Input: [Behavorial Views] Individual assessment [Cognitive Views] Assessment of group process skills on collaborative tasks which focus on distributions over averages [Emphasis of Assessment]

Output: Who is assessed

What Does Research Say About Assessment?


Input: [Behavorial Views] Machine-scored bubble [Cognitive Views] High-tech applications such as administration and scoring sheets computer-adaptive testing, expert systems, and simulated environments [Emphasis of Assessment]

Output: Use of technology for

What Does Research Say About Assessment?


Input: [Behavorial Views] Single attribute of [Cognitive Views] Multidimensional assessment that learner recognizes the variety of human abilities and talents, malleability of student ability, and that IQ is not fixed [Emphasis of Assessment]

Output: What is assessed

What Does Research Say About Assessment?


Input: [Class/Interface] ApplicationLifecycleListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the application lifecycle

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] DataModelListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the data lifecycle

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] DataViewListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the view lifecycle

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] DialogListener [Description]

Output: Listen to dialog activity

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] MenuBarCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize standard menus and create your application menus

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] ToolBarCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize standard toolbars and create your application toolbars

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] WindowCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize windows on open and close

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] DataModelFactory [Description]

Output: Create data in response to application requests

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] DataViewFactory [Description]

Output: Create views in response to application requests

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] PrintSource [Description]

Output: Provide a Pageable instance for printing in response to application requests

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] HelpSource [Description]

Output: Invoke your help system in response to application requests

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] ApplicationFeature [Description]

Output: A super-adapter made up of JDAF listeners and customizers that can be added to a GUIApplication to create reusable cross-cutting functionality

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Class/Interface] Resources [Description]

Output: Read and convert resource bundle values, bind resources to objects

JIDE Software - JIDE Desktop Application Framework - A Foundation for Java Desktop Applications


Input: [Information] Your name or an alias name. [Label]

Output: Your Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Mail address. [Label]

Output: E-mail Address

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Make sure your settings match the Yahoo Mail POP settings. [Label]

Output: Server information

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo ID. [Label]

Output: User Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Account password. [Label]

Output: Password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Select to avoid being asked for a password. [Label]

Output: Remember password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Make sure this is clear of a checkmark. [Label]

Output: Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Please contact:] Use our List of Programs and Services to find the program or service you wish to contact. [Looking for:]

Output: Contact a specific program or service

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Contact the Minister Contact the Minister of State [Looking for:]

Output: Send questions or comments to the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food or the Minister of State

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Employee Directory [Looking for:]

Output: Contact an employee

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Media Enquiries [Looking for:]

Output: Additional information about announcements of interest to the media

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] General Enquiries [Looking for:]

Output: Report errors or problems with our website

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canadian Food Inspection Agency [Looking for:]

Output: Food inspection, food recalls and allergy alerts Import / export rules, regulations and permits for food, animals and plants

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canada Agriculture and Food Museum [Looking for:]

Output: Canada Agriculture and Food Museum

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canadian Dairy Commission [Looking for:]

Output: Production and consumption of dairy products Dairy marketing

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canadian Grain Commission [Looking for:]

Output: Grain quality and safety Grain research and grading

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Farm Credit Canada [Looking for:]

Output: Agricultural loans and financing

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canadian Pari-Mutuel Agency [Looking for:]

Output: Pari-mutuel betting regulation Equine drug control

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Farm Products Council of Canada [Looking for:]

Output: Agriculture promotion and partnerships

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [Please contact:] Canada Agricultural Review Tribunal [Looking for:]

Output: Review of violations regarding agriculture and agri-food

Contact Us - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)


Input: [List of Comparisons] forcibly and quickly uninstall [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Yes

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] forcibly and quickly uninstall Corrupted Program [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Not Sure

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Registry Entries Clean [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Good

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Forcibly Display/Uninstall Hidden Program [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Yes

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Show Details Of Program [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Good

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Speed uninstall [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Slow

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [Substance] carbon dioxide [Origin] body [Destination]

Output: lungs


Input: [Substance] digested food [Origin] gut [Destination]

Output: liver & rest of body


Input: [Substance] wastes (e.g. urea) [Origin] liver [Destination]

Output: kidneys


Input: [Substance] hormones [Origin] endocrine glands [Destination]

Output: "where needed" & rest of body


Input: [Substance] Plasma proteins - normally remain in blood [Destination]

Output: Outline of function


Input: [Substance] albumin [Origin] liver [Destination]

Output: keeping blood osmotic pressure and pH constant, and assisting in transport and release of other soluble components


Input: [Substance] fibrinogen [Origin] liver [Destination]

Output: complex reaction when wound occurs resulting in formation of insoluble fibrin, which is the basis of a clot which seals the wound


Input: [Substance] globulins (antibodies) [Origin] lymphatic system [Destination]

Output: when an infection occurs: stick to invading organisms and inactivate them


Input: [Description] The path where native compiler headers are located. STLport uses this information to import std:: names into _STL:: namespace. Default is ../include. Hint : never install STLport headers in the directory that ends with include. [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_INCLUDE_PATH

STLport macros describing compiler features


Input: [Description] Unsigned 32-bit integral type [Default] unsigned long [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_UINT32_T


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler supports non-standard long long type [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_LONG_LONG


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support wchar_t type [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_WCHAR_T


Input: [Description] wchar_t is not a unique type, and is actually a typedef to unsigned short [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_WCHAR_T_IS_USHORT


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support long double type [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_LONG_DOUBLE


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support typename keyword [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_TYPENAME


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support explicit keyword [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_EXPLICIT


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support mutable keyword [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_MUTABLE


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support new-style const_cast<> [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_NEW_STYLE_CASTS


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler does not support bool [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_BOOL


Input: [Description] Bool not supported, but keyword is reserved for future use [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_DONT_USE_BOOL_TYPEDEF


Input: [Description] true/false defined in header ( Visual C++ 4.2) [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_YVALS_H


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support default template parameters [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_DEFAULT_TEMPLATE_PARAM


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler support only complete types as default parameters [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_DEFAULT_TYPE_PARAM


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler cannot handle default non-type template parameters [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_LIMITED_DEFAULT_TEMPLATES


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler has trouble with functions getting non-type-parameterized classes as parameters [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NON_TYPE_TMPL_PARAM_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support static class data template definition [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_STATIC_TEMPLATE_DATA


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support initialization of const static class data template members within class. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_STATIC_CONST_INIT_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler provides __attribute((weak))__ construct as extension. Only needed if the compiler can't handle static template data members (gcc 2.7.2) [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_WEAK_ATTRIBUTE


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support namespaces [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_HAS_NO_NAMESPACES


Input: [Description] "using" keyword does not work with template types [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_BROKEN_USING_DIRECTIVE


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support exception-handling [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_HAS_NO_EXCEPTIONS


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler does not support exception specifications [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_EXCEPTION_SPEC


Input: [Description] Compiler requires return statement after throw() [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_THROW_RETURN_BUG


Input: [Description] Header that comes with the compiler does not define bad_alloc exception [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_BAD_ALLOC


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support member templates [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support member template classes [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATE_CLASSES


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support friend templates [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_FRIEND_TEMPLATES


Input: [Description] Compiler does not accept friend declaration qualified with namespace name. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_QUALIFIED_FRIENDS


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support partial template class specialization [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_CLASS_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION


Input: [Description] Class being partially specialized require full name (template parameters) of itself for method declarations [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_PARTIAL_SPEC_NEEDS_TEMPLATE_ARGS


Input: [Description] Partial specialization has bugs that prevent you from using new-style reverse_iterator [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION_BUG


Input: [Description] Compiler has problems specializing members of partially specialized class [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_MEMBER_SPECIALIZATION_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler does not support specializations of single template method. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_METHOD_SPECIALIZATION


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support partial template functions ordering [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_FUNC_PARTIAL_ORDERING


Input: [Description] Defined if compiler does not support full template specialization syntax [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION_SYNTAX


Input: [Description] Compiler does not support explicit template arguments for functions [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_EXPLICIT_FUNCTION_TMPL_ARGS


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler specializes predefined class type_traits for every type. This is an extension [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_AUTOMATIC_TYPE_TRAITS


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler can't inline while(), for() [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_LOOP_INLINE_PROBLEMS


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler fails to match a template function argument of base type [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_BASE_MATCH_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler fails to match a template function argument of base (non-template) type [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NONTEMPL_BASE_MATCH_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler rejects outline method definition explicitly taking nested types/typedefs [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NESTED_TYPE_PARAM_BUG


Input: [Description] Compiler requires typename keyword on outline method definition explicitly taking nested types/typedefs [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_TYPENAME_ON_RETURN_TYPE


Input: [Description] Defined if your compiler have serious problems with typedefs [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_BASE_TYPEDEF_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the baseclass typedefs not visible from outside [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_BASE_TYPEDEF_OUTSIDE_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler can't handle pointer-to-member type as function parameter [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_MEMBER_POINTER_PARAM_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler has problems with static private data members initialization [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_UNINITIALIZABLE_PRIVATE


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler has trouble instantiating static array members with dimension defined as enum. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_STATIC_ARRAY_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if default constructor for builtin integer type fails to initialize it to 0 [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_DEFAULT_CONSTRUCTOR_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if constructor required to explicitly call member's default constructors for const objects [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_CONST_CONSTRUCTOR_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler has trouble calling POD-types constructors [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_TRIVIAL_CONSTRUCTOR_BUG


Input: [Description] Defined if the compiler has trouble calling POD-types destructors [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR_BUG


Input: [Description] problems specializing maps/sets with key type being const [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_MULTI_CONST_TEMPLATE_ARG_BUG


Input: [Description] Compiler has deficiencie compiling -> operators for iterators. STLport provides proxy workaround for those. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: __SGI_STL_NO_ARROW_OPERATOR


Input: [Description] Disables at() member functions for containers [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_AT_MEMBER_FUNCTION


Input: [Description] Native C++ library does not provide new-style templatized iostreams [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_HAS_NO_NEW_IOSTREAMS


Input: [Description] compiler lacks header [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_EXCEPTION_HEADER


Input: [Description] Native library does not provide new-style headers like , only old-style like: [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_HAS_NO_NEW_C_HEADERS


Input: [Description] Native library does not provide new-style like header. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NO_NEW_NEW_HEADER


Input: [Description] compiler-supplied standard library resides in global namespace, not std:: [Default] std:: [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_VENDOR_GLOBAL_STD


Input: [Description] compiler-supplied and the like put stuff in global namespace, not std:: [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_VENDOR_GLOBAL_CSTD


Input: [Description] Defined if C library has lrand48() function [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_RAND48


Input: [Description] Path to get native compiler headers included. May be relative or absolute. [Default] ../include [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_INCLUDE_PATH


Input: [Description] Path to get native compiler's old-style C headers (like stdio.h) included. May be relative or absolute. [Default] ../include [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_C_INCLUDE_PATH


Input: [Description] Path to get native compiler new-style C headers (like cstdio) included. May be relative or absolute. [Default] ../include [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_CPP_C_INCLUDE_PATH


Input: [Description] This macro constructs header path from directory and name. You may change it if your compiler does not understand "/". [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_MAKE_HEADER


Input: [Description] This macro constructs native include header path from include path and name. You may have do define it if experiencing problems with preprocessor [Default] See stl_config.h [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_HEADER(header)


Input: [Description] Same for old-style C headers [Default] See stl_config.h [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_C_HEADER(header)


Input: [Description] Same for new-style C headers [Default] See stl_config.h [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_NATIVE_CPP_C_HEADER(header)


Input: [Description] This switch should be set on if the compiler supports separate template compilation model, with non-inlined functions and methods being defined in implementation .c file. [Default] Off [Controlling macro name]

Output: _STLP_LINK_TIME_INSTANTIATION


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] fears [Vice (Excess—too much)] bravado [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] courage [Vice (Deficit—not enough)] cowardice [Sphere of action]

Output: responding to danger


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] physical pleasure [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] temperance [Sphere of action]

Output: satisfying our appetites


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] desire to help [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] generosity [Sphere of action]

Output: giving gifts


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] desire to succeed [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] proper ambition [Sphere of action]

Output: pursuing accomplishments


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] self-affirmation [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] proper pride [Sphere of action]

Output: appraisal of oneself


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] desire to recognized [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] truthfulness [Sphere of action]

Output: expression about oneself


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] shame [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] modesty [Sphere of action]

Output: awareness of one’s flaws


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] anger [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] patience [Sphere of action]

Output: responding to insults


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] attitudes towards others [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] friendliness or amiability [Sphere of action]

Output: general social conduct


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] distress [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] righteous indignation [Sphere of action]

Output: indignation at other’s undeserved good fortune


Input: [Emotion, Desire or Attitude] amusement [Virtue (Appropriate balance)] wittiness [Sphere of action]

Output: conversation, humor


Input: [File] AG_FILTERS [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains filter questions from the Agriculture questionnaire.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_NETWORK [Cases] 8884 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains information on the network roster card on the last page of the Agriculture questionnaire.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC01 [Cases] 15666 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from Module 1 of the Agriculture questionnaire - name, age and sex of household members.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC2A [Cases] 6038 [Variables] 8 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 2A of the Agriculture questionnaire - list of all plots cultivated or owned by the household during the last completed long rainy seasons.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC2B [Cases] 38 [Variables] 8 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 2B of the Agriculture questionnaire - list of all plots cultivated or owned by the household during the last completed short rainy seasons.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC3A [Cases] 6038 [Variables] 166 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 3A of the Agriculture questionnaire - detailed plot information (agricultural practices, ownership status of the land, use of fertilizers or pesticides, inputs received on credit, and labor inputs) for long rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC3B [Cases] 6076 [Variables] 160 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 3B of the Agriculture questionnaire - detailed plot information (agricultural practices, ownership status of the land, use of fertilizers or pesticides, inputs received on credit, and labor inputs) for short rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC4A [Cases] 8206 [Variables] 29 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 4A of the Agriculture questionnaire - crops planted and harvested, seeds used, and any unexpected losses experienced for long rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC4B [Cases] 6742 [Variables] 29 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 4B of the Agriculture questionnaire - crops planted and harvested, seeds used, and any unexpected losses experienced for short rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC5A [Cases] 4621 [Variables] 41 [Description]

Output: This file contains dta related to section 5A of the Agriculture questionnaire - quantity and value of crops sold, post harvest losees and storage from the long rainy season 2010.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC5B [Cases] 1336 [Variables] 41 [Description]

Output: This file contains dta related to section 5B of the Agriculture questionnaire - quantity and value of crops sold, post harvest losees and storage from the short rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC6A [Cases] 4796 [Variables] 16 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 6A of the Agriculture questionnaire - age of plants, agricultural practices, quantity harvested and unexpected losses for fruit crops.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC6B [Cases] 3990 [Variables] 16 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 6B of the Agriculture questionnaire - age of plants, agricultural practices, quantity harvested and unexpected losses for permanent crops.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC7A [Cases] 4110 [Variables] 17 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 7A of the Agriculture questionnaire - quantity and value of crop sole, post-procudeion losses and storage for fruit crops.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC7B [Cases] 2983 [Variables] 18 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 7B of the Agriculture questionnaire - quantity and value of crop sole, post-procudeion losses and storage for permanent crops.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC8A [Cases] 28 [Variables] 15 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 8A of the Agriculture questionnaire - outgrowers or contract farming agreements for annual crops in the long rainy season 2010.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC8B [Cases] 2 [Variables] 15 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 8B of the Agriculture questionnaire - outgrowers or contract farming agreements for annual crops in the long completed short rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC8C [Cases] 4 [Variables] 15 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 8C of the Agriculture questionnaire - outgrowers or contract farming agreements for fruit trees and permanent crops.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC09 [Cases] 4713 [Variables] 16 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 9 of the Agriculture questionnaire - agricultural products that were processed during the last 12 months, including the cost and value at sale.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC10A [Cases] 30944 [Variables] 56 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 10A of the Agriculture questionnaire - livestock owned by the household during the last 12 months, caretaking practices, and unexpected losses.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC10B [Cases] 23208 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 10B of the Agriculture questionnaire - quantity and value of livestock byproducts produced by the household during the last 12 months.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC10C [Cases] 5802 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 10C of the Agriculture questionnaire - sale of agricultural services.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC11 [Cases] 38752 [Variables] 11 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 11 of the Agriculture questionnaire - farm equipment owned or used by the household during the last 12 months.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC12A [Cases] 13845 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 12A of the Agriculture questionnaire - interaction with governmental and non-governmental extension agents.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] AG_SEC12B [Cases] 22152 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section 12B of the Agriculture questionnaire - interaction with governmental and non-governmental extension agents.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CA [Cases] 393 [Variables] 13 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section A of the Community questionnaire - presence of community information sharing items.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CB [Cases] 11816 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section B of the Community questionnaire - availability of basic services, the name of the nearest provider and the distance to the location.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CD [Cases] 392 [Variables] 38 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section D of the Community questionnaire - land use practices in the village and any notable changes in land ownership/appropriation.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CE [Cases] 360 [Variables] 22 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section E of the Community questionnaire - presence of and participation rate of cooperatives in the community, the availability of improved maize inputs, and an assessment of the quantity of local rainfall in the previous rainy season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CF [Cases] 393 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section F of the Community questionnaire - origins of the village, predominant religions and ethnic groups, and marriage and inheritance practices.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CG [Cases] 393 [Variables] 17 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to sectin G of the Community questionnaire - village assemblies and tribunals during the last 12 months, and their basic characteristics.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CH [Cases] 393 [Variables] 17 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section H of the Community questionnaire - details about the community's access and use of water and sanitation services.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CI [Cases] 2531 [Variables] 28 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section I of the Community questionnaire - community leaders including their occupation, political party and other socio-demographic characteristics.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] COMSEC_CJ [Cases] 19261 [Variables] 12 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section J of the Community questionnaire - prices for basic foodstuffs and nonfood items.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] TZY2.EA.Offsets [Cases] 409 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains the GPS coordinates for the Enumeration Area Center.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_B1 [Cases] 150 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module B of the Fishery questionnaire - months of the year fishing activities take place, with a distinction between high and low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_C1 [Cases] 181 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module C of the Fishery questionnaire - listing of every member of the household who was engaged in fishing activities during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_D1 [Cases] 150 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module D of the Fishery questionnaire - questions 1 through 5 on shared labor/expenses during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_D2 [Cases] 150 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module D of the Fishery questionnaire - question 6 on hired labor during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_D3 [Cases] 150 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module D of the Fishery questionnaire - questions 7 through 13 on hired labor during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_E1 [Cases] 1500 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module E of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically fishing gear during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_E2 [Cases] 900 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module E of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically boats/engines during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_E3 [Cases] 1950 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module E of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically other costs during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_F [Cases] 283 [Variables] 40 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module F of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of fish caught and what is done with the catch by the household during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_FILTERS [Cases] 150 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains the filter variables from the Fishery questionnaire modules F, H, L and N.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_G [Cases] 2102 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module G of the Fishery questionnaire - details on fishing gear rented out during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_H1 [Cases] 209 [Variables] 18 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module H from the Fishery questionnaire - fish trading purchases and sales during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_H2 [Cases] 525 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module H from the Fishery questionnaire - fish trading costs during the high season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_H3 [Cases] 112 [Variables] 3 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module H from the Fishery questionnaire - filter question regarding fish/fish trading in low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_I [Cases] 122 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module I of the Fishery questionnaire - listing of every member of the household who was engaged in fishing activities during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_J1 [Cases] 4007 [Variables] 53 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module J of the Fishery questionnaire - questions 1 through 5 on shared labor/expenses during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_J2 [Cases] 150 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module J of the Fishery questionnaire - question 6 on hired labor during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_J3 [Cases] 4007 [Variables] 53 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module J of the Fishery questionnaire - questions 7 through 13 on hired labor during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_K1 [Cases] 1120 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module K of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically fishing gear during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_K2 [Cases] 678 [Variables] 14 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module K of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically boats/engines during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_K3 [Cases] 1456 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from module K of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of equipment used by households engaged in fishing activities, specifically other costs during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_L [Cases] 234 [Variables] 39 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module L of the Fishery questionnaire - details on the kind of fish caught and what is done with the catch by the household during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_M [Cases] 1606 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module M of the Fishery questionnaire - details on fishing gear rented out during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_N1 [Cases] 189 [Variables] 18 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module N from the Fishery questionnaire - fish trading purchases and sales during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] FS_N2 [Cases] 420 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to module N from the Fishery questionnaire - fish trading costs during the low season.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_A [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 24 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section A of the Household questionnaire - household identifier variables, weights, cluster identification strata identification, 2008/09 household id, enumerator, supervisor, data entry clerk identifiers and data and time of interview.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_B [Cases] 20559 [Variables] 40 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section B of the Household questionnaire - roster of individuals living in the household, relationship to the household, gender, year of birth, variable to link individuals between survey rounds, marital status, spouse identificaiton, parental status, and place of birth.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_C [Cases] 20559 [Variables] 41 [Description]

Output: This file contains data from section C of the Household questionnaire - educational attainment, school characteristics, and expenditures.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_D [Cases] 20562 [Variables] 59 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section D of the Household questionnaire - general health status and utilization of health services.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_E1 [Cases] 20559 [Variables] 99 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section E of the Household questionnaire - labor market participation during the last seven days, wage work, non-farm enterprise activity, and domestic activities within the home.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_E2 [Cases] 338 [Variables] 30 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section E of the Household questionnaire - secondary non-farm enterprise activity.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_F [Cases] 20560 [Variables] 17 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section F of the Household questionnaire - TZ shilling value of food consumed outside the home during the last 7 days.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_G [Cases] 20562 [Variables] 15 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section G of the Household questionnaire - subjective welfare assessment of standard of living.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_H1 [Cases] 31392 [Variables] 6 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section H of the Household questionnaire - knowledge of and interaction with public officials.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_H2 [Cases] 19620 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section H of the Household questionnaire - participation in village meetings.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_H3 [Cases] 19620 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section H of the Household questionnaire - media usage.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_I1 [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 22 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section I of the Household questionnaire - information on the household's diet and food intake.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_I2 [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 37 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section I of the Household questionnaire - months during the year when food insecurity was experienced.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_J1 [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 51 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section J of the Household questionnaire - dwelling characteristics, water source, sanitation facilities, and use of fuel and electricity.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_J2 [Cases] 54936 [Variables] 7 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section J of the Household questionnaire - details on water source usage.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_K1 [Cases] 231516 [Variables] 13 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section K of the Household questionnaire - quantity and value of food consumed within the household during the last 7 days by source.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_K2 [Cases] 39240 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section K of the Household questionnaire - frequency of consumption of food items.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_K3 [Cases] 5840 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section K of the Household questionnaire - shared meals with non-household members.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_L [Cases] 105948 [Variables] 4 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section L of the Household questionnaire - non-food expenditure during the last week or last month.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_M [Cases] 74556 [Variables] 5 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section M of the Household questionnaire - non-food expenditure during the past 12 months.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_N [Cases] 204048 [Variables] 3 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section N of the Household questionnaire - household assets.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_O1 [Cases] 23544 [Variables] 10 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section O of the Household questionnaire - government and non-governmental assistance received.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_O2 [Cases] 301 [Variables] 15 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section O of the Household questionnaire - credit / savings groups.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_P [Cases] 410 [Variables] 13 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section P of the Household questionnaire - loans or credit recieved by the household during the last 12 months, conditiosn of the transaction and intended use.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_Q [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 40 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section Q of the Household questionnaire - details on the household's financial assets and financial availability.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_R [Cases] 74537 [Variables] 8 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section R of the Household questionnaire - economic shocks experienced by the hosuehold during the last 5 years.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_S [Cases] 295 [Variables] 19 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section S of the Household questionnaire - deaths of household members in the last 2 years.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_U [Cases] 20559 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section U of the Household questionnaire - anthropometric information on household members aged over 7 months.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] HH_SEC_V2 [Cases] 3924 [Variables] 9 [Description]

Output: This file contains data related to section V of the Household questionnaire - identification questions on households who farm or have livestock or fisheries.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] TZY1.HH.Consumption [Cases] 3265 [Variables] 41 [Description]

Output: Household consumption aggregate from year 1 (2008-2009).

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [File] TZY2.HH.Consumption [Cases] 3846 [Variables] 41 [Description]

Output: Household consumption aggregate from year 2.

Tanzania - National Panel Survey 2010-2011, Wave 2 - Data Dictionary


Input: [CRT] CRAT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust

Output: A CRT that pays a fixed amount each year to noncharitable beneficiaries.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] CRUT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Charitable Remainder Unitrust

Output: A CRT that pays a fixed percentage of the FMV of the trust’s assets to noncharitable beneficiaries.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] NIMCRUT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Net Income with Makeup CRUT

Output: A CRUT whose payments to noncharitable beneficiaries can be made up in a future year if its income falls below its percentage payout in one year.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] CLT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Charitable Lead Trust

Output: Pays an annuity to charitable beneficiaries and the remainder to noncharitable beneficiaries.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] CLAT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Charitable Lead Annuity Trust

Output: A CLT that pays a fixed amount each year to charitable beneficiaries.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] CLUT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Charitable Lead Unitrust

Output: A CLT that pays a fixed percentage of the FMV of the trust’s assets to charitable beneficiaries.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


Input: [CRT] IPCLAT [Charitable Remainder Trust] Increasing Payment CLAT

Output: Provides an annuity (initially a fixed amount or percentage) that increases during the annuity period.

Charitable Planning: CRTs, CLTs and the Increasing Payment CLAT

Pays amounts to noncharitable beneficiaries and a remainder to charitable beneficiaries.


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the full common name of the film (defaults to {{PAGENAME}} if empty). [Parameter]

Output: name

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert a relevant image for the film. Ideally this should be a film poster, but a DVD/VHS cover, screenshot, or other film-related image may also be used. Only use the actual file name, i.e. |image=Forrest Gump poster.jpg. See #Image for further guidelines. [Parameter]

Output: image

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] The infobox uses frameless which automatically resizes images to a default width of 220px unless the full size of the image is smaller. Logged in users can change the default width by clicking on "my preferences" and changing the thumbnail size under the "Appearance" tab (see Help:Preferences). This parameter should not normally be used. [Parameter]

Output: image size

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Inserting yes here will result in a 1px grey border around the image, useful for instances where the image and the background will blend together (such as a film poster with a white background). If no border is necessary, this parameter should not be used. [Parameter]

Output: border

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Alt text for the image. See WP:ALT. This field is normally not visible in standard web browsers, but you can see it by requesting the image's properties from the brower. A visually impaired reader will typically hear the alt text in place of the image. [Parameter]

Output: alt

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert image caption, which should describe the type of image used. [Parameter]

Output: caption

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the director(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each director to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: director

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the producer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each producer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: producer

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the writer(s). This field is primarily used for films where the writer(s) are credited under "Written by". Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: writer

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the screenplay writer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Use this field instead of the normal writer field if films divide writing credits between screenplay and story writers. In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: screenplay

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the story writer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Use this field instead of the normal writer field if films divide writing credits between screenplay and story writers. In addition, link each writer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: story

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the title of the source material and the name(s) of the source material writer(s). Use this field in conjunction with screenplay and story where applicable (i.e. "Screen story") if films are based on previously produced or published material, such as books, plays, articles, old screenplays etc. Use {{based on}} or similar formatting where possible. Do not use this field where the source material is ambiguous. [Parameter]

Output: based on

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the narrator(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each narrator to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: narrator

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the actor(s) who had major roles in the film. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each actor to his/her appropriate article if possible. Do not add qualifiers such as "with" or "featuring", nor should punctuation or "and" be added as the line break acts as the text separator. [Parameter]

Output: starring

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the composer(s) of original music. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each composer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: music

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the cinematographer(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each cinematographer to his/her appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: cinematography

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the editor(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). Listing "additional editors" and "supervising editors" may occasionally be appropriate, in which case add the tag "(add)" or "(sup)". Link each editor to his/her article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: editing

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the company that produced the film. Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each company to its appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: studio

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the company name(s) of the distributor(s). Separate multiple entries with a line break (). In addition, link each distributor to its appropriate article if possible. [Parameter]

Output: distributor

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert only the most relevant release date(s) of the film. If multiple entries are required, separate with a line break (). Use {{Film date}}. See #Release dates for additional guidelines. [Parameter]

Output: released

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert an approximate time duration of the film in minutes. Do not link to minute. [Parameter]

Output: runtime

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Fill in the nationality of the film as identified in the lead of the article. The nationality of the film should be backed up with a reliable source. The source must clearly identify the nationality in a descriptive capacity, as in describing it as an American or a French film/movie etc, or in a contextual capacity such as the BFI's list of top 100 "British films" or as an example in a published work on German film etc. Sources that simply identify the country of origin as France, or the production country as U.S. etc such as is the case with resources like Allmovie and IMDb is not sufficient identification of the film's nationality. If there is a conflict between nationalities, then the nationality should not be stated and the country field should not be filled in. When using the field, do not use flag icons, as this places an unnecessary emphasis on nationality; see MOS:FLAG for a detailed rationale. Also, do not link to Cinema of XXXX; see WP:EGG. [Parameter]

Output: country

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the language primarily used in the film. Databases often give every language spoken within the film, even if they only reflect a few lines in the overall script. Only in rare cases of clearly bilingual or multilingual films, enter separate entries with a line break (). In the case of a single language without any additional text, it will automatically link to the language article (and the film article will also be put automatically in the category concerned). In other cases, give the wikitext for the desired linked text. Note: inserting "English" will not automatically link to English language. This has been done intentionally because readers of the English Wikipedia are already familiar with the language and no benefit is added by placing a link to it. Please do not override this by inserting [[English language|English]]. [Parameter]

Output: language

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the approximate production budget of the film. This is the cost of the actual filming, and does not include marketing/promotional costs (i.e. advertisements, commercials, posters, etc). Budget figures can be found at Box Office Mojo and The-Numbers, with the later usually listing a mainstream website as the main source of the budget, such as the Los Angeles Times, Variety, etc. Such websites are preferred to cite as a reference, if possible. If there are conflicting estimates, do not cherry-pick; list each estimate either as an individual value or as a number range. [Parameter]

Output: budget

ਫਰਮਾ:Infobox film/doc - ਵਿਕੀਪੀਡੀਆ, ਇਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਗਿਆਨਕੋਸ਼


3cae14fa__ਪ_ਡ_ਆ__ਇਕ_ਅਜ__ਦ_ਵ_ਸ_ਵਗ_ਆਨਕ_ਸ___Parameter

Input: [Explanation] Insert the worldwide gross revenue accrued by the film. This information is available for most pictures at Box Office Mojo and The-Numbers. If worldwide gross is not available, then indicate which region has grossed that amount. [Parameter]

Output: gross

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll refill a reusable drink bottle instead of buying a new one [Why] It is estimated that 200 billion bottles are used each year, globally. According to The Daily Telegraph, “Australians’ bottled water use last year was responsible for more than 60,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions—the same amount 13,000 cars generate in 12 months”. Further, if you use one reusable bottle for a year, you will save a small fortune! [Resources] Do Something! Go Tap “Bottled water” on Wikipedia Bundanoon: Australia’s first bottled water free town [What]

Output: Lightweight metal bottles are available from many places. Why not buy one, and reuse this for your water replenishment?

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use reusable containers not foil, plastic or paper wrap [Why] Australia produces more than 1.3 million tonnes of plastic every year – more than 71 kg for every person. Cling wrap is a plastic that poses a serious environmental threat as it’s widely used but not recyclable in Australia due to machinery incompatibility. The plastic is made from polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) which take hundreds of years to degrade. PVC also contains toxic chemical additives that leach out of the plastic into food. Although aluminium foil can be recycled it is commonly overlooked and thrown in the bin – if you use it, make sure you recycle it, or save yourself the cost and reuse a container instead! [Resources] Food Wraps at biome [What]

Output: Whether in your home or when getting take-away, store your food in containers that can be washed and reused over and over, not just thrown into a landfill after one use.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use my own shopping bags [Why] Aussies use almost 7 billion plastic bags a year – those that end up in landfill take hundreds of years to decompose, the rest end up in the ocean killing marine life and contributing to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. [What]

Output: All it takes is a little forethought to take some canvas shopping bags with you to the grocery store, and carry a small fold-up one in your bag for unexpected situations. You can do that!

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll reduce my food miles and buy local [Why] Consider that to buy packaged food, the food is sourced from all over the place, the packaging from another place, the packaged food is then distributed to outlets, and you go to the outlets to buy the food. Research has shown that an average Melbourne shopping bag has travelled 70,000km! [Resources] What Is Food Miles? [What]

Output: How green is your plate? How far has your food travelled to be on your plate? The further it has travelled, the bigger the carbon footprint.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll eat more veggo meals and less meat [Why] According to a report published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the livestock sector generates more greenhouse gas emissions (18%) than transport. Add to that significant land occupation and degradation (30% of the earth’s entire land surface for pasture, and 33% of the global arable land producing feed for livestock), water consumption (beef and dairy production are the highest water consumers in Australia), and huge emissions of Methane (which is over 20 times as powerful as carbon dioxide at trapping heat in our atmosphere) and Nitrous Oxide (which is 300 times more potent than carbon dioxide and 65% of total worldwide emissions comes from meat, egg, and dairy industries). [Resources] GoVeg.com National Vegetarian Week [What]

Output: Science has proven that one of the most effective ways to address global warming is to reduce meat consumption; in fact reducing meat and animal product consumption is the most significant thing an individual can do to reduce their carbon footprint.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll choose sustainable seafood options [Why] WWF report 90% of large fish have been fished out. 1/10 of the world catch is waste and includes dolphins, turtles and seas birds. The mouth of the largest trawling net is big enough to catch fish which would fill 13 x Boeing 747 aeroplanes. [Resources] The End of the Line Sustainable Fishing The Australian Marine Conservation Society [What]

Output: How would you feel to live in a world without fish? Is the seafood you buy sourced from sustainable fishing practices?

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll start a veggie garden and reap what I sow [Why] Think about how much energy is used in commercial agriculture, then add on storage, transport, refrigeration and the unconscionable amount of food that is discarded when it can’t be sold before it goes bad. It’s clear that there are many benefits to cutting out all of this waste. You also get fresher and healthier vegetables because you know what goes into your garden and you can eat fruits and veggies straight off the vine––YUM! [Resources] The Vegetable Patch [What]

Output: Whether you live in a flat or a house you can grow your very own vegetables.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll take a reusable mug when I buy take-away [Why] It is estimated that Australia disposes of approximately 1 billion take away coffee cups annually. This equates to 7 million kg of solid waste in Australian landfills and is the equivalent of enough energy to power 3,400 homes. Most of these cups can not be recycled due to chemicals in the inside coating and dyes. [Resources] KeepCup [What]

Output: You might prefer coffee, tea or hot choc, but if you’re like a lot of Aussies, you probably drink at least one of these each morning. Bringing your own cup to the café reduces waste and makes a great statement to the other patrons and staff.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll buy organic products [Why] Organic farms don’t release synthetic pesticides into the environment, they’re better at sustaining diverse eco-systems, and produce less energy and less waste. [Resources] Australian Organic Food Directory [What]

Output: Support your local organic food sellers and enjoy food that is grown naturally with minimal impact on the environment. It’s mighty delicious to boot.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll plan ahead and save a trip [Why] On average one litre of petrol releases 2.4kg of CO2. Keep that in mind the next time you hop in the car—is what you’re going out to get really worth it? Write a shopping list to make sure you remember everything in one trip. [What]

Output: Uh oh, I forgot to buy bread today! Should I hop in the car to go to the grocery for just one or two items? Consider whether you can batch up your shopping trips to get more done with less driving.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll purchase products with minimal and sustainable packaging [Why] Is the packaging necessary or is it flashy and designed to increase sales? In today’s throwaway culture, each Australian is generating an estimated 200kg of packaging waste every year. Unfortunately, not all of that is recycled – about 1.9 million tonnes of it ends up in Australia’s landfills. Use your purchasing power and avoid products with excessive, unneccessary packaging. Buy fresh produce that comes in it’s own colourful skin rather than a wrapper and choose products that come in recycled and recyclable or biodegradable materials. [Resources] G-Online National DUMP & KEEP Awards—Environment Victoria [What]

Output: Buy fresh food and put them directly into your shopping cart or reuse plastic bags from your previous trips. Avoid individually packed items and package children’s lunch boxes using reusable containers to reduce waste. Choose glass over plastic and check your local council’s web site for restrictions on other materials.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll use sustainable transport to do my shopping [Why] When comparing greenhouse gas emissions, walking and cycling are the big winners with zero emissions. Light rail, diesel buses and ethanol E10 buses generate 16g, 22g and 19g carbon dioxide (CO2) per passenger km respectively. A 4WD with one passenger emits half a kilo and a medium car emits 300g. [Resources] 131500 Transport Info Bicycles Network Australia [What]

Output: Around a third of the car trips made in Sydney are less than 3 km and more than half are less than 5 km. Some of these can easily be done on foot or bike, so if you’re only going out for bread or an arm-full of shopping, reap the benefits of fresh air, some excercise and no parking hassles – walk, cycle or get public transport to the shops. Ditto for that morning coffee or dinner out with friends.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll do more cooking at home [Why] When you cook at home you are more aware about what you’re eating. You can make your own choices about what you buy and take into consideration where a product is produced, how far it has travelled, what chemicals and additives it has in it, whether it’s been genetically modified and what packaging it’s in. You limit waste by cooking only what you need and you can recycle your packaging and compost your waste. Not to mention you can vote with your dollar by only supporting brands/consumables with sustainable practices. [Resources] The True Food Guide 2010—FoodWise VegCooking VeganYumYum VegWeb.com [What]

Output: Restaurants and convenience foods are handy in times when you’re feeling busy (and when are we not?) but require a lot of energy to store, package and prepare. Some good, old-fashioned home cooking lets you put your meals back into your own hands.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll grow my own herbs [Why] They are a great addition in your cooking and once you make a great spaghetti sauce with your fresh home made basil, you’ll never want the bottled stuff again. [Resources] Growing Herbs—Botanic Gardens Trust Growing Herbs in Containers—Organic Guide [What]

Output: Many herbs are easy to grow and growing your own saves a lot in the wallet. They can be used in the landscape design of a pretty garden. The greatest benefit of using herbs in your food, they taste great and they are a good source of nutrition.

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Input: [Pledge] I’ll support venues with sustainable food menus [What]

Output: A growing number of restaurants and cafés are popping up that put a serious focus on sustainability. These progressive venues need our help and support. Seek them out for a delicious way to make a difference.

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Output: These third party cookies assist the frequency with which the Psyma self completion survey appears. The cookies prevent visitors from being repeatedly invited to provide feedback. The cookie does not contain any data from the survey, a reference to the individual visitor is not possible.


Input: [First Party Cookies] Psyma_launched [Purpose]

Output: These third party cookies assist the frequency with which the Psyma self completion survey appears. The cookies prevent visitors from being repeatedly invited to provide feedback. The cookie does not contain any data from the survey, a reference to the individual visitor is not possible.


Input: [First Party Cookies] DoubleClick [Purpose]

Output: These cookies record the time and date a specific page was viewed online. It can also supply various details relating to the user such as IP address, referring sites and browser information.


Input: [First Party Cookies] K2C-anox_BMWi_0 [Expiry Date] 1 day [Purpose]

Output: This cookie contains a value of how many icons you have declined, this controls how many intuitive icons you see in your customer journey, currently the limit is 1 per day.


Input: [First Party Cookies] K2C- anox_history [Expiry Date] 1 day [Purpose]

Output: This cookie contains the customer history of pages on the BMWi site where the K2C script is installed. This cookie is deprecated and will be replaced by events in the latest version.


Input: [First Party Cookies] s_fid [Expiry Date] 2 years [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used to identify a unique visitor if the standard s_vi cookie is unavailable due to third party cookie restrictions. It stores a unique visitor ID time/date stamp.


Input: [0] Accuracy [Web Issues] Anyone can publish on the Web Web resources may not be verified by editors or checked for accuracy No standards yet developed Web pages move. If you quote this source, will it be available later? Web pages are susceptible to accidental and deliberate alteration [Questions to Ask]

Output: Where does the information come from? How reliable and free from error is the information? How do you know? Were there editors and fact checkers? Is the information supported by evidence? Has the information been reviewed or refereed? Can you verify the information in another source or from personal knowledge? Is the content primarily opinion? Or is it balanced with multiple points of view? Does the language or tone seem unbiased and free of emotion?

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Input: [0] Authority [Web Issues] Often difficult to determine authorship of Web sources Search engines may retrieve pages out of context making it difficult to know where you are If author's name is listed, his/her qualifications are frequently absent Publisher responsibility often not indicated or easily found [Questions to Ask]

Output: Who is the author or creator? What are the author's qualifications and credentials for writing about this subject? How reputable is the publisher? Are there organization affiliations? And are they reputable? Does the information provide references or sources for data or quotations?

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Input: [0] Objectivity [Web Issues] Goals and aims of the people or groups presenting material is often unclear Web often functions as a "virtual soapbox" Distinction between advertising and information is blurred on Web [Questions to Ask]

Output: Is the information presented with a minimum of bias? To what extent is the information trying to sway the opinion of the audience? Who is responsible for its dissemination?

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Input: [0] Currency [Web Issues] Dates not always included on Web pages If included, a date may have various meanings: Date information first written Date information placed on Web Date information last revised [Questions to Ask]

Output: How recent is the information? Is it current enough for your topic? Has it been updated or revised? Is the publication/copyright date clearly labeled?

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Input: [0] Coverage or Scope [Web Issues] Web version may differ from print version of same title Often hard to determine extent of Web coverage [Questions to Ask]

Output: What topics are included in the work? Are the topics included explored in depth?

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Input: [0] Usability [Web Issues] Is there a contents page, site map, navigation bar? Is it easy to navigate and read? Are special plug-ins required? Is there a way to return to the "home page" to determine the source of the information? [Questions to Ask]

Output: Is there a Table of Contents, Index, page numbers to guide you? Is it easy to navigate and read?

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Input: [Time] 8:30 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Market Potential for Electrified Powertrains in Europe - Push and pull factors influencing xEV penetration in Europe and other major regions - OEM specific CO2 emission targets in Europe - Forecast of approaches of major OEMs in Europe (technology penetration rates in Europe= - Market outlook xEV volumes by region and global component markets (2020 / 2025) Wolfgang Bernhart, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 9:00 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Sensors in Electric Drives Current and angle sensors considerably influence the performance of electric drives. The sensors need to be safe and have limitations like limited bandwidth and signal processing delay times. Depending on the operating point, however, these effects may be more or less severe and have different effects, like torque ripple or lower efficiency. The presentation shows requirements, the impact and compensation methods for sensors parameters. Philip Brockerhoff, Infineon Technologies AG

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 9:30 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Examining ways to Maximizing Power Density in Electric Machines for Traction and Power Generation in Hybrid Electric Vehicles In every electrification program, traction motor efficiency is paramount. Efficiency of electrical energy use is usually what is most discussed; however, there is another form of efficiency that is quite important: power density. This efficiency is carried out by maximizing performance and minimizing volume and weight. There are many aspects that impact power density. This presentation will investigate what the main drivers of power density. Designers will learn how voltage and/or current, cooling, winding selection and rotor speed can all impact electric motor performance. If the vehicle designer understands how these relate to one another and the impact they have on electric motor/generator performance, one can optimize and select the rest of the components in the powertrain to maximize power densities to reduce costs. Jay Schultz, Parker Hannifin Corp.

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 10:00 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Increasing Efficiency of Electric Vehicle Powertrain Using IGBT Inverters With the rising cost of semiconductors and limited space for power inverters in electric and hybrid vehicle applications, the demand for efficient power electronics is increasing. Greater efficiency has a direct impact on the required size of both the surface area of the semiconductors and the cooling system. Power electronics efficiency also has a great impact on other powertrain components like the battery capacity further increasing the need for higher efficiency. This presentation discusses the different solutions used today that allows improved IGBT switching losses and expresses the limitations of these solutions. The new Reflex Gate Driver Technology is presented with description on how it can significantly improve IGBT switching losses. Reflex gate driver technology allows up to twice as much output current from the same IGBT die surface area. Additional improvements are presented like the use of variable switching frequency and optimized control algorithms for better energy management. Christian Pronovost, TM4 Inc.

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 10:30 a.m. [Title]

Output: BREAK

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 11:00 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: EV Charging Technologies and Motorsport Applications The presentation will provide background information and overview of EVSE. Further, descriptions of the technologies and application features in motorsports will be shown. Klaus Rowecki, Schneider Electric; Claudia Brasse, Toyota Motorsport GmbH

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 11:30 a.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Sport car Powertrain Electrification; Challenges and Potential Solutions Most, if not all, car manufacturers are looking to hybrid technologies in order to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. With the hybridisation of the powertrain come many technical and business driven challenges. When considering the hybridisation of the powertrain for a high performance vehicle, the following technical drivers are paramount: minimisation of on-cost, total powertrain efficiency, packaging and weight, and shifting performance equal to best-in-class. The presentation will give an overview on the technical needs and challenges for sport cars sector, and will show an overview of the solutions developed by Oerlikon Graziano Carlo Cavallino, Oerlikon Graziano SpA

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 12:00 p.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Lightning Motorcycle - Design & Technology of the World's Fastest Electric Motorcycle Lightning Motorcycle will present the technology choices applied at the Pikes Peak race as well as current innovations and future plans Richard Hatfield, Lightning Motors Corp.

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 12:30 p.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Networking Lunch with Exhibits

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 1:30 p.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Looking Ahead at Wireless Power packaging Size for Multiple Classes of Vehicles The principles of wireless charging are presented and discussed taking into consideration parameters that affect design, application, safety and packaging. Examples of charging applications are shown to describe the differences and advantages of some of the variables in wireless charging. The case is made for larger format packaging size with a recommended frequency of 20 kHz. Andrew Daga, Momentum Dynamics Corp.

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program


Input: [Time] 2:00 p.m. [Paper No.] ORAL ONLY [Title]

Output: Requirements and Challenges to Power Supply Systems and Electrical Architectures - Today and Tomorrow The demand for electric energy in the vehicle has steadily grown within the last decades and more challenges are to come. Peter Schmitz, Ford Forschungszentrum Aachen GmbH

Session Matrix : SAE 2014 Electric Powertrain Technologies Symposium - Technical Program