Here's a Stock Phrase born in the world of infomercials.
This trope is a must for the conscientious writer looking for a snappy, poppy way to jazz up the multiple talents of the object of his description.
You can put it at the end of a full list of other talents ("it's murderous, relentless, merciless, and makes julienne fries!") or when describing all other generic slicers and dicers (swords, battle axes, Japanese chefs, etc.) add "... and makes julienne fries" in a cute little wink.
A must for your Pop Culture Referencing Genies!
But Wait, There's More! Choose this stock phrase now and we'll throw in "handles stubborn stains", "and still cut a tomato" for free!
The Trope Namer for this was commercials for the Veg-O-Matic, one of the first products Ron Popeil sold, which really could do all of the things mentioned in the title. For those of you who don't remember it, the Veg-O-Matic was basically a French-fry cutter, fitted with a second blade that could be turned 90 degrees to cut slices.
Examples:
- According to this classic ad, Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
- Not exactly word-for-word, but something similar showed up in the The Magic Bullet Infomercial.
- Secret Six: Ragdoll's breadknife. It slices, it dices, it hamstrings giant brainwashed superheroes. It also cuts off his own hand.
- Bloom County has a Sunday Strip in which Opus watches a campaign ad parodying this style:
He slices! He dices! He mashes! He smashes his opponents!! Just look how easily he carves through special interests! Watch as he quickly turns a PAC into so many hundreds of delicious fries!!! He'll never lose his edge! Jack Blatt is the greatest thing since the Ronco "Turnip Twaddler"!
- One early-'90s Garfield strip saw Garfield watching one of these infomercials on TV:
Pitchman: Yes, it slices, dices, chops and shreds! It cuts and cubes! It pulverizes!
Jon: Selling cats?
Garfield: Yes.
- The merchant/Framing Device guy in Aladdin tries to sell such a device to the viewer: A combination hookah and coffee maker.
Merchant: Will not break! (bangs on table) It will not— (breaks)...It broke!
- In The Incredibles, Syndrome intones like a pitchman when he introduces the new Omnidroid (and his new self) to Mr. Incredible. "It's bigger! It's badder!"
- In Explorers, the three kids meet aliens who pick up English from watching television. One did a better job than the other so the latter communicates by speaking out TV catchphrases and clips from old black-and-white TV recordings, including this one.
- In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), Michelangelo starts doing the "it slices, it dices" routine as Leonardo tosses a pizza in the air and slices it with his katanas until a slice falls on Splinter's head.
- In Animorphs, the heroes have to cover for a broken-down Chee android named Erek (Chee are normally disguised with a hologram, but due to Yeerk tampering with the Pemalite ship that was the source of their technology, their holograms were failing) by pretending he's some kind of personal multifunction tool.
"It slices. It dices. It can make Julie Ann's fries."
"You mean julienne fries?" a woman asked skeptically.
"Anyone's fries," Cassie said, her voice tinged with desperation. "In fact, this Kitchen Droid will ask, 'Do you want fries with that?'" - In Dearly Devoted Dexter by Jeff Lindsay, Dexter and Seargent Dokes are working together to track a Serial Killer named Dr. Danco, with whom Doakes has a personal history. Doakes explains that the killer is named after a brand of vegetable chopper, because he "slices, dices, and makes chopped vegetables."
- In Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon, Enoch Root calls Plato's Allegory of the Cave "the Veg-O-Matic of metaphors — it slices! It dices!"
- Whateley Universe: From Mission Imp-probable (Part 2), while the Imp is bantering with Brandywine about her net thrower:
That thing looks like something you order off the Home Shopping Network late at night It slices it dices it makes julienne fries And if you order now, well throw in this handy dandy butt scratcher, absolutely free
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Chosen"
Willow: Did you find out anything about the scythe?
Buffy: It slices, dices and makes julienne preacher. - Thank God You're Here Episode #1.3
Glenn Robbins: It slices, it dices. But wait, there's more. It also works as a... Ken?
Frank Woodley: Killing thing. - Hercules: The Legendary Journeys episode "The Academy"
Hercules: Let me guess: It slices and dices, and if you act now, you get a free butt-kicking. But wait, there's more!
- The "Weird Al" Yankovic song "Mr. Popeil" references all of the classic infomercial lines, and this is no exception.
- Logan Whitehurst and "The Robot Cat."
It slices! It dices! It catches the mices!
It's got a stock ticker with the Wall Street prices! - Tom Waits' song Step Right Up is a six-minute sales pitch for a very strange sounding product, which includes the phrase.
That's right, it filets, it chops
It dices, slices, never stops
Lasts a lifetime, mows your lawn - In the song "My Girlfriend's A Robot" by The Hanson Brothers (Nomeansno's hockey-themed Ramones-esque side project, not the "MMM Bop" guys), the narrator claims of his beloved, "Now she slices and she dices, she makes julienne fries" after he takes her apart and puts her in his home appliances.
- This was the basis for Gallagher's famous watermelon-smashing routine, the idea being that the sledgehammer (or sledge-o-matic) was the perfect multi-use kitchen tool.
It'll even make french fries, but you've got to crack that sumbitch just right.
- Occasionally said word for word by Gex when he hits an enemy with his tail, thanks to his trademark non-stop pop-culture spewing.
- In the Warcraft III, blademaster's funny quotes "I have a blade that can cut through armor! And still cut a tomato."
- From Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando:
Announcer: He slices, he dices and carves up a mean dish, please welcome Chainblade.
- In the N. Faux Mercial of Crash: Mind Over Mutant, this is one of the features of the NV.
Cortex: Talk to your disgusting friends! Watch pay-per-view! And julienne fries!  Takes a bite, and spits.) Ew, waxy!
- Oracle of Tao has a sword technique with this sort of thing (in the skill description text):
"Slices and dices! Only $14.99!"
- In The Outer Worlds during loading Screens an advertisement for the Plasma Cutter weapon with the tagline: Slices, Dices, Cauterizes, can appear.
- Commander Keen 5: Goodbye Galaxy advertises the Omegamatic this way:
"IT SLICES! IT DICES! It causes a 100,000 light year-diameter quantum explosion!"
- Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Has Bruticus say this about his Rotor-Shield. He even follows up with But Wait, There's More!.
- This is especially funny, since one of his components, Swindle, is a caricature of Ron Popeil.
- In SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos, Vega explicitly says that this is what he will do to Kasumi in their pre-fight banter.
- Deadpool will sometimes say his own version of this line whenever using sais in his game.
"It slices! It dices! It chicken fried rices!"
- In StarFlight, there is an artifact, the Black Box, that you can purchase from the Thrynn for 30 cm of endurium. Starport's analysis: WE CANT FIGURE OUT EXACTLY WHAT THIS IS. IT SLICES, IT DICES, IT EVEN MAKES JULIENNE FRIES!
- SF Debris spoofed the line in his Projections review, when "kinoplasmic radiation" is used to justify or Hand Wave almost every plot development in this Star Trek: Voyager episode.
SF Debris: What versatile radiation: it screws up all the computers, the transporters, and human brains. It slices, it dices, it cuts through a tin can and still slices through a tomato!
- In an early VeggieTales story, the unnamed scallion was trying to sell a device called the "Forgive-O-Matic", which would cause God to forgive you of your sins. When informed that this wouldn't work, the scallion stated that you could put a potato into it and it would make julienne fries.
- In Yvon of the Yukon, in an episode referencing the French Revolution wherein Yvon unwittingly channels King Louis XVI to the point where the citizens of Upyer Mukluk haul him and Tommy - who was shanghaied into being Yvon's jester - to be executed. The villagers unfold a guillotine from a briefcase, while proclaiming "It slices! It dices!"
- In one episode of Muppet Babies, Fozzie had an Imagine Spot of what he called the Mupp-O-Matic, which could do a variety of things.
- In an episode of Rocko's Modern Life, Rocko goes to an eye doctor and the vision tester is shown to be able to julienne fries.
- Darkwing Duck: In "Beauty and the Beet", DW threatens Bushroot with a weed-whacker, proclaiming, "It slices! It dices! It... runs out of gas!"


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And it should happen.
by Chris OkulaIf you’re underwhelmed by the Aston Martin DBX’s twin-turbo V8 engine good news may be on the horizon. At the DBX Launch event, Road & Track spoke to Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer about the potential for a V12 DBX, and he didn’t say no.
The Aston Martin DBX debuted with a Mercedes-AMG derived twin-turbo V8 which produces 542 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. The astute observers at Road & Track noted that the DBX’s engine bay leaves room for even more engine to which Andy Palmer confirmed could fit Aston’s twin-turbo V12. Palmer went on to further explain to Road & Track, “We'll probably do other engine derivatives, we'll do other spec derivatives. As you do with any lifecycle management," Palmer said. "And, in the same way, as we do specials off of our DB11 platform, we may well do specials off this platform."
Gallery: 2021 Aston Martin DBX
The V8 engine in the DBX SUV may be powerful but nothing beats the refined driving experience of a V12. The Rolls Royce Cullinan is currently the only SUV on sale today that features a V12, however, the Cullinan's mission is more luxury-focused rather than the sporty intentions of the Aston Martin DBX.
If Aston were to offer a V12 DBX it’s very probable to debut under Aston’s AMR trim which is reserved for only the most special Astons. Take for example the Aston Martin Vantage AMR which features a manual transmission. The Vantage AMR isn’t about going faster but rather experiencing something special.
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With this in mind, it makes perfect sense for Aston to release a V12 DBX AMR SUV. Sure the V12 won't be much faster than the current V8, if at all, but the unique experience will more than makeup for the lack of additional performance. The Aston Martin DBX is just getting started. It’s very clear that Aston has a lot of plans for this new SUV and we’re excited to see what's next.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray is a suspense novel by Oscar Wilde, narrating the tale of Dorian Gray, and his mysterious life.
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- The novel opens with Basil and Lord Henry discussing a painting, as well as the subject of the painting, and theories of art. Basil wants to keep things secret from Lord Henry, but finds that he is unable to do so.
- “Chapter 2”
- Lord Henry’s influence on Dorian begins. Basil considers what to do with the painting.
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- “Chapter 4”
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- Dorian and Lord Henry discuss many things, including Dorian’s attempt to be a better person. Lord Henry tells Dorian not to change, and expresses his wish to recapture the youth that Dorian has seemingly managed to keep.
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public override void GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
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The System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo to populate with data.
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The destination (System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext) for this serialization.
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Returns a list of objects that define the outline (and holes) of this text. The global setting "Font.Precision"
defines the precision of the outline, if the precision is 3 (fine) then splines can occur in the outline.
If the precision is 1 or 2 (raw, middle) the splines are approximated.
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Modifies the direction, size and aspect ratio of the text so that the text will fit
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public void SetBounds(GeoPoint ll, GeoPoint lr, GeoPoint ul)
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Point for the lower left position of the text
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The second largest town in Sarawak, Sibu is situated on the confluence of the Rajang and Igan Rivers, some 60 km from the sea. Even at this point, the river is over a mile wide.
Port of Entry.
For full details on clearance into and out of Malaysia see Malaysia Formalities.
When arriving here from places other than a port in Sarawak, a boat must clear in with the authorites. Similarly on departure for a destination outside Sarawak.
Note the new update to the restrictions on visas. See Malaysia/Immigration.
Last updated July 2013.
There is no information where to moor here, but there are several possible wharves near the chinese Pagoda.


| LoadQueryDataForManipulationViaCode | Overloaded. Query the data from the data connection in a mode for submitting changes in a later step |
| LoadTableDataForManipulationViaCode | Overloaded. Load table data from the data connection in a mode for submitting changes in a later step |
| UpdateCodeManipulatedData | Write back changes to the data connection |
| WriteDataSetToDataConnection | Write tables of a dataset with their rows into tables on a data connection |
| WriteDataTableToDataConnection | Write a datatable with its rows into a table on a data connection |
| Manipulation Constructor | Initializes a new instance of the Manipulation class. |
| Equals (inherited from Object) | |
| GetHashCode (inherited from Object) | |
| GetType (inherited from Object) | |
| ToString (inherited from Object) |
| Finalize (inherited from Object) | |
| MemberwiseClone (inherited from Object) |
Manipulation Class | CompuMaster.Data Namespace


Blocks
Here is a paragraph
And another paragraph
These lines are separated
by a line break
This stuff is in a div block - normally used for styling
And another div
Heading tags have a built in size and font weight
But they can be changed with CSS
Headings are important for SEO
Below is a line just because ...
Formatting
I can make things BOLD or ITALIC
Or BOTH
Links
I can link to an external site See the weather
I will probably want to open it in another window
See the weather
Go to Other File
I can link to a spot in a file as long as it has an ID.
Back to the top ...
Images
I can add an image - and it can be aligned right or left or not at all.
I can set just the height or width and the other will be calculated,
although that is not best for performance.
Lists
Lists can be ordered OL (with numbers) or unordered UL (with bullets)
Each item in the list is a list item LI.
Let's count the sheep:


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This class provides the functionality of an exemption mechanism, examples
of which are key recovery, key weakening, and
key escrow.
|
| ExemptionMechanismSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
ExemptionMechanism class. |
| KeyAgreement |
This class provides the functionality of a key agreement (or key
exchange) protocol.
|
| KeyAgreementSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
KeyAgreement class. |
| KeyGenerator |
This class provides the functionality of a secret (symmetric) key generator.
|
| KeyGeneratorSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
KeyGenerator class. |
| Mac |
This class provides the functionality of a "Message Authentication Code"
(MAC) algorithm.
|
| MacSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
Mac class. |
| NullCipher |
The NullCipher class is a class that provides an
"identity cipher" -- one that does not transform the plain text.
|
| SealedObject |
This class enables a programmer to create an object and protect its
confidentiality with a cryptographic algorithm.
|
| SecretKeyFactory |
This class represents a factory for secret keys.
|
| SecretKeyFactorySpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
SecretKeyFactory class. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AEADBadTagException |
This exception is thrown when a
Cipher operating in
an AEAD mode (such as GCM/CCM) is unable to verify the supplied
authentication tag. |
| BadPaddingException |
This exception is thrown when a particular padding mechanism is
expected for the input data but the data is not padded properly.
|
| ExemptionMechanismException |
This is the generic ExemptionMechanism exception.
|
| IllegalBlockSizeException |
This exception is thrown when the length of data provided to a block
cipher is incorrect, i.e., does not match the block size of the cipher.
|
| NoSuchPaddingException |
This exception is thrown when a particular padding mechanism is
requested but is not available in the environment.
|
| ShortBufferException |
This exception is thrown when an output buffer provided by the user
is too short to hold the operation result.
|
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| DHKey |
The interface to a Diffie-Hellman key.
|
| DHPrivateKey |
The interface to a Diffie-Hellman private key.
|
| DHPublicKey |
The interface to a Diffie-Hellman public key.
|
| PBEKey |
The interface to a PBE key.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DESedeKeySpec |
This class specifies a DES-EDE ("triple-DES") key.
|
| DESKeySpec |
This class specifies a DES key.
|
| DHGenParameterSpec |
This class specifies the set of parameters used for generating
Diffie-Hellman (system) parameters for use in Diffie-Hellman key
agreement.
|
| DHParameterSpec |
This class specifies the set of parameters used with the Diffie-Hellman
algorithm, as specified in PKCS #3: Diffie-Hellman Key-Agreement
Standard.
|
| DHPrivateKeySpec |
This class specifies a Diffie-Hellman private key with its associated
parameters.
|
| DHPublicKeySpec |
This class specifies a Diffie-Hellman public key with its associated
parameters.
|
| GCMParameterSpec |
Specifies the set of parameters required by a
Cipher using the Galois/Counter Mode (GCM) mode. |
| IvParameterSpec |
This class specifies an initialization vector (IV).
|
| OAEPParameterSpec |
This class specifies the set of parameters used with OAEP Padding,
as defined in the
PKCS #1
standard.
|
| PBEKeySpec |
A user-chosen password that can be used with password-based encryption
(PBE).
|
| PBEParameterSpec |
This class specifies the set of parameters used with password-based
encryption (PBE), as defined in the
PKCS #5
standard.
|
| PSource |
This class specifies the source for encoding input P in OAEP Padding,
as defined in the
PKCS #1
standard.
|
| PSource.PSpecified |
This class is used to explicitly specify the value for
encoding input P in OAEP Padding.
|
| RC2ParameterSpec |
This class specifies the parameters used with the
RC2
algorithm.
|
| RC5ParameterSpec |
This class specifies the parameters used with the
RC5
algorithm.
|
| SecretKeySpec |
This class specifies a secret key in a provider-independent fashion.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ServerSocketFactory |
This class creates server sockets.
|
| SocketFactory |
This class creates sockets.
|
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| HandshakeCompletedListener |
This interface is implemented by any class which wants to receive
notifications about the completion of an SSL protocol handshake
on a given SSL connection.
|
| HostnameVerifier |
This class is the base interface for hostname verification.
|
| KeyManager |
This is the base interface for JSSE key managers.
|
| ManagerFactoryParameters |
This class is the base interface for providing
algorithm-specific information to a KeyManagerFactory or
TrustManagerFactory.
|
| SSLSession |
In SSL, sessions are used to describe an ongoing relationship between
two entities.
|
| SSLSessionBindingListener |
This interface is implemented by objects which want to know when
they are being bound or unbound from a SSLSession.
|
| SSLSessionContext |
A
SSLSessionContext represents a set of
SSLSession s associated with a single entity. |
| TrustManager |
This is the base interface for JSSE trust managers.
|
| X509KeyManager |
Instances of this interface manage which X509 certificate-based
key pairs are used to authenticate the local side of a secure
socket.
|
| X509TrustManager |
Instance of this interface manage which X509 certificates
may be used to authenticate the remote side of a secure
socket.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CertPathTrustManagerParameters |
A wrapper for CertPathParameters.
|
| ExtendedSSLSession |
Extends the
SSLSession interface to support additional
session attributes. |
| HandshakeCompletedEvent |
This event indicates that an SSL handshake completed on a given
SSL connection.
|
| HttpsURLConnection |
HttpsURLConnection extends HttpURLConnection
with support for https-specific features. |
| KeyManagerFactory |
This class acts as a factory for key managers based on a
source of key material.
|
| KeyManagerFactorySpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
KeyManagerFactory class. |
| KeyStoreBuilderParameters |
A parameters object for X509KeyManagers that encapsulates a List
of KeyStore.Builders.
|
| SNIHostName |
Instances of this class represent a server name of type
host_name in a Server Name
Indication (SNI) extension. |
| SNIMatcher |
Instances of this class represent a matcher that performs match
operations on an
SNIServerName instance. |
| SNIServerName |
Instances of this class represent a server name in a Server Name
Indication (SNI) extension.
|
| SSLContext |
Instances of this class represent a secure socket protocol
implementation which acts as a factory for secure socket
factories or
SSLEngine s. |
| SSLContextSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
SSLContext class. |
| SSLEngine |
A class which enables secure communications using protocols such as
the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or
IETF RFC 2246 "Transport
Layer Security" (TLS) protocols, but is transport independent.
|
| SSLEngineResult |
An encapsulation of the result state produced by
SSLEngine I/O calls. |
| SSLParameters |
Encapsulates parameters for an SSL/TLS connection.
|
| SSLPermission |
This class is for various network permissions.
|
| SSLServerSocket |
This class extends
ServerSocket s and
provides secure server sockets using protocols such as the Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols. |
| SSLServerSocketFactory |
SSLServerSocketFactory s create
SSLServerSocket s. |
| SSLSessionBindingEvent |
This event is propagated to a SSLSessionBindingListener.
|
| SSLSocket |
This class extends
Socket s and provides secure
socket using protocols such as the "Secure
Sockets Layer" (SSL) or IETF "Transport Layer Security" (TLS) protocols. |
| SSLSocketFactory |
SSLSocketFactory s create SSLSocket s. |
| StandardConstants |
Standard constants definitions
|
| TrustManagerFactory |
This class acts as a factory for trust managers based on a
source of trust material.
|
| TrustManagerFactorySpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
TrustManagerFactory class. |
| X509ExtendedKeyManager |
Abstract class that provides for extension of the X509KeyManager
interface.
|
| X509ExtendedTrustManager |
Extensions to the
X509TrustManager interface to support
SSL/TLS connection sensitive trust management. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus |
An
SSLEngineResult enum describing the current
handshaking state of this SSLEngine . |
| SSLEngineResult.Status |
An
SSLEngineResult enum describing the overall result
of the SSLEngine operation. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SSLException |
Indicates some kind of error detected by an SSL subsystem.
|
| SSLHandshakeException |
Indicates that the client and server could not negotiate the
desired level of security.
|
| SSLKeyException |
Reports a bad SSL key.
|
| SSLPeerUnverifiedException |
Indicates that the peer's identity has not been verified.
|
| SSLProtocolException |
Reports an error in the operation of the SSL protocol.
|
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Bindings |
A mapping of key/value pairs, all of whose keys are
Strings . |
| Compilable |
The optional interface implemented by ScriptEngines whose methods compile scripts
to a form that can be executed repeatedly without recompilation.
|
| Invocable |
The optional interface implemented by ScriptEngines whose methods allow the invocation of
procedures in scripts that have previously been executed.
|
| ScriptContext |
The interface whose implementing classes are used to connect Script Engines
with objects, such as scoped Bindings, in hosting applications.
|
| ScriptEngine |
ScriptEngine is the fundamental interface whose methods must be
fully functional in every implementation of this specification. |
| ScriptEngineFactory |
ScriptEngineFactory is used to describe and instantiate
ScriptEngines . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractScriptEngine |
Provides a standard implementation for several of the variants of the
eval
method. |
| CompiledScript |
Extended by classes that store results of compilations.
|
| ScriptEngineManager |
The
ScriptEngineManager implements a discovery and instantiation
mechanism for ScriptEngine classes and also maintains a
collection of key/value pairs storing state shared by all engines created
by the Manager. |
| SimpleBindings |
A simple implementation of Bindings backed by
a
HashMap or some other specified Map . |
| SimpleScriptContext |
Simple implementation of ScriptContext.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ScriptException |
The generic
Exception class for the Scripting APIs. |
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Destroyable |
Objects such as credentials may optionally implement this interface
to provide the capability to destroy its contents.
|
| Refreshable |
Objects such as credentials may optionally implement this
interface to provide the capability to refresh itself.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AuthPermission |
This class is for authentication permissions.
|
| Policy | Deprecated
as of JDK version 1.4 -- Replaced by java.security.Policy.
|
| PrivateCredentialPermission |
This class is used to protect access to private Credentials
belonging to a particular
Subject . |
| Subject |
A
Subject represents a grouping of related information
for a single entity, such as a person. |
| SubjectDomainCombiner |
A
SubjectDomainCombiner updates ProtectionDomains
with Principals from the Subject associated with this
SubjectDomainCombiner . |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| DestroyFailedException |
Signals that a
destroy operation failed. |
| RefreshFailedException |
Signals that a
refresh operation failed. |
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Callback |
Implementations of this interface are passed to a
CallbackHandler , allowing underlying security services
the ability to interact with a calling application to retrieve specific
authentication data such as usernames and passwords, or to display
certain information, such as error and warning messages. |
| CallbackHandler |
An application implements a
CallbackHandler and passes
it to underlying security services so that they may interact with
the application to retrieve specific authentication data,
such as usernames and passwords, or to display certain information,
such as error and warning messages. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ChoiceCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
ChoiceCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to display a list of choices
and to retrieve the selected choice(s). |
| ConfirmationCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
ConfirmationCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to ask for YES/NO,
OK/CANCEL, YES/NO/CANCEL or other similar confirmations. |
| LanguageCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
LanguageCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to retrieve the Locale
used for localizing text. |
| NameCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
NameCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to retrieve name information. |
| PasswordCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
PasswordCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to retrieve password information. |
| TextInputCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
TextInputCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to retrieve generic text
information. |
| TextOutputCallback |
Underlying security services instantiate and pass a
TextOutputCallback to the handle
method of a CallbackHandler to display information messages,
warning messages and error messages. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| UnsupportedCallbackException |
Signals that a
CallbackHandler does not
recognize a particular Callback . |
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Configuration.Parameters |
This represents a marker interface for Configuration parameters.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AppConfigurationEntry |
This class represents a single
LoginModule entry
configured for the application specified in the
getAppConfigurationEntry(String appName)
method in the Configuration class. |
| AppConfigurationEntry.LoginModuleControlFlag |
This class represents whether or not a
LoginModule
is REQUIRED, REQUISITE, SUFFICIENT or OPTIONAL. |
| Configuration |
A Configuration object is responsible for specifying which LoginModules
should be used for a particular application, and in what order the
LoginModules should be invoked.
|
| ConfigurationSpi |
This class defines the Service Provider Interface (SPI)
for the
Configuration class. |
| LoginContext |
The
LoginContext class describes the basic methods used
to authenticate Subjects and provides a way to develop an
application independent of the underlying authentication technology. |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AccountException |
A generic account exception.
|
| AccountExpiredException |
Signals that a user account has expired.
|
| AccountLockedException |
Signals that an account was locked.
|
| AccountNotFoundException |
Signals that an account was not found.
|
| CredentialException |
A generic credential exception.
|
| CredentialExpiredException |
Signals that a
Credential has expired. |
| CredentialNotFoundException |
Signals that a credential was not found.
|
| FailedLoginException |
Signals that user authentication failed.
|
| LoginException |
This is the basic login exception.
|
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| LoginModule |
LoginModule describes the interface
implemented by authentication technology providers. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| X500Principal |
This class represents an X.500
Principal . |
| X500PrivateCredential |
This class represents an
X500PrivateCredential . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Certificate |
Abstract class for managing a variety of identity certificates.
|
| X509Certificate |
Abstract class for X.509 v1 certificates.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| CertificateEncodingException |
Certificate Encoding Exception.
|
| CertificateException |
This exception indicates one of a variety of certificate problems.
|
| CertificateExpiredException |
Certificate Expired Exception.
|
| CertificateNotYetValidException |
Certificate is not yet valid exception.
|
| CertificateParsingException |
Certificate Parsing Exception.
|
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Factory method for loading a new helper
If loading the same type of helper more than once and choose to register it within
the registry, then the hold one will be overrridden and it will be available as:
| Exception | Condition |
| \Tuxxedo\Exception\Basic | Throws a basic exception if the helper is not a child of this class |
Generated by Tuxxedo Engine 1.3.0 "Intergalactic" Alpha 1 (experimental).


AMF Remoting support.
A Remoting request from the client consists of a short preamble,
headers, and bodies. The preamble contains basic information about the
nature of the request. Headers can be used to request debugging
information, send authentication info, tag transactions, etc. Bodies
contain actual Remoting requests and responses. A single Remoting
envelope can contain several requests; Remoting supports batching out of
the box.
Client headers and bodies need not be responded to in a one-to-one
manner. That is, a body or header may not require a response. Debug
information is requested by a header but sent back as a body object. The
response index is essential for the Adobe Flash Player to understand the
response therefore.
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{% extends "main.html" %}
{% block title %}Statistics{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{% for week in stats['weeks'] %}
Week: {{ week['week_number'] }}
| Submissions |
Submissions with redirects |
Redirects |
Unique urls (including redirects) |
Unique domains (including redirects) |
| {{ week['submissions'] }} |
{{ week['submissions_with_redirects'] }} |
{{ week['redirects'] }} |
{{ week['uniq_urls'] }} |
{{ week['uniq_domains'] }} |
{% endfor %}
{% for year in stats['years'] %}
Year: {{ year['year'] }}
- Total submissions: {{ year['yearly_submissions'] }}
- Total redirects: {{ year['yearly_redirects'] }}
| Month |
Submissions |
Submissions with redirects |
Redirects |
Unique urls (including redirects) |
Unique domains (including redirects) |
{% for month in year['months'] %}
| {{ month_name(month['month_number']) }} |
{{ month['submissions'] }} |
{{ month['submissions_with_redirects'] }} |
{{ month['redirects'] }} |
{{ month['uniq_urls'] }} |
{{ month['uniq_domains'] }} |
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
{% endblock %}
{% block scripts %}
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{% endblock %}
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Grad Student Highlight
Each week, we highlight a graduate student to highlight their achievements and bring a human touch to science that affects us all. Hear about their work in their own words in the episodes linked below.
Meghan Chandarana Ph.D. student studying robotics at Carnegie Mellon University
Meghan’s research aims to develop interaction and prediction models for large robot swarms that can be used by human operators to more effectively define mission objectives, assign resources and monitor the vehicles during execution.
Check out her interview in the episode Did supernovae make us walk upright?
Andrew Makdisi Ph.D. student studying civil engineering at the University of Washington
Andrew’s research is focused on understanding how soil liquefies during an earthquake. This effect can have disastrous consequences on infrastructure, such as buildings, dams, and gas pipelines. One cool thing about his research is that while it is deeply rooted in interesting theory, it has many practical effects that could save lives in the event of a natural disaster.
Check out his interview in the episode Does negative mass explain dark matter?
Anna Sheppard Ph.D. student studying electric propulsion in the Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics at the University of Washington
Anna’s is a legitimate rocket scientist who’s looking into new techniques for improving electric propulsion that could one day fly in space. Traditional electric propulsion thrusters that run using Noble Gases for propellants, however, Anna’s investigating whether molecular propellants could one day be used instead. If so, future space expeditions to places like Mars may someday use resources on the planet, like ammonia, as a propellant, enabling us to explore deeper into the solar system for longer periods of time.
Check out her interview in the episode How does an “ion plane” actually fly?
Justin Penn
Ph.D. student studying chemical oceanography at the University of Washington School of Oceanography
Justin’s research focuses on the mechanisms that drive changes in Earth’s climates. It turns out his models are so good, they could accurately account for the meteorological changes that wiped out nearly 95% of Earth’s species 250 million years ago! This research earned him a spot as top dawg–ahem, sorry, first author–on a coveted Science paper entitled “Temperature-dependent hypoxia explains biogeography and severity of end-Permian marine mass extinction” and published in Dec. 2018.
Check out his interview in the episode Did climate change cause the “Great Dying”?
Megan Raden @psych.and.coding
Ph.D. student studying Cognitive Science.
Megan’s research is searching for the cognitive processes and mechanisms that contribute to and are necessary for successful problem solving. She’s asking, “What enables high achievers to find problems to difficult solutions? And what’s preventing low achievers from finding those same solutions?” Further, she recommends looking into cognitive science for anyone who teaches or is just looking to improve their problem solving skills!
Check out her interview in the episode Could you prove you’re human in one word?
EL Meszaros @IAStranger
Ph.D. student at Brown University in the History of the Exact Sciences in Antiquity.
EL’s research studies the formation, application, transmission, and impact of mathematics, astronomy, and physics in the ancient world, particularly ancient Mesopotamia and the Greek and Latin speaking world. She entered this field by looking at how the language that we use to describe science, particularly metaphor, changes over time and in translation, in the hopes that these changes can tell us something about how scientific concepts were understood in their time. Situating ancient science like this also sheds light on how widespread scientific understanding was and how it overlaps and interacts with other ways of understanding the world.
Check out her interview in the episode How hard was the InSight landing on Mars?
Mayrena Hernandez @mayrenaisamar
Ph.D. student in biomechanics at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
Maryena’s research builds off her background in athletic training to explore the processes of rehabilitation to better understand why lower extermity injuries occur, and how rehab can be used to reduce reoccurence. She also leverages her background in public health to investigate how socioeconomic status can influence sport specialization and health care equity. Her research has found that youth who are highly specialized in a single sport are 81% more likely to experience an over-use injury.
Check out her interview in the episode Is paralysis a thing of the past?
Susanna Harris @SusannaLHarris
Ph.D. student in Microbiology University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
Susanna’s research seeks to understand how microbial communities and bacteria can protect plants and agriculture. Farmers have known for centuries that certain fields are better for raising crops, and in the the 1970’s researchers found that beneficial bacteria in the soil may be one reason for this. One issue though is that these beneficial bacteria don’t seem to perform as well outdoors as they do in the lab, and Susanna’s investigating why.
In addition to her research, Susanna is active in the SciCommunity (@thescicommunity) to connect science communicators on social media, and she has also founded the online group PhDepression (@ph_d_epression) to increase conversation and break the stigma of mental illness in academia.
Check out her interview in the episode Is Oumuamua an alien spacecraft?
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Source code for PyFL.nfl_stats
from urllib2 import Request, urlopen, URLError
import json
from player import Player, PlayerHistory
from constants import *
from util import process_as_dk
[docs]def gather_json(week, position=None):
"""
Utility method for acquiring json data from NFL api
"""
week = str(week)
url = baseurl + week
if position in valid_positions:
url = url + '&position=' + position
try:
response = urlopen(Request(url))
return json.loads(response.read())
except URLError, e:
raise Exception('Incorrect parameters, could not load data')
[docs]def get_player_points(player_name, week, position=None):
"""
Get a player's points for a certain week
Example:
get_player_points('Tom Brady', 1, position='QB')
"""
data = gather_json(week)
stats = None
for player in data['players']:
if player_name in player['name']:
stats = player
pos = player['position']
break
draft_kings_stats = {}
if stats is None:
print 'player not found in data'
return None
else:
for x in xrange(91):
try:
num_str = str(x)
draft_kings_stats[num_str] = stats['stats'][num_str]
except KeyError:
draft_kings_stats[num_str] = '0'
return process_as_dk(pos, draft_kings_stats)
[docs]def get_player_week_by_week(player_name, end_week, position=None):
"""
Get a player's scores week by week along with a min, max, stdev and mean
Example:
get_player_week_by_week('Tom Brady', 10, position='QB')
"""
player_history = []
for x in range(end_week):
data = gather_json(x+1, position)
for player_info in data['players']:
if player_name in player_info['name']:
player_history.append(Player(player_info, x+1))
break
return PlayerHistory(player_history)


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When: November 13, 5:30 pm
Public Viewing: November 8, 2019 | 10 am-6 pm, November 12, 2019 | 10 am-6 pm, November 13, 2019 | 10 am to 2 pm
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— “Composition,” Circa 1965 — Charles Hossein Zenderoudi (Born in 1937) Iranian School; Mixed technique and collage on kraft paper, signed “Hossein” in Farsi in the composition. Measurement: 71 x 49 cm (27 15/16 x 19 5/16 in). Featured in lot 173. Estimate: € 30,000 - 40,000 (33,150 - 44,200 USD)
— “Parade De La Garde Royale (Parade of the Royal Guard)” — Hassan el Glaoui (1924-2018); Gouache on isorel, signed lower left. Measurement: 75.3 x 106 cm (29 ⅝ x 41 ¾ in). Featured in lot 166. Estimate: € 20,000 - 40,000 (22,100 - 44,200 USD)
— “Devant L’entree De La Mosquee De La Pecherie, Alger (Small Entrance to the Mosque De La Pecherie, Algiers)” — Frederick-Arthur Bridgman (1847-1929) American School; Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Titled on the back of the canvas. Measurement: 24 x 34 cm (9.5 x 13.5 in). Featured in lot 85. Estimate: € 18,000 - 22,000 (19,900 - 24,300 USD)
— “La Priere Devant Le Palais D'or Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar, Inde (Praying in Front of Harmandir Sahib Palace, Amristar, India)” — Antoine Druet (1857-1921); Oil on canvas, signed, located “Amritsar, India” and autographed “To my friend Pelissier “in the lower left. Measurement: 64.5 x 81 cm (25 ⅜ x 31 ⅞ in). Featured in lot 137. Estimate: € 15,000 - 25,000 (16,600 - 27,600 USD)
— “Guerrier Au Repos (Warrior at Rest)” — Orientalist School (late 19th century); Oil on canvas. Signed “G. Lem [...]” at the bottom left. Measurement: 65 x 80 cm (25 9/16 x 31 ½ in). Featured in lot 84. Estimate: € 12,000 - 18,000 (13,250 - 19,900 USD)
— “Chevres A Shobrah, Egypte (Goats in Shobrah, Egypt)” — Ludwig Deutsch (1855-1935); Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Measurement: 50 x 60 cm (20 x 24 in). Featured in lot 115. Estimate: € 12,000 - 18,000 (13,250 - 19,900 USD)
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Provides utility methods to execute a command
- Source:
- lib/exec.js, line 1
Methods
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<static> buildSpawned(grunt, script, sources, options) → {ChildProcess}
-
Build and execute a child process using the spawn function
Parameters:
Name Type Description grunt
Object the grunt context script
String the script to run sources
Array the list of sources files options
Object the list of cli flags - Source:
- lib/exec.js, line 15
Returns:
from the spawn- Type
- ChildProcess
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Lookup file or path into node modules
Parameters:
Name Type Description grunt
Object the grunt context base
String the file or path to lookup extPath
String | Array additionnal pathes to lookup - Source:
- lib/exec.js, line 52
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pdsimage package¶
Submodules¶
pdsimage.PDS_Extractor module¶
-
class
pdsimage.PDS_Extractor.
BinaryTable
(fname, path_pdsfile='/Users/thorey/Documents/repos/pdsimage/pdsimage/PDS_FILE')¶ Bases:
object
Class which is able to read PDS image file for LOLA/WAC images.
LROC LOLA - Informations can be found at LROC/LOLA website. In particular, the header, located in a separate file .LBL file, contains all the informations. Read manually
LROC WAC - Informations can be found at LROC/WAC website. In particular, HEADER in the binary file that contain all the information - Read with the module pvl module for informations about how the header is extracted directly from the file.
This class has a method able to download the images, though it might be better to download them before as it takes a lot of time, especially for larger resolution.
Both are NASA PDS FILE - Meaning, they are binary table whose format depends on the file. All the information can be found in the Header whose reference are above. Line usualy index latitude while sample on the line refers to longitude.
 PROJECTION : [WAC : ‘EQUIRECTANGULAR’, LOLA : ‘“SIMPLE”’] FURTHER WORK IS NEEDED FOR IT TO BECOMES MORE GENERAL.
-
fname
¶ str – name of pds file.
-
path_pdsfiles
¶ str – path where pds files are stored.
-
LOLApath
¶ str – path for LOLA images
-
WACpath
¶ str – path for WAC images
-
grid
¶ str – WAC or LOLA
-
img
¶ str – name of the image
-
lbl
¶ str – name of the lbl file, where information are stored. Empty for WAC.
Note
I also integrate all the specification of the image contained in the header or the .LBL file as attribute of the class. However, the list is long and I do not introduce them into the documentation. See the file directly for details.
-
Array
(size_chunk, start, bytesize)¶ Read part of the binary file
Parameters: - size_chunk (int) – Size of the chunk to read
- start (int) – Starting byte
- bytesize (int) – Ending byte
Returns: Array of the corresponding values
Return type: (np.array)
-
Boundary
()¶ Get the image boundary
Returns: A tupple composed by the westernmost_longitude, the westernmost_longitude, the minimum_latitude and the maximum_latitude
-
Cylindrical_Window
(radius, lat0, long0)¶ Cylindrical projection of a window centered at(lat0, long0) with a given radius of radius.
Parameters: - radius (float) – Radius of the window in km
- lat0 (float) – Latitude at the center(degree)
- long0 (float) – Longitude at the center(degree)
Returns: A tuple
(longll, longtr, latll, lattr)
withlongll
the longitude of the lower left corner,longtr
the longitude of the top right corner,latll
the latitude of the lower left corner andlattr
the latitude of the top right cornerNote
All return coordinates are in degree
-
Extract_All
()¶ Extract all the image
Returns: A tupple of three arrays (X,Y,Z)
withX
contains the longitudes,Y
contains the latitude andZ
the values extracted from the image.Note
All return arrays have the same size.
All coordinate are in degree.
-
Extract_Grid
(longmin, longmax, latmin, latmax)¶ Extract part of the image
img
Parameters: - longmin (float) – Minimum longitude of the window
- longmax (float) – Maximum longitude of the window
- latmin (float) – Minimum latitude of the window
- latmax (float) – Maximum latitude of the window
Returns: A tupple of three arrays
(X,Y,Z)
withX
contains the longitudes,Y
contains the latitude andZ
the values extracted from the window.Note
All return arrays have the same size.
All coordinate are in degree.
-
Lambert_Window
(radius, lat0, long0)¶ Squared azimutahl projection of a window centered at(lat0, long0) with a given radius of radius.
Parameters: - radius (float) – Radius of the window in km
- lat0 (float) – Latitude at the center(degree)
- long0 (float) – Longitude at the center(degree)
Returns: A tuple
(longll, longtr, latll, lattr)` with ``longll
the longitude of the lower left corner,longtr
the longitude of the top right corner,latll
the latitude of the lower left corner andlattr
the latitude of the top right cornerNote
All return coordinates are in degree
-
Lat_id
(line)¶ Return the corresponding latitude
Parameters: line (int) – Line number Returns: Correponding latitude in degree
-
Line_id
(lat)¶ Return the corresponding line
Parameters: lat (int) – latitude in degree Returns: Correponding line
-
Long_id
(sample)¶ Return the corresponding longitude
Parameters: sample (int) – sample number on a line Returns: Correponding longidude in degree
-
Sample_id
(lon)¶ Return the corresponding sample
Parameters: lon (int) – longidute in degree Returns: Correponding sample
-
defaut_pdsfile
= '/Users/thorey/Documents/repos/pdsimage/pdsimage/PDS_FILE'¶
-
-
class
pdsimage.PDS_Extractor.
LolaMap
(ppd, lonm, lonM, latm, latM, path_pdsfile='/Users/thorey/Documents/repos/pdsimage/pdsimage/PDS_FILE')¶ Bases:
pdsimage.PDS_Extractor.WacMap
Class used to identified the image (or the groupe of images) necessary to extract an array around a particular structure. 4 Cases are possible: 1 - The desired structure is entirely contained into one image. 2 - The span in latitude of the image is ok but not longitudes(2 images). 3 - The span in longitude of the image is ok but not latitudes(2 images). 4 - Both latitude and longitude are not contained in one image(4 images).
 LOLA File should be contained within a folder LOLA. By default, the path is set to the folder where the library is install. See defaut_pdsfile lonm, lonM, latm, latM: Parameterize the window around the structure
methods: Image: Return X, Y, Z values for the window.
-
implemented_res
= [4, 16, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024]¶
-
-
class
pdsimage.PDS_Extractor.
WacMap
(ppd, lonm, lonM, latm, latM, path_pdsfile='/Users/thorey/Documents/repos/pdsimage/pdsimage/PDS_FILE')¶ Bases:
object
Class used to identified the image (or the groupe of images) necessary to extract an array around a particular structure. 4 Cases are possible: 1 - The desired structure is entirely contained into one image. 2 - The span in latitude of the image is ok but not longitudes(2 images). 3 - The span in longitude of the image is ok but not latitudes(2 images). 4 - Both latitude and longitude are not contained in one image(4 images).
 WAC File should be contained within a folder LROC_WAC. By default, the path is set to the folder where the library is install. See defaut_pdsfile
lonm, lonM, latm, latM: Parameterize the window around the structure
methods: Image: Return a BinaryTable Class containing the image.
-
Image
()¶ Return three array X, Y, Z corresponding tp X: longitudes Y: latitudes Z: values
-
defaut_pdsfile
= '/Users/thorey/Documents/repos/pdsimage/pdsimage/PDS_FILE'¶
-
implemented_res
= [4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256]¶
-
pdsimage.Structure module¶
Module contents¶
A library to produce images from the LROC LOLA and LROC WAC experiment from NASA


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Tutorial Series
Tutorial 1: Least-Cost Pathway Analysis
John Lindsay
September 2015
Distance and Cost
- We're not always interested in the straight-line distance between spatial objects
- There are times (and types of spatial problems) that require the estimation of
cost-weighted distances, i.e. calculating the 'cost' of moving across the landscape
- Cost = money, time, energy, fuel, suffering, resistance or other parameters
- Very often we want to minimize costs
- Euclidean distance has the limitation of assuming that the cost of crossing distances
in any cell on the way to a source cell is the same as the cost of crossing distances in
any other cell
Least-cost pathway analysis (LCPA)
- LCPA is a way of finding an optimum, or set of optimum, pathways across a landscape
with a non-uniform spatial distribution of resistance to travel
- Many GIS offer tools for performing LCPA because it is so widely used...it's a
common spatial problem
- Measures the effective distance rather than the Euclidean distance
- Type of spatial analysis based on the raster model
LCPA Steps
- Calculate the cost of traversing through each grid cell...the Cost Surface
- Specify a Source Cell(s) and/or Target Cell(s)
- Perform Cost Accumulation analysis
- Identify the optimum Least-Cost Pathway(s)
The Cost Surface
- We can create a cost surface to account for the factors affecting cost
- Each grid cell contains a number that indicates the cost of going through a
unit of distance in that cell
- If it is three times harder to go through the forest as it is to go through
the pasture, we might assign values of 1 to the pasture cells and 3 to the
forest cells.
The Cost Surface
Physical barriers (e.g. streams) can be represented in the cost surface by
exceedingly high costs. Consider the following maze example:
The Cost Surface
Care must be taken when adding linear features (roads, streams, etc.) to
the cost surface. Diagonal raster connectivity may allow the least-cost path to incorrectly pass
through an area with high resistance.
Cost Accumulation
The accumulated cost found in the output grid is the sum of the products
formed by:
- the distance across each cell, and;
- the value of each cell, i.e. the price per unit distance for going through, which will
depend on the grid resolution.
Cost Accumulation
- Cost accumulation calculates the SPREAD distance, with a friction (cost)
determined by the cost surface.
- The accumulation procedure works outward from specified source cells.
- Each cell in the grid is then assigned the minimum cost-distance connecting
it to the ‘nearest’ source cell.
- Effectively creates a continuous cost accumulation surface.
Cost Accumulation
The Least-Cost Pathway
- Least cost pathways can be estimated by using a D8 flow routing algorithm on the cost
accumulation surface in much the same way that we've seen flow algorithms used to trace
flowpaths over the surface defined by a DEM
- The source cells will be the lowest points in the cost accumulation surface
- You can trace the pathway of steepest descent from any target cell(s) to the nearest
source cell, working backwards
The Least-Cost Pathway
Let's consider an example...
- Two major highways travel parallel through a mountainous environment. When there are
traffic accidents, large sections of the highway must be closed. Unfortunately because no
secondary road connects either highway during the dangerous section of the highway, detours
are impossible during times of closure. This has become a serious problem of the area and as
a result the authorities are considering creating a new secondary road to join the main
highways.
- What would be the best route for this new highway?
Things to consider that affect the cost
- The raster grid resolution is 90 m
- [note all costs are made up for the example]
- Privately owned land is prohibitively expensive to acquire
(set cost to $100,000 / 90 m, i.e. an effective barrier)
- Bridges over lakes are not feasible (within our budget)
Things to consider that affect the cost
- There is a cost associated with crossing rivers and rivers.
- Small rivers can be culverted ($500 / 90 m)
- Small bridges cost between $5000 / 90 m and $10,000 / 90 m
- Large bridges are prohibitively expensive (set to $1,000,000 / 90 m)
- We can use the Stream Order tool to distinguish small, medium and large
streams.
- Streams, being single cell wide lines, need to be represented in the cost surface
as 'fat' networks and we can use a 3 x 3 Maximum filter to do this.
Things to consider that affect the cost
- We cannot build a road through wetlands due to environmental reasons
(set to $1,000,000 / 90 m)
- It costs more to build roads on steeper slopes because of the need to cut
bedrock to grade the slope
- 0°-5° $1,000 / 90 m
- 5°-10° $2,000 / 90 m
- 10°-15° $3,000 / 90 m
- >15° $100,000 / 90 m (major grading required)
- Slope can be measured from the DEM using the Slope tool.
Once we've combined each cost factor into a single cost surface,
we can use Whitebox GAT's Cost Accumulation tool.
Here is the cost surface and cost accumulation surface for our example:
Now we use the back-link grid output from the cost accumulation as
an input for Whitebox's Least-Cost Pathway tool. For our example, we would
like the secondary road to connect to Road 2 (i.e. the eastern road) at Old Town. A raster of
Old Town's location is therefore used as the destination input.
Here is the back-link raster and final least-cost pathway connecting Old Town
on Road 2 to Road 1:


json-aggregate
What is it?
json-aggregate is a javascript utility to perform aggregations on JSON-formatted data. It is inspired by the MongoDB Aggregation Framework, but in no way pretends to cover all its functionality.
Why?
json-aggregate allows developers to perform aggregation queries on JSON data without the need to store it. Nowadays the average app sends/receives JSON from multiple sources/apis/etc., and this utility can help developers extract some insights from the data without the need to use a database.
How to use
Install via npm / yarn:
npm install json-aggregate
Use the create method with the JSON data to generate a collection:
const jsonAggregate = require('json-aggregate')
const collection = jsonAggregate.create(myJsonData)
Methods
match (options)
| options | object | function |
Filters the documents and only those that match the specified criteria are returned.
Data
[{ "author" : "dave", "score" : 80, "views" : 100 },
{ "author" : "dave", "score" : 85, "views" : 521 },
{ "author" : "ahn", "score" : 60, "views" : 1000 },
{ "author" : "li", "score" : 55, "views" : 5000 },
{ "author" : "annT", "score" : 60, "views" : 50 },
{ "author" : "li", "score" : 94, "views" : 999 },
{ "author" : "ty", "score" : 95, "views" : 1000 }]
Aggregation
collection.match({ author : "dave" }).exec()
Result
[{ "author" : "dave", "score" : 80, "views" : 100 }
{ "author" : "dave", "score" : 85, "views" : 521 }]
Alternatively, the same result can be achieved with a condition function:
collection.match(item => item.author === "dave").exec()
unwind (field)
| field | string |
Deconstructs an array field and returns a single record for each of its values.
Data{ "item" : "ABC1", sizes: [ "S", "M", "L"] }
Aggregation
collection.unwind("sizes").exec()
Results
[{ "item" : "ABC1", "sizes" : "S" },
{ "item" : "ABC1", "sizes" : "M" },
{ "item" : "ABC1", "sizes" : "L" }]
group (options)
| options | string | array | object |
Groups documents by the specified options and returns the aggregated data with each group having a distinct id field.
Data
[{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 120 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 80 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 105 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 95 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 40 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 100 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 60 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 130 }]
Aggregation #1
collection.group('company').exec()
// or collection.group({ id: 'company' })
Results #1
["a", "b"]
Aggregation #2 (with operator)
collection.group({
id: 'company',
lowestPrice: { $min: 'price'}
})
.exec()
Results #2
[{ id: 'a', lowestPrice: 80 },
{ id: 'b', lowestPrice: 40 }]
Aggregation #3 (multiple keys)
collection.group({
id: ['company', 'category'],
max: { $max: 'price' }
})
.exec()
Results #3
[{ id: { company: 'a', category: 1 }, max: 120 },
{ id: { company: 'a', category: 2 }, max: 105 },
{ id: { company: 'b', category: 1 }, max: 100 },
{ id: { company: 'b', category: 2 }, max: 130 }]
sort (criteria)
| criteria | object |
Sorts values according to the criteria passed.
Data
[{ company: 'a', price: 90 },
{ company: 'b', price: 120 },
{ company: 'b', price: 50 }]
Aggregation
collection.sort({ company: -1, price: 1 }).exec()
Results
[{ company: 'b', price: 50 },
{ company: 'b', price: 120 },
{ company: 'a', price: 90 }]
limit (n)
| n | number |
Shrinks the array of results to the desired length. An Array.slice proxy for convenience (in chaining).
Data
[{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 120 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 80 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 105 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 95 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 40 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 100 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 60 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 130 }]
Aggregation
collection.sort({ price: -1 }).limit(2).exec()
Results
[{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 130 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 120 }]
Operators
Data
[{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 120 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 80 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 105 },
{ company: "a", employeeCount: 45, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 95 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product A", price: 40 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 1, product: "Product B", price: 100 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product C", price: 60 },
{ company: "b", employeeCount: 30, category: 2, product: "Product D", price: 130 }]
$avg
Returns the average of the selected field for the group of records.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'product', count: { $avg: 'price' } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'Product A', count: 80 },
{ id: 'Product B', count: 90 },
{ id: 'Product C', count: 82.5 },
{ id: 'Product D', count: 112.5 }]
$first
Returns the first record found for each group.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', product: { $first: 'product' } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a', product: 'Product A'},
{ id: 'b', product: 'Product A'}]
$last
Returns the last record found for each group.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', product: { $last: 'product' } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a', product: 'Product D'},
{ id: 'b', product: 'Product D'}]
$min
Returns the minimum value found for the chosen field of each group.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', lowestPrice: { $min: 'price' } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a', lowestPrice: 80 },
{ id: 'b', lowestPrice: 40 }]
$max
Returns the maximum value found for the chosen field of each group.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', highestPrice: { $max: 'price' } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a', highestPrice: 120 },
{ id: 'b', highestPrice: 130 }]
$sum
Returns the sum of all the values from the chosen field of each group. Admits the value 1 to perform a count of the records within each group.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', count: { $sum: 1 } }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a', count: 4 },
{ id: 'b', count: 4 }]
$push
Appends the values of specific fields into each group. This operator expects an array.
Aggregation
collection.group({ id: 'company', products: { $push: ['product', 'price'] }).exec()
Result
[{ id: 'a',
products: [
{ product: 'Product A', price: 120 },
{ product: 'Product B', price: 80 },
{ product: 'Product C', price: 105 },
{ product: 'Product D', price: 95 }
]
},
{ id: 'b',
products: [
{ product: 'Product A', price: 40 },
{ product: 'Product B', price: 100 },
{ product: 'Product C', price: 60 },
{ product: 'Product D', price: 130 }
]
}]
$addToSet
Adds unique values present in the chosen field for each group.


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