Profile Level 2

The Investors in People (IiP) Profile is a framework for good practice in human resource management and development, extending the scope of the IiP Standard in order to highlight how an organisation can continuously improve its performance. This guide complements the information in the publication 'Investors in People Standard: Policy and Practice Guide for Specialist Advisers and Assessors 2005' (2005, ISBN 0117061867) and sets out additional policy and guidance when undertaking advice and assessment activities using the IiP Profile.

The only book written to match the OCR National Level 2 in IT This is the only book available that completely matches the specifications for this new qualification. It provides students with everything they need to complete the award and fully covers all the assessment objectives. Covers the 4 mandatory units and 4 optional units so students have all they need to pass in one book. Full colour and written in clear, accessible language to motivate students at this level. Simple reinforcement exercises ensure that the theory covered in the text is clear in the students' mind. Features of the book include: Go out and try - research to encourage students to gain practical experience. Case Study - real-life situations that highlight Issues. All case studies include questions to ensure that students fully understand the problems and solutions. Assessment Activities - activities that cover all of the assessment objectives in each unit. End of chapter revision page - a series of summary points reinforcing the important knowledge and understanding that students should have.

A stellar scintillometer measures the variance of stellar intensity for a first magnitude or greater star. This variance can be converted, by the use of spatial filters, into a profile of (c sub n) -sq, the index of refraction structure constant, for 7 different altitudes or levels. The (c sub n) -sq values are not entirely instrument independent because there will be some overlap in the weighting functions used to separate the spatial frequencies. It is usually assumed that readings from levels 1, 4, and 7 are instrument independent. When linear correlation coefficients are calculated between levels for (c sub n) -sq and Log (c sub n) -sq of this data set, results obtained seem to contradict the above stated assumption. Much less correlation is observed when calculated on a nightly basis. In fact, some nightly coefficients are significantly negative, which could not be due to weighting function overlap. We have investigated other mechanisms which could lead to a high degree of correlation across the entire data set. During the measurement program, atmospheric conditions changed from evening to evening. For example, the jet stream passed through several times affecting the entire altitude range of the scintillometer. Correlation studies do not indicate that, except for low lying adjacent levels, (c sub n) -sq values obtained using the scintillometer are instrument dependent.

This standard specifies the basic requirements and security requirements for the interconnection structure, transmission, exchange, control in video surveillance network system for public security (hereinafter referred to as the network system), as well as the technical requirements for control, transmission processes and protocol interfaces. This standard applies to the scheme design, system testing, acceptance of video surveillance network system for public security, as well as the development and production of related device.

This document specifies the peer-to-peer networking structure of the video surveillance networking system for public security (hereinafter referred to as "surveillance networking system"), the basic requirements and security requirements for transmission, exchange, and control, as well as the technical requirements for control, transmission process, and protocol interface. This document is applicable to the scheme design, system testing, acceptance and related device development and production of the video surveillance networking system for public security. Other video surveillance networking systems can be implemented by using this document as reference.