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The different objectives of such national assessments generally lead to different scales within the national programme.
For instance, national-scale climate change assessments are often quite broadbrush (Evans et al.
2004; Adaptation Sub-Committee 2012). Because in France, national maps are related to controlling
local developments, a considerably greater level of detail is required-not least because decisions made based on that information are likely
to be contested. The purpose of a national flood map does not only
affect detail but also the indicators to be mapped.
For project prioritisation, a number of return periods need to be represented on the map (Penning-Rowsell et al.
2013), whereas for spatial planning, just the flood extent of a design return period may be sufficient (DCLG 2010).
This, then, raises the question what information the national flood maps should contain.
Ideally, they should map extent (which is common)
but also flood depths, velocities and similar information for future flood risks if climate
change is exacerbating the hazard.
My particular subreddit never allowed posts about him - they were immediately deleted, as a name is personal information. But things changed when @NewsBreaker on Twitter tweeted that he was confirmed a suspect on the police scanners (since deleted).
When this happened, social media went crazy. It was retweeted thousands of times, it made the front
page of /r/news and /r/boston and was posted so many times in /r/FindBostonBombers that I had to stay up the entire
night deleting them. If the subreddit did play any
part in the mixup, then I am truly sorry, but I think there are a
few articles that appear to be blaming entirely that
subreddit - and that's not fair. Are there any positive
takeaways from the week on Reddit? I think the fact that a group
of strangers can come together with a goal and work off each others theories is pretty
incredible. People were creating new websites and ideas for ways of
gathering and organizing information which could be very useful for other things.
Examples of text analysed by forensic linguists
include blackmailing letters, confessions, testaments, suicide letters and plagiarised
writing. One of the earliest and best-known examples of the use
of author profiling is by Roger Shuy, who was asked to examine a ransom
note linked to a notorious kidnapping case in 1979. Based on his analysis of the
kidnapper's idiolect, Shuy was able to identify crucial
elements of the kidnappers identity from his misspellings
and a dialect item, that is, the kidnapper was well-educated and from Akron, Ohio.
This eventually led to a successful arrest and confession by the suspect.
However, there are criticisms that author profiling methods lack
objectivity, since these methods are reliant on a forensic linguist's
subjective identification of crucial sociolinguistic markers .
These methods, such as those adopted by literary critic Donald Wayne Foster, are
said to be speculative and based entirely on one's subjective experience,
and therefore cannot be tested empirically.
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