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    xmlns:geo="urn:xml-gov-au:icsm:egeodesy:0.5"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xmlns:gmd="http://www.isotc211.org/2005/gmd" xmlns:gco="http://www.isotc211.org/2005/gco"
    xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
    xsi:schemaLocation="urn:xml-gov-au:icsm:egeodesy:0.5 ../schemas/geodesyML.xsd">
    <!--
        @Name MOBS_SiteLog.xml
        @Author Laurence Davies
        @Date 2015-06-03
        @Description: Demonstration file using GeodesyML 0.3 to demonstrate encapsulation of a site, site-log, regulation 13 site certificate, and a national adjustment weekly solution time series.
    -->
    <geo:Site gml:id="SITE_1">
        <geo:type codeSpace="">CORS</geo:type>
        <geo:Monument xlink:href="#MONUMENT_1"/>
    </geo:Site>
    <geo:Monument gml:id="MONUMENT_1">
        <gml:description>Centre of base of 5/8" spigot on GPS</gml:description>
        <gml:name codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-siteName">Melbourne Observatory</gml:name>
        <gml:name codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-fourCharacterID"> MOBS</gml:name>
        <gml:name codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-iersDOMESNumber"> 50182M001</gml:name>
        <gml:name codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-cdpNumber">Not Available </gml:name>
        <geo:type codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-type"></geo:type>
        <geo:installedDate>2002-09-15Z</geo:installedDate>
        <geo:notes>antenna mounting plate fixed to 1.5m stainless steel pole. Pole is fixed to 0.6m diameter bluestone pillar The GPS antenna is located on top of a stainless steel pillar, which has been secured into the top of a bluestone pillar set in bedrock</geo:notes>
        <geo:inscription/>
        <geo:monumentDescription codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-description">Centre of base of 5/8" spigot on GPS</geo:monumentDescription>
        <geo:height uomLabels="m ">1.5</geo:height>
        <geo:foundation codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-foundation">Concrete cast in situ, set in Bedrock</geo:foundation>
        <geo:foundationDepth uomLabels="m">4.9</geo:foundationDepth>
        <geo:markerDescription>Stainless Steel Plate</geo:markerDescription>
        <geo:geologicCharacteristic codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-geologicCharacteristic">Thin Bedrock of between 5-20m of</geo:geologicCharacteristic>
        <geo:bedrockType codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-bedrockType">SANDSTONE</geo:bedrockType>
        <geo:bedrockCondition codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-bedrockCondition">>Firm, variably oxidised, variably cemented</geo:bedrockCondition>
        <geo:fractureSpacing codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-fractureSpacing">No Fractures</geo:fractureSpacing>
        <geo:faultZonesNearby codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:monument-faultZonesNearby">Non documented</geo:faultZonesNearby>
    </geo:Monument>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_1">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>ZR520021114</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="ASHTECH UZ-12"> ASHTECH UZ-12</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>ZC00</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2002-10-29T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2006-01-23T23:59:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_2">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>ZR220012001</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="ASHTECH UZ-12">ASHTECH UZ-12 </geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>CK00</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2006-01-24T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2007-06-20T23:59:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_3">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>462891</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200PRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>3.10</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2007-06-21T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2008-11-16T23:59:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_4">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>6.02</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2008-11-17T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2009-07-23T23:59:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_5">
        <geo:notes>The tracking was changed from C2 or P2, to P2 only at 2009-07-30T00 Tracking changed to all in view at 2009-09-09T01</geo:notes>
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>7.50</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2009-07-24T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2010-05-03T04:30:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_6">
        <geo:notes>ME upgrade due to GLONASS tracking problem.</geo:notes>
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>7.50/3.019</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2010-05-03T04:30:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2010-08-05T00:00:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_7">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>8.00/3.019</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2010-08-05T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2010-10-08T03:15:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_8">
        <geo:notes>FW update for BKG RTK caster issue</geo:notes>
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>8.01/3.019</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2010-10-08T03:15:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved>2013-06-24T02:00:00Z</geo:dateRemoved>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssReceiver gml:id="GNSS_REC_9">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>356538</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-receiver-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSReceiverTypeCode" codeListValue="LEICA GRX1200GGPRO">LEICA GRX1200GGPRO</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:satelliteSystem>GPS+GLONASS</geo:satelliteSystem>
        <geo:firmwareVersion>8.71/3.822</geo:firmwareVersion>
        <geo:elevationCutoffSetting>0</geo:elevationCutoffSetting>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2013-06-24T02:00:00Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved indeterminatePosition="unknown"/>
        <geo:temperatureStabilization xsi:nil="true"/>
    </geo:GnssReceiver>
    <geo:GnssAntenna gml:id="GNSS_ANT_1">
        <geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>CR20020709</geo:manufacturerSerialNumber>
        <geo:igsModelCode codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-antenna-model-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/antenna-receiver-codelists.xml#GeodesyML_GNSSAntennaTypeCode" codeListValue="ASH701945C_M">ASH701945C_M</geo:igsModelCode>
        <geo:antennaReferencePoint>BPA</geo:antennaReferencePoint>
        <geo:marker-arpUpEcc.>0.0</geo:marker-arpUpEcc.>
        <geo:marker-arpNorthEcc.>0.0</geo:marker-arpNorthEcc.>
        <geo:marker-arpEastEcc.>0.0</geo:marker-arpEastEcc.>
        <geo:alignmentFromTrueNorth>0</geo:alignmentFromTrueNorth>
        <geo:antennaRadomeType codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-antenna-radome-type">NONE</geo:antennaRadomeType>
        <geo:radomeSerialNumber/>
        <geo:antennaCableType/>
        <geo:antennaCableLength>12</geo:antennaCableLength>
        <geo:dateInstalled>2002-10-21Z</geo:dateInstalled>
        <geo:dateRemoved/>
    </geo:GnssAntenna>
    <geo:SiteCertificate gml:id="SITECERT_1">
        <geo:aggregationType codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:node-reg13-certificate"/>
        <gml:validTime>
            <gml:TimePeriod gml:id="SC_TP_1">
                <gml:beginPosition>2013-11-04Z</gml:beginPosition>
                <gml:endPosition>2018-11-03Z</gml:endPosition>
            </gml:TimePeriod>
        </gml:validTime>
        <geo:atSite xlink:href="#SITE_1"/>
        <geo:associatedDocument>
            <geo:Document gml:id="DOC_1">
                <geo:type>PDF</geo:type>
                <geo:createdDate>2013-11-04Z</geo:createdDate>
                <geo:receivedDate>2013-11-04Z</geo:receivedDate>
                <geo:custodian xlink:href="#DrJohnDawsonGA"/>
                <geo:body>
                    <geo:fileReference
                        xlink:href="https://icsm.govspace.gov.au/files/2015/06/MOBS_Reg13certificate2014.pdf"
                    />
                </geo:body>
            </geo:Document>
        </geo:associatedDocument>
        <geo:FourCharID>MOBS</geo:FourCharID>
        <geo:Location>The station is located at the old Melbourne Observatory in the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens.</geo:Location>
        <geo:MarkDescription>Antenna is attached on top of a stainless steel pillar which has been secured intot the top of a bluestone pillar set in bedrock.</geo:MarkDescription>
        <geo:GNSSReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_3"/>
        <geo:GNSSAntenna xlink:href="#GNSS_ANT_1"/>
        <geo:AntennaOffset uomLabels="m">0.0000</geo:AntennaOffset>
        <geo:Photo/>
    </geo:SiteCertificate>
    <geo:Position gml:id="POS_1_H" srsName="http://www.opengis.net/gml/srs/epsg.xml#4283">
        <geo:atNode xlink:href="#SITECERT_1"/>
        <geo:Status>
            <geo:currentStatus>
                <gml:validTime xlink:href="#POS_TP_1"/>
                <geo:statusCode codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:position-status">Authoritative</geo:statusCode>
            </geo:currentStatus>
        </geo:Status>
        <geo:coordinates srsName="http://www.opengis.net/gml/srs/epsg.xml#4283"
            axisLabels="latitude longitude" uomLabels="degrees degrees">-37.82941637
            144.9753352</geo:coordinates>
        <gml:validTime>
            <gml:TimePeriod gml:id="POS_TP_1">
                <gml:beginPosition>2013-11-04Z</gml:beginPosition>
                <gml:endPosition>2018-11-04Z</gml:endPosition>
            </gml:TimePeriod>
        </gml:validTime>
        <geo:VCV2D codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:position-quality-horizontal" uomLabels="m"
            axisLabels="latitude longitude">0.007 0 0 0.007</geo:VCV2D>
    </geo:Position>
    <geo:Position gml:id="POS_1_V" srsName="http://www.opengis.net/gml/srs/epsg.xml#4283">
        <geo:atNode xlink:href="#SITECERT_1"/>
        <geo:Status>
            <geo:currentStatus>
                <gml:validTime xlink:href="#POS_TP_2"/>
                <geo:statusCode codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:position-status">Authoritative</geo:statusCode>
            </geo:currentStatus>
        </geo:Status>
        <geo:coordinates srsName="http://www.opengis.net/gml/srs/epsg.xml#4283"
            axisLabels="ellipsoid-height" uomLabels="m">40.6757</geo:coordinates>
        <gml:validTime>
            <gml:TimePeriod gml:id="POS_TP_2">
                <gml:beginPosition>2013-11-04Z</gml:beginPosition>
                <gml:endPosition>2018-11-04Z</gml:endPosition>
            </gml:TimePeriod>
        </gml:validTime>
        <geo:NumericSingleQuality codeSpace="urn:ga-gov-au:position-quality-ellip-height"
            uomLabels="m">0.017</geo:NumericSingleQuality>
    </geo:Position>
    <geo:siteLog gml:id="SITELOG_1">
        <geo:atSite xlink:href="#SITE_1"/>
        <geo:formInformation>
            <geo:preparedBy/>
            <geo:datePrepared/>
            <geo:reportType/>
        </geo:formInformation>
        <geo:siteIdentification>
            <geo:siteName>Melbourne Observatory </geo:siteName>
            <geo:fourCharacterID>MOBS</geo:fourCharacterID>
            <geo:iersDOMESNumber> 50182M001</geo:iersDOMESNumber>
            <geo:cdpNumber>Not Available</geo:cdpNumber>
            <geo:monumentDescription>Centre of base of 5/8" spigot on GPS</geo:monumentDescription>
            <geo:heightOfTheMonument>1.5</geo:heightOfTheMonument>
            <geo:monumentFoundation>Concrete cast in situ, set in Bedrock</geo:monumentFoundation>
            <geo:foundationDepth>4.9</geo:foundationDepth>
            <geo:markerDescription>Stainless Steel Plate</geo:markerDescription>
            <geo:dateInstalled>2002-09-15Z</geo:dateInstalled>
            <geo:geologicCharacteristic>Thin Bedrock of between 5-20m of</geo:geologicCharacteristic>
            <geo:bedrockType>SANDSTONE</geo:bedrockType>
            <geo:bedrockCondition>Firm, variably oxidised, variably cemented</geo:bedrockCondition>
            <geo:fractureSpacing>No Fractures</geo:fractureSpacing>
            <geo:faultZonesNearby>Non documented</geo:faultZonesNearby>
            <geo:notes>antenna mounting plate fixed to 1.5m stainless steel pole. Pole is fixed to 0.6m diameter bluestone pillar The GPS antenna is located on top of a stainless steel pillar, which has been secured into the top of a bluestone pillar set in bedrock</geo:notes>
        </geo:siteIdentification>
        <geo:siteLocation>
            <geo:city>Melbourne</geo:city>
            <geo:state>Victoria</geo:state>
            <geo:countryCodeISO codeSpace="urn:igs-org:gnss-country-code" codeList="http://xml.gov.au/icsm/geodesyml/codelists/country-codes-codelist.xml#GeodesyML_CountryCode" codeListValue="AUS">AUS</geo:countryCodeISO>
            <geo:tectonicPlate>Indian/Australian</geo:tectonicPlate>
            <geo:approximatePositionITRF>
                <geo:cartesianPosition>
                    <gml:Point gml:id="itrf_cartesian">
                        <gml:pos srsName="EPSG:7789"> -4130636.106 2894953.089 -3890531.051</gml:pos>
                    </gml:Point>
                </geo:cartesianPosition>
                <geo:geodeticPosition>
                    <gml:Point gml:id="itrf_geodetic">
                        <gml:pos srsName="EPSG:7912">-37.82941634 144.9753351 40.674 </gml:pos>
                    </gml:Point>
                </geo:geodeticPosition>
            </geo:approximatePositionITRF>
            <geo:notes>The GPS is located at the old Melbourne Observatory, located in the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens</geo:notes>
        </geo:siteLocation>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_1">
            <geo:dateInserted>2002-10-29T00:00:00Z </geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2006-01-23T23:59:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_2">
            <geo:dateInserted>2006-01-24T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2007-06-20T23:59:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_3">
            <geo:dateInserted>2007-06-21T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2008-11-16T23:59:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_4">
            <geo:dateInserted>2008-11-17T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2009-07-23T23:59:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_5">
            <geo:dateInserted>2009-07-24T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2010-05-03T04:30:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_6">
            <geo:dateInserted>2010-05-03T04:30:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2010-08-05T00:00:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_7">
            <geo:dateInserted>2010-08-05T00:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2010-10-08T03:15:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_8">
            <geo:dateInserted>2010-10-08T03:15:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
            <geo:dateDeleted>2013-06-24T02:00:00Z</geo:dateDeleted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssReceiver xlink:href="#GNSS_REC_9">
            <geo:dateInserted>2013-06-24T02:00:00Z</geo:dateInserted>
        </geo:gnssReceiver>
        <geo:gnssAntenna xlink:href="#GNSS_ANT_1">
            <geo:dateInserted>2002-10-21Z</geo:dateInserted>
        </geo:gnssAntenna>
        <geo:surveyedLocalTie>
            <geo:SurveyedLocalTie gml:id="SLT_1">
                <geo:tiedMarkerName>Melbourne South PM 520</geo:tiedMarkerName>
                <geo:tiedMarkerUsage>Local Height Control,</geo:tiedMarkerUsage>
                <geo:tiedMarkerCDPNumber/>
                <geo:tiedMarkerDOMESNumber/>
                <geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                    <geo:dx>31.8727</geo:dx>
                    <geo:dy>15.4048</geo:dy>
                    <geo:dz>-7.1087</geo:dz>
                </geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                <geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>1</geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>
                <geo:surveyMethod>Total Station</geo:surveyMethod>
                <geo:dateMeasured>2012-06-07</geo:dateMeasured>
                <geo:notes>Deep driven copper clad rod - 2.8m long</geo:notes>
            </geo:SurveyedLocalTie>
            <geo:dateInserted>2012-06-07</geo:dateInserted>
        </geo:surveyedLocalTie>
        <geo:surveyedLocalTie>
            <geo:SurveyedLocalTie gml:id="SLT_2">
                <geo:tiedMarkerName>Melbourne South PM 520/1</geo:tiedMarkerName>
                <geo:tiedMarkerUsage>Local Horizontal Reference Control</geo:tiedMarkerUsage>
                <geo:tiedMarkerCDPNumber/>
                <geo:tiedMarkerDOMESNumber/>
                <geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                    <geo:dx>10.8675</geo:dx>
                    <geo:dy>-58.0712</geo:dy>
                    <geo:dz>-41.0895</geo:dz>
                </geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                <geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>1</geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>
                <geo:surveyMethod>Total Station</geo:surveyMethod>
                <geo:dateMeasured>2012-06-07</geo:dateMeasured>
                <geo:notes>Rivet in concrete kerb</geo:notes>
            </geo:SurveyedLocalTie>
            <geo:dateInserted>2012-06-07</geo:dateInserted>
        </geo:surveyedLocalTie>
        <geo:surveyedLocalTie>
            <geo:SurveyedLocalTie gml:id="SLT_3">
                <geo:tiedMarkerName>Melbourne South PM 436/1</geo:tiedMarkerName>
                <geo:tiedMarkerUsage>Local Horizontal Reference Control</geo:tiedMarkerUsage>
                <geo:tiedMarkerCDPNumber/>
                <geo:tiedMarkerDOMESNumber/>
                <geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                    <geo:dx>28.5638</geo:dx>
                    <geo:dy>-28.7831</geo:dy>
                    <geo:dz>-37.5713</geo:dz>
                </geo:differentialComponentsGNSSMarkerToTiedMonumentITRS>
                <geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>1</geo:localSiteTiesAccuracy>
                <geo:surveyMethod>Total Station</geo:surveyMethod>
                <geo:dateMeasured>2012-06-07</geo:dateMeasured>
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The Philippines is a nation blessed with 7,107 picturesque islands and visiting all of them would probably take a lifetime. But with Nayong Pilipino sa Clark, you are given a taste of each region's best.
Situated in the old Expo Pilipino complex in Clark Philippines, the 45-acre park contains replicas of famous edifices of the pre-colonial and colonial eras of Philippine history.
Marvel at their depiction of "Malakas at Maganda"- an ancient story that narrates the creation of Filipinos and take a peek into the lives of the Cordillerans of Northern Luzon through the Ifugao and Kalinga Villages.
Other cultural minorities such as the Aetas of Central Luzon likewise have a village inside the park.
Also, see the newly-built Torogan which is an ancestral home of the Sultans and Datus in Mindanao.
It has a butterfly-like end beams that protrude in front of the house and is intricately adorned with a range of folk motifs usually a plant, geometric form, dragon or a serpent that are prominent in Maranao artwork.
The building is constructed on post resting on rocks which act as rollers to prevent earthquake damage.
Visayas Island is represented in the park via the Chocolate Hills of Bohol and Magellan's Cross of Cebu.
The centerpiece of Nayong Pilipino is a Spanish-inspired colonial plaza area that was modeled from the old promenade in Vigan, Ilocos Sur.
It features the replicas of the most important structures during the Philippine Revolution namely the house of National Hero Jose Rizal in Calamba, Laguna; Apolinario Mabini's house in Manila; Emilio Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, Cavite where Independence was proclaimed in 1898 and the Barasoain Church where the inaugural constitution was drafted. A mass is held every Sunday inside Barasoain.
Apart from the edifices, be amazed with the cultural numbers of Nayong Pilipino's resident arts group.
A fee of P30 is charged for kids and P50 for adults. The park is open everyday from 8AM to 6PM.


Adrian is Chair of the Grampian Motor Training Trust which provides assistance to motor industry personnel in the Grampian Region of Scotland who wish to up-skill.
Adrian is Chair of the Grampian Motor Training Trust which provides assistance to motor industry personnel in the Grampian Region of Scotland who wish to up-skill. Originally Grampian Motor Training, it was set up in 1969 by the local Aberdeen motor businesses to address personnel shortages as a result of the growing offshore oil and gas industry.
Adrian is Chair of the Scottish Employer Forum for the IMI Sector Skills Council. He is a member of the Board of Management of Aberdeen College as well as Chairman of Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training Ltd.
Adrian ran his own Saab motor dealership in Aberdeen for close on 30 years until the demise of the brand in December 2011. He is a Director and Past President of the Scottish Motor Trade Association [SMTA] and a Director and co-owner of Scotia Instrumentation Ltd, which is an oil and gas specialist instrumentation provider.


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Unarmed man killed by police in NY housing complex
NewsCrime & Public Safety
By The Associated Press, Colleen Long and Tom Hays |
PUBLISHED: November 21, 2014 at 8:20 a.m. | UPDATED: July 28, 2018 at 5:17 a.m.
NEW YORK (AP) — A rookie police officer walking with his gun drawn in a darkened stairwell of a crime-ridden public housing complex accidentally shot and killed a man who was leaving the building with his girlfriend, authorities said Friday.
"What happened last night was a very unfortunate tragedy," Police Commissioner William Bratton said. "The deceased is totally innocent. He just happened to be in the hallway. He was not engaged in any criminal activity."
The shooting of 28-year-old Akai Gurley, who was unarmed, occurred late Thursday night as 26-year-old Officer Peter Liang and another rookie officer patrolled the Louis Pink Houses in Brooklyn's gritty East New York neighborhood.
The New York Police Department assigns rookie officers as reinforcements in parts of the city that have seen increases in crime. The housing project, where Gurley's girlfriend lives, was the scene of a recent shooting, robberies and assaults.
The officers had descended onto an eighth-floor landing when, 14 steps away, Gurley and his girlfriend had opened a door into the seventh-floor landing after giving up their wait for the elevator so he could head to the lobby. The lights were burned out in the stairwell, leaving it "pitch black" and prompting both officers to use flashlights, Bratton said.
Liang, for reasons unclear, also had his gun drawn, police said. He was about 10 feet from Gurley when, without a word and apparently by accident, he fired a shot, police said. In general, officers have discretion on whether to draw their weapons based on what they are encountering or believe they may encounter, Bratton said.
Gurley's girlfriend, Melissa Butler, told the Daily News she was walking him out of her seventh-floor apartment after braiding his hair when the shooting happened.
"He didn't do nothing wrong," Butler said. "He was just standing there, and they shot him."
She and Gurley made it down two flights of stairs after he was shot, but he collapsed on the fifth-floor landing and lost consciousness, she said.
Gurley was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died, police said.
Gurley's stepfather, Kenneth Palmer, said officials called his relatives in Jacksonville, Florida, to notify them of the death.
"What's hitting me on the head right now is how it happened," Palmer said. "The mood I'm in is pissed off."
Gurley's mother and his daughter's mother, who is not his girlfriend, were to speak Saturday at the Harlem headquarters of the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network.
Police officials pieced together the details of the shooting from radio reports and interviews with the girlfriend and the second officer, but they said they have not spoken to Liang. The officer must first be interviewed by the district attorney's office, which will decide whether to file criminal charges, before internal affairs officers can question him, a standard policy.
The shooting comes at a time when the NYPD, the nation's biggest police department, is changing how rookie officers are used fresh out of the academy to give them more training and time with more senior officers. It also reinforced what some critics say are long-ignored maintenance problems in public housing, including poor lighting.
Public housing employees walked around the buildings Friday with a shopping cart full of light strips and fixed all the lights on the staircase.
The president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Patrick J. Lynch, said the complex is among the most dangerous in the city and the stairwells are the most dangerous places in public housing.
State Assemblyman-elect Charles Barron, whose district includes the complex, expressed doubt the shooting was accidental.
"This young man should be alive today," he said. "This is ridiculous."
The shooting recalled a 2004 incident in which 19-year-old Timothy Stansbury was shot dead by a startled officer on a Brooklyn rooftop of a housing complex. His family got a $2 million settlement with the city.
Associated Press writers Karen Matthews and Jonathan Lemire and researcher Rhonda Shafner contributed to this report.
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MEDIA FUTURES 22/07/2019
The Tech Challenge: media's biggest obstacle to innovation
Technical competence is central to modern publishing, yet it remains an Achilles' heel for many publishers. Jim Bilton looks at the research.
By Jim Bilton
In my last article, we looked at the Change Assets that media companies have – the resources to drive change and innovation through the organisation. This covers things like company vision and culture, the right departmental structures, staff headcount and skills, as well as the simple cash in the bank to keep going. Yet of all the requirements, what comes consistently bottom, in terms of whether companies feel they have got it or not, is IT and Tech. This is the area that worries publishers most, year-in year-out, and where they feel they are slipping behind in a fast-changing environment: a world which seems to be filled with robots, automation and AI everywhere you look. Let's dig a bit deeper…
In the Media Futures benchmarking project, we ask respondents to score their own organisation as to how competent they feel it is, on a scale of 1 to 10, in a range of areas.
All the scores have dropped year-on-year, highlighting that tech generally remains a weakness in most media companies.
Content delivery to end users: This, predictably, has the highest score – it better had, because if media companies cannot deliver their core asset of content to their audiences, then the industry is in real trouble. Yet the score is not a strong one and it is dropping year-on-year. While Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality still catch the headlines, these have pretty limited usage in most media organisations. It is video and audio where the big changes are taking place, as text-based delivery comes under increasing pressure. Of the two, audio is probably the more far-reaching. It ranges from the revitalisation of the good old podcast at one extreme through to smart speakers and digital assistants (Alexa, Siri, Cortana and the like) at the other. The long-term impact of the shift into voice and audio is still difficult to forecast, but it will not just affect how users absorb content, but it will also hit search and ecommerce. At the same time, old activities such as the trusty enewsletter are making something of a come-back to sit alongside the newer stuff like chatbots. Yet, lying behind every content delivery mechanism is the need to tailor the whole experience for individual users – personalisation is the key driver of every tech development in content. And that means automation and AI.
Interfacing with external partners: This comes in second place, but it also shows a big drop in year-on-year scores. As partnerships and collaborative promotions increase, companies need to be able to swap data quickly and to fuse distinct information pools together: this has become just as important as trying to create a single, self-owned data warehouse – for many organisations still just a pipedream.
There is then another big drop in scores to four areas, all growing in importance, where publishers feel that they are particularly weak in tech competence. These include…
Process automation: This is of both (1) internal processes, especially in the area of insight and analysis, and (2) in marketing communication with end-users. Being able to automate as much as possible is central to delivering more efficiency and productivity and to improving the sophisticated delivery of effective solutions that are tailored to specific situations – personalisation again.
A wide and flexible range of payment options: Another area rapidly growing in importance. Low friction payment is at the core of the whole Amazon service, both online and in physical bricks-and-mortar outlets. This is setting new levels of UX expectations among users in both consumer and B2B environments.
Personalisation is the key driver of every tech development in content.
So, how do you rise to the Tech Challenge?
Here are a few tips which emerge from the shared experiences of the benchmarking companies…
Start with the user – their needs, requirements and UX – and work backwards when specifying tech developments.
Involve every key department in the speccing process in order to gain a truly holistic view.
Have engaged, board level champions who can drive the whole process: people who have the power to set and enforce priorities across the whole company.
Focus on a discrete, single process or system to upgrade first. Trying to overhaul everything at once is over-ambitious and is usually what causes overruns, overspends and tech disasters.
Be clear which route you are going to take. Building a complete system in-house is usually limited to only the largest companies: it also often turns out to be the slowest and most expensive option. Most media organisations need to use external suppliers. Committing to a single vendor with a turnkey, end-to-end solution looks the simplest route, but can often turn out to be more expensive and less flexible. Developing a bespoke system that cherry-picks the best component parts from a range of providers needs more project management, but is usually more flexible.
Create a new internal team who are tech-savvy and data-comfortable to run and tweak the new set-up.
And a final observation. If you still have people in your company with 'digital' in their job title, you are not yet a digital company.
The fieldwork for Media Futures 2019 has just been completed. A presentation of the topline results will be made to the companies involved on 10th September at the Havas building in central London.
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"Pursuing the Sublime" features five contemporary photographers in conversation with five nineteenth and early twentieth century Japanese printmakers. At Laurence Miller Gallery through June 25.
"Ikeda Iwao: The Life of Bamboo | The Spirit of Urushi" is on view at Erik Thomsen Gallery until June 29.
Contemporary artist Hui Chi Lee has a solo show at Fitzgerald Fine Arts, with a new body of hand-drawn graphite pen and colored pencil works on paper. Through June 30.
Kapoor Galleries and The Indo-American Arts Council present "Erasing Borders," a richly provocative exhibition by artists of the Indian diaspora who confront issues of sexuality, terror, disease, the environment, racial and sectarian politics in painting, prints, installations, video, and sculpture. Opening reception on July 14, 6-8pm.
"Draw the Line" features the work of Yu-ichi Inoue, NAOYA, and Shun Sudo, three renowned Japanese artists who each push the boundaries of genre, style, and tradition. At Onishi Gallery through August 5.
To combat the heat, Scholten Japanese Art's summer exhibition brings together "a cooling compilation of watery subjects found in paintings and woodblock prints." Through August 31.
For its exhibition "Summer Rotation: Clay Sculpture," Joan B Mirviss Ltd has carefully selected a striking group of sculptural works by both established and emerging artists, who have created works that supersede utility for the sake of form. On view July 13–August 31.
"Kingdom of Exile," a Rabin Mondal retrospective, remains on view at DAG Modern through September 3.
Lastly, for those based in London, Susan Ollemans Oriental Art will be exhibiting at Art Antiques London from June 24–30, and Oliver Forge & Brendan Lynch Ltd. will be having an exhibition during London Art Week, July 1–8.


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Random House, Audible.com Form Audio Book Venture
Random House, New York, and Audible.com yesterday formed a venture, called Random House Audible, to produce digital versions of audio books for distribution over the Internet.
Random House also will make an investment in the Internet-based company.
The new imprint will offer Random House books; historical material, such as speeches; and business books.
Customers will be able to download the files and listen to them through their computers or onto an MP3 player. The books will be encrypted so that the files cannot be listened to on a tape player.
The companies expect the digital versions will cost about 20 percent less than audio books on tape or compact disc.
The venture plans to release its first books this summer.
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Q: Contiki OS: Set Promiscuous Mode and receive all UDP Packets i'm trying to do the following:
a) Set Contiki in Promiscuous Mode.
b) Then retrieve all UDP and RPL packets send, not only to current node but also between two other nodes within communication range.
I have the following code:
NETSTACK_RADIO.set_value(RADIO_PARAM_RX_MODE, 0);
simple_udp_register(&unicast_connection, 3001,
                  NULL, 3000, receiver);

where receiver is an appropriate callback function. I am able to collect UDP packets send to the current node, but still unable to receive packets send between other nodes in my communication range.

A: Setting the RADIO_PARAM_RX_MODE only controls which packets the radio driver filters out. There are multiple layers in an OS network stack, of which the radio driver is only the first one. The next ones are RDC and MAC, which still filter out packets addressed to other nodes, and there is no API to disable that.
The solution is to either modify the MAC to disable dropping of packets not addressed to the local mode or write your own simple MAC. The latter is what the Sensniff (Contiki packet sniffer) does - see its README and source code. By the way, if you just want to log all received packets, just use Sensniff!

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