...Perspective” under my guidance. It is her original work, and is fit for evaluation in partial fulfillment for the requirement of the Two Year (Full-Time) Post Graduate Diploma in Management. Rajshree Gupta Prof. S. K. Jain TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr.No. Particulars PREFACE 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Rooftop PV Systems : An Introduction 1.2 Overview of the Global and Indian Experience Initiatives 1.3 Central initiatives State Initiatives 2. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY LITERATURE REVIEW 3. 4. METHODOLOGY & KEY ELEMENTS 5. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SHIFT 5.1 Why Solar makes sense SOLAR RESOURCE AVAILABILITY IN 6. DELHI Delhi’s Geographic Potential for Rooftop 6.1 Installations Methodology for calculating the solar rooftop 6.2 potential for different land areas in Delhi 6.2.1 Residential Buildings 6.2.2 Commercial Buildings 6.2.3 Industrial Buildings 6.2.4 Government Buildings 6.3 Consumer Categories for solar PV Factors that could impact the potential for 6.4 Rooftop Solar 6.4.1 Factors that could increase the potential 6.4.2 Factors that could decrease the potential 6.5 Delhi’s Existing Solar Policies and Incentives INTEGRATION OF SOLAR PV WITH THE 7. GRID (PROPOSAL) Case Study: Gandhinagar solar rooftop program 7.1 (2012 and on-going) 7.2...
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...The Future of Energy: Rooftop Solar Panels Coal fired energy plants have long been recognized as extremely damaging to the environment. The role of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, in precipitating climate change is well documented. Carbon-dioxide emissions have increased manifold since the Industrial Revolution and have led to an increase in the Earth’s temperature in the past 50 years, worsening forest fires, drought and coastal flooding among other disastrous side effects of climate change, according to the U.S. Global Change Research Program. (NOAA National Climatic Data Center). In Kentucky where 91% of its power is generated from coal (Department for Energy Development and Independence; Kentucky Coal Association), there is a great impetus for utilities to cut down on carbon emissions. Unfortunately current efforts to reduce carbon emissions are largely insufficient because they do not attempt to reduce America’s and Kentucky’s overreliance on fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas. Rather, currently adopted technologies like carbon capture and storage (CCS) and natural gas-fired plants that halve carbon emissions merely seek to reduce the environmental impact while still relying on fossil fuels for energy. (Nijhuis) (Breeze) For a solution to be viable in the long run, it must propose an alternative energy source to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels for energy which is the root cause of excessive carbon emissions. Investing in renewable energy like solar power is...
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...Bus-101 Kevin Lentz 06/2013 Chapter 1 Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge will enter into a market with perfect competition. With perfect competition Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge will have an infinite number of consumers with the willingness and ability to buy our products at a certain price. It would also have an infinite amount of producers with the willingness and ability to supply the products at a certain price. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge is a new fine dining restaurant and lounge located on LaGrange Road in Orland Park. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge will target both fun-seeking as well as sophisticated diners looking for great food in a fascinating atmosphere. Our Rooftop will offer 360 degree views with a unique outdoor terrace. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge will seek to earn 85% gross margins through an innovative and creative setting, a great menu, and the best service. Five Factors of Production: Start up costs and all financing of Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge will be funded by the owner Kevin Lentz. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge would be situated on a busy intersection in Orland Park. This would be new construction: building Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge from the ground up. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge would first have to hire a construction company to build the establishment. Once the building was complete and up to code, Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge would hire its staff and purchase inventory. Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge focuses on local and tourist...
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...much of these building materials, cities are usually warmer than surrounding rural areas. Parks and other green spaces help to mitigate the Urban Heat Island Effect. Unfortunately, many cities cannot easily create more parks because most land is already being used for buildings, roads, parking lots, and other essential parts of the urban environment. However, cities could benefit from many of the positive effects of parks by encouraging citizens to create another type of green space: rooftop gardens. While most people would not think of starting a garden on their roof, human beings have been planting gardens on rooftops for thousands of years. Some rooftop gardens are very complex and require complicated engineering, but others are simple container gardens that anyone can create with the investment of a few hundred dollars and a few hours of work. Rooftop gardens provide many of the same benefits as other urban park and garden spaces, but without taking up the much-needed land. Like parks, rooftop gardens help to replace...
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...Index Plantation on My Roof Top | Heading | Pages no. | 1. | Outline | 02 | 2. | Introduction | 03 | 3. | How did it come to my mind | 03 | 4. | When did I start | 03 | 5. | Types of plants on my rooftop | 03 | 6. | How and from where the plants are collected | 04 | 7. | Other things with my plantation | 04 | 8. | How it has benefited me | 04 | 9. | How it has benefited the society | 04 | 10. | Cooling urban island | 05 | 11. | Filters | 05 | 12 | Conclusion | 05 | Outline: Thesis Statement: Since my childhood I had a fascination for plants. It was so strong that I felt I belong to a jungle. In a city like Dhaka it is not easy to have a garden of your own, and it was tougher for us as we live in a residential area. Then my father told me that I can build my garden on the rooftop of our house and it was the beginning of my jungle. Plantation on My Roof Top Introduction Since my childhood I had a fascination for plants. It was so strong that I felt I belong to a jungle. In a city like Dhaka it is not easy to have a garden of your own, and it was tougher for us as we lived in a residential area. Then my father told me I can build my garden on the rooftop of our house. And it was the beginning of my jungle. How Did It Come to My Mind Cities are called concrete jungles for obvious reasons; cluttered buildings, congested streets, construction and repair. While urbanites may prefer the fast-paced lifestyle of big cities...
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...neural network is employed in the grouping process. Prior to the grouping process, 3D line segments are extracted with the aid of the elevation information obtained by using area-based stereo matching of satellite image data. High-resolution IKONOS stereo images are utilized for the experiments. The experimental result proved the applicability and efficiency of the approach in dealing with 3D building modeling from high-resolution satellite imagery. Index Terms—building model, satellite image, 3D modeling, line segment, stereo I. I NTRODUCTION Extraction of 3D building model is one of the important problems in the generation of an urban model. The process aims to detect and describe the 3D rooftop model from complex scene of satellite imagery. The automated extraction of the 3D rooftop model can be considered as an essential process in dealing with 3D modeling in the urban area. There has been a significant body of research in 3D reconstruction from high-resolution satellite imagery. Even though a natural terrain can be successfully reconstructed in a precise manner by using correlation-based stereoscopic processing of satellite images [1], 3D building reconstruction remains to a difficult process, due to the discontinuity of elevation in manmade objects. In this context, most studies rely on 3D feature analysis. Perceptual grouping technique [2] has been broadly used for detecting and describing buildings in aerial or satellite image. This traditional method demonstrates the...
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...are met by the NSM. We believe the Government of India should ensure that: • Needs of poor are met on priority, • Access to technology and Indian technology development should get a boost, • Least cost options for solar capacity are pursued. These principles lead to our recommendations, the details of which are enclosed in this note. The summary points are the following. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Larger push for Solar Home Lighting systems for the poor houses in remote villages Tariff-based competitive bidding for utility-scale solar plants Reducing risks for project developers (Solar parks should adopt UMPP principles) Phase I should pilot key solar technologies Large Scale Development of Solar Thermal Power Generation in Phase II Pilot rooftop PV program before large-scale implementation Multiple schemes and policies need to be coordinated Who pays for the NSM? Differentiated instead of uniform...
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...With every rung Tig got on the Building C ladder. The aggressors had quit shooting after the third mortar struck the rooftop. Tig jumped over the parapet and ducked low as he checked out the darkened rooftop. The primary man Tig spotted was Dave Ubben. Tig knelt by Ubben and got the weapon, stressed that while in stun and agony the DS operators may mistake Tig for somebody who should have been shot. Tog saw the Ubben had endured significant wounds to one side leg and genuine injuries to one side arm beneath the elbow. As Tig fixed Dave up, he offered a constant flow of consolations. Off to one side, Tig saw somebody lying unmoving, facedown close to the focal point of the rooftop. The man seemed to be past help, and Tig needed to organize men who may advantage most. Tig heard groaning from the northwest corner. At the point when Tig achieved Oz he...
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...hard challenges, how scary it can be, and the hazards that occur. War can be horrifying and cause people to do things that they would not do. Therefore, war will never be good and it can harm a person who is fighting in many ways, impacting his or her mental,emotional, and physical health. War can engage bad behavior, mentally. In the beginning of the story the sniper is on a rooftop eating and he decides to grab a bottle of whiskey from his pocket. “Taking a flask of whiskey from his pocket, he took a short draught” (pg. 406). Drinking during war is dangerous and...
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...The Other Sniper The month was June, about dusk, the full moon slowly lifted above the scattered rooftops and the dark blob that translated into the Liffey. Heavy artillery roared around the Four Courts building. This civil war was not pretty. Upon a rooftop close to the O'Connell Bridge, a Free Sater sniper watched for anything to make his finger pull the trigger in the midst of the black night. He had an average height, and a strong, thin face. His eyes were a bright blue, young and curious.As he arrived at his assigned position tonight, for some reason, his brother came into his mind. They were separated as children and he wondered where he was, what he was doing, how he was. As his eyes drifted from building to building, he noticed a small flicker of light from a rooftop across the street. Out of habit, he fired his rifle and a second later, a small object peeked over the parapet and he shot at it again. He was undercover so the enemy could not see him as much as he could see the enemy. He waited patiently for the enemy to shoot or make any sudden movements to where he could see him....
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...security, physical security, or life safety. An expert conducts a involving a pre-determined constraint of checklist as well as an official reporting system. A security survey is a significant element of the general risk and security program (Craighead, 2009). When carrying out a security survey one must set clear goals. The goals would also be extensive from reviewing the fitness of the whole security program to more summarizing goals, such as the value and effectiveness of the physical security of the programs (Luis, 1994). SITE DESCRIPTION The Devry center building is located in downtown New York City on a four-acre piece of land. The building is a thirty story high containing 1,250 underground garage parking spaces and a rooftop garden. The building has a maximum capacity of 2000 tenants, and the tenants occupy the 27th and 30th floor of the building. SCOPE I conducted the security survey at Devry Center on December 1, 2013 to December 5, 2013. This report takes into consideration the current security and evaluates the site’s vulnerability and the associated risk factors. The information contained in this report came from the senior administrative officers in the building, parking attendants, the building management representatives, and from the tenants in Devry building. This report provides a detailed security site survey and an evaluation of...
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...TIV The Innovator Game Design Document Group 1 Martin Hannappel (536634) Valerina Hocaku (538514) Ashley Kok (523313) Matthew Simpson (539898) TIV The Innovator Game Design Document Group 1 Martin Hannappel (536634) Valerina Hocaku (538514) Ashley Kok (523313) Matthew Simpson (539898) Contents 1. Game Mechanics 3 1.1.Core Game Play 3 1.2.Game Control 4 1.3.Game Flow (Player Experience) 4 1.4.Characters 6 1.5.Game Play Elements (Alphabetically Ordered) 7 1.6.Game Physics and Statistics 11 1.7.Artificial Intelligence 12 1.8.Game Mode: Ghost Run 13 2 User Interface 14 2.1Flowchart 14 2.2 Functional Requirements 16 2.3 MOCK-UPS 17 3. Art and Video 21 3.1 Style guide/ Overall goals: 21 3.2 2D Art & Animation/ 3D Art & Animation 21 3.3 Game Play Elements 24 3.4 Cinematics/ Video 29 4.Sound and Music 32 4.1 Overall Goals 32 4.2 Game Walkthrough 32 5.Story 37 5.1 Background 37 5.2 Synopsis 37 5.3 Story (3 Levels + The Grand Theft) 37 6.Level Requirements 39 6.1 Level Diagram (Simple linear model) 39 6.2 Asset Revelation Schedule 40 6.3 Level Design Seeds Notes About the Diagrams Below 41 1. Game Mechanics 1.1. Core Game Play Permanent running; the player only stops when falling into a gap between the houses, running into obstacles, falling through sky-windows, getting shot or caught by the persecutors/enemies Preset pathway; no “real” own direction choices possible, though...
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...over every desk area. It is critical to guarantee that the air is permitted to circled if not the youthful winged animals will overheat and kick the bucket. The struts inside the story must be parallel to each other to maintain a strategic distance from the consequent stacked story askew. Since Purple martin houses set in the open range, so the materials picked ought to in view of their capacity to withstand the natural components, for example, shielding the compartments from the rain. From figure 1.3, it demonstrates that the top of the house will actually must be secured by board to ensure the wood and occupants beneath. Materials, for example, standard composite rooftop shingles, moved material, a bit of tin or copper, or whatever other waterproof material can be utilized to make rooftop. A stretched out rooftop overhang ready to shields the compartments from the rain. 1.2 House of Quality Diagram We have few characteristic in developing house of purple martin so to develop this house we have come out with house of quality to identify what are the characteristic is important to develop the house so we have identified few characteristic which is small entry holes, 40 feet above, proper dimension, nesting materials, open location, remove any predators, purple martin, ventilation and proper color. Place for perching, ease and repairs, accessible nest compartment, expandability. All of these characters we have comprised in the house of the quality to identify the characters are...
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...Essay Shot Breakdown Touch of Evil Scene: Opening Tracking Shot 1. Close up of a man’s hands setting off a ticker attached to a bomb. This can be seen as a symbol as if the tracking shot is being timed. 2. The camera follows the man as he proceeds to run to a nearby car to plant the bomb into the trunk. 3. The man runs off and the camera drifts upwards. 4. Overhead shot of a couple approaching the car and entering, unaware of the bomb being planted. 5. The car is started and the crane follows the direction of the car but a building blocks our vision of the car for a few seconds building suspense. 6. The car reappears on screen and turns and stops at an intersection where a police officer is directing traffic. As this happens the camera pans backwards leaving the car in a further distance from the camera. 7. The car starts to move towards the camera until it stops at the next intersection. 8. A couple walking together cross at this intersection and the car drives out of the shot and we now focus on the couple walking. 9. We continue to follow the couple as the car reappears driving behind them. Festive Mexican music is heard in the background. 10. Many vendors with their carts run across the couple numerous times scurrying around, showing it is a busy street. 11. The couple walks side by side with the car as they approach the U.S/Mexican border. The couple shows the border officers their identification...
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... radio, digital, microwave, cellular, personal communication service (PCS), paging or similar forms of wireless electronic communication, including but not limited to directional antennas such as panels, microwave dishes and satellite dishes, and omnidirectional antennas, such as whip antennas. Communication antenna, facade mounted. A communication antenna mounted on the facade of a structure such as a building, water tower, clock tower, steeple, stack or existing light pole or communication tower. Public safety communication system. A communication system owned or operated by a governmental entity such as a law enforcement agency, public works department, municipal transit authority or medical facility. Communication tower or antenna, rooftop mounted. A communication tower or antenna located on the roof of a structure such as a building, water tower, clock tower, penthouse or similar...
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