'Find faults' presentation slideshows

We are glad you came today to worship the Lord!

We are glad you came today to worship the Lord!. Fault Finders 101. Fault Finders 101

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Earthquakes: Faults, Hazards, & the Bay Area

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Prediction

Prediction. Basic concepts. Scope. Prediction of: Resources Calendar time Quality (or lack of quality) Change impact Process performance Often confounded with the decision process. Historical data. Y (dependent, observed, response variable). explained variance of observed Y i.

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Prediction

Prediction. Basic concepts. Scope. Prediction of: Resources Calendar time Quality (or lack of quality) Change impact Process performance Often confounded with the decision process. Historical data. Y (dependent, observed, response variable). explained variance of observed Y i.

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Lesson 1 - Half a Day

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EQ Mechanisms Bay Area Faults EQ Magnitude

EQ Mechanisms Bay Area Faults EQ Magnitude. Earthquake Waves. Frequency. 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz (outside human sensory range). Types of Motion. P waves. velocity. S waves. amplitude. surface waves. What is an Earthquake?. A release of energy stored on a fault. What is a fault?.

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Access Control Systems in UAE

As UAE moves towards technological advancements the growing threat of crime or cyber crime is imminent and this threat has been countered through the installation of access control systems. Access control is a security system that can be utilized to direct who or what can view or utilize resources in a computing domain. There are two types of access control: physical and logical. Physical access control limits access to buildings, campus, rooms and physical IT resources. Logical access limits to computer network, framework files and data. Access control frameworks perform approval, verification, access approval, and login certifications including passwords, individual ID PINs, biometric filters, and physical or electronic keys. The four fundamental classifications of access control are Mandatory access control, Discretionary access control, Role-based access control and Rule-based access control.

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