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Hurricane Mitag reinforces toward the east of Taiwan
Having framed in the northwest Pacific, hurricane Mitag is relied upon to turn into a tropical storm later on Sunday.
Mitag is as of now sitting in the warm waters toward the upper east bank of the Philippines, where specialists have given breeze admonitions for the Batanes and Babuyan Islands area.
Found around 900km (560 miles) southeast of Taipei, the tempest has incited Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau to give a sea cautioning for boats getting off Taiwan’s east coast.
Pressing supported breezes of 110km/hour (68 mph) and blasts closer 140km/hour (25 mph), the framework is as of now moving north.
The eye of the tempest isn’t required to make landfall in Taiwan yet there is the probability of solid breezes and substantial downpour, with specialists liable to issue storm alerts for Yilan, New Taipei and Taipei.
Mitag is estimating to go by toward the east of Taipei on Monday evening before brushing over the waterfront edges of China’s Zhejiang territory toward the south of Shanghai. The storm is required to top in quality around this point, with winds moving toward 150km/hour (93 mph) blasting to 185km/hour (115 mph).
The tempest is then anticipated to move over the Yellow Sea and into the Korean Peninsula by the center of one week from now.
Somewhere else, typhoon Narda has caused glimmer flooding along with parts of Mexico’s southern coast. It is relied upon to keep running along the western coast and into the Gulf of California throughout the following days.
In the interim, Lorenzo has now turned into the most grounded sea tempest this far north and east in the Atlantic bowl. This huge and ground-breaking framework was a Category 5 tempest and, despite the fact that it has debilitated somewhat, it is as yet pressing breezes in an overabundance of 250km/hour (155 mph).
Tropical storm Lorenzo is relied upon to go toward the west of the Azores around Wednesday, bringing harming twists and up to 300mm (11.8 inches) of a downpour. It will at that point straightforwardness down into a profound territory of low weight as it tosses some wet and blustery climate over the British Isles one weekend from now.
Batteries: A strong means of dealing with climate change?
Nations have been falling behind in gathering the outflows principles they consented to under the 2015 Paris atmosphere understanding, however, the arrangement could be only a (fairly huge) battery cell away, as indicated by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
The sustainable power source can be discontinuous: sun based boards don’t deliver power when it is dull, and wind turbines can’t carry out their responsibility when the air is still. Be that as it may, batteries can store abundance control when it is exceptionally radiant or breezy, and siphon the additional vitality once again into power frameworks when it isn’t.
Improved battery innovation could reshape enterprises that contribute the most to carbon discharges, particularly transport and vitality generation, contends a report discharged for the current month by the WEF.
Under the Paris bargain, nations consented to not give the world’s normal temperature a chance to ascend by multiple degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-modern levels this century and to attempt to keep the expansion to underneath 1.5C (2.7F).
Iran’s shot down Global Hawk surveillance drone
Iranian forces on Thursday downed a US Navy Global Hawk, the first time the high-end spy drone has ever been shot down.
Costing nearly $150m each, the Global Hawk drone is prohibitively expensive – which helps explain why the US military only has 35 of them.
The surveillance aircraft are designed to fly at a maximum altitude of 19.8km (65,000 feet), hoovering up the electromagnetic spectrum, searching for targets and being able to scan an area larger than the size of Greece in 24 hours.
Global Hawk drones, made by Northrop Grumman Corp, are semi-autonomous. This means that once they are given their orders, they can take off to make their way to the target site, complete their mission and return – all without the aid of human intervention.
They are extremely well-suited for wide-area surveillance, making them a very useful maritime deployment – they can fly across the Pacific Ocean without the need for refueling.
The US Navy has been trialing them and has its own variant, the Triton. Last year, Japan agreed to buy three Global Hawk drones to monitor its expansive territorial waters – an ideal mission for such an aircraft.
Free Workshop on Application of Geo-spatial Technology to Environmental Management and Planning
Free Workshop Programme Programme at Obafemi Awolowo University in Collaboration with Faculty of Environmental Design and Management Student Association on 4th of July 2019
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife is one of three Universities established in Nigeria between 1961 and 1962 as a result of the report submitted to the Federal Government in September 1960, by a Commission is appointed in April 1959 under the Chairmanship of Sir Eric Ashby, Master of Clare College, Cambridge, to survey the needs of post-secondary and higher education in Nigeria over the next twenty years. On 8th June 1961, the Law providing for the establishment of the Provisional Council of the University was formally inaugurated under the Chairmanship of Chief Rotimi Williams.
We at Geoinfotech aim to develop young graduates and other personnel in the advancement in Geo-Spatial innovations. recently we have conducted training from Basic to Advance level and we observed the absence of innovations among graduates and students. it’s a pleasure to invite OAU students and staffs to our free workshop
Features:
- Geospatial Technology in the 21st Century
- City Development and Land-use Management (The Nigeria Context)
- The potential of Cadastral Information System in Nigeria
- Practical Sessions
Date 4th July 2019
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