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Subor SDK API
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Handles pushing telemetry data to the cloud. More...
#include <RuyiNetTelemetryService.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RuyiNetTelemetryService (RuyiNetClient *client) | |
| void | StartTelemetrySession (int clientIndex, RuyiNetTelemetrySessionResponse &response, RuyiNetTelemetrySession &session) |
| Starts a telemetry session on the online service using the current timestamp. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetrySession (int clientIndex, int timestamp, RuyiNetTelemetrySessionResponse &response, RuyiNetTelemetrySession &session) |
| Starts a telemetry session on the online service More... | |
| void | EndTelemetrySession (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry session at the current timestamp. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetrySession (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry session. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | LogTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, const std::map< std::string, std::string > &customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Logs a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | StartTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, std::map< std::string, std::string > &customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Starts a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::map< std::string, std::string > customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
| void | EndTelemetryEvent (int clientIndex, int timestamp, std::string sessionId, std::string eventType, std::string participantId, std::map< std::string, std::string > &customData, RuyiNetResponse &response) |
| Ends a telemetry event. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetService | |
| RuyiNetService (RuyiNetClient *client) | |
| std::string | RunParentScript (int index, const std::string &scriptName, nlohmann::json payload) |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetService | |
| RuyiNetClient * | mClient |
Handles pushing telemetry data to the cloud.
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| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > & | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to End the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetrySession | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry session at the current timestamp.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to close. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::EndTelemetrySession | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Ends a telemetry session.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the session ended. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to close. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::LogTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| const std::map< std::string, std::string > & | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Logs a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to log the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetryEvent | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| std::string | sessionId, | ||
| std::string | eventType, | ||
| std::string | participantId, | ||
| std::map< std::string, std::string > & | customData, | ||
| RuyiNetResponse & | response | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry event.
| clientIndex | The index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the event occurred. |
| sessionId | The ID of the session to Start the event with. |
| eventType | The type of event. |
| participantId | The ID or the participant in the event. |
| customData | The custom data to attach to the event. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetrySession | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| RuyiNetTelemetrySessionResponse & | response, | ||
| RuyiNetTelemetrySession & | session | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry session on the online service using the current timestamp.
| clientIndex | Index of the client making the call. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
<param name="session>the telemetry session
| void Ruyi::SDK::Online::RuyiNetTelemetryService::StartTelemetrySession | ( | int | clientIndex, |
| int | timestamp, | ||
| RuyiNetTelemetrySessionResponse & | response, | ||
| RuyiNetTelemetrySession & | session | ||
| ) |
Starts a telemetry session on the online service
| clientIndex | Index of the client making the call. |
| timestamp | The timestamp when the session started. |
| response | The parsed data struct of return json. |
<param name="session>the telemetry session


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Sint Barbara Veldloop
Genk BEL
Website: www.atletiekclub-genk.be/#
Race Winners
(66 runnings for men, 42 runnings for women)
29 Nov
2015
23 Nov
2014
29 Nov
2008
24 Nov
2007
25 Nov
2006
20 Nov
2005
27 Nov
2004
06 Dec
2003
24
Nov
2002
2001
26 Nov
2000
28 Nov
1999
1998
07 Nov
1997
24 Nov
1996
03 Dec
1995
27 Nov
1994
28 Nov
1993
9.65 km
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06 Dec
1992
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08 Dec
1991
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09
Dec
1990
9 km --- 26 Nov
1989
8 km --- 27 Nov
1988
8 km
--- 29 Nov
1987
8 km --- 30 Nov
1986
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08
Dec
1985
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1984
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Dec
1983
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05/04
Dec
1982
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06/05
Dec
1981
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07/06 Dec
1980
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09 Dec
1979
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1976
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1975
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1974
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1973
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Notes: 1951 is believed to have been the inaugural year. Distances are as reported.
27
Nov 2016
9.467 km
31:30
Yenthe Monnens
(BEL)
5.317 km
19:32
Sigrid VandenBempt-3
9.467 km
31:51
Steven Heemskerk-3
5.317 km
19:38
Sigrid VandenBempt-2
9.467 km
30:50
Steven Heemskerk-2
5.317 km
19:51
Sigrid VandenBempt (BEL)
24 Nov
2013
8.9 km
28:47
Steven
Heemskerk (BEL)
5.9 km
21:28
Aria Schouten (BEL)
25 Nov
2012
9.135 km
30:08
Jasper
Michiels (BEL)
4.671 km
17:46
Goele Truyers
(BEL)
27
Nov
2011
9.135 km
29:34
Geert Maes-2
4.671 km
17:34
Isabelle
Sluijsmans (BEL)
28 Nov
2010
9.14 km
28:50
Geert Maes
(BEL)
4.67 km
17:46
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Tim Stessens-5
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Manuela Soccol
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30:25
Frank Bollen
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5.744 km
22:51
Marlot Maas-2
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30:24
Tim Stessens-4
5.744 km
22:51
Marlot Maas
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9.355 km
30:17
Tim Stessens-3
5.655 km
21:38
Lieve Palmans
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9.355 km
33:36
Tim Stessens-2
5.32 km
20.15
Kim Offergeld
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9.355 km
30:12
Tim Stessens
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4.785 km
17:42
Klaartje Kennes
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9.355 km
30:40
Robby Houben
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5.655 km
24:07
Sonja Deckers-2
9.355 km
30:01
Sven Nys (BEL)
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30:26
Ahmed Bouh
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5.655 km
21:46
Ina Jaspers-4
9.355 km
28:50
Jos Maes (BEL)
5.655 km
20:19
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Fengshan District, Taiwan
The Imperial Japanese Navy Fengshan Wireless Communications Station
This former military installation was turned into a discipline center by the Taiwanese Navy.
This site in Kaohsiung City’s Fengshan district had multiple masters. It was initially built by the Japanese Navy between 1917 and 1919 as one of three large-scale wireless telecommunication centers in the Pacific. It remained under Japanese control until the end of World War II, when Taiwan was reunited with the Republic of China. For much of the postwar period, the base was used as a detention facility referred to by some as “Fengshan Guest House.”
Upon entering you can see a rectangular building that was first used as an office building, then converted into meeting and interrogation rooms. The Cruciform station, a smaller structure a few steps south, was used for telecommunications. There you can still find (non-functioning) mechanical and electrical equipment as well as air conditioning trenches. Access to the building is unrestricted, but visitors should be cautious as not all areas are safe.
The site’s centerpiece is the main blockhouse. The building is fortified and looks more like a bunker than a functional building from the outside, with blast-resistant doors and windows and deep soil on the roof to protect from bombing by the Allied forces. During the Japanese use of the facilities, this building housed the main communication equipment, and was designated as the First Sending Telecommunication Station. During the Fengshan Guest House period, prisoners allegedly called it “the cave,” in reference to its size and the way it was built into a hill.
In 2011, the former communications station and detention center was opened to the public. Taiwan’s Council for Cultural Affairs lists it as a national monument, and there is a small welcoming hut at the entrance.
Know Before You Go
The station is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no entrance fee, but visitors may be asked to sign a guestbook.
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1 BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT RESERVED ON : 29.10.2018 DELIVERED ON: 14.12.2018 CORAM: THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE T.RAJA W.A(MD)No.976 of 2017 and C.M.P.(MD)Nos.6685 and 9345 of 2017 and W.P(MD)Nos.5915 of 2017 and 11718 of 2014 and M.P.(MD)Nos.4691 of 2017 and 1 & 2 of 2014 W.A(MD)No.976 of 2017 Suriyur Vivasayigal Pathukappu Sangam, Rep. by its President, T.Ramaraj, S/o. Thulasiaiyah, No.3/138, Pattaveli, Suriyur Village, Suriyur Post, Trichy – 620 025. : Appellant Vs. 1.LA Bottlers Private Ltd., Represented by its Managing Director, Mr.Joseph Francis, No.5, Bharathiyar Saalai, Jenne Plaza, Cantonment, Thiruchirappalli – 620 001. http://www.judis.nic.in 2 2.The State of Tamil Nadu, Represented by its Secretary to Government, Housing & Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Chennai – 600 009. 3.The Commissioner, Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Fourth Floor, No.807, Anna Saalai, Chennai – 600 002. 4.The Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Trichy District, No.10, Williams Road, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001. 5.Navalpattu New Town Development Authority, Represented by its Member Secretary, Navalpattu, Trichy District. 6.Suriyur Panchayat, Represented by its President, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Thiruverumbur Taluk, Trichy District. 7.Mrs.Saradadevi, President, Suriyur Panchayat, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Thiruverumbur Taluk, Trichy District. : Respondents http://www.judis.nic.in 3 PRAYER: Appeal filed under Clause 15 of the Letters Patent, praying to set aside the order dated 26.04.2017, passed in W.P. (MD)No.19069 of 2016. For Appellant : Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy For Respondent : Mr.K.M.Vijayan, SC for Mr.E.Vijay Anand for R1 : Mr.V.R.Shanmuganathan, Spl.GP Special Government Pleader for R2 to R5 ******
W.P(MD)No.11718 of 2014 V.Gopal Vallatharasu : Petitioner Vs.
1.The Government of Tamil Nadu, Principal Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Chennai – 600 009.
2.The Director, Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Opposite to LIC, Chengalvarayan Building, Fourth Floor, 807, Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 002.
3.The Assistant Director of Town Country Planning, 10, Williams Road, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001.
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4.The District Collector, Trichy District, Trichy.
5.Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Represented by its Commissioner/Block Development Officer, Thiruverumbur, Trichy District.
6.Suriyoor Village Panchayat, Suriyoor represented by its President / Executive Authority, Sooriyoor, Trichy.
7.Chief Engineer, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Center, Tharamani, Chennai – 600 113.
8.The Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division, Mannarpuram, Trichy – 20.
9.The Inspector of Factories, Plot No.23, 3rd Street, Khaja Nagar, Trichy – 620 020.
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11.L.A.Bottlers Pvt. Ltd., Represented by its Managing Director, Periya Suriyoor, Trichirapalli. : Respondents http://www.judis.nic.in 5 PRAYER: Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, to issue a Writ of Mandamus, directing the respondents 1 to 9 to initiate necessary action against the 11th respondent and forthwith close and seal the factory premise and stop all manufacturing and other operations in the factory of the 11th respondent situated in Survey field Nos.469/1A2 and 1B1, Periya Suriyoor Village, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Tiruchi District.
For Petitioner : Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy For Respondents : Mr.V.R.Shanmuganathan, (1 to 4 & 7 to 9) Special Government Pleader For Respondent No.11 : Mr.R.Venkataraman for Mr.E.Vijay Anand For R5, R6 & R10 : No Appearance ******* W.P(MD)No.5915 of 2017 Suriyur Vivasayigal Pathukappu Sangam, Rep by its President, T.Ramaraj, S/o. Thulasiaiyah, No.3/138, Pattaveli, Suriyur Village, Suriyur Post, Trichy – 620 025. : Petitioner http://www.judis.nic.in 6 Vs.
1.The State of Tamil Nadu, Represented by its Secretary to Government, Housing & Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Chennai – 600 009.
2.The Commissioner, Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Fourth Floor, No.807, Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 002.
3.The Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Trichy District, No.10, Williams Road, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001.
4.Navalpattu New Town Development Authority, Represented by its Member Secretary, Navalpattu, Trichy District.
5.LA Bottlers Private Ltd., Represented by its Managing Director, Mr.Joseph Francis, No.5, Bharathiyar Saalai, Jenne Plaza, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001. : Respondents PRAYER: Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, to issue a Writ of Mandamus, directing the respondents 1 to 4 to remove the unauthorized construction carried out by the fifth http://www.judis.nic.in 7 respondent Company to an extent of 8687.83 Sq.Meter (93,000 Sq.Ft) situated in S.No.469/1A1, 1A2, 1B1 in Suriyur Village, Thiruverambur Taluk, Trichy District in accordance with the Section 56 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act, 1971.
For Petitioner : Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy For Respondents 1 to 4 : Mr.V.R.Shanmuganathan, Special Government Pleader For Respondent No.5 : Mr.R.Venkataraman for Mr.E.Vijay Anand COMMON JUDGMENT The appellant/Suriyur Vivasayigal Pathukappu Sangam, represented by its President, Mr.T.Ramaraj, filed W.A. (MD).No.976 of 2017 against the orders dated 26.04.2017 passed by the learned Single Judge in W.P.(MD).No.19069 of 2016.
2. W.P.(MD).No.11718 of 2014 has been filed by one Mr.V.Gopal Vallatharasu seeking for issuance of a writ of mandamus directing Respondent Nos.1 to 9 to initiate necessary http://www.judis.nic.in 8 action against the 11th respondent and forthwith close and seal the factory premise and stop all the manufacturing and other operations in the factory of the 11th respondent, situated at Survey Field Nos.469/1A2 and 1B1, Periya Suriyoor Village, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Trichy District.
3. W.P.(MD).No.5915 of 2017 has been filed by Suriyur Vivasayigal Pathukkappu Sangam seeking for issuance of a writ of mandamus directing the respondents to remove the unauthorized construction of the Factory of M/s. LA Bottlers.
4. For better appreciation, facts that led to the filing of W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 are given below:-
The writ petitioner proposed to set up a plant/factory over an extent of 24 acres at Suriyur Village, Trichy District, for manufacturing and bottling of soft drinks, concentrates, beverages, mineral water, drinking water, etc. The said Plant was set up to http://www.judis.nic.in 9 function as a bottling unit for Pepsico India Holdings Private Limited. The land was purchased through a registered sale deed dated 04.10.2010 bearing Document No.8347 of 2010 on the file of the Sub-Registrar, Tiruverumbur. A Land Conversion Certificate was also obtained from the President, Suriyur Panchayat, Trichy / fifth respondent herein vide letter dated 05.10.2010, besides obtaining a Building Permit from the same authority vide proceedings dated 25.10.2010. Subsequently, on 02.02.2011, the fifth respondent had issued “No Objection Certificate” for the manufacture of soft drinks.
4.1. Since the said land was classified as “Mixed Residential Zone”, the writ petitioner Company had submitted an application dated 25.11.2010 to the third respondent / the Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Trichy, requesting to classify the said land as “Conrtrolled Industrial Zone”. On receipt of the said application, the fourth respondent / http://www.judis.nic.in 10 the Member Secretary, Navalpattu New Town Development Authority, Navalpattu, Trichy District, issued a Notification in daily newspapers both English and Tamil, inviting the general public to file their objections, if any, within 30 days. However, since there was no response from the general public, the third respondent directed the petitioner Company to produce more materials in respect of its application for change of land use and thereafter, the petitioner Company had also complied with the same vide its letter dated 28.02.2011. In the meanwhile, they have also obtained various documents from various authorities for granting Licenses and Clearances for smooth running of the Plant.
4.2. Whileso, the third respondent/the Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning, Trichy, through his letter dated 23.06.2011, requested the fifth respondent / the President of Suriyur Village Panchayat, Trichy, to pass a resolution for conversion of the land in question. Subsequently, a resolution http://www.judis.nic.in 11 dated 08.08.2011 was passed by the fifth respondent to that effect.
4.3. Besides, in order to meet the plant's water requirements, the writ petitioner Company, for utilization of ground water, had also entered into an agreement dated 12.11.2010 with the Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division Trichy, as per which, the petitioner Company was permitted to draw 1.50 lakh litres of ground water per day from three bore-wells. It is also further averred that, based on the above licenses and clearances, the writ petitioner Company started to run its plant and commenced its production in May, 2011, by employing in its Factory about 150 persons from the local villages. During the process, the Pollution Control Board took samples of water and inspected the writ petitioner's factory and they did not find any irregularity whatsoever or any harmful discharge of chemical, which is prohibited or declared as hazardous. Subsequently, considering the increase in the plant's http://www.judis.nic.in 12 production, the writ petitioner Company entered a revised agreement dated 19.07.2011 with the Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division, Trichy, whereupon, the Unit was permitted to draw 2.40 lakh litres per day, after taking into account the hydrogeological status of the area. Later on, by yet another agreement with the same authority, the writ petitioner obtained an approval for a total of six bore-wells, besides obtaining a Water Availability Certificate/NOC/Groundwater Clearance, dated 31.01.2012, for drawal of groundwater for Industries/Infrastructure Projects, from the Government of Tamil Nadu, Water Resources Department, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Chennai, wherein it has been stated that the subject lands fell under “Safe Category”. Accordingly, the writ petitioner was also issued with a certificate permitting them to draw 5,80,000 litres of water per day and the said certificate was valid for a period of three years i.e. till 30.01.2015.
http://www.judis.nic.in 13 4.4. In the meanwhile, the Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Tirchy / third respondent herein, in his letter dated 04.10.2011, stated that the application of the writ petitioner Company for conversion of land is under process and thereby, the petitioner was also directed to produce the latest Encumbrance Certificate pertaining to the land in question. The said direction was also immediately complied with by the writ petitioner Company.
4.5. Whileso, from November, 2011, Respondent NO. 7/newly elected President of Suriyur Panchayat, namely, Mrs.Saradadevi, started creating problem to the writ petitioner objecting for drawal of water from the ground without further approval. In reply, the writ petitioner explained to them about the various approvals granted by the Authorities, including the Water Availability Certificate/NoC/Groundwater Clearance, dated http://www.judis.nic.in 14 31.01.2012, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Water Resources Department, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Chennai, for drawal of ground water. However, inspite of showing such documents, the sixth respondent and the officials of the fifth respondent continued to create problems to the writ petitioner. After some time, a Peace Committee meeting was also held during March, 2013, whereby the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, Block Development Officer, Tiruverumbur, members of the Public and representatives of the writ petitioner took part in the Peace Committee meeting. Finally, the writ petitioner agreed not to draw water from three of its bore wells. Thereafter, in view of law and order problem, the Revenue Divisional Officer, through his proceedings dated 25.04.2013, ordered for closure of three bore-wells out of total six bore wells. Again, the fifth respondent issued an order dated 24.02.2014, ordering for closure of the writ petitioner's factory stating that the writ petitioner is running its factory without any approval and http://www.judis.nic.in 15 that since the lands of the factory are agricultural lands in nature and as the writ petitioner was drawing water from the bore-wells, agricultural operations were being affected. Therefore, the fifth respondent invoking Section 159 of the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Act, 1994, ordered for closure of the writ petitioner's factory on or before 15.03.2014, without taking into account various approvals including the permission obtained by the writ petitioner for drawal of water.
4.6. Under this background, the writ petitioner has filed W.P.(MD).No.4498 of 2014 and obtained an order of interim stay and it was also brought to the notice of this Court that the writ petitioner was forced to close three of its bore-wells due to the illegal threats of some local miscreants and that the writ petitioner took recourse to drawal of water from nearby villages in order to avoid any law and order problem. Moreover, in order to draw water from nearby villages, the petitioner again obtained a “No http://www.judis.nic.in 16 Objection Certificate' from the Chief Engineer, WRD/PWD, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Tharamani, Chennai, dated 23.06.2014, and this No Objection Certificate was issued for the writ petitioner's three bore-wells which were not closed and that the quantity recommended under this NOC was increased for 6,00,000/- litres.
4.7. After 3 ½ years, the third respondent returned the writ petitioner's application, vide proceedings dated 13.05.2014, by referring to an alleged objection from the fifth respondent as well as alleged complaints from the public. Challenging the said action, the writ petitioner filed W.P(MD).No.9632 of 2014, whereby, this Court, vide its order dated 19.06.2014, directed the writ petitioner to resubmit its application to the third respondent and the third respondent was directed to forward the said application to the first respondent along with the objections received by him and thereafter, the first respondent was directed http://www.judis.nic.in 17 to consider the same after affording an opportunity of personal hearing to the sixth respondent and pass appropriate orders. During the course of personal hearing, the writ petitioner was issued with the Analysis Report of the ambient air quality, stack monitoring and ambient noise level survey. Finally, a resolution dated 13.11.2014 was also passed by the Panchayat withdrawing the earlier order dated 24.02.2014 ordering for closure of the writ petitioner's factory.
4.8. In the meanwhile, one Mr.Gopal Vallatharasu, who is a resident of Suriyur Village, filed a Public Interest Litigation in W.P.(MD).No.11718 of 2018 praying for issuance of a writ of mandamus directing the respondents to initiate action against the writ petitioner and forthwith close the factory and stop all the manufacturing activities. This writ petition is also tagged along with the writ appeal.
http://www.judis.nic.in 18 4.9. Whileso, all of a sudden, on 28.01.2015 at about 7 p.m., the District Revenue Officer, Trichy, the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, the Tahsildar, Thiruverambur, the Block Development Officer, Thiruverambur, and the Executive Engineer, Ground Water Division, Trichy, came to the writ petitioner's factory along with police personnel and sealed three bore-wells without any notice and without following any procedure contemplated under the law and, as a result, the writ petitioner was forced to stop its production activities. Although No Objection Certificate issued by the Chief Engineer, WRD/PWD, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Tharamani, Chennai, which was valid till 22.06.2015, was brought to the notice of the authorities, they have refused to remove the seal. Thereafter, the Block Development Officer, Thiruverambur, issued a notice dated 28.01.2015 under Sections 160 and 220 of the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act, 1994. Challenging the same, the writ http://www.judis.nic.in 19 petitioner filed W.P.(MD).No.1334 of 2015, whereby, this Court, vide its order dated 05.02.2015, by recording the undertaking given by the BDO, Thiruverambur, that he will not proceed further till the disposal of W.P.(MD).Nos.1156 and 1334 of 2015, ordered to post these matters together. In the meanwhile, the first respondent rejected the writ petitioner's application for conversion of land in G.O.(2D) No.91, dated 30.06.2016. The said Government Order was questioned in the present writ petition, inter-alia, contending that the impugned order passed by the first respondent is running contrary to the law and also suffers from violation of the principles of natural justice, inasmuch as the writ petitioner was not called for personal hearing and no notice was issued.
4.10. When the matter was taken up for final hearing by the learned Single Judge, learned counsel for the writ petitioner had filed an affidavit of undertaking stating that water would not http://www.judis.nic.in 20 be drawn from the subject land and they would also outsource the supply of water through other means. By recording the same, the learned Single Judge, by an order dated 26.04.2017, which is impugned in the Writ Appeal, remanded the matter back to the the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chenni / second respondent in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 for fresh consideration. Questioning the said order passed by the learned Single Judge, the present writ appeal has been filed.
4.11. The Hon'ble Division Bench consisting of the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan and the Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha took conflicting views, in that, the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan, after considering the materials placed before the Court, came to the conclusion that there is no infirmity or error in the reasons assigned by the learned Single Judge in remanding the matter for fresh consideration of the first respondent and thereby, dismissed W.A.(MD).976 of 2017 http://www.judis.nic.in 21 by confirming the order passed by the learned Single Judge in W.P. (MD).No.19069 of 2016, dated 26.04.2017, and the Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha, by holding that (i) the project is a private commercial venture and not for any public purpose to disregard the sentiments of the public based on the factual position of the depletion of water table, especially when water is the main input for all the products produced in the writ petitioner factory; (ii) that the competent authority for land conversion is the Tamil Nadu State Government and not the President of Suriyur Village Panchayat; and that thirdly the closure of the factory will not affect adversely since the industry is started in an area not earmarked for industries, allowed W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 setting aside the order passed by the learned Single Judge in W.P.(MD).No.19069 of 2016, dated 26.04.2017.
5. In view of the difference of opinion, the matter was directed to be placed before the Hon'ble Chief Justice for passing http://www.judis.nic.in 22 appropriate orders. Thereafter, the Hon'ble Chief Justice has nominated me to hear and dispose of these cases.
6. Mr.K.M.Vijayan, learned Senior counsel appearing for the writ petitioner Company would submit that the writ petitioner Company, having proposed to set up a plant for manufacturing and bottling of soft drinks, beverages, drinking water etc., had purchased 24 acres of land, situated at S.Nos. 469/1A2 and 469/1B1, of Suriyur Village, Trichy, and for which, they had also obtained the License dated 09.05.2012 from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India; a letter from the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, dated 29.06.2012, to the effect that the lands in question were not covered under the Land Reforms Act, 1961; Stability Certificate dated 21.10.2013 from the Chief Inspector of Factories, Tamil Nadu Government; Machinery Certificate dated 04.09.2014 from the Deputy Director, Industrial Safety and Security; and necessary approval from the Tamil Nadu http://www.judis.nic.in 23 Pollution Control Board for the operation of its new plant. Other requirements in respect of registration with the Tamil Nadu Commercial Taxes Department and the Central Excise Department were also done. Based on the above licenses and clearances, the writ petitioner Company entered into an agreement dated 12.11.2010 for ground water utilization with the Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division, Trichy, and as per the approval dated 30.01.2012 granted by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Water Resources Department, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Chennai, they were permitted to draw 5,80,000 litres of water per day and the said certificate was valid for a period of three years i.e. till 30.01.2015. After some time, Suriyur Village Safety Union/appellant in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 / the petitioner in W.P.(MD).No.5915 of 2017, sent a representation dated 03.12.2012 to the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, objecting to the drawal of water by the Company. Subsequently, in order to settle the http://www.judis.nic.in 24 dispute, a Peace Committee meeting was held, wherein the writ petitioner Company had agreed to extract water only from three bore-wells instead of six bore-wells and thereupon, the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, through the proceedings dated 25.04.2013, had ordered for closure of three bore-wells, although permission was granted for six bore-wells on earlier occasion. The petitioner, in order to settle the issue amicably, had decided not to draw water from any one of the bore-wells, but, to outsource the water by other means and to that effect, they also filed an affidavit of undertaking dated 17.03.2017 stating that water would not be drawn from the subject land anymore and they would outsource the water through other means, therefore, the learned Single has rightly remanded the matter back to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chenni / second respondent in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 for fresh consideration, after giving due opportunity to the writ petitioner Company and other parties concerned, besides directing the said Authority to http://www.judis.nic.in 25 evaluate the public perception / opinion in a proper perspective to ensure a balance between the rule of law and over bearing public opinion with dispassionate mind. This order passed by the learned Single Judge has been confirmed by one of the learned Judges (Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan) in the Division Bench, while the other learned Judge (Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha) disagreeing with the same, has set aside the order passed by the learned Single Judge.
7. Adding further, learned Senior counsel would submit that, if the objections of Suriyur Vivasayigal Pathukappu Sangam / the appellant in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 as well as the affidavit of undertaking filed by the writ petitioner Company stating that they would not draw the water from the land in question and that they would outsource the same from outside, are going to be considered by the second respondent / the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development http://www.judis.nic.in 26 Department, Chennai, then the writ petitioner Company cannot have any objection and accordingly, learned Senior counsel prayed for confirming the order passed by the learned Single Judge.
8. Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy, learned counsel appearing for the appellant in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017 and the petitioners in W.P.(MD)Nos.5915 of 2017 and 11718 of 2014, would strongly submit that the Local Body is not the competent authority to accord necessary approval and that necessary approval, having not been accorded by the Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), the alleged permission granted for running soft drinks bottling plant by the Local Body has no legal sanctity. It is further stated that the earlier permission given by the authorities to draw 5.80 lakh litres of water per day from six bore-wells dug by them would definitely deplete the ground water level, which would, in turn, affect the agricultural operations of the local body, therefore, the writ petition is liable to be dismissed as ordered by http://www.judis.nic.in 27 the Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha.
9. Considered the rival submissions made on either side and perused the materials placed before this Court.
10. It is the claim of the writ petitioner that they had purchased 24 acres of lands comprised in Survey Nos.469/1A2 and 469/1B1, situated at Suriyur Village, Trichy, for establishing a bottling unit for Pepsico India Holdings Private Limited to manufacture and bottle the soft drinks, beverages, mineral water, etc. As necessary license and NOC are required from the competent authorities, they obtained the following licenses:-
i) “No Objection” Certificate from the Fire Service Department, which was dated 03.11.2010.
ii) A Licence and Certificate from the Inspector of Factories, vide order dated 29.04.2011, in proceedings bearing No.2914/11, for the commencement of production in the factory premises of the petitioner.
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iii) Certificate of Registration from the Department of Labour, dated 27.03.2012.
iv) License from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, dated 09.05.2012.
v) Letter from the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, dated 29.06.2012, in O.Mu.A2.545-2012, stating that the lands in Survey Nos.469/1A2 and 469/1B1 were not covered under the Land Reforms Act, 1961.
vi) Licence from the Boiler Inspection Department bearing No.T9277, dated 23.07.2014;
vi) Stability Certificate from the Chief Inspector of Factories, T.N. Government dated 21.10.2013;
vii) Machinery Certificate from the Deputy Director, Industrial Safety and Security, dated 04.09.2014;
viii) Licence issued by the Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, dated 30.12.2011 & 03.12.2013, for storage of Petroleum;
ix) Licence issued by the Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, dated 30.12.2011 & 01.04.2015, for storage of Carbon Dioxide;
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x) Licence under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, issued by the Deputy Director of Health Services & Family Welfare, Trichy, dated 12.05.2011;
xi) NOC from the District Revenue Officer, dated 02.07.2011 for grant of a licence for installation of one under-ground petroleum storage tank and
xii) High Tension Service Connection from TANGEDCO bearing Service No.209.
xiii) The petitioner's industry has been classified as an “Orange” industry by the Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board. The petitioner applied to the Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board for necessary approvals and obtained the necessary consents for the operation of its new plant under Sec.21 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act and for discharge of sewage under Sec.25 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act.
xiv) All requirements in respect of registration with the Tamil Nadu Commercial Taxes Department and the Central Excise Department were done and the certificates were obtained by the petitioner from the said Departments.
11. Initially, the writ petitioner Company had entered http://www.judis.nic.in 30 into an agreement dated 12.11.2010 with the Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division, Trichy, for ground water utilization, and thereby, they were also permitted to draw 1.50 lakh litres of ground water per day from three bore- wells. It is the further claim of the writ petitioner Company that they have employed about 150 persons from the local village residents in their plant. After some time, a revised agreement dated 19.07.2011 with the Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Ground Water Division, Trichy, was entered by the writ petitioner Company and thereupon, they were permitted to draw 2.40 lakh litres of water per day. Subsequently, the writ petitioner obtained an approval for six bore-wells vide clearance dated 31.01.2012 from the Government of Tamil Nadu, Water Resources Department, State Ground and Surface Water Resources Data Centre, Chennai, and as per the said permission given through the Certificate dated 31.01.2012, which is valid for a period of three years till 30.01.2015, they were permitted to draw http://www.judis.nic.in 31 5.80 lakh litres of water per day. However, it is claimed that, for political reasons, the writ petitioner Company was directed not not draw any ground water on the pretext that the same was without jurisdiction.
12. In view of the above said dispute, a Peace Committee meeting was constituted and in the said Peace Committee meeting, the writ petitioner Company had agreed to extract water only from three bore-wells instead of six bore-wells. Finally, the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, through the proceedings dated 25.04.2013, had ordered for closure of three bore-wells out of six bore-wells on the ground that it is running its plant without any approval and that on account of establishment of the factory, agricultural operations were also severely affected.
13. Aggrieved by the same, the writ petitioner Company filed W.P.(MD).No.4498 of 2014 and while entertaining http://www.judis.nic.in 32 the same, an order of interim stay was granted. During the pendency of the said writ petition, the Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Trichy, vide proceedings dated 13.05.2014, had returned the application of the writ petitioner Company on the basis of certain complaints received from the general public and also the objections received from the President of the Suriyur Village Panchayat. The said proceeding was also questioned by the writ petitioner Company in W.P.(MD)No.9632 of 2014, however, this Court, considering the limited issue raised therein, directed the writ petitioner Company to resubmit its application to the Assistant Director of Town and Country Plannign Department, Trichy, who, in turn, was directed to forward the same to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chennai/second respondent in W.A(MD)No.976 of 2017, and thereafter, the second respondent was directed to consider the same after affording an opportunity of personal hearing to the newly elected President of the Suriyur http://www.judis.nic.in 33 Village Panchayat / 7th respondent in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017.
14. In the meanwhile, the Revenue Officials came to the writ petitioner Company on 28.01.2015 and sealed the same without any notice to the writ petitioner Company. As against the same, the writ petitioner Company filed W.P.(MD).No.1156 of 2015 praying for a direction to the Revenue Officials to remove the seal from bore-wells and the said writ petition is also pending.
15. In view of various litigations that arisen on account of establishment of a bottling unit in the lands in question, wherein the writ petitioner Company also had closed down three b6ore-well Units out of the six bore-wells permitted for them and also as per the decision taken in the Peace Committee presided by the Revenue Divisional Officer, Trichy, on 25.04.2013, who had also ordered for closure of three bore-wells out of six bore-wells, the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chenni, vide G.O.(2D).No.91, Housing and Urban http://www.judis.nic.in 34 Development Department, dated 30.06.2016, rejected the application of the writ petitioner Company for land conversion.
16. Challenging the said proceedings, the writ petitioner Company has filed W.P.(MD).No.19069 of 2016, along with an affidavit of undertaking dated 17.03.2017 stating that water would not be drawn from the subject land anymore and they would outsource the water through other means. Therefore, the learned Single, by recording the said affidavit of undertaking, has rightly remanded the matter back to the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chennai, directing the said Authority to reconsider the said issue by giving fresh consideration on the basis of the affidavit of undertaking given by the writ petitioner Company dated 17.03.2017.
17. However, aggrieved by the order passed by the http://www.judis.nic.in 35 learned Single Judge, when an appeal was filed in W.A.(MD).No. 976 of 2017 before the Hon'ble Division Bench consisting of the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan and the Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha, the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan, confirming the order of remand passed by the learned Single Judge, held that there is no infirmity or error in remanding the matter. In my considered opinion, the said view of the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan is a well considered one and therefore, the contra view taken by the Hon'ble Mrs.Justice R.Hemalatha that the project is a private commercial venture and not for any public purpose; and that the construction of the factory in a land which is mixed residential zone is an illegal act, is not in order. In a case of this nature, Courts must endevour to strike a balance between environment/ecological protection and developmental activities in the form of industrialization by following the principles of sustainable development and it means that necessary guidelines should be in place to ensure http://www.judis.nic.in 36 development while protecting the environment and ecology. In this case, it is stated that, with the functioning of the writ petitioner Factory, 150 people in the Villages have been employed directly and indirectly.
18. Regarding the specific finding recorded by my learned Sister Hemalatha, J. to the effect that the land in question is situated in a Mixed Residential Zone, I am not able to concur with the same and wish to agree with the findings of M.Sathyanarayanan, J. for the reason that it is an admitted fact that when the Factory commenced its production process, the Pollution Control Board, inspected the factory and they noticed no irregularity and also found that there is no harmful discharge of chemical, which is prohibited or declared as hazardous. It must be pointed out that the matter was remanded to the Authority for fresh consideration only to decide as to whether the subject lands fell under “Mixed Residential Zone” or “Controlled Industrial Zone”. In that regard, http://www.judis.nic.in 37 as I referred to earlier, the learned Single Judge made it very clear that the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chennai, among other things, shall also evaluate the public perception / opinion in proper perspective to ensure a balance between the rule of law and over bearing public opinion with dispassionate mind. That being so, I fear that the view taken by Hemalatha, J. may amount to pre-judging the matter, since the issue regarding conversion of land from “Mixed Residential Zone” to “Controlled Industrial Zone” needs to be decided quasi-judicially based on broader facts and data by the competent authority viz., the Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Chennai. In other words, any conclusion, in a case of this type, when the writ petitioner Factory alleges political motives against Mrs.Saradadevi, President of Suriyur Panchayat / R7 in W.A.(MD).No.976 of 2017, would only be a premature finding and further such finding may also influence the mind of the authority going to decide the issue about http://www.judis.nic.in 38 the nature of the land in question. Hence, I fully concur with the findings and ultimate conclusion arrived at by the Hon'ble Mr.Justice M.Sathyanarayanan.
14.12.2018 Index :Yes Internet :Yes rkm Note to Office: Issue order copy on 17.12.2018 To 1.The Secretary to Government, The State of Tamil Nadu,
Housing & Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Chennai – 600 009.
2.The Commissioner, Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Fourth Floor, No.807, Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 002.
3.The Assistant Director, Town and Country Planning Department, Trichy District, No.10, Williams Road, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001.
4.Member Secretary, http://www.judis.nic.in 39 Navalpattu New Town Development Authority, Navalpattu, Trichy District.
5.The President, Suriyur Panchayat, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Thiruverumbur Taluk, Trichy District.
6.Mrs.Saradadevi, President, Suriyur Panchayat, Thiruverumbur Panchayat Union, Thiruverumbur Taluk, Trichy District.
7.The Director, Directorate of Town and Country Planning, Opposite to LIC, Chengalvarayan Building, Fourth Floor, 807, Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 002.
10.The Assistant Director of Town Country Planning, 10, Williams Road, Cantonment, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001.
11.The District Collector, Trichy District, Trichy.
12.The Member Secretary, Navalpattu New Town Development Authority, Navalpattu, Trichy District.
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On November 1, almost 20% of the population of the United States (around 50 million people) will get a significant reduction in their access to food because of cuts to SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Most people who rely on SNAP benefits will not be notified ahead of time because there is no requirement to do so. Some states may voluntarily notify affected populations, but most won’t bother. Imagine having your food budget worked out month after month, and then one day, out of the blue, there is less money than you expected, a good deal less.
By now most people who have the luxury to ponder such big questions are aware that debt including medical debt, credit card debt, and payday loans contribute to global inequality. Debt keeps the status quo, well, the status quo. Depending on whom you talk to, a conversation about debt may wind down the fascinating rabbit hole of history to the advent of civilization. Or the conversation may take the form of an impassioned plea by a hard working, struggling student or graduate who chose to pursue a dream but woke up to the reality that our current system places many in debt bondage.
Everyone is affected by debt, some more than others. But no one is beyond its power, except of course the 1% who thrive on it. It is a luxury to have access to the kinds of conversations and analyses that would help most debtors understand the system he or she is living in. There is a huge portion of the population without such access. And anyone interested in building a movement of debt resistance or refusal must consider that. Who are those with limited access – both to the money that would keep them out of debt and to the information to help them understand their own exploitation? And how can those with access to more resource connect with them?
The answer is: in the most fundamental way, through food.
Every human being on this planet is born with simple needs. In order of priority they are Air, Water, Food, and Community. The fourth need, community, is where society, government, politics, art, creativity, science, transportation, healthcare, education, housing, and love all exist. The first three are physical needs for survival without which the fourth need, community, cannot be met. It is through our attempt to meet these needs that humanity is divided into factions to be picked at like ripe fruit for the financial benefit of a few.
Food is a fundamental need and access to that food determines how much of our energy in life can be spent improving the world and how much is diverted toward survival. In the face of these complex, artificially created relationships we must connect and wield power over those that would strip humanity of everything except profit. Complex analyses of the relationships between debt, capitalism, community, and the individual are a critical component of the struggle to regain humanity in this world. But as we explore these theories, we must also simplify the solutions we implement.
The major struggles in society center around the needs of humans, not our complex understandings of those needs. And the struggle for food is one of the most fundamental struggles for all but a small percentage of people. While hunger may be less of a problem in the U.S. than in some other places, it is all around us. And it is getting worse. I have heard many times that we won’t see true change in our economic system until more people start going hungry. This sounds like a reasonable prediction to me, and we may find out how accurate it is sooner rather than later.
On February 13, 2009, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as The Stimulus. One provision in this package was a 13.6% increase to food stamps, known as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). The Stimulus was one step taken in response to the growing economic crisis that began after the 2008 crash. It was employed in addition to the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which gave 800 billion dollars directly to the bankers who caused the crisis. We may not know the full impact of what the bankers did to all of us for decades. But what we do know is that they are profiting from the poverty that they helped create.

On November 1, 2013, the 13.6% increase to SNAP will expire. Thanks to federal deficit fear mongering, no one in Congress is willing to push for an extension. And why would they? People on food stamps are not known as a voting bloc with much power, even though they would have the numbers to change just about anything in this country if organized.
For those of us on SNAP, we don’t have to imagine what this reduction will feel like. I can attest to the rage and – to be honest – to the terror that occurs when your access to food is meddled with. Living in New York City and attempting to buy food on SNAP is no easy task as it is. Of course the healthier you eat the more expensive food is, so this results in many people eating unhealthily so they can survive.
This brings us back to where we began.
Debt affects everyone. But what does a collective response look like? There are 50 million people in the U.S. about to see a reduction in their access to food. Some of them may not have yet been included in the conversation. But on November 1, they will probably be more open to discussing how we can come together in this struggle for survival. Of course my revolutionary imagination runs wild with ideas of bringing back the Black Panther Party’s food programs, organizing community based food co-ops, or having a People’s Food Assembly. But at the very least we need to include the communities most affected by debt in our conversations, and the reduction of SNAP benefits is a tragic opportunity to do exactly that. There is no more fundamental human right than the right to eat, to live, not just survive. And debt in its myriad of forms is most directly experienced when it results in limited access to food. After all, everyone eats.


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Hi students! today we will be going over what Functional Programmming is, and how it may differ from OOP. First of all, what is functional programming? A quick generic definition is as follows, functional programming is a concept which treats computation as an evaluation of mathematical functions, while doing this, it essentially avoids state and mutable data. Thus, we can say that functional programming attempts to create a code which has no side effects and no changes in the value of variables you may write. Functional programming is thus considered to be the antithesis of imperative programming, which emphasises changing of state. Ruby is widely considered to be an object oriented language at heart, meaning that any and every value appears to Ruby as an object, and everything we type in Ruby is an object. That being said, functional style code can be written in Ruby, allowing us to create a cleaner code where the variables we use are not modified once defined, so that we do not follow the change of state. This is one of the main differences between OOP and functional programming, OOP tends to emphasize the change of state in objects. In functional programming we do not attempt to update variables in our code, we just create new ones, unlike in OOP. Consider the following example, which illustrates the difference between functional programming and OOP :
In OOP we may update an array by doing the following:
indexes = [1, 2, 3]
indexes << 4
indexes # [1, 2, 3, 4]
Using functional programming, instead of updating our array, we simply create a new element:
indexes = [1, 2, 3]
all_indexes = indexes + [4] # [1, 2, 3, 4]
The two examples above show one of the most important differences between OOP and functional programming! I hope you guys and girls managed to learn something out of it !


Date—12 Feb 2015
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Self fulfillment = happiness
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Solved the dice coding interview
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Met Sagmeister today, very inspiring
Date—12 Feb 2015
One
Self fulfillment = happiness
Two
Solved the dice coding interview
Three
Met Sagmeister today, very inspiring
Date—13 Feb 2015
One
Be happy with who you have
Two
New opportunities = happiness
Three
Don't fall for "the grass is always greener" mentality
Date—14 Feb 2015
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Learning that taking control leads to opportunities
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I am happy to be reflecting on things again
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All it takes is one person, don't get lost in many
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It puts things into perspective seeing how much I've changed in 2 years
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I avoid doing the hard things, and am starting to find ways to not do so
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It's damn hard to come up with new ideas
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I was sad today, but it helps talking to people
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It is nice opening up to others (trying to at least)
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Got a second round interview with Athena Health, first upward swing in a while


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I have Depression. But I prefer to say
"I battle" depression, instead of "I suffer" with it.
Because depression hits, but I hit it back. Battle is on.
- Anonymous
Having anxiety and depression is like being
scared and tired at the same time. It's the fear of failure, but no urge to be productive.
It's wanting friends, but hate socializing. It's wanting to be alone, but not lonely.
- Anonymous


def above(that: Element): Element = { val this1 = this widen that.width val that1 = that widen this.width assert(this1.width == that1.width) elem(this1.contents ++ that1.contents) }
private def widen(w: Int): Element = if (w <= width) this else { val left = elem(' ', (w - width) / 2, height) var right = elem(' ', w - width - left.width, height) left beside this beside right } ensuring (w <= _.width)
// In file assertions-and-tests/ElementSuite.scala import org.scalatest.funsuite.AnyFunSuite import Element.elem class ElementSuite extends AnyFunSuite { test("elem result should have passed width") { val ele = elem('x', 2, 3) assert(ele.width == 2) } }
scala> (new ElementSuite).execute() ElementSuite: - elem result should have passed width
scala> val width = 3 width: Int = 3 scala> assert(width == 2) org.scalatest.exceptions.TestFailedException: 3 did not equal 2
scala> assert(List(1, 2, 3).contains(4)) org.scalatest.exceptions.TestFailedException: assert(List(1, 2, 3).contains(4)) | | | | | | | 1 2 3 false 4 List(1, 2, 3)
assertResult(2) { ele.width }
assertThrows[IllegalArgumentException] { elem('x', -2, 3) }
Expected IllegalArgumentException to be thrown, but NegativeArraySizeException was thrown.
val caught = intercept[ArithmeticException] { 1 / 0 } assert(caught.getMessage == "/ by zero")
// In file assertions-and-tests/ElementSpec.scala import org.scalatest.flatspec.AnyFlatSpec import org.scalatest.matchers.should.Matchers import Element.elem class ElementSpec extends AnyFlatSpec with Matchers { "A UniformElement" should "have a width equal to the passed value" in { val ele = elem('x', 2, 3) ele.width should be (2) } it should "have a height equal to the passed value" in { val ele = elem('x', 2, 3) ele.height should be (3) } it should "throw an IAE if passed a negative width" in { an [IllegalArgumentException] should be thrownBy { elem('x', -2, 3) } } }
scala> (new ElementSpec).execute() A UniformElement - should have a width equal to the passed value - should have a height equal to the passed value - should throw an IAE if passed a negative width
result must be >= 0 map must contain key 'c'
Map('a' -> 1, 'b' -> 2) did not contain key 'c'
import org.specs2._ import Element.elem object ElementSpecification extends Specification { "A UniformElement" should { "have a width equal to the passed value" in { val ele = elem('x', 2, 3) ele.width must be_==(2) } "have a height equal to the passed value" in { val ele = elem('x', 2, 3) ele.height must be_==(3) } "throw an IAE if passed a negative width" in { elem('x', -2, 3) must throwA[IllegalArgumentException] } } }
// In file assertions-and-tests/TVSetSpec.scala import org.scalatest._ import org.scalatest.featurespec.AnyFeatureSpec class TVSetSpec extends AnyFeatureSpec with GivenWhenThen { Feature("TV power button") { Scenario("User presses power button when TV is off") { Given("a TV set that is switched off") When("the power button is pressed") Then("the TV should switch on") pending } } }
// In file assertions-and-tests/ElementSpec2.scala import org.scalatest.wordspec.AnyWordSpec import org.scalatestplus.scalacheck.ScalaCheckPropertyChecks import org.scalatest.matchers.must.Matchers._ import Element.elem class ElementSpec extends AnyWordSpec with ScalaCheckPropertyChecks { "elem result" must { "have passed width" in { forAll { (w: Int) => whenever (w > 0) { elem('x', w % 100, 3).width must equal (w % 100) } } } } }
whenever (w > 0) { elem('x', w % 100, 3).width must equal (w % 100) }
$ scalac -cp scalatest-app.jar:scala-xml.jar TVSetSpec.scala
$ scala -cp scalatest-app.jar:scala-xml.jar org.scalatest.run TVSetSpec
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12. Inland AIS Checklist¶
Operation of the Inland AIS station on board an inland ship
This checklist should help the skipper operate the Inland AIS station on board the vessel. The purpose is to give a short overview of what kind of data should be input and kept up to date during the voyage of the inland ship. The actual requirement of the data input may differ between regions. The minimum requirements of the data content are published in the appropriate regional regulation of the river commission or the national legislation.
12.1. BEFORE THE VOYAGE¶
Before the voyage starts, check that the Inland AIS station is switched on.
Check your own ship data transmitted by the Inland AIS (once in a while) :
- Name of the ship.
- ENI number.
- ERI ship and convoy type.
- Length and beam of ship.
- Reference point of the GPS antenna.
- If blue sign is connected, check that blue sign status is correct.
- Check if you are receiving data from other vessels (which you may see visually) on the MKD or Inland ECDIS.
12.2. SHORTLY BEFORE STATING THE VOYAGE¶
Amend your own ship’s data for the planned voyage according to the regional regulation for the river where you are navigating :
- Dangerous cargo indication (number of blue cones),
- Destination,
- Depth,
- In case of convoy length and beam of convoy and the reference point of the GPS antenna. Also if the previous voyage was a convoy it should be adjusted accordingly,
- Set the navigational status information of the ship to “underway” with respect to the navigational status that is applicable.
12.3. DURING THE VOYAGE¶
- Keep the navigational status information of the ship up to date,
- Check if you are receiving data from other vessels (which you may see visually).
12.4. AFTER THE VOYAGE¶
- Set the navigational status information to “moored” or “at anchor”,
- Amend the voyage-related data if necessary,
- Operate the Inland AIS station according to the regional regulation for the river/port where you are.