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In the category of assets we used a landcover map containing information on urban, cropland and rice.
We consider these classes important for supporting livelihood which could be negatively impacted by floods.
In the other category we calculated distance from hospitals,
schools and roads as they provide shelter to the people in case of flood emergencies.
The population density was taken into account as the most important factor.
The calculation for exposure is shown in Equation (2) and the data
sources are shown in Table 1. The different data-layers are described
in the next sections. Buildings and agricultural lands are directly affected
by floods due to loss of property and means of production. These yearly
maps were created from the Landsat legacy archive using reference data from the field and collected through high resolutions satellite imagery (Saah et
al., 2019) in a machine learning algorithm.
The probability layers were scaled between 0 and 1.
The rice map was multiplied by a 0.5 fraction as the negative consequences of floods on rice are generally less severe in comparison to other land cover types.
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These updates removed the ability for third-party apps to publish content to one’s Facebook account (Archibong, 2018), which meant
that Bridgy could no longer syndicate from one’s website to Facebook.
A subsequent update introduced restrictions that limited Bridgy’s ability to send comments
and likes from Facebook back to one’s website. Prior to this,
once a user had authorized Bridgy to access their posts using Facebook’s API, Bridgy was able to fetch all responses to a
users’ posts. After the API update, Facebook would only allow Bridgy to access responses posted by other Facebook users who
had also authorized Bridgy to access their account. Until 2018, the precarity
of Bridgy’s relationship with Facebook was somewhat
subtle. For the most part, Bridgy’s developers had been able
to maintain functionality with Facebook’s API, albeit with considerable expertise
and effort. By studying Bridgy’s development
history, this study was able to illuminate the labour of responding to API updates, and particularly the decision-making to preserve values such as privacy.
Forget all of the “FWD:” intros. Make your subject lines as
simple, clear, and promising as you can. Set the tone for the email in the first couple of
sentences. If you and your recipient haven’t met,
this is the best time to introduce yourself. If
you’re writing the email on behalf of someone, you
can introduce your company or let the recipient know where you received their
information. Keep it short by only providing information relevant to your recipient.
Now that your recipient has clicked on your email and knows who you are, tell them why you want to meet
them. Convince them by letting them know how you mutually benefit from the meeting.
Let them know the main points you’d like to discuss and how the business meeting could impact them positively.
However, don’t let them know all of the details right
away. Entice their curiosity by touching on the value you
can provide without telling them how. That’s what the meeting is for.
Wrapping up, we’ve taken a deep dive into the intricacies of
quotation emails for small business owners, dissecting
every detail, from what they are, their importance, to how to perfectly
draft one. We’ve learned that a well-crafted quotation email, be it for requesting or providing a
quote, is more than just a correspondence; it’s a business tool that, when used correctly, can foster better relationships
with vendors and clients alike. We’ve underscored the importance of being clear,
precise, and timely in both requesting and providing quotations.
We’ve also discussed various email templates that can be adapted for
different scenarios, making your job easier and more efficient.
Importantly, we’ve emphasized that quotation emails should reflect
your professionalism, understanding of the client’s needs,
and commitment to providing top-tier service or product.
Remember, the art of asking for and sending quotes is a skill that can be honed over
time. The tips, templates, and insights we’ve discussed will serve
as a guide, helping you navigate the world of business communication with finesse.
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