over a given playlist it will no longer appear as an option for you to select Wow, this ensures a healthy matchmaking pool when players reach and gain power levels damn the power 500 Playlists will always be available strikes will have modifiers Legacy players the strike playlist matches the legacy playlist that is currently available in year 1 Recommended power is 200 strikes will have money fights between August 28th and September 4th Modifiers will be unavailable for all strike playlists the night for activities also being revisited in season 4 Prestige difficulty is being retired, but the base difficulty for the night for actually will increase Additionally players will have the ability to choose one or three night for strikes each week If there's a specific night for all unique word that a given player is wanting for this reduces the time They have to wait for the strike to be featured again We're having three options players may only select the strikes for which they own their appropriate Expansions legacy players will still be able to enable modifiers via their challenge card Scoring will not be available for legacy players in the 270 power night full Meditations are being retired and replaced with a heroic story playlist new campaign missions will be featured at 500 power while all campaign missions will be set to a power level relative to their release This ensures legacy players can still enjoy story activities at their leisure I co-raise vanguard research Reputation tokens will no longer be used as a currency after August 28th and will be removed from player inventories So if you've gotten stacked people use them while you can the Legendary Pyrrhege will also no longer be available So if you want it get it before August 28th heroic adventures are being added to all destinations when their destination is flashpoint One adventure will be selected to be heroic per day with the exceptions of Mercury and Mars Those two destinations will function as they currently do but they will gain an additional adventure per day when they are the featured flashpoints Players will no longer be able to purchase normal adventure tokens from vendors and destinations over then Mercury and Mars Activity modifiers will be shared across heroic adventures, heroic story missions and strikes This ensures that each day you know what to expect from the PvE content that you play as a ritual and that when we balance in true modifiers It's becoming across the game This will include one weekly singe, one daily buff and one daily debuff The Brawler and Ogunedia modifiers will have their recharge times adjusted to ensure they're noticeable Adjusting your equipment for either also has a rather significant impact We've seen some pretty crazy plays by the new solo hunter in our playtest Some experienced players out there may be reminded of the feelings found when they equipped nothing manacles in the past Oh, I remember those days people Economy updates for the last few weeks We've seen a lot of players asking about items and currencies available in year one and whether they continue to be available in year two or not Expect the following changes on August 28th when destiny update 2.0 becomes available Destination materials will become your main source of reputation and their respective destinations Destination materials will be a part of the cost to infuse different weapons and armor across your arsenal This site was in destiny one people if you remember that a lot of armours and weapons I believe required planetary materials to actually upgrade them Yeah, one challenges that granted reputation tokens are being retired But will be replaced by bounty suffered on each destination that provide destination materials Destination tokens and rare destination materials are no longer awarded But you can still deem them for a reputation if you have them in your inventory Anything that previously granted destination tokens or their materials will reward common destination materials Moving forward moving on to the gunsmith people and the gunsmith will also be updated season four in year one This vendor required 40 gunsmith materials for one reputation package. This will increase to 100 gunsmith Materials damn people actually have almost 7,000 of these stacks So that's 70 packages for me so far upon four seconds release But I will get more by the time it drops I am banner Vanguard and cruise for tokens in season three may be redeemed at their respective vendors in season four I actually have almost 400. I am banner tokens stacked trials of the nine will be on hiatus during season four And its reputation tokens will not be redeemable at this time We have not yet determined whether its currency will be used when it returns Damn, so some major changes there people There seriously is and a lot of things you should be and shouldn't be doing in prep for the forsaken Now moving on and Lord Saladin makes his final appearance in season three next week This will be your last chance to earn season three rewards or actually farm those tokens people in prep for forsaken It begins Tuesday August 14th and ends Tuesday August 21st The game as always is controlled and there are a few changes that I am banner control You know and love iron temple fire pits have replaced the usual control flags There's also a new power rule where capturing all three zones will lock them down for 20 seconds at the end of the power play All the zones are reset to neutral and must be recaptured. That's actually epic power enabled starting in season four I am banner will be updated to enable power level advantages Like in the days of old all players of destiny to regardless of expansion ownership can participate in I am banner events Yet to wars future random rules and compatibility with year two modifications Will also be available to all players players who acquire new power during their adventures in forsaken will have an advantage But we don't want to exclude anyone who wants to compete in I am banner and reap the rewards I am banner rewards will be kept for legacy players at their maximum power available Which I believe is 400 trials and nine will be unavailable for the duration of season four The design team is putting it back on the workbench to make it a fitting challenge for the hardcore warrior When the weekly activity returns it will feature updated rewards power advantages and other gameplay changes The final weekend of season three trials and nine will take place The weekend of August 24th We'll tell you more about our goals and progress during season four Damn people trials of nine will not be available during season four. That's a long time. You won't be able to play trials That's that's actually crazy. It really is moving on to factions and they state faction farewell in season three We introduced some changes notably the renown mechanic to faction rallies The community expanded with a lot of great feedback about how we could continue to improve the experience The feedback ranged in topic from experience to rewards, but many of you expressed a following I don't want to feel forced to participate in every instance of the event each season Make the event progression a bit less hardcore and more engaging We plan to take the feedback and use it to improve activities and events in the future when season four begins Faction rallies will be on hiatus This will give us a good opportunity to focus on some other areas of the game that need attention and Re-evaluate some of the fundamental aspects of the event while the faction rally event season hiatus Faction tokens will not be redeemable. We'll tell you more about their fate in the future for players who were unable to acquire specific Exhaustic weapon catalysts during previous faction rallies. We are working on new ways for you to earn them They will not be available at the beginning of season four But we will provide more information on where to find these rewards when they become available Moving on to eververse a new season begins with the launch of Forsaken ever first also gets a refresh Goals and philosophies provide players with more data Shared write and grab reward probabilities on bungee.net provide players their private purchase history on bungee.net Give players more choices to earn rewards the way they want full season of prismatic matrix Three weekly prismatic face it more bright dust and from new bounties awesome Allowed players new ways to customize their guardians goals projections epic legendary weapon skins new exotic ornaments and emails epic eververse Bounties similar to how other bounties work tests will start offering bounties that reward bright dust to players Here's how they work each brought engram grants one bounty note in season four bounties refresh weekly But players can acquire as many eververse bounties as they have bounty notes These notes can be exchanged for three different tiers of weekly eververse bounties tier one cost one eververse bounty notes Rewards 20 bright dust tier two cost three eververse bounty notes rewards 70 bright dust tier three cost six eververse bounty notes Rewards 150 bright dust. You can carry one of each type at a time bounties will expire seven days after acquisition That seems pretty fair to me. I mean I always run short on bright dust I really do I mean there's so many things she sells with bright dust Which I just can't afford so this will hopefully help me at the prismatic matrix the prismatic matrix returns in season four We've received a lot of feedback that players enjoyed this feature and would have preferred it to have stayed active for all of season three This time we plan to keep their prismatic matrix alive through season four the three weekly Prismatic face it will be obtained from a special tier one eververse bounty This bounty does not require a bounty note and will cost 250 glimmer players will still be able to hold three prismatic faces at one time Bright dust continuing with the theme of giving players more control over their bright dust balance Brightest gain from dismantling eververse items will be granted at a fixed rate Players can now reliably dismantle items for specific gains Collections and eververse items eververse items will be retrieved from the collections interface like all other items An exception is year two eververse armor Which like all other armor with random rules cannot be required from the collections The way in which players acquire and interact with emotes and weapon armor ornaments have not changed All of the items can be retrieved for an expense of bright dust Current season eververse items which have not been acquired will display in the collections interface at the end of the season Past season eververse items which have not been acquired will display in the collections interface This prevents players from having incomplete collections that can not be completed Absolutely epic people because I am missing the six shooter emotes and the selfie emotes I never got them dropped with this feature. I will be able to get them. That's amazing people Bright engram updates new legendary weapon ornaments have been added to bright engrams These are unlocked account wide like all other ornaments in the game and new goals projections category will also be added to bright engrams This account unlockable item permits players to put a holographic projection badge above their ghost This badge is only visible when players have their goals deployed for navigation mode Weapons and unmask will no longer be dropping from bright engrams in their place players will now receive bounty notes Eververse armor and perks with the addition of random perk roles on armor We have made some changes to have perks are applied to eververse armor Eververse armor acquired from bright engrams will have random perks from rewarded eververse armor acquired from sources like the frismatic matrix Or the bright dust storefront will have fixed perks eververse leveling rewards in forsaken Like the red war campaign in destiny 2 in forsaken Bright engrams will not be earned until you hit level cap As players complete pre forsaken campaigns They will be rewarded with an eververse gift package tailored to each experience Which will also include bright engrams once players reach their level cap based on what expansions they own Bright engrams will once again be awarded each time a player levels up And then moving on and lastly, I believe Valor for all if you've been working on your sources armor You may notice a few objectives are tied to the crucible once you reach legendary armor Your final crucible objective is to have your Valor rank reset at some points since crucible ranks were implemented Leading up to the beginning of year two You'll see multiple opportunities to earn Valor points and accelerated rate including a special trip of valor iron banner weekend Mark your calendars appropriately Double Valor Week starts 10 a n p d t on august 10th 2018 and ends 10 a n p d t on august 17th Final double Valor Weekend starts 10 a n p d t on august 24th and ends 10 a n p d t on august 28th So yes people if you need to reset that Valor get in there and farm the pvp when this double and triple events land And guys that is it an absolute massive video full of useful information And I hope you enjoyed it if you did leave me a like Really does help me out And I don't appreciate that support and I'm about to yawn Because I'm knackered but yeah guys every month I give away a fully customizable controller to be in with a chance of winning Simply drop a like on the video leave a comment down below make sure you're subscribed to the channel and follow the gleam link at the top of the video description The controller can be for xbox or playstation and it will be sent anywhere in the world. 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Hi everybody Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm. Happy Sunday divisional football Sunday. We got Cowboys at Niners tied at six About 244 left in the first half Cowboys have the ball third and seven little swing paths They're gonna gain about Four yards there fourth down now right here. We've got 2022 Panini XR football seven box half case picker team number seven Very big thanks to Everyone here for making this happen appreciate it Here on Sunday the 22nd XR football picker team seven had a big filler we did right here So if you see a little rooftop next to your name, that means you won that spot in that big team random We did and thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up as well Raymond you ended up with last spot mojo with the Eagles Thanks for getting that appreciate it All right, so here's the fresh case of XR football and Let's pop this case open and let's see which seven we're gonna do here for picker team set. So we have Seven on the left side seven on the right side We're gonna roll the die one two three for the left side four five six for the right side And it's five one two three four five six So that's the side we're gonna do there. This is the side we're gonna do After this one we coming up in the next video just put those little Wolverine slash marks right there Right off camera or right on camera, it's on camera my face camera Keep that there Now let's start working our way through some XR football. What did everyone think of these Saturday games? the Javar's kind of kept it closed they got the back door cover towards the end the score line looks pretty close But it just seems like Like the Chiefs are pretty much in control and the Eagles just took care of took care of business pretty easily against the against the Giants Now we'll see looks like Jalen Hertz is healthy We'll see what the what?  He says he's fine, of course All right, so let's see what we got here there's a bunch of All right, so there's David Bell 17 out of 99 There's Buddha Baker to 199 Jalen Tolbert to 249 Raymond has Dallas Darren has the Buddha Baker Cardinals and Nate with the Browns All right the hit is Danny great triple relic and autograph 60 out of 199. I don't know if it's Danny Gray making any noise in this game. I don't know what his status is I don't think so Dallas is going for on fourth and four Dak on the run It's the first time in more All right Niners, that's her David David Razor with the Niners All right, we've got Lamar Jackson to 249 Lamar Jackson to 75 both of those going to Nico and the Ravens Next two hits we got Javante Williams jersey and autograph 35 out of 99 That will be for Todd and Denver, and then we got gamers Joey Bosa two out of 15 Guess he's a gamer is running a little hot last time we saw him play Throwing helmets down. All right in the next box. Let's see if Nick Bosa keeps his cool He's learned from his brother Like I better keep my cool in this game. Let's see what we got here Maybe an auto or a thin auto in here somewhere There's a Malik Willis 38 out of 99 for junior in Tennessee Naji Harris to 199 for Chris and the Steelers Jordan Davis to 249 for the Eagles that goes to Raymond have a Malik Willis Patch and autograph 20 no that not can't be 28 out of 25 8 out of 25 nice big two-color patch and Autograph go in a junior and Tennessee won that team in the filler Congrats Hopefully he's the guy next year. All right, there's cam acres to 249 Rams. That's for Joseph Breeze hauled 75 nice rookie card for Robert and the Jets His teammate etc etc It's an autograph is for the commanders 90 out of 199 that's Fidarian Mathis For Alan and the commanders. I ask you a question. Yeah, our introduction. This is the new this is the new one, right? No, that's 2020. It feels like a fresh box. He added somebody. I'm assuming Nick added more flawless briefcases The IG I can't I think they're they're in the baseball record. They're on their side Says 2022 flawless. There should be one for Instagram there and more commanders. We got Sam Howell 43 out of 75 rookie relic for Alan and the commanders nice Next Gang this looks like a this cowboys. I Don't know if we do we have one for the break side. I don't think so. Otherwise Nick would have posted it All right, hang on folks. I'm gonna help out Teddy. I'll be right back. I'm gonna hit the pause button All right, welcome back folks. So we've got that sorted out What other altercations have been happening Rex? I don't think there was really I don't know. I think that altercation was really nothing to ride home about. I think they ended up Hugging it out like later on in the game There's a eight out of 99 That's a quay walk a walker that is for Green Bay That's gonna go to Alan Bailey Zappie to 249 will go to New England. That'll be for David And the rookie expose a to 25 Kenneth Walker Going to Seattle that'll be for Scott And we've got we've got for the commanders Johan Dotson 34 out of 99 74 75 Christian Kirk Mitchell Trebisky 15 out of 199 Calvin Austin to Sean Watson Kirk Cousins All right next 112 out of 199 Greg Dulcich That'll be for Denver. That'll be for Todd. And there's Malik Willis 57 out of 75 X-factor materials Those basketball scuffles happen more than you think I don't think they don't feel like there's there's anything out of the ordinary in terms of altercations I feel like there was more I Feel like there was more Altercations when we were kind of coming out of the pandemic and people are going back to games and We had like fans spitting on players and throwing popcorn at them and Feel like there was more of that Yeah, that's probably usually what it is. It just gets reported more or you're aware of it more It seems like I wasn't aware of it Probably has been happening for a while It's Gabriel Davis to 75 It's for Chris and the bills to 199 Travis Kelsey Rough day at the office for the for the bills Did not expect that to happen Kim. Hello Did not expect that to happen Taekwon Thornton To 149 91 out of 149 Jersey and auto for the Patriots David for the Pats and then we have X-ray 31 out of 75. That's a trailing Berks Piece of his jersey. That's for Tennessee. That'll be for junior. All right We've got extreme rookies Romeo Dobbs to 39 It'll be for Green Bay. That's gonna go to Allen. Then we've got Stefan Biggs to 249 That's for Chris and Buffalo Here is CD lamb Looks like a different parallel here with the background That'll be for the boys Raymond the cowboys and we've got Vellis Jones, Jr. One of one Got a bit of the adidas logo in the middle. That's pretty cool.  Maybe Michael got randomized the bears in that team random ends up with the one-of-one triple relic and Autograph congrats Mike and all aboard the big hit Express Nice Another box. Wow rock party through and left it with one second on the clock. Oh It does. Thanks, Mike. Good. I good. I It doesn't detain glove laundry tag My suspicions confirmed Robbie Gold's gonna try a 50 yard attempt Okay, interesting and a redemption. All right, what's happening here? Start on this side first We got a James Cook To 249 that's for the bills. That's for Chris Tyree killed 99 for Miami. That's also for Chris. All right We got an Isaiah Spiller Luminous endorsements autograph. That's to 99 There you go, Mike's got some info info on Vellis Jones, Jr. In case you were curious There's Traylin Burks, Tennessee three out of 25 50 yard attempt good Going into the half Niners up 96 it says 69 in the if you go Dallas San Francisco nice. All right Junior with Tennessee All right, so we got some interesting things happening here. What's going on here? We got T. Higgins to 199 DJ Moore to 249 Kenny Pickett Can you pick it rookie card for Chris and the Steelers? DJ Moore going to Carolina that's for Todd and And T. Higgins will go to Cincinnati. We're on Cincinnati the redemption is Wondale Robinson rookie ticket a rookie triple swatch autographs red And that's with the New York football Giants. That's for Raymond. All right, and this was the interesting that I spied here It's an exploit insert For a second I thought I was gonna be autographed Chiefs that's gonna go to Nico But I don't think you see this parallel too often so that might be a little bit shorter printed than some of the others Two more box ago, and then we'll do that second half in a separate video Jason last night asked who who people had in that San Francisco Dallas game You said you only want Dallas lose because a co-worker you can't stand is a Dallas fan Does he crow about Dallas too? Does he like always wearing Dallas stuff always talking cowboys? Another thin pack here. This might be another redemption Yeah, another redemption another acetate card All right valiant effort for the Jaguars this year, but a lot to build on in the off-season for them The Coral Patterson 4 out of 99 for Mallory and the ATL Travis Etienne Jr. Michael with the Jags That's to 199 And we've got a Malik Willis rookie card for junior and the Titans And on this side we got Jeremy Rucker to 199 for the Jets that's for Robert to 249 that Tyree kill It's for Chris Jason Jassby said the toughest matchup for the Eagles might be the bills because Alan is big mobile QB He doesn't have to worry about that anymore I can't remember if he preferred to play Dallas or San Fran and there's Tyron Davis price luminous endorsements autograph 11 out of 25 nice little silver ink auto for the Niners.  Well, when's he supposed to come in Rex's games in progress. It's halftime We got Trey McBride X-Factor material three color patch two out of 25 It's for Darren the Cardinals. All right, the redemption Is gonna be Jameson Williams nice rookie excellence autograph swatches Nice Jameson Williams for the Lions Scott with the Lions got the Lions in the filler and a free top loader And we've got a rated XR Christian McCaffrey Carolina edition that'll be for Todd. Ah So what it's eight over there. So all right, well, we'll see keep me posted Rex Will Rex's obnoxious Cowboys co-worker will he come in or will he not? All right, seventh and final box. Good luck everybody. We got extreme rookie Jameson Williams to 149 Scott and Detroit We have Darnell Mooney for the Bears 249. That's gonna go to Michael and Chicago You got Andrew Booth Jr. to 75 That'll be for Alan and the Vikings Relic down here Desmond Ritter. No relic and autograph 83 out of 99 Jersey and auto Will he be the guy next year? Mallory with the Falcons got the Falcons straight up and gets rewarded with the RPA All right, and on this side the final couple here got Tyree kill to 49 for Chris Gabriel Davis to 199 for Chris as well And we got Trey McBride Silvering autograph luminous endorsements auto 44 out of 99 going to Darren and the Cardinals Got the Cardinals straight up. No filler and the last hit is Ed Reed 43 out of 49 Summit relic for the Ravens Niko and Baltimore And there you go my friends pretty solid first half Check me out in the next video for the second half. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


Okay, so now we're looking at the back. The first large muscle we can see stretches all the way down here. It would also be on top of this, but again we've removed that muscle here. That's our trapezius, your traps. Your latissimus dorsi is this muscle right down in here, okay, so your lats right at the back. Again, it's been removed from this side. So underneath the trapezius, we can see our rhomboidiasis. So this is our major and our minor. Okay, I've removed the deltoid from right here, so underneath that we're looking at the back of the arm. So if this is the spine of our scapula, you have above it supraspinatus, below it infraspinatus. And there's two extra muscles here. You have one on the bottom way down here. This is our trez major and the chair is minor.


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