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data/ISO639-1-language-codes.csv
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data/ISO639-1-language-codes.csv
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alpha2,English
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aa,Afar
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ab,Abkhazian
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ae,Avestan
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af,Afrikaans
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ak,Akan
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am,Amharic
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an,Aragonese
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ar,Arabic
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as,Assamese
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av,Avaric
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ay,Aymara
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az,Azerbaijani
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ba,Bashkir
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be,Belarusian
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bg,Bulgarian
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bh,Bihari languages
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bi,Bislama
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bm,Bambara
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bn,Bengali
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bo,Tibetan
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br,Breton
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bs,Bosnian
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ca,Catalan; Valencian
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ce,Chechen
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ch,Chamorro
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co,Corsican
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cr,Cree
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cs,Czech
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cu,Church Slavic; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavonic
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cv,Chuvash
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cy,Welsh
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da,Danish
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de,German
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dv,Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian
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dz,Dzongkha
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ee,Ewe
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el,"Greek, Modern (1453-)"
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en,English
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eo,Esperanto
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es,Spanish; Castilian
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et,Estonian
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eu,Basque
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fa,Persian
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ff,Fulah
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fi,Finnish
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fj,Fijian
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fo,Faroese
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fr,French
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fy,Western Frisian
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ga,Irish
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gd,Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic
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gl,Galician
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gn,Guarani
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gu,Gujarati
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gv,Manx
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ha,Hausa
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he,Hebrew
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hi,Hindi
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ho,Hiri Motu
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hr,Croatian
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ht,Haitian; Haitian Creole
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hu,Hungarian
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hy,Armenian
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hz,Herero
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ia,Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
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id,Indonesian
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ie,Interlingue; Occidental
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ig,Igbo
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ii,Sichuan Yi; Nuosu
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ik,Inupiaq
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io,Ido
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is,Icelandic
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it,Italian
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iu,Inuktitut
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ja,Japanese
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jv,Javanese
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ka,Georgian
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kg,Kongo
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ki,Kikuyu; Gikuyu
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kj,Kuanyama; Kwanyama
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kk,Kazakh
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kl,Kalaallisut; Greenlandic
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km,Central Khmer
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kn,Kannada
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ko,Korean
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kr,Kanuri
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ks,Kashmiri
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ku,Kurdish
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kv,Komi
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kw,Cornish
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ky,Kirghiz; Kyrgyz
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la,Latin
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lb,Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch
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lg,Ganda
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li,Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish
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ln,Lingala
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lo,Lao
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lt,Lithuanian
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lu,Luba-Katanga
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lv,Latvian
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mg,Malagasy
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mh,Marshallese
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mi,Maori
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mk,Macedonian
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ml,Malayalam
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mn,Mongolian
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mr,Marathi
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ms,Malay
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mt,Maltese
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my,Burmese
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na,Nauru
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nb,"Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål"
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nd,"Ndebele, North; North Ndebele"
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ne,Nepali
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ng,Ndonga
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nl,Dutch; Flemish
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nn,"Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian"
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no,Norwegian
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nr,"Ndebele, South; South Ndebele"
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nv,Navajo; Navaho
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ny,Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanja
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oc,Occitan (post 1500)
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oj,Ojibwa
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om,Oromo
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or,Oriya
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os,Ossetian; Ossetic
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pa,Panjabi; Punjabi
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pi,Pali
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pl,Polish
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ps,Pushto; Pashto
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pt,Portuguese
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qu,Quechua
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rm,Romansh
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rn,Rundi
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ro,Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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ru,Russian
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rw,Kinyarwanda
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sa,Sanskrit
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sc,Sardinian
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sd,Sindhi
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se,Northern Sami
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sg,Sango
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si,Sinhala; Sinhalese
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sk,Slovak
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sl,Slovenian
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sm,Samoan
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sn,Shona
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so,Somali
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sq,Albanian
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sr,Serbian
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ss,Swati
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st,"Sotho, Southern"
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su,Sundanese
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sv,Swedish
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sw,Swahili
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ta,Tamil
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te,Telugu
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tg,Tajik
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th,Thai
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ti,Tigrinya
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tk,Turkmen
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tl,Tagalog
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tn,Tswana
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to,Tonga (Tonga Islands)
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tr,Turkish
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ts,Tsonga
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tt,Tatar
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tw,Twi
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ty,Tahitian
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ug,Uighur; Uyghur
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uk,Ukrainian
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ur,Urdu
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uz,Uzbek
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ve,Venda
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vi,Vietnamese
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vo,Volapük
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wa,Walloon
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wo,Wolof
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xh,Xhosa
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yi,Yiddish
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yo,Yoruba
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za,Zhuang; Chuang
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zh,Chinese
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zu,Zulu
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data/SI-prefixes.csv
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FACTOR, DECIMAL, NAME, SYMBOL, EXAMPLE,
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10³⁰, 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000, Quetta, Q, 1 Qm,
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10²⁷, 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000, Ronna, R, 1 Rm,
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10²⁴, 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000, Yotta, Y, 1 Ym,
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10²¹, 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000, Zetta, Z, 1 Zm,
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10¹⁸, 1 000 000 000 000 000 000, Exa, E, 1 Em,
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10¹⁵, 1 000 000 000 000 000, Peta, P, 1 Pm,
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10¹², 1 000 000 000 000, Tera, T, 1 Tm,
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10⁹, 1 000 000 000, Giga, G, 1 Gm,
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10⁶, 1 000 000, Mega, M, 1 Mm,
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10³, 1 000, Kilo, k, 1 km,
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10⁰, 1, , , 1 m,
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10⁻¹, 0.1, Deci, d, 1 dm,
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10⁻², 0.01, Centi, c, 1 cm,
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10⁻³, 0.001, Milli, m, 1 mm,
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10⁻⁶, 0.000 001, Micro, µ, 1 µm,
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10⁻⁹, 0.000 000 001, Nano, n, 1 nm,
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10⁻¹², 0.000 000 000 001, Pico, p, 1 pm,
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10⁻¹⁵, 0.000 000 000 000 001, Femto, f, 1 fm,
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10⁻¹⁸, 0.000 000 000 000 000 001, Atto, a, 1 am,
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10⁻²¹, 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 001, Zepto, z, 1 zm,
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10⁻²⁴, 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001, Yocto, y, 1 ym,
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10⁻²⁷, 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001, Ronto, r, 1 rm,
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10⁻³⁰, 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001, Quecto, q, 1 qm,
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data/TIOBE-index.csv
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LANGUAGE,POPULARITY,CHANGE,
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C,12.54,-4.65,
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Python,11.84,+3.48,
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Java,11.54,-4.56,
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C++,7.36,+1.41,
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C#,4.33,-0.40,
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Visual Basic,4.01,-0.68,
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JavaScript,2.33,+0.06,
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PHP,2.21,-0.05,
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Assembly language,2.05,+1.09,
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SQL,1.88,+0.15,
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Classic Visual Basic,1.72,+1.07,
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Groovy,1.29,+0.87,
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Ruby,1.23,+0.25,
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R,1.20,-0.99,
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Perl,1.18,+0.36,
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Swift,1.10,-0.35,
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Fortran,1.07,+0.80,
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Delphi/Object Pascal,1.06,+0.47,
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MATLAB,1.05,+0.15,
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Go,0.95,-0.06,
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ABBR,MEANING
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AF,Afghanistan
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AX,Åland Islands
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AL,Albania
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DZ,Algeria
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AS,American Samoa
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AD,Andorra
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AO,Angola
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AI,Anguilla
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AQ,Antarctica
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AG,Antigua and Barbuda
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AR,Argentina
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AM,Armenia
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AW,Aruba
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AU,Australia
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AT,Austria
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AZ,Azerbaijan
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BS,Bahamas
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BH,Bahrain
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BD,Bangladesh
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BB,Barbados
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BY,Belarus
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BE,Belgium
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BZ,Belize
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BJ,Benin
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BM,Bermuda
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BT,Bhutan
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BO,"Bolivia, Plurinational State of"
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BQ,"Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba"
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BA,Bosnia and Herzegovina
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BW,Botswana
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BV,Bouvet Island
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BR,Brazil
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IO,British Indian Ocean Territory
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BN,Brunei Darussalam
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BG,Bulgaria
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BF,Burkina Faso
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BI,Burundi
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KH,Cambodia
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CM,Cameroon
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CA,Canada
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CV,Cape Verde
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KY,Cayman Islands
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CF,Central African Republic
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TD,Chad
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CL,Chile
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CN,China
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CX,Christmas Island
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CC,Cocos (Keeling) Islands
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CO,Colombia
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KM,Comoros
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CG,Congo
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CD,"Congo, the Democratic Republic of the"
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CK,Cook Islands
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CR,Costa Rica
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CI,Côte d'Ivoire
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HR,Croatia
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CU,Cuba
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CW,Curaçao
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CY,Cyprus
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CZ,Czech Republic
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DK,Denmark
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DJ,Djibouti
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DM,Dominica
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DO,Dominican Republic
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EC,Ecuador
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EG,Egypt
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SV,El Salvador
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GQ,Equatorial Guinea
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ER,Eritrea
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EE,Estonia
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ET,Ethiopia
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FK,Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
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FO,Faroe Islands
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FJ,Fiji
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FI,Finland
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FR,France
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GF,French Guiana
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PF,French Polynesia
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TF,French Southern Territories
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GA,Gabon
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GM,Gambia
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GE,Georgia
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DE,Germany
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GH,Ghana
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GI,Gibraltar
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GR,Greece
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GL,Greenland
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GD,Grenada
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GP,Guadeloupe
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GU,Guam
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GT,Guatemala
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GG,Guernsey
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GN,Guinea
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GW,Guinea-Bissau
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GY,Guyana
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HT,Haiti
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HM,Heard Island and McDonald Islands
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VA,Holy See (Vatican City State)
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HN,Honduras
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HK,Hong Kong
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HU,Hungary
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IS,Iceland
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IN,India
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ID,Indonesia
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IR,"Iran, Islamic Republic of"
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IQ,Iraq
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IE,Ireland
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IM,Isle of Man
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IL,Israel
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IT,Italy
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JM,Jamaica
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JP,Japan
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JE,Jersey
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JO,Jordan
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KZ,Kazakhstan
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KE,Kenya
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KI,Kiribati
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KP,"Korea, Democratic People's Republic of"
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KR,"Korea, Republic of"
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KW,Kuwait
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KG,Kyrgyzstan
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LA,Lao People's Democratic Republic
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LV,Latvia
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LB,Lebanon
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LS,Lesotho
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LR,Liberia
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LY,Libya
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LI,Liechtenstein
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LT,Lithuania
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LU,Luxembourg
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MO,Macao
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MK,"Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of"
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MG,Madagascar
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MW,Malawi
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MY,Malaysia
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MV,Maldives
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ML,Mali
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MT,Malta
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MH,Marshall Islands
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MQ,Martinique
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MR,Mauritania
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MU,Mauritius
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YT,Mayotte
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MX,Mexico
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FM,"Micronesia, Federated States of"
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MD,"Moldova, Republic of"
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MC,Monaco
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MN,Mongolia
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ME,Montenegro
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MS,Montserrat
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MA,Morocco
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MZ,Mozambique
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MM,Myanmar
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NA,Namibia
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NR,Nauru
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NP,Nepal
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NL,Netherlands
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NC,New Caledonia
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NZ,New Zealand
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NI,Nicaragua
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NE,Niger
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NG,Nigeria
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NU,Niue
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NF,Norfolk Island
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MP,Northern Mariana Islands
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NO,Norway
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OM,Oman
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PK,Pakistan
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PW,Palau
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PS,"Palestine, State of"
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PA,Panama
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PG,Papua New Guinea
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PY,Paraguay
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PE,Peru
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PH,Philippines
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PN,Pitcairn
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PL,Poland
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PT,Portugal
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PR,Puerto Rico
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QA,Qatar
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RE,Réunion
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RO,Romania
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RU,Russian Federation
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RW,Rwanda
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BL,Saint Barthélemy
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SH,"Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha"
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KN,Saint Kitts and Nevis
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LC,Saint Lucia
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MF,Saint Martin (French part)
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PM,Saint Pierre and Miquelon
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VC,Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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WS,Samoa
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SM,San Marino
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ST,Sao Tome and Principe
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SA,Saudi Arabia
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SN,Senegal
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RS,Serbia
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SC,Seychelles
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SL,Sierra Leone
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SG,Singapore
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SX,Sint Maarten (Dutch part)
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SK,Slovakia
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SI,Slovenia
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SB,Solomon Islands
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SO,Somalia
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ZA,South Africa
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GS,South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
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SS,South Sudan
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ES,Spain
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LK,Sri Lanka
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SD,Sudan
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SR,Suriname
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SJ,Svalbard and Jan Mayen
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SZ,Swaziland
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SE,Sweden
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CH,Switzerland
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SY,Syrian Arab Republic
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TW,"Taiwan, Province of China"
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TJ,Tajikistan
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TZ,"Tanzania, United Republic of"
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TH,Thailand
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TL,Timor-Leste
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TG,Togo
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TK,Tokelau
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TO,Tonga
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TT,Trinidad and Tobago
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TN,Tunisia
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TR,Turkey
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TM,Turkmenistan
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TC,Turks and Caicos Islands
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TV,Tuvalu
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UG,Uganda
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UA,Ukraine
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AE,United Arab Emirates
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GB,United Kingdom
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US,United States
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UM,United States Minor Outlying Islands
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UY,Uruguay
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UZ,Uzbekistan
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VU,Vanuatu
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VE,"Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of"
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VN,Viet Nam
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VG,"Virgin Islands, British"
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VI,"Virgin Islands, U.S."
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WF,Wallis and Futuna
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EH,Western Sahara
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YE,Yemen
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ZM,Zambia
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ZW,Zimbabwe
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|
179
data/abbr/ISO_currency_codes.csv
Normal file
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data/abbr/ISO_currency_codes.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
AED,United Arab Emirates dirham
|
||||
AFN,Afghan afghani
|
||||
ALL,Albanian lek
|
||||
AMD,Armenian dram
|
||||
ANG,Netherlands Antillean guilder
|
||||
AOA,Angolan kwanza
|
||||
ARS,Argentine peso
|
||||
AUD,Australian dollar
|
||||
AWG,Aruban florin
|
||||
AZN,Azerbaijani manat
|
||||
BAM,Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark
|
||||
BBD,Barbados dollar
|
||||
BDT,Bangladeshi taka
|
||||
BGN,Bulgarian lev
|
||||
BHD,Bahraini dinar
|
||||
BIF,Burundian franc
|
||||
BMD,Bermudian dollar (customarily known as Bermuda dollar)
|
||||
BND,Brunei dollar
|
||||
BOB,Boliviano
|
||||
BOV,Bolivian Mvdol (funds code)
|
||||
BRL,Brazilian real
|
||||
BSD,Bahamian dollar
|
||||
BTN,Bhutanese ngultrum
|
||||
BWP,Botswana pula
|
||||
BYR,Belarusian ruble
|
||||
BZD,Belize dollar
|
||||
CAD,Canadian dollar
|
||||
CDF,Congolese franc
|
||||
CHE,WIR Euro (complementary currency)
|
||||
CHF,Swiss franc
|
||||
CHW,WIR Franc (complementary currency)
|
||||
CLF,Unidad de Fomento (funds code)
|
||||
CLP,Chilean peso
|
||||
CNY,Chinese yuan
|
||||
COP,Colombian peso
|
||||
COU,Unidad de Valor Real
|
||||
CRC,Costa Rican colon
|
||||
CUC,Cuban convertible peso
|
||||
CUP,Cuban peso
|
||||
CVE,Cape Verde escudo
|
||||
CZK,Czech koruna
|
||||
DJF,Djiboutian franc
|
||||
DKK,Danish krone
|
||||
DOP,Dominican peso
|
||||
DZD,Algerian dinar
|
||||
EGP,Egyptian pound
|
||||
ERN,Eritrean nakfa
|
||||
ETB,Ethiopian birr
|
||||
EUR,Euro
|
||||
FJD,Fiji dollar
|
||||
FKP,Falkland Islands pound
|
||||
GBP,Pound sterling
|
||||
GEL,Georgian lari
|
||||
GHS,Ghanaian cedi
|
||||
GIP,Gibraltar pound
|
||||
GMD,Gambian dalasi
|
||||
GNF,Guinean franc
|
||||
GTQ,Guatemalan quetzal
|
||||
GYD,Guyanese dollar
|
||||
HKD,Hong Kong dollar
|
||||
HNL,Honduran lempira
|
||||
HRK,Croatian kuna
|
||||
HTG,Haitian gourde
|
||||
HUF,Hungarian forint
|
||||
IDR,Indonesian rupiah
|
||||
ILS,Israeli new shekel
|
||||
INR,Indian rupee
|
||||
IQD,Iraqi dinar
|
||||
IRR,Iranian rial
|
||||
ISK,Icelandic króna
|
||||
JMD,Jamaican dollar
|
||||
JOD,Jordanian dinar
|
||||
JPY,Japanese yen
|
||||
KES,Kenyan shilling
|
||||
KGS,Kyrgyzstani som
|
||||
KHR,Cambodian riel
|
||||
KMF,Comoro franc
|
||||
KPW,North Korean won
|
||||
KRW,South Korean won
|
||||
KWD,Kuwaiti dinar
|
||||
KYD,Cayman Islands dollar
|
||||
KZT,Kazakhstani tenge
|
||||
LAK,Lao kip
|
||||
LBP,Lebanese pound
|
||||
LKR,Sri Lankan rupee
|
||||
LRD,Liberian dollar
|
||||
LSL,Lesotho loti
|
||||
LTL,Lithuanian litas
|
||||
LVL,Latvian lats
|
||||
LYD,Libyan dinar
|
||||
MAD,Moroccan dirham
|
||||
MDL,Moldovan leu
|
||||
MGA,Malagasy ariary
|
||||
MKD,Macedonian denar
|
||||
MMK,Myanma kyat
|
||||
MNT,Mongolian tugrik
|
||||
MOP,Macanese pataca
|
||||
MRO,Mauritanian ouguiya
|
||||
MUR,Mauritian rupee
|
||||
MVR,Maldivian rufiyaa
|
||||
MWK,Malawian kwacha
|
||||
MXN,Mexican peso
|
||||
MXV,Mexican Unidad de Inversion (UDI) (funds code)
|
||||
MYR,Malaysian ringgit
|
||||
MZN,Mozambican metical
|
||||
NAD,Namibian dollar
|
||||
NGN,Nigerian naira
|
||||
NIO,Nicaraguan córdoba
|
||||
NOK,Norwegian krone
|
||||
NPR,Nepalese rupee
|
||||
NZD,New Zealand dollar
|
||||
OMR,Omani rial
|
||||
PAB,Panamanian balboa
|
||||
PEN,Peruvian nuevo sol
|
||||
PGK,Papua New Guinean kina
|
||||
PHP,Philippine peso
|
||||
PKR,Pakistani rupee
|
||||
PLN,Polish złoty
|
||||
PYG,Paraguayan guaraní
|
||||
QAR,Qatari riyal
|
||||
RON,Romanian new leu
|
||||
RSD,Serbian dinar
|
||||
RUB,Russian rouble
|
||||
RWF,Rwandan franc
|
||||
SAR,Saudi riyal
|
||||
SBD,Solomon Islands dollar
|
||||
SCR,Seychelles rupee
|
||||
SDG,Sudanese pound
|
||||
SEK,Swedish krona/kronor
|
||||
SGD,Singapore dollar
|
||||
SHP,Saint Helena pound
|
||||
SLL,Sierra Leonean leone
|
||||
SOS,Somali shilling
|
||||
SRD,Surinamese dollar
|
||||
SSP,South Sudanese pound
|
||||
STD,São Tomé and Príncipe dobra
|
||||
SYP,Syrian pound
|
||||
SZL,Swazi lilangeni
|
||||
THB,Thai baht
|
||||
TJS,Tajikistani somoni
|
||||
TMT,Turkmenistani manat
|
||||
TND,Tunisian dinar
|
||||
TOP,Tongan paʻanga
|
||||
TRY,Turkish lira
|
||||
TTD,Trinidad and Tobago dollar
|
||||
TWD,New Taiwan dollar
|
||||
TZS,Tanzanian shilling
|
||||
UAH,Ukrainian hryvnia
|
||||
UGX,Ugandan shilling
|
||||
USD,United States dollar
|
||||
USN,United States dollar (next day) (funds code)
|
||||
USS,"United States dollar (same day) (funds code) (one source[who?] claims it is no longer used, but it is still on the ISO 4217-MA list)"
|
||||
UYI,Uruguay Peso en Unidades Indexadas (URUIURUI) (funds code)
|
||||
UYU,Uruguayan peso
|
||||
UZS,Uzbekistan som
|
||||
VEF,Venezuelan bolívar fuerte
|
||||
VND,Vietnamese dong
|
||||
VUV,Vanuatu vatu
|
||||
WST,Samoan tala
|
||||
XAF,CFA franc BEAC
|
||||
XAG,Silver (one troy ounce)
|
||||
XAU,Gold (one troy ounce)
|
||||
XBA,European Composite Unit (EURCO) (bond market unit)
|
||||
XBB,European Monetary Unit (E.M.U.-6) (bond market unit)
|
||||
XBC,European Unit of Account 9 (E.U.A.-9) (bond market unit)
|
||||
XBD,European Unit of Account 17 (E.U.A.-17) (bond market unit)
|
||||
XCD,East Caribbean dollar
|
||||
XDR,Special drawing rights
|
||||
XFU,UIC franc (special settlement currency)
|
||||
XOF,CFA franc BCEAO
|
||||
XPD,Palladium (one troy ounce)
|
||||
XPF,CFP franc
|
||||
XPT,Platinum (one troy ounce)
|
||||
XTS,Code reserved for testing purposes
|
||||
XXX,No currency
|
||||
YER,Yemeni rial
|
||||
ZAR,South African rand
|
||||
ZMW,Zambian kwacha
|
||||
|
185
data/abbr/ISO_language_codes.csv
Normal file
185
data/abbr/ISO_language_codes.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,185 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
aa,Afar
|
||||
ab,Abkhazian
|
||||
ae,Avestan
|
||||
af,Afrikaans
|
||||
ak,Akan
|
||||
am,Amharic
|
||||
an,Aragonese
|
||||
ar,Arabic
|
||||
as,Assamese
|
||||
av,Avaric
|
||||
ay,Aymara
|
||||
az,Azerbaijani
|
||||
ba,Bashkir
|
||||
be,Belarusian
|
||||
bg,Bulgarian
|
||||
bh,Bihari languages
|
||||
bi,Bislama
|
||||
bm,Bambara
|
||||
bn,Bengali
|
||||
bo,Tibetan
|
||||
br,Breton
|
||||
bs,Bosnian
|
||||
ca,Catalan
|
||||
ce,Chechen
|
||||
ch,Chamorro
|
||||
co,Corsican
|
||||
cr,Cree
|
||||
cs,Czech
|
||||
cu,Church Slavic
|
||||
cv,Chuvash
|
||||
cy,Welsh
|
||||
da,Danish
|
||||
de,German
|
||||
dv,Divehi
|
||||
dz,Dzongkha
|
||||
ee,Ewe
|
||||
el,"Greek, Modern (1453-)"
|
||||
en,English
|
||||
eo,Esperanto
|
||||
es,Spanish
|
||||
et,Estonian
|
||||
eu,Basque
|
||||
fa,Persian
|
||||
ff,Fulah
|
||||
fi,Finnish
|
||||
fj,Fijian
|
||||
fo,Faroese
|
||||
fr,French
|
||||
fy,Western Frisian
|
||||
ga,Irish
|
||||
gd,Gaelic
|
||||
gl,Galician
|
||||
gn,Guarani
|
||||
gu,Gujarati
|
||||
gv,Manx
|
||||
ha,Hausa
|
||||
he,Hebrew
|
||||
hi,Hindi
|
||||
ho,Hiri Motu
|
||||
hr,Croatian
|
||||
ht,Haitian
|
||||
hu,Hungarian
|
||||
hy,Armenian
|
||||
hz,Herero
|
||||
ia,Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
|
||||
id,Indonesian
|
||||
ie,Interlingue
|
||||
ig,Igbo
|
||||
ii,Sichuan Yi
|
||||
ik,Inupiaq
|
||||
io,Ido
|
||||
is,Icelandic
|
||||
it,Italian
|
||||
iu,Inuktitut
|
||||
ja,Japanese
|
||||
jv,Javanese
|
||||
ka,Georgian
|
||||
kg,Kongo
|
||||
ki,Kikuyu
|
||||
kj,Kuanyama
|
||||
kk,Kazakh
|
||||
kl,Kalaallisut
|
||||
km,Central Khmer
|
||||
kn,Kannada
|
||||
ko,Korean
|
||||
kr,Kanuri
|
||||
ks,Kashmiri
|
||||
ku,Kurdish
|
||||
kv,Komi
|
||||
kw,Cornish
|
||||
ky,Kirghiz
|
||||
la,Latin
|
||||
lb,Luxembourgish
|
||||
lg,Ganda
|
||||
li,Limburgan
|
||||
ln,Lingala
|
||||
lo,Lao
|
||||
lt,Lithuanian
|
||||
lu,Luba-Katanga
|
||||
lv,Latvian
|
||||
mg,Malagasy
|
||||
mh,Marshallese
|
||||
mi,Maori
|
||||
mk,Macedonian
|
||||
ml,Malayalam
|
||||
mn,Mongolian
|
||||
mr,Marathi
|
||||
ms,Malay
|
||||
mt,Maltese
|
||||
my,Burmese
|
||||
na,Nauru
|
||||
nb,"Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål"
|
||||
nd,"Ndebele, North; North Ndebele"
|
||||
ne,Nepali
|
||||
ng,Ndonga
|
||||
nl,Dutch
|
||||
nn,"Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian"
|
||||
no,Norwegian
|
||||
nr,"Ndebele, South; South Ndebele"
|
||||
nv,Navajo
|
||||
ny,Chichewa
|
||||
oc,Occitan (post 1500)
|
||||
oj,Ojibwa
|
||||
om,Oromo
|
||||
or,Oriya
|
||||
os,Ossetian
|
||||
pa,Panjabi
|
||||
pi,Pali
|
||||
pl,Polish
|
||||
ps,Pushto
|
||||
pt,Portuguese
|
||||
qu,Quechua
|
||||
rm,Romansh
|
||||
rn,Rundi
|
||||
ro,Romanian
|
||||
ru,Russian
|
||||
rw,Kinyarwanda
|
||||
sa,Sanskrit
|
||||
sc,Sardinian
|
||||
sd,Sindhi
|
||||
se,Northern Sami
|
||||
sg,Sango
|
||||
si,Sinhala
|
||||
sk,Slovak
|
||||
sl,Slovenian
|
||||
sm,Samoan
|
||||
sn,Shona
|
||||
so,Somali
|
||||
sq,Albanian
|
||||
sr,Serbian
|
||||
ss,Swati
|
||||
st,"Sotho, Southern"
|
||||
su,Sundanese
|
||||
sv,Swedish
|
||||
sw,Swahili
|
||||
ta,Tamil
|
||||
te,Telugu
|
||||
tg,Tajik
|
||||
th,Thai
|
||||
ti,Tigrinya
|
||||
tk,Turkmen
|
||||
tl,Tagalog
|
||||
tn,Tswana
|
||||
to,Tonga (Tonga Islands)
|
||||
tr,Turkish
|
||||
ts,Tsonga
|
||||
tt,Tatar
|
||||
tw,Twi
|
||||
ty,Tahitian
|
||||
ug,Uighur
|
||||
uk,Ukrainian
|
||||
ur,Urdu
|
||||
uz,Uzbek
|
||||
ve,Venda
|
||||
vi,Vietnamese
|
||||
vo,Volapük
|
||||
wa,Walloon
|
||||
wo,Wolof
|
||||
xh,Xhosa
|
||||
yi,Yiddish
|
||||
yo,Yoruba
|
||||
za,Zhuang
|
||||
zh,Chinese
|
||||
zu,Zulu
|
||||
|
49
data/abbr/SI_prefixes.csv
Normal file
49
data/abbr/SI_prefixes.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
quetta,"10^30"
|
||||
Q,"10^30"
|
||||
ronna,"10^27"
|
||||
R,"10^27"
|
||||
yotta,"10^24"
|
||||
Y,"10^24"
|
||||
zetta,"10^21"
|
||||
Z,"10^21"
|
||||
exa,"10^18"
|
||||
E,"10^18"
|
||||
peta,"10^15"
|
||||
P,"10^15"
|
||||
tera,"10^12"
|
||||
T,"10^12"
|
||||
giga,"10^9"
|
||||
G,"10^9"
|
||||
mega,"10^6"
|
||||
M,"10^6"
|
||||
kilo,"10^3"
|
||||
K,"10^3"
|
||||
hecto,"10^2"
|
||||
h,"10^2"
|
||||
deca,"10^1"
|
||||
da,"10^1"
|
||||
deci,"10^-1"
|
||||
d,"10^-1"
|
||||
centi,"10^-1"
|
||||
c,"10^-1"
|
||||
milli,"10^-3"
|
||||
m,"10^-3"
|
||||
micro,"10^-6"
|
||||
µ,"10^-6"
|
||||
nano,"10^-9"
|
||||
n,"10^-9"
|
||||
pico,"10^-12"
|
||||
p,"10^-12"
|
||||
femto,"10^-15"
|
||||
f,"10^-15"
|
||||
atto,"10^-18"
|
||||
a,"10^-18"
|
||||
zepto,"10^-21"
|
||||
z,"10^-21"
|
||||
yocto,"10^-24"
|
||||
y,"10^-24"
|
||||
ronto,"10^-27"
|
||||
r,"10^-27"
|
||||
quecto,"10^-30"
|
||||
q,"10^-30"
|
||||
|
454
data/abbr/astronomy.csv
Normal file
454
data/abbr/astronomy.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,454 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
21CSLC,21st Century Space Launch Complex
|
||||
4LGSF,Four-Laser Guide Star Facility
|
||||
4MOST,4-metre Multi-Object Spectroscopic Telescope (Proposed new spectroscopic instrument for VISTA)
|
||||
4T,Four Telescope (VLTI mode)
|
||||
A&A,"Journal, Astronomy & Astrophysics"
|
||||
A&ARv,"Journal, Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics"
|
||||
AAA,Amateur Astronomers Association of New York
|
||||
AACS,Attitude and Articulation Control Subsystems
|
||||
ACD,Amplitude Calibration Device (ALMA)
|
||||
ACM,"Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors"
|
||||
ACe,Astaldi Cimolai EIE (Consortium)
|
||||
ADA,ALMA Department of Administration
|
||||
ADCS,Attitude Determination and Control
|
||||
ADO,ALMA Director’s Office
|
||||
ADS,International Italian optics company working on the DSM for the VLT
|
||||
AEM,ALMA construction consortium
|
||||
AFNOR,"Association Française de Normalisation"
|
||||
AFTA,Astrophysics Focused Telescope Assets
|
||||
AGN,Active Galactic Nucleus
|
||||
AIDA,Astronomical Infrastructure for Data Access
|
||||
AIP,Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam
|
||||
AIT,"Assembly, Integration and Test"
|
||||
AIV,"Assembly, Integration and Verification"
|
||||
AJ,The Astronomical Journal
|
||||
ALMA,Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array
|
||||
AM0,Air Mass Zero (Space Vacuum)
|
||||
AMBER,"Astronomical Multi-BEam combineR (VLTI Instrument)"
|
||||
AN,"Journal, Astronomische Nachrichten"
|
||||
Antu,VLT Unit Telescope 1
|
||||
AO,Adaptive Optics
|
||||
AOF,Adaptive Optics Facility
|
||||
AOS,"Array Operations Site (ALMA)"
|
||||
APE,Active Phasing Experiment
|
||||
APEX,Atacama Pathfinder Experiment
|
||||
ApJ,Astrophysical Journal
|
||||
ApJS,"Journal, Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series"
|
||||
AQUARIUS,"Mid-infrared detector array (VISIR)"
|
||||
ARAL,Alignment facility for the VLTI
|
||||
ARC,"ALMA Regional Centre, or Ames Research Center"
|
||||
ArTeMiS,Bolometric camera for APEX
|
||||
ASAC,ALMA Science Advisory Committee
|
||||
ASAL,Agence Spatiale Algerienne
|
||||
ASIAA,"East Asia FEIC (ALMA)"
|
||||
ASIC,Application Specific Integrated Circuit
|
||||
ASSIST,Adaptive Secondary Setup and Instrument Simulator (AOF test bench)
|
||||
AstraLux,"Lucky Imaging camera for the Calar Alto 2.2-metre telescope"
|
||||
AT,Auxiliary Telescope for the VLTI
|
||||
ATC,"Astronomy Technology Centre (United Kingdom)"
|
||||
ATILO,Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organisation
|
||||
AU,"Astronomical Unit, the distance between the Earth and the Sun"
|
||||
AUI,Associated Universities Inc.
|
||||
AVM,Astronomical Visualisation Metadata
|
||||
AXP,"Anomalous X-Ray Pulsar"
|
||||
BAM,Construction company for the Headquarters extension
|
||||
BE,Back-End (ALMA)
|
||||
BELLA,Building Europe Link to Latin America
|
||||
BFL,Budget and Forward Look
|
||||
BH,Black hole
|
||||
BLAST,Balloon-borne Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope
|
||||
BlackGEM,(La Silla) Telescope array searching for optical counterparts of gravitational wave sources
|
||||
BLIP,Background photon noise limited
|
||||
C2PAP,"Computational Center for Particle and Astrophysics, Universe Cluster, Garching"
|
||||
CADC,Canadian Astronomy Data Centre
|
||||
CAPj,Communicating Astronomy with the Public Journal
|
||||
CARLA,Clusters Around Radio-Loud AGN (Spitzer)
|
||||
CASA,Common Astronomy Software Applications (ALMA)
|
||||
CBR,cosmic background radiation
|
||||
CDR,Critical Design Review
|
||||
CDS,"Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg (Strasbourg astronomical Data Center)"
|
||||
CEA,"Commissariat à L’Energie Atomique, France"
|
||||
CELAC_EU,"Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States–European Union"
|
||||
CES,Coude Echelle Spectrometer
|
||||
CGM,Circumgalactic medium
|
||||
CHAMP+,Dual channel heterodyne receiver array (APEX)
|
||||
CLIF,Convolution with Linearized Inverse Filter algorithm for wavefront sensing
|
||||
CM,center of mass
|
||||
CMB,Cosmic Microwave Background
|
||||
CMBR,Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation
|
||||
CME,Coronal Mass Ejection (usually Sun)
|
||||
CNAM,Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers
|
||||
CNRS,Centre national de la recherche scientifique
|
||||
CO,Carbon monoxide
|
||||
CO,Carried Over budget
|
||||
COFUND,EU fellowship funding programme
|
||||
CONDOR,"1.5 THz heterodyne receiver (APEX)"
|
||||
CONICA,COudé Near-Infrared CAmera (VLT)
|
||||
CORALIE,Echelle Spectrograph on the 1.2-metre Leonard Euler Swiss telescope
|
||||
CoRoT,COnvection ROtation and planetary Transits (French Satellite)
|
||||
COSMOS,HST survey programme
|
||||
Cou-,Council Document
|
||||
CP,Calibration Programme
|
||||
CPI,Consumer Price Index
|
||||
CRIRES+,Planned upgrade to CRIRES
|
||||
CRIRES,Cryogenic InfraRed Echelle Spectrometer (VLT)
|
||||
CSV,Commissioning and Science Verification
|
||||
CTA,Cherenkov Telescope Array
|
||||
CTA-S,Cherenkov Telescope Array South
|
||||
CTAO,Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory
|
||||
CUBES,Cassegrain U-band Brazilian ESO Spectrograph
|
||||
CuRe,Fast wavefront reconstruction algorithms for XAO with pyramid WFS
|
||||
CuReD,Fast wavefront reconstruction algorithms for XAO with pyramid WFS with pre-processing
|
||||
DC,Direct Current
|
||||
DDS,Data DistributIOn middleware for SPARTA
|
||||
DDT,Director’s Discretionary Time
|
||||
DFG,Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
|
||||
DFS,(VLT) Data Flow System
|
||||
DG,Director General
|
||||
DIG,Deep Imaging Group (Vitacura)
|
||||
DL,Delay Line (VLTI)
|
||||
DMO,Data Management and Operations Division
|
||||
DMS,Dome and Main Structure
|
||||
DRS,"DRS, formerly Boeing, detector manufacturer"
|
||||
DSC,Directorate for Science
|
||||
DSM,Deformable Secondary Mirror
|
||||
DSO,Department of Science Operations (ALMA)
|
||||
eAPD,electron Avalanche Photodiode Detector
|
||||
EASC,European ALMA Support Centre
|
||||
EC,European Commission
|
||||
ECRI,European Conference on Research Infrastructures
|
||||
EFOSC2,ESO Faint Object Spectrograph and Camera (v.2)
|
||||
EIB,European Investment Bank
|
||||
EIROforum,Organisation consisting of the seven largest scientific European international organisations devoted to fostering mutual activities
|
||||
ELT,Extremely Large Telescope
|
||||
EM&P,"Journal, Earth, Moon, and Planets"
|
||||
EMAC,ELT Management Advisory Committee
|
||||
EMBL,European Molecular Biology Laboratory (Germany)
|
||||
EMMI,ESO Multi-Mode Instrument (NTT)
|
||||
ePOD,education and Public Outreach Department
|
||||
ERC,European Research Council
|
||||
ERIS,Enhanced Resolution Imager and Spectrograph
|
||||
ERP,Enterprise Resource Planning (Administration software)
|
||||
ESAC,European Science Advisory Committee (for ALMA)
|
||||
ESAC,"European Space Astronomy Centre (ESA, Spain)"
|
||||
ESC,ELT Subcommittee
|
||||
ESE,ELT Science and Engineering
|
||||
ESM,European School Munich
|
||||
ESO,European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere
|
||||
ESOF,Euroscience Open Forum
|
||||
ESON,ESO Science Outreach Network
|
||||
ESPRESSO,Echelle SPectrograph for Rocky Exoplanet- and Stable Spectroscopic Observations
|
||||
ESRC,ELT Standing Review Committee
|
||||
ETF,ELT Technical Facility
|
||||
EVALSO,Enabling Virtual Access to Latin-american Southern Observatories
|
||||
EWASS,European Week of Astronomy and Space Science
|
||||
ExA,"Journal, Experimental Astronomy"
|
||||
ExTrA,"(La Silla) Exoplanets in Transit and their Atmospheres"
|
||||
FC,Finance Committee
|
||||
FDR,Final Design Review
|
||||
FE IPT,"Front-End Integrated Project Team (ALMA)"
|
||||
FE,Front End
|
||||
FEA,Finite Element Analysis
|
||||
FEED,Front-End Engineering Design (ELT)
|
||||
FEIC,Front End Integration Centre (ALMA)
|
||||
FEROS,"Fibre-fed, Extended Range, Échelle Spectrograph (MPG/ESO 2.2-metre)"
|
||||
FIAT,"Facility (for) Infrared Arrays Testing"
|
||||
FITS,Flexible Image Transport System
|
||||
FLAMES,Fibre Large Array Multi Element Spectrograph (VLT)
|
||||
FORS1,FOcal Reducer/low dispersion Spectrograph (VLT)-1
|
||||
FORS2,FOcal Reducer/low dispersion Spectrograph (VLT)-2
|
||||
FOS,Faint Object Spectrograph (HST)
|
||||
FP,Fabry-Perot
|
||||
FP6,Sixth EC Framework Programme
|
||||
FP7,Seventh EC Framework Programme
|
||||
FWHM,Full Width at Half Maximum
|
||||
GALACSI,"Ground Atmospheric Layer Adaptive Optics for Spectroscopic Imaging (AOF)"
|
||||
GIRAFFE,Fibre-fed multi-object spectrograph and part of the VLT FLAMES facility
|
||||
GLAO,Ground Layer Adaptive Optics
|
||||
gNLT,Garching Night Log Tool
|
||||
GRAAL,GRound-layer Adaptive optics Assisted by Lasers (AOF)
|
||||
GRAVITY,"AO assisted, two-object, multiple-beam-combiner (VLTI)"
|
||||
GROND,"Gamma-Ray Burst Optical/Near-Infrared Detector (MPG/ESO 2.2-metre)"
|
||||
GTC,Gran Telescopio Canarias
|
||||
GTO,Guaranteed Time for Observation
|
||||
GWh,Gigawatt hours
|
||||
GÉANT,European multi-gigabit computer network for research and education purposes
|
||||
H-LTAO,HARMONI Laser Tomography Adaptive Optics
|
||||
H2020,(EU) Horizon 2020 Programme
|
||||
HARMONI,Proposed first light integral field spectrograph for the ELT
|
||||
HARPS,High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planetary Searcher (3.6-metre)
|
||||
HAWK-I,High Acuity Wide field K-band Imager
|
||||
HCI,Human Computer Interface
|
||||
HIA,Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics (Canada)
|
||||
HIRES,(ELT) HIgh REsolution Spectrograph
|
||||
HODM,High Order Deformable Mirror
|
||||
HST,Hubble Space Telescope
|
||||
HVAC,"Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning"
|
||||
IAG,"Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences (Brazil)"
|
||||
IAU,International Astronomical Union
|
||||
Icar,"Icarus, Planetary science journal, Planetary science journal"
|
||||
IFS,"Integral Field Spectrograph (SPHERE, ELT)"
|
||||
IFU,Integral Field Unit
|
||||
INAF,Italian National Institute for Astrophysics
|
||||
INRIA,Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
|
||||
IPAG,Institut de Planetologie et d’Astrophysique de Grenoble
|
||||
IPC,"(Chilean) Índice de Precios al Consumidor"
|
||||
IPP,Max-Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (Germany)
|
||||
IPSAS,International Public Sector Accounting Standards
|
||||
IPT,Integrated Product Team (ALMA)
|
||||
IR,Infrared
|
||||
IRAM,Institut de Radioastronomie Millimétrique
|
||||
IRDIS,"InfraRed Dual-beam Imager and Spectrograph (SPHERE, ELT)"
|
||||
IRIS,VLTI Infrared Image Sensor
|
||||
IRLOS,InfraRed Low Order Sensor
|
||||
IRO,International Relations Office
|
||||
ISAAC,Infrared Spectrometer And Array Camera (VLT)
|
||||
ISERD,Israeli inter-ministerial agency for R&D cooperation with Europe
|
||||
ISM,International Staff Member
|
||||
ISRO,Indian Space Research Organisation
|
||||
ISS,International Space Station
|
||||
IT,Information Technology
|
||||
ITAR,International Traffic in Arms Regulations
|
||||
ITER,International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor
|
||||
IVOA,International Virtual Observatory Alliance
|
||||
IVSLA,Istituto Veneto di Scienze ed Arti
|
||||
IYA2009,International Year of Astronomy 2009
|
||||
JAO,Joint ALMA Observatory
|
||||
JENAM,Joint European and National Astronomy Meeting
|
||||
JUICE,JUpiter ICy moons Explorer
|
||||
JWST,James Webb Space Telescope
|
||||
k,"kilo/1,000"
|
||||
KIDS,(VST) Kilo-Degree Survey
|
||||
KMOS,K-band Multi-Object Spectrograph (VLT)
|
||||
KTS,Klaus Tschira Stiftung
|
||||
Kueyan,VLT Unit Telescope 2
|
||||
LABOCA,Large APEX Bolometer CAmera
|
||||
LAOG,"Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de l'Observatoire de Grenoble"
|
||||
LCS,Local Control System
|
||||
LEO,Low Earth Orbit
|
||||
LFC,Laser Frequency Comb
|
||||
LGS,Laser Guide Star
|
||||
LGSF,Laser Guide Star Facility
|
||||
LMC,Large Magellanic Cloud
|
||||
LMU,Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
|
||||
LN2,Liquid nitrogen
|
||||
LOFAR,Low Frequency Array
|
||||
LOPS,Local Optical Phasing Sensor
|
||||
LP,Large Programme
|
||||
LPG,Liquefied Petroleum Gas
|
||||
LPO,"La Silla Paranal Observatory"
|
||||
LSM,Local Staff Members
|
||||
LSP,"La Silla Paranal Subcommittee"
|
||||
LTAO,Laser Tomography Adaptive Optics
|
||||
LVSM,Large Visible Sensor Module
|
||||
M#,"Mirror #"
|
||||
M,"million/1,000,000"
|
||||
MACAO,Multiple Application Curvature Adaptive Optic
|
||||
MACCON,Motion controller manufacturer
|
||||
MAD,Multi-conjugate Adaptive optics Demonstrator
|
||||
MAORY,(ELT) Multi-conjugate Adaptive Optics RelaY
|
||||
mas,milliarcseconds
|
||||
MASCOT,Mini All-Sky Cloud Observation Tool (Paranal)
|
||||
MATISSE,Multi AperTure mid-Infrared SpectroScopic Experiment (VLTI)
|
||||
MCAO,Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics
|
||||
Melipal,VLT Unit Telescope 3
|
||||
MELT,Minuscule ELT
|
||||
MENLO systems,Optical equipment manufacturer
|
||||
MERAC,Mobilising European Research in Astrophysics and Cosmology
|
||||
MERIL,Mapping the European Research Infrastructure Landscape
|
||||
METIS,Mid-infrared ELT Imager and Spectrograph
|
||||
MICADO,Adaptive optics imaging camera (ELT)
|
||||
MIDI,Mid-infrared Interferometric Instrument (VLTI)
|
||||
MIM,"Museo Interactivo Mirador, Santiago"
|
||||
mmVLBI,Millimeter Very Long Baseline Interferometry
|
||||
Mn,"Mirror #n"
|
||||
MNRAS,"Journal, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society"
|
||||
MOAO,Multiple-Object Adaptive Optics
|
||||
MOONS,Multi Object Optical and Near-infrared Spectrograph (VLT third generation)
|
||||
MOS,(ELT) Multi-Object Spectroscopy
|
||||
MOSAIC,"(ELT) Multi-Object Spectrograph (Multi-Object Spectrograph for Astrophysics, Intergalactic medium studies and Cosmology)"
|
||||
MOSFIRE,Near-infrared multi-object spectrograph (Keck)
|
||||
MPA,Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics
|
||||
MPE,Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics
|
||||
MPG,Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
|
||||
MPIA,Max Planck Institute for Astronomy
|
||||
MPIfR,Max-Planck Institute for Radioastronomy (Germany)
|
||||
MS,Member State(s)
|
||||
MTM,"MT Mechatronics (European company of high technology, engineering and maintenance services)"
|
||||
MUSE,Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (VLT)
|
||||
NACO,NAOS-CONICA (VLT)
|
||||
NAOJ,National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
|
||||
NAOMI,Adaptive optics system for the ATs (VLTI)
|
||||
NAOS,Nasmyth Adaptive Optics System (VLT)
|
||||
NASA,National Aeronautics and Space Administration
|
||||
NAV,Navision
|
||||
NDF,Non-Deliverable Forward Agreement
|
||||
NEAR,New Earths in the Alpha Cen Region experiment
|
||||
NEO,Near-Earth Object
|
||||
NewA,"Journal, New Astronomy"
|
||||
NewAR,"Journal, New Astronomy Reviews"
|
||||
NFM,Narrow Field Mode
|
||||
NGC,New General Catalogue
|
||||
NGC,New General detector Controller
|
||||
NGSD,"Proposed large natural/laser guide star WFS detector (ELT)"
|
||||
NGTS,Next Generation Transit Survey
|
||||
NINS,National Institutes of Natural Sciences
|
||||
NIRPS,(NNT) Near Infra Red Planet Searcher
|
||||
NOVA,The Netherlands Research School for Astronomy (Nederlandse Onderzoekschool voor Astronomie)
|
||||
NRAO,National Radio Astronomy Observatory
|
||||
NSF,National Science Foundation
|
||||
NTT,New Technology Telescope
|
||||
NUVA,Network for UltraViolet Astrophysics
|
||||
OAA,Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory
|
||||
OBAMA,Optical Bidule for Aberration Measurement on the ATs
|
||||
OBC,On-Board Computer
|
||||
OCA-NICE,Cote d’Azur Observatory (Observatoire de la Cote d’Azur)
|
||||
ODG,Office of the Director General
|
||||
OECD,Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
|
||||
OmegaCAM,Optical Camera for the VST
|
||||
OPC,Observing Programmes Committee
|
||||
OPO,Observing Programmes Office
|
||||
OPTICON,Optical Infrared Coordination Network for Astronomy
|
||||
OSF,ALMA Operations Support Facilities
|
||||
OSO,Onsala Space Observatory
|
||||
OT,Observing Tool
|
||||
OTS,Operations Technical Support
|
||||
P&SS,"Journal, Planetary and Space Science"
|
||||
P2PP,Peer to Peer Protocol
|
||||
P86,Observing Period 86
|
||||
P87,Observing Period 87
|
||||
PA,Product Assurance
|
||||
PAC,Provisional Acceptance Chile
|
||||
PACMAN,Fringe tracker for PRIMA (VLTI)
|
||||
PAE,Provisional Acceptance Europe
|
||||
PARLA,"PAranal Raman Laser, replacement for PARSEC (VLTI)"
|
||||
PARSEC,Sodium line laser for VLT AO
|
||||
PASJ,"Journal, Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan"
|
||||
PASP,"Journal, Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific"
|
||||
PDR,Preliminary Design Review
|
||||
PESSTO,Public ESO Spectroscopic Survey of Transient Objects
|
||||
PFS,(ELT) Pre-Focal Station
|
||||
PFS-A,"(ELT) Pre-Focal Station for Nasmyth A"
|
||||
PhD,Doctor of Philosophy
|
||||
PI,Principal Investigator
|
||||
PIO,Public Information Officer
|
||||
PIONIER,VLTI visitor instrument
|
||||
PIP,Paranal Instrumentation Programme
|
||||
PLC,Programmable Logic Controllers (ELT)
|
||||
PMD,Project Management Department
|
||||
PMPD,Performance Management and Professional Development
|
||||
PRIMA,Phase-Referenced Imaging and Micro-arcsecond Astrometry facility (VLTI)
|
||||
PSF,Point Spread Function
|
||||
PSLV,Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle
|
||||
PTP,Precision Time Protocol
|
||||
Q,Quarter
|
||||
QSO,"Quasi Stellar Object, quasar"
|
||||
QUEST,QUasar Equatorial Survey Team
|
||||
R&D,Research and Development
|
||||
RAB,Reflector Assembly Building
|
||||
RAL,"Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot (UK)"
|
||||
RCL,Radioastronomy Chajnantor Limitada
|
||||
RedCLARA,Latin American Advanced Networks Cooperation (Academic data network in Latin America)
|
||||
REM,Rapid Eye Mount Telescope (La Silla)
|
||||
REUNA,Red Universitaria Nacional (Academic data network in Chile)
|
||||
RM,Rossiter-McClaughlin (effect)
|
||||
RMN,Reflective Memory Network (VLTI)
|
||||
rms,Root Mean Square
|
||||
SABOCA,Shortwave Apex BOlometer Camera
|
||||
SAC,EURO-VO Science Advisory Committee
|
||||
SAF,Science Archive Facility
|
||||
SAFRAN-REOSC,High performance optics company
|
||||
SAPHIRA,Detector for the GRAVITY wavefront sensor
|
||||
SAXO,SPHERE’S AO system (VLT)
|
||||
SBSP,Space Based Solar Power
|
||||
SCAO,Single-conjugate adaptive optics
|
||||
SCO,Santiago Central Office (ALMA/ESO Vitacura)
|
||||
SDD,Software Development Division
|
||||
SDSS,Sloan Digital Sky Survey
|
||||
SEPIA,Swedish ESO PI receiver for APEX
|
||||
SHFI,Swedish Heterodyne Facility Instrument
|
||||
SiC,(ELT) SiliconCarbide-mirrorsubstrate
|
||||
SINFONI,Spectrograph for INtegral Field Observations in the Near Infrared (VLT)
|
||||
SKA,Square Kilometer Array
|
||||
SM,Service Mode (observing)
|
||||
SM4,Servicing Mission 4 (HST)
|
||||
SMBH,Supermassive black hole
|
||||
SOFI,SOn oF Isaac (NTT)
|
||||
SOPHIE,Spectrographe pour l’Observation des Phénomènes des Intérieurs stellaires et des Exoplanètes
|
||||
SOXS,(NTT) Son Of X-Shooter
|
||||
SPARTA,Real-time computer for the AOF
|
||||
SPC,Scientific Personnel Committee
|
||||
SPECULOOS,(Paranal) Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars
|
||||
SPHERE,Spectro-Polarimetric High-contrast Exoplanet Research instrument (VLT)
|
||||
SPIFFI,SPectrometer for Infrared Faint Field Imaging
|
||||
SPT,South Pole Telescope
|
||||
SSDF,Science Support Discretionary Fund
|
||||
SSED,Software System Engineering Department
|
||||
SSWG,Science Strategy Working Group
|
||||
SSS,Surrey Space Centre
|
||||
ST-ECF,Space Telescope European Coordination Facility
|
||||
STC,Scientific Technical Committee
|
||||
STFC,Science and Technology Facilities Council (UK)
|
||||
STRAP,Tip-tilt sensors (VLTI)
|
||||
STScI,Space Telescope Science Institute (USA)
|
||||
sub-mm,submillimetre
|
||||
SUSI2,Superb Seeing Imager 2 (NTT)
|
||||
TAROT,Télescope à Action Rapide pour les Objets Transitoires
|
||||
TAROT-S,Télescopes à Action Rapide pour les Objets Transitoires South
|
||||
TBT,Test-Bed Telescope
|
||||
TEC,Technology Division
|
||||
telbib,ESO library telescope bibliography database
|
||||
TFB,Tunable Filter Bank (ALMA)
|
||||
TIMMI,TIMMI far-infrared camera (ESO 3.6-metre telescope)
|
||||
ToO,Target of Opportunity
|
||||
TRAPPIST,TRAnsiting Planets and PlanetesImals Small Telescope
|
||||
TRR,Test Readiness Review
|
||||
UC,Users Committee
|
||||
UKSA,United Kingdom Space Agency
|
||||
Ultracam,High-speed camera (VLT)
|
||||
UltraVISTA,Ultra-deep near-infrared survey in the COSMOS field
|
||||
UNCOPUOS,United Nations Committee for the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space
|
||||
USM,University Observatory Munich
|
||||
UT,Unit Telescope of the VLT
|
||||
UT1–4,"VLT Unit Telescopes 1–4: Antu, Kueyen, Melipal and Yepun"
|
||||
UV,UltraViolet
|
||||
UVES,UV-Visual Echelle Spectrograph (VLT)
|
||||
VERTEX,"(APEX) VERTEX Antennentechnik GmbH, Duisburg (Germany)"
|
||||
VHS,VISTA Hemisphere Survey
|
||||
VIDEO,VISTA Deep Extragalactic Observations Survey
|
||||
VIKING,VISTA Kilo-degree Infrared Galaxy survey
|
||||
VIMOS,VIsible MultiObject Spectrograph (VLT)
|
||||
VINCI,VLT INterferometer Commissioning Instrument (VLTI)
|
||||
VIPERS,VIMOS Public Extragalactic Redshift Survey
|
||||
VIRCAM,VISTA Infrared Camera
|
||||
VISA,VLTI Sub-Array
|
||||
VISIR,VLT Mid-Infrared Imager Spectrometer
|
||||
VISTA,Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy
|
||||
VLT,Very Large Telescope
|
||||
VLT/I,Very Large Telescope and its Interferometer
|
||||
VLTI,Very Large Telescope Interferometer
|
||||
VLTI-PR#,VLTI projects
|
||||
VM,Visitor Mode (observing)
|
||||
VMC,VISTA survey of the Magellanic Cloud system
|
||||
VO,Virtual Observatory
|
||||
VOP,Virtual Observatory Project Office
|
||||
VPHAS+,"VST Photometric Hα Survey"
|
||||
VSS,Variability Sky Survey
|
||||
VST,VLT Survey Telescope
|
||||
VVDS,VIMOS VLT Deep Survey
|
||||
VVV,ESO public survey VISTA Variables in the Vía Láctea
|
||||
WASP,Wide Angle Search for Planets survey
|
||||
WFCAM,Infrared wide field camera for the UK Infrared Telescope on Mauna Kea
|
||||
WFI,"Wide Field Imager (MPG/ESO 2.2-metre)"
|
||||
WiFi,Wireless Fidelity
|
||||
WVR,Water Vapour Radiometer (ALMA)
|
||||
X-shooter,Wideband ultraviolet-infrared single target spectrograph (VLT)
|
||||
XAO,Extreme adaptive optics
|
||||
XMM-Newton,X-ray Multi-Mirror satellite (ESA)
|
||||
Yepun,VLT Unit Telescope 4
|
||||
Z-Spec,Millimetre-wave spectrograph (APEX visitor instrument)
|
||||
zCOSMOS,Large Programme to measure 30 000 galaxies in the HST Cosmic Origins field
|
||||
ZIMPOL,"Zurich Imaging Polarimeter (SPHERE, ELT)"
|
||||
ΛCDM,Lambda Cold Dark Matter
|
||||
μm,Micrometre
|
||||
|
598
data/abbr/aviation.csv
Normal file
598
data/abbr/aviation.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,598 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
3P,"Perceive, Process, Perform"
|
||||
5P,"Plan, Plane, Pilot, Passengers, Programming"
|
||||
7500,"Transponder code for Aircraft hijacking (ICAO)"
|
||||
7600,"Transponder code for Radio failure (lost communications, ICAO)"
|
||||
7700,"Transponder code for Emergency (ICAO)"
|
||||
A/A,Air to air TACAN function
|
||||
A/C,Aircraft
|
||||
A/D,Aerodrome
|
||||
A/F,Autofeather
|
||||
A/FD,Airport/Facility Directory
|
||||
A/P,Autopilot
|
||||
A/R,Altitude Rate
|
||||
A300,Airbus A300 twinjet
|
||||
A310,Airbus A310 twinjet
|
||||
A320,Airbus A320 family of twinjets
|
||||
A330,Airbus A330 twinjet
|
||||
A340,Airbus A340 quadjet
|
||||
A350,Airbus A350 twinjet
|
||||
A380,Airbus A380 quadjet
|
||||
AAA,Airport Airspace Analysis
|
||||
AAE,Above Aerodrome Elevation
|
||||
AAF,Airway Facilities Service
|
||||
AAF,Army Air Field
|
||||
AAI,Arrival Aircraft Interval
|
||||
AAI,Airports Authority of India
|
||||
AAIB,Air Accidents Investigation Branch (UK)
|
||||
AAIM,Aircraft Autonomous Integrity Monitoring
|
||||
AAM,Advanced Air Mobility
|
||||
AAMS,Aircraft Arrival Management System
|
||||
AARTS,Army Aviation Radar Training System
|
||||
AAO,Assumed Adverse Obstacle
|
||||
AAS,Airport Advisory Service
|
||||
AB,"Air Base, Afterburner"
|
||||
ABI,Advanced Boundary Information
|
||||
AC,Aircraft
|
||||
ACAC,Arab Civil Aviation Conference
|
||||
ACAM,Aircraft Continuing Airworthiness Monitoring
|
||||
ACARS,Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System
|
||||
ACAS,Airborne Collision Avoidance System
|
||||
ACC,Area Control Center
|
||||
ACE,Airport airside Capacity Enhancement
|
||||
ACI,Airports Council International
|
||||
ACP,Accept
|
||||
AD,Air Defence
|
||||
ADAC,Abu Dhabi Airports
|
||||
ADEP,Aerodrome of Departure
|
||||
ADES,Aerodrome of Destination
|
||||
ADF,Automatic Direction Finding
|
||||
ADI,Automatic De-Ice and Inhibitor
|
||||
ADIRS,Air Data and Inertial Reference System
|
||||
ADIRU,Air Data Inertial Reference Unit
|
||||
ADIZ,Air Defense Identification Zone
|
||||
ADL,Aeronautical Data Link
|
||||
ADLY,Arrival Delay
|
||||
ADP,Aerodrome dé Paris (Charles de Gaulle)
|
||||
ADP,Automated Data Processing
|
||||
ADS,Automated Distribution System
|
||||
ADS,Automatic Dependent Surveillance
|
||||
ADS-B,Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast
|
||||
AENA,Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea
|
||||
AEO,All Engines Operative
|
||||
AERA,Automated En-Route Air Traffic Control
|
||||
AEW,Airborne Early Warning
|
||||
AF,Air Field
|
||||
AFCS,Automatic Flight Control System
|
||||
AFI,Air Force Instruction
|
||||
AFIS,Aerodrome Flight Information Service
|
||||
AFTN,Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunication Network
|
||||
AFM,Aircraft Flight Manual
|
||||
AGAS,Action Group for ATM Safety (EUROCONTROL)
|
||||
AGL,Above Ground Level
|
||||
AH,Acceleration Height
|
||||
ahdg,alter heading
|
||||
AICS,Aircraft Inventory and Charter System
|
||||
AID,Airport Information Desk
|
||||
AIDS,Aircraft Integrated Data System
|
||||
AIG,Airbus Industries Group
|
||||
AILS,Automatic Instrument Landing System
|
||||
AIM,Aeronautical Information Manual
|
||||
AIP,Aeronautical Information Publication
|
||||
AIPA,Aeronautical Information Production Application
|
||||
AIRAC,Aeronautical Information Regulation And Control
|
||||
AIRMET,Airmen's Meteorological Information
|
||||
AIRNAV,Airports and Navigation Aids Database System
|
||||
AIRNET,Airport Network Simulation Model
|
||||
AIRPAC,Advisor for the Intelligent Resolution of Predicted Aircraft
|
||||
ALO,Aviation Logistics Organization
|
||||
ALP,Airport Layout Plan
|
||||
ALPA,Airlines Pilots Association
|
||||
ALS,Approach Lighting System
|
||||
ALSF,Approach Lighting System With Sequenced Flashing Lights
|
||||
ALSF1,ALS with Sequenced Flashers I
|
||||
ALSF2,ALS with Sequenced Flashers II
|
||||
ALSIP,Approach Lighting System Improvement Plan
|
||||
ALTRV,Altitude Reservation
|
||||
AM,Airfield Management
|
||||
AMAN,Arrival Manager
|
||||
AMASS,Airport Movement Area Safety System
|
||||
AMCC,Air Route Traffic Control Center Maintenance Control Center
|
||||
AMIC,Area Manager in Charge
|
||||
AMIS,Aircraft Management Information System
|
||||
AMOC,Alternative Methods of Compliance
|
||||
AMOS,Automated Meteorological Observation Station
|
||||
AMP,ARINC Message Processor (OR) Airport Master Plan
|
||||
AMS,Acquisition Management System
|
||||
AMT,Aviation Maintenance Technician
|
||||
AMVER,Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Rescue System
|
||||
ANA,Administration of Air Navigation
|
||||
ANC,Alternate Network Connectivity
|
||||
ANCA,Airport Noise and Capacity Act
|
||||
ANG,Air National Guard
|
||||
ANGB,Air National Guard Base
|
||||
ANMS,Automated Network Monitoring System
|
||||
ANSL,Air Navigation Solutions Ltd. (UK)
|
||||
ANSP,Air Navigation Service Provider
|
||||
AOA,"Angle of Attack, Air Operations Area, Airport Operating Area"
|
||||
AOB,Airfield Operations Board
|
||||
AOC,Airline Operational Control Center
|
||||
AOCC,Atlantic Operations Control Center
|
||||
AODR,Authorizing Official Designated Representative
|
||||
AOM,Airplane Operating Manual
|
||||
AOPA,Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
|
||||
AOR,Area of Responsibility
|
||||
AP,Acquisition Plan
|
||||
APB,Acquisition Program Baselines
|
||||
APM,Approach Path Monitor
|
||||
APP,Approach
|
||||
APS,Airport Planning Standard
|
||||
APTS,Automated Personnel Tracking System
|
||||
APU,Auxiliary Power Unit
|
||||
AQAFO,Aeronautical Quality Assurance Field Office
|
||||
AR,Aerial Refueling
|
||||
AR,Aspect Ratio
|
||||
ARAC,Army Radar Approach Control (AAF)
|
||||
ARFOR,Area Forecast
|
||||
ARINC,Aeronautical Radio, Inc. (USA)
|
||||
ARLNO,Airline Office
|
||||
ARP,Airport Reference Point
|
||||
ARTCC,Air Route Traffic Control Centre
|
||||
ASB,Airspace Block
|
||||
ASDA,Accelerate Stop Distance Available
|
||||
ASDE,Airport Surface Detection Equipment
|
||||
ASDE-X,"Airport Surface Detection Equipment, model X"
|
||||
ASOS,Automated Surface Observation System
|
||||
ASR,Airport Surveillance Radar
|
||||
ASTERIX,All Purpose Structured Eurocontrol Surveillance Information Exchange
|
||||
ATA,Actual Time of Arrival
|
||||
ATC,Air Traffic Control
|
||||
ATCALS,Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems
|
||||
ATCO,Air Traffic Control Officer
|
||||
ATIS,Automatic Terminal Information Service
|
||||
ATM,"Air Traffic Management, Air Traffic Manager"
|
||||
ATO,Air Traffic Organization
|
||||
ATPL,Airline Transport Pilot License
|
||||
AURO,Autorotation (by helicopters)
|
||||
AWACS,Airborne Warning And Control System
|
||||
BC,Back Course
|
||||
BAF,Belgian Air Force
|
||||
BASH,Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard
|
||||
BDOC,Base Defense Operations Center
|
||||
BIRTAM,NOTAM on Bird Activity
|
||||
BIT,Build-In Test
|
||||
BITE,Build-In Test Equipment
|
||||
BRNAV,Basic Area Navigation
|
||||
BWB,Blended Wing Body
|
||||
BWC,Bird Watch Condition
|
||||
C2,Command and Control
|
||||
C3,"Communication, Command and Control"
|
||||
C4I,"Communication, Command, Control, Computers and Intelligence"
|
||||
CAAC,Civil Aviation Administration of China
|
||||
CAAS,Civil Aviation Authorization of Singapore
|
||||
CAL,Computer Assisted Learning
|
||||
CAMACA,Common Agreed Methodology for Airport airside Capacity Assessment
|
||||
CANAC,Computer Assisted National Air Traffic Control Centre (Belgium)
|
||||
CANSO,Civil Air Navigation Services Organization
|
||||
CARMA,CATC Radar Simulator Allahabad
|
||||
CAS,Calibrated Airspeed
|
||||
CASE,Controlled Airspace Synthetic Environment (Simulator of Alenia Marconi)
|
||||
CAT,"Category of Aircraft, Clear Air Turbulence"
|
||||
CATC,Civil Air Traffic Control
|
||||
CAVOK,Clouds And Visibility OK
|
||||
C/S,Callsign
|
||||
CBT,Computer-based Training
|
||||
CC,Commander
|
||||
CCBC,Community College Baltimore County
|
||||
CCIS,Closed Circuit Information System
|
||||
CCTLR,Chief Controller
|
||||
CDA,Continuous Descent Approach
|
||||
CDI,Course Deviation Indicator
|
||||
CDM,Collaborative Decision Making
|
||||
CDTI,Cockpit Display of Traffic Information
|
||||
CDU,Cockpit Display Unit
|
||||
CEATS,Central European Air Traffic Services
|
||||
CESC,Chief Executive Standing Conference
|
||||
CFIT,Controlled Flight Into Terrain
|
||||
CFMU,Central Flow Management Unit
|
||||
CFR,Code of Federal Regulations
|
||||
COG,Center of Gravity
|
||||
CON,Control
|
||||
CGD,Combined Graphic Display
|
||||
CISM,Critical Incident Stress Management
|
||||
CLC,Course Line Computer
|
||||
CLNC,Clearance
|
||||
CMA,Controlled Movement Area
|
||||
CMIC,Civil/Military Interface Standing Committee
|
||||
CNS,"Communication, Navigation, Surveillance"
|
||||
CODA,Central Office for Delay Analysis
|
||||
ConOps,Concept of Operations
|
||||
COPS,Changeover Point(s)
|
||||
CORA,Conflict Resolution Advisory
|
||||
COTS,Commercial Of-The-Shelf
|
||||
CPA,Closest Point of Approach
|
||||
CPDLC,Controller Pilot Data Link Communication
|
||||
CPI,Crash Position Indicator
|
||||
CPL,Commercial Pilot License
|
||||
CRC,Control and Reporting Centre
|
||||
CRDA,Converging Runway Display Aid
|
||||
CREDOS,Crosswind Reduced Separations for Departure Operations
|
||||
CTA,"Controlled Area, Controlled Time of Arrival"
|
||||
CTAF,Common Traffic Advisory Frequency
|
||||
CTOT,Calculated Take-Off Time
|
||||
CTR,Control Zone or Controlled Traffic Region
|
||||
CV,Vice Commander
|
||||
CVFR,Controlled Visual Flight Rule (flight)
|
||||
CVSM,Conventional Vertical Separation Minimum
|
||||
CW,Continous Wave
|
||||
CW,Cold Weather
|
||||
CWS,Collision Warning System
|
||||
CWP,Controller Working Position
|
||||
CWY,Clearway
|
||||
DA,Density Altitude
|
||||
DAS,DFS Aviation Services (DFS subcompany for services outside Germany)
|
||||
DCIA,Dependent Converging Instrument Approach
|
||||
DECIDE,"Detect, Estimate, Choose, Identify, Do, and Evaluate"
|
||||
DEL,Delivery
|
||||
DER,Departure End of Runway
|
||||
DFS,Deutsche Flugsicherung (ATC in Germany)
|
||||
DGAC,Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile
|
||||
DLA,Defense Logistics Agency
|
||||
DP,Departure Procedure
|
||||
DSNA,Direction des Services de la Navigation Aérienne
|
||||
DTI,Direction Technique Innovation
|
||||
DVA,Diverse Vector Area
|
||||
DW,Downwind
|
||||
EAS,Equivalent Airspeed
|
||||
EAVA,Estonian Aviation Academy
|
||||
ECAC,European Civil Aviation Conference
|
||||
eCTOL,Electric Conventional Take-off and Landing
|
||||
ECP,Entry Control Point
|
||||
EFM,Gesellschaft für Enteisen und Flugzeugschleppen
|
||||
EICAS,Engine Instrument Crew Alerting System
|
||||
ELEV,Field Elevation
|
||||
ELT,Emergency Locator Transmitter
|
||||
EOL,Engine-off landing
|
||||
ERPM,Engine Rotations per Minute
|
||||
eSTOL,Electric Short Take-off and Landing
|
||||
ETA,"Estimated Time of Arrival, East Transition Area"
|
||||
ETL,Effective Translational Lift (for helicopters)
|
||||
ETOPS,Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards
|
||||
ETVS,Electronic Terminal Voice Switch
|
||||
eVTOL,Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing
|
||||
FAA,U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
|
||||
FAR,Fuel Air Ratio
|
||||
FAS,Final Approach Segment
|
||||
FAS,Final Approach Speed
|
||||
FAST,Future Aviation Safety Team
|
||||
FAT,Factory Acceptance Test (see also SAT and RAT)
|
||||
FAT,Final Approach Track
|
||||
FATO,Final Approach and Take-off Area
|
||||
FAWP,Final Approach Waypoint
|
||||
FAWS,Flight Advisory Weather Service
|
||||
FBO,Fixed-Base Operator
|
||||
FBW,Fly-by-Wire
|
||||
FCA,Final Cruise Altitude
|
||||
FCC,Federal Communications Commission (USA)
|
||||
FCC,Flight Control Computer
|
||||
FCI,Flight Command Indicator
|
||||
FCL,Flight Crew Licensing
|
||||
FCLP,Field Carrier Landing Practice
|
||||
FCLT,Freeze Calculated Landing Time
|
||||
FCLTP,Flight Crew Licensing and Training Panel (ICAO)
|
||||
FCOM,Flight Crew Operating Manual
|
||||
FCOM,Flight Crew Operations Manual
|
||||
FCPC,Flight Control Primary Computer
|
||||
FE,Field Elevation (highest point of an airport’s usable runways and is measured in height above mean sea level)
|
||||
FIA,Flight Information Area
|
||||
FIR,Flight Information Region
|
||||
FL,Flight Level
|
||||
FLIP,Flight Information Publication
|
||||
FMG,Flughafen München GmbH
|
||||
FMS,Flight Management System
|
||||
FOD,Foreign Object Debris
|
||||
FOV,Field of View
|
||||
FWC,Flight Warning Computer
|
||||
GA,"General Aviation, Go Around (VFR)"
|
||||
GND,Ground
|
||||
GP,Glide Path
|
||||
GPS,Global Positioning System
|
||||
GS,Ground Speed or Glideslope
|
||||
HEMS,Helicopter Emergency Medical Services
|
||||
HKIA,Hong Kong International Airport
|
||||
HOGE,Hover Out of Ground Effect
|
||||
HOTS,Higher-Order Thinking Skills
|
||||
IAA,Israeli Airport Authority
|
||||
IAF,Israeli Air Force
|
||||
IANS,Institute of Air Navigation Services, a division of Eurocontrol
|
||||
IAS,Indicated airspeed
|
||||
IATA,"International Air Transport Association, HQ in Montreal, Canada"
|
||||
ICA,Initial Climb Area
|
||||
IFE,In-flight Emergency
|
||||
IFR,Instrument Flight Rules
|
||||
IG,Image Generator
|
||||
IGE,In Ground Effect
|
||||
IGLR,Integrated Ground Lighting and Radar
|
||||
ILS,Instrument Landing System
|
||||
ISA,International Standard Atmosphere
|
||||
IMC,Instrument Meteorological Conditions
|
||||
KAT,Kaufbeuren ATM Training (DFS subcompany)
|
||||
KCAS,Calibrated AirSpeed in Knots
|
||||
KIAS,Indicated Airspeed in Knots
|
||||
KTAS,True AirSpeed in Knots
|
||||
LAA,Lappland Aviation Academy
|
||||
LDA,Landing Distance Available
|
||||
LDAH,Landing Distance Available for Helicopter
|
||||
LH,Lufthansa
|
||||
LITAS,Low Intensity Two Colour Approach System
|
||||
LL,Lower Limit
|
||||
LMUK,Lockheed Martin UK
|
||||
LOD,Level of Detail
|
||||
LTA,Lower Traffic Area
|
||||
LUAW,Line up and wait
|
||||
LVNL,Luchtverkeersleiding Nederland (Air Traffic Control the Netherlands)
|
||||
LVP,Low Visibility Procedures
|
||||
LWINS,Lightweight Inertial Navigation System
|
||||
MA,Missed Approach (IFR)
|
||||
MATS,Malta Air Traffic Services
|
||||
MEA,Minimum En-route Altitude
|
||||
METAR,Meteorological Aerodrome Report
|
||||
MCP,Maximum Continuous Power
|
||||
MGTOW,Maximum Gross Take-off Weight
|
||||
MLW,Maximum Landing Weight
|
||||
MMR,Multi-Mode Receiver
|
||||
MSA,Minimum Safe Altitude
|
||||
MSL,Median Sea Level
|
||||
MSTA,Minimum Safe Turning Altitude
|
||||
MTOW,Maximum Take-Off Weight
|
||||
NATCA,National Air Traffic Controllers Association
|
||||
NATOPS,Naval Aviation Training and Operating Procedures Standardization
|
||||
NATS,National Air Traffic Services (UK)
|
||||
NAVAIDS,Navigational Aids
|
||||
NCOIC,Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge
|
||||
NIMA,National Imagery Mapping Agency
|
||||
NLFS,Night Low Flying System
|
||||
NM,Nautical Mile
|
||||
NORDO,No Radio
|
||||
NOTAM,Notice to Airmen or Notice to Air Missions
|
||||
NUAIR,Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research (a New York based nonprofit organization)
|
||||
OCS,Obstacle Clearance Surfaces
|
||||
OCTA,Outside Control Areas
|
||||
OEI,One Engine Inoperative
|
||||
ODP,Obstacle Departure Procedure
|
||||
OGE,Out of Ground Effect
|
||||
OFZ,Obstacle Free Zone
|
||||
OJT,On the Job Training
|
||||
OODA,"Observation, Orientation, Decision, and Action"
|
||||
PA,Pressure Altitude
|
||||
PAPI,Precision Approach Path Indicator
|
||||
PAR,Precision Approach Radar
|
||||
PCAS,Primary Crash Alarm System
|
||||
PIC,Pilot in Command
|
||||
PNF,Pilot Not Flying
|
||||
POH,Pilot's Operating Handbook
|
||||
PPL,Private Pilot's License
|
||||
PMI,Preventative Maintenance Inspection
|
||||
POFZ,Precision Obstacle Free Zone
|
||||
PTAC,"Position, Turn, Altitude, Clearance (also known as Approach Clearance)"
|
||||
PtF,Permit to Fly
|
||||
QFE,"the altimeter setting that will cause the altimeter to read the height above a specific aerodrome or ground level, and therefore read zero on landing"
|
||||
QNE,pressure altitude at the landing runway threshold
|
||||
QNH,atmospheric pressure adjusted to mean sea level
|
||||
RADAR,Radio Detection And Ranging
|
||||
RADNET,Radar Network
|
||||
RAIM,Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (GPS)
|
||||
RAPCON,Radar Approach Control
|
||||
RAT,Reliability Acceptance Test (see also FAT and SAT)
|
||||
RAM,Radar Absorbent Material
|
||||
RAP,Recognised Air Picture
|
||||
RASP,Recognised Air and Surveillance Picture
|
||||
RB,Relative Bearing
|
||||
RBI,Relative Bearing Indicator
|
||||
RBAF,Royal Belgium Armed Forces
|
||||
RCAF,Royal Canadian Air Force
|
||||
RCC,Rescue Co-ordination Centre
|
||||
RCL,Runway Centre Line Lighting
|
||||
RCR,Runway Condition Reading
|
||||
RCS,Radar Cross Section
|
||||
RESA,Runway End Safety Area
|
||||
RET,Rapid Exit Taxiways
|
||||
RF,Radio Frequency
|
||||
RFFS,Rescue and Fire Fighting Services
|
||||
RFM,Rotorcraft Flight Manual
|
||||
RIMCAS,Runway Incursion Monitoring and Conflict Alert System
|
||||
RJAF,Royal Jordanian Air Force
|
||||
RJC,Reject
|
||||
RPI,Runway Point of Intercept
|
||||
RPM,Rotations per Minute
|
||||
ROFZ,Runway Obstacle Free Zone
|
||||
RMI,Radio Magnetic Indicator
|
||||
RNAV,Area Navigation
|
||||
RNP,Required Navigation Performance
|
||||
ROC,Rate Of Climb
|
||||
ROC,Required Obstacle Clearance
|
||||
RPM,Revolutions Per Minute
|
||||
RPS,Radar Position Symbol
|
||||
RRPM,Rotor Rotations per Minute
|
||||
RSA,Runway Safety Area
|
||||
RSAF,Republic of Singapore Air Force
|
||||
RSC,Runway Surface Condition
|
||||
RSI,Remote Status Indicato
|
||||
RSRS,Reduced Same Runway Separation
|
||||
RTCA,Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics
|
||||
RVR,Runway Visual Range
|
||||
RVSM,Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum
|
||||
RWR,Radar Warning Receiver
|
||||
RWY,Runway
|
||||
SADL,Situational Awareness Data Link
|
||||
SAF,Sustainable Aviation Fuel
|
||||
SAR,"Search and Rescue, Synthetic Aperture Radar"
|
||||
SARPS,Standards and Recommended Practices (ICAO)
|
||||
SAT,Site Acceptance Test (see also FAT and RAT)
|
||||
SATCO,Senior Air Traffic Control Officer
|
||||
SATCOM,Satellite Communication
|
||||
SATNAV,Satellite Navigation
|
||||
SATSE,State Air Traffic Services Enterprise
|
||||
SCN,Secondary Crash Net
|
||||
SDD,Situation Data Display
|
||||
SEOL,Simulated engine-off landing
|
||||
SELCAL,Selective Calling System
|
||||
SES,Single European Sky
|
||||
SESAME,Single European Sky ATM Master Plan
|
||||
SESAR,Single European Sky ATM Research
|
||||
SFL,Sequencing Flashing Light
|
||||
SFO,Simulated Flameout Operation
|
||||
SI,Selective Interrogation
|
||||
SIAP,Standard Instrument Approach Procedure
|
||||
SID,Standard Instrument Departure
|
||||
SIF,Selective Identification Friend or Foe
|
||||
SIGMET,Significant Meteorological (Information) Report
|
||||
SILs,Sector Inbound Lists
|
||||
SIM,Simulator
|
||||
SKYGUIDE,Air Traffic Control of Switzerland
|
||||
SL,Sea Level
|
||||
SLB,Side lobe Blanking
|
||||
SLC,Side lobe Cancellation
|
||||
SLOC,Slovenia Control
|
||||
SM,Statute Mile
|
||||
SMR,Surface Movement Radar
|
||||
SOF,Supervisor of Flying
|
||||
SOW,Statement of Work
|
||||
SRC,Safety Regulation Commission (EUROCONTROL)
|
||||
SRU,Safety Regulation Unit (EUROCONTROL)
|
||||
SSR,Secondary Surveillance Radar
|
||||
STAR,Standard Arrival Route or Standard Terminal Arrival Route
|
||||
STARS,Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
|
||||
STB,Stop Bar
|
||||
STCA,Short Term Conflict Alert
|
||||
STD,Synthetic Training Device
|
||||
STDMA,Self-organising Time Division Multiple Access (known as VHF digital link - Mode 4)
|
||||
STNA,Service Technique de la Navigation Aerienne
|
||||
STO,Short Take-Off
|
||||
STOVL,Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing
|
||||
STOL,Short Take-Off and Landing
|
||||
STRATFOR,Eurocontrol Statistics and Forecasts Service
|
||||
SUA,Special Use Airspace
|
||||
SV,Supervisor
|
||||
SVFR,Special Visual Flight Rules
|
||||
SWT,Switch
|
||||
SWY,Stopway
|
||||
SYSCO,System Coordination – Data Exchange and Coordination
|
||||
TA,Terminal Airspace
|
||||
TAA,Terminal Arrival Area
|
||||
TAAM,Total Airspace and Airport Modeller
|
||||
TACAN,Tactical Air Navigation (System)
|
||||
TACS,Theater Air Control System
|
||||
TACTICOS,Tactical Information and Command System
|
||||
TAF,Terminal Aerodrome/Area Forecast
|
||||
TAIS,Tactical Airspace Integration System (US Army)
|
||||
TAIS,Tactical Air Intelligence System
|
||||
TAP,Target Acquisition Protocol
|
||||
TARMAC,Taxi and Ramp Management and Control
|
||||
TAS,Terminal Airspace System
|
||||
TAS,True Air Speed
|
||||
TAWS,Terrain Avoidance and Warning System
|
||||
TCAS,Traffic alert and Collision Avoidance System
|
||||
TCDS,Type Certificate Data Sheet
|
||||
TCH,Threshold Crossing Height
|
||||
TCL,Thrust Control Lever or Taxi Center Lights
|
||||
TDW,Tower Display Workstation
|
||||
TDZ,Runway Touchdown Zone Lighting
|
||||
TDZE,Touch Down Zone Elevation
|
||||
TERPS,US Standard for Terminal Instrument Procedures
|
||||
TFDM,Terminal Flight Data Management
|
||||
TFDPS,Tower Flight Data Processing System
|
||||
TFM,Traffic Flow Management
|
||||
TFR,Temporary Flight Restriction
|
||||
TH,True Heading
|
||||
TID,Touch Input Device
|
||||
TIS,Traffic Information System
|
||||
TLOF,Touchdown and Lift-off Area
|
||||
TM,Traffic Management
|
||||
TMA,Terminal Control Area
|
||||
TOC,Top Of Climb
|
||||
TOD,Top Of Descent
|
||||
TODA,Take-off Distance Available
|
||||
TODAH,Take-off Distance Available for Helicopter
|
||||
TOP,Take-Off Power
|
||||
TOR,"Terms of Reference, or Tornado aircraft"
|
||||
TORA,Takeoff Run Available
|
||||
TOWSIM,Tower Simulator
|
||||
TRACON,Terminal Radar Approach Control
|
||||
TRH,Thrust Reduction Height
|
||||
TSO,Technical Standard Order
|
||||
TSTC,Texas State Technical College
|
||||
TT,True Track
|
||||
TVOR,Terminal VOR
|
||||
TWEB,Transcribed Weather Broadcast (USA for ATIS)
|
||||
TWR,Control Tower or Thrust to Weight Ratio
|
||||
TWY,Taxiway
|
||||
TXC,Taxiway Centreline Lights
|
||||
TXE,Taxiway Edge Lights
|
||||
UA,Unmanned Aircraft
|
||||
UAC,Upper Area Control Centre
|
||||
UAM,Urban Air Mobility
|
||||
UAS,Unmanned Aircraft Systems
|
||||
UAT,Universal Access Transceiver
|
||||
UAV,Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
|
||||
UCAV,Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle
|
||||
UDF,Ultra High Frequency Direction Finding
|
||||
UEI,"Units, Equipment, Installations"
|
||||
UFA,"UFA, Inc., the world's premier developer of Air Traffic Control simulation systems"
|
||||
UHF,Ultra High Frequency (300MHz to 3 GHz)
|
||||
UIR,Upper Flight Information Region
|
||||
UKCAA,United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority
|
||||
UMASS,University of Massachusetts
|
||||
URET,User Request Evaluation Tool
|
||||
USAF,United States Air Force
|
||||
UTA,Upper Traffic Area
|
||||
V1,Decision speed, the speed beyond which takeoff should no longer be aborted
|
||||
V2,Takeoff speed. The speed at which the aircraft may safely be climbed with one engine inoperative
|
||||
VAR,Magnetic Variation
|
||||
VASI,Visual Approach Slope Indicator
|
||||
VASIS,Visual Approach Slope Indicator System
|
||||
VCS,Voice Communication System
|
||||
VCCS,Voice Communication Control System
|
||||
VCOA,Visual Climb Over Airport
|
||||
VDF,Very High Frequency Direction Finding
|
||||
VDGS,Visual Database Generation System
|
||||
VDL-4,VHF digital link Mode 4 (see also STDMA)
|
||||
VDU,Visual Display Unit
|
||||
VFS,Vertical Flight Society
|
||||
VFOW,Vertical Field of View
|
||||
VFR,Visual Flight Rules
|
||||
VHF,Very High Frequency (3 to 300MHz)
|
||||
VLF,Very Low Frequency
|
||||
VMC,Visual Meteorological Conditions
|
||||
VMO,maximum operation speed is the air speed than should never be exceeded deliberately in normal operation, whatever the flight situation isVOR,VHF Omni-directional Range
|
||||
VOLMET,Meteorological Information for Aircraft in Flight
|
||||
VOR,VHF Omni-directional Receiver
|
||||
VORTAC,VOR -TACAN combination
|
||||
VREF,1.3 times the stalling speed of the aircraft in the stated landing configuration and at the prevailing aircraft weight
|
||||
VRS,Vortex Ring State
|
||||
VS,"Stall speed, defined as the minimum steady flight speed at which the airplane is controllable"
|
||||
VSBY,Visibility
|
||||
VSP,Vertical Speed
|
||||
VSTOL,Vertical Short Take-Off and Landing
|
||||
VTC,Visual Terminal Chart
|
||||
VTC,Virtual Training Centre
|
||||
VTOL,Vertical Take-Off and Landing
|
||||
VTOSL,Vertical Take-Off and Short Landing
|
||||
VTS,Vehicle Tracking System
|
||||
Vtoss,Take-off safety speed
|
||||
Vy,Optimimum climbing speed
|
||||
Vz,Rate-of-climb
|
||||
WA,Wind Angle
|
||||
WAAS,Wide Area Augmentation System
|
||||
WAM,Wide Area Multilateration
|
||||
WBS,Work Break-down Structure
|
||||
WCA,Wind Correction Angle
|
||||
WDI,Wind Direction Indicator
|
||||
WGS,World Geodetic System
|
||||
WIAS,Wetter Informations- und Anzeigesystem (German)
|
||||
WP,Waypoint
|
||||
WS,Work Station
|
||||
WTC,Wake Turbulence Category
|
||||
WTWS,Wake Turbulence Warning System
|
||||
WX,Weather
|
||||
WXR,Weather Radar Transceiver
|
||||
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
GPT,"glutamate pyruvate transaminase, or Goniopora toxin"
|
||||
Leo,an American Quarter Horse
|
||||
Leo,"Leonberger, a breed of dog"
|
||||
|
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
Air Force Blue (RAF),RGB #5d8aa8
|
||||
Air Force Blue (USAF),RGB #00308f
|
||||
Air Superiority Blue,RGB #72a0c1
|
||||
Alabama Crimson,RGB #a32638
|
||||
Alice Blue,RGB #f0f8ff
|
||||
Alizarin Crimson,RGB #e32636
|
||||
Alloy Orange,RGB #c46210
|
||||
Almond,RGB #efdecd
|
||||
Amaranth,RGB #e52b50
|
||||
Amber,RGB #ffbf00
|
||||
Amber (Sae/Ece),RGB #ff7e00
|
||||
American Rose,RGB #ff033e
|
||||
Amethyst,RGB #96c
|
||||
Android Green,RGB #a4c639
|
||||
Anti-Flash White,RGB #f2f3f4
|
||||
Antique Brass,RGB #cd9575
|
||||
Antique Fuchsia,RGB #915c83
|
||||
Antique Ruby,RGB #841b2d
|
||||
Antique White,RGB #faebd7
|
||||
Ao (English),RGB #008000
|
||||
Apple Green,RGB #8db600
|
||||
Apricot,RGB #fbceb1
|
||||
Aqua,RGB #0ff
|
||||
Aquamarine,RGB #7fffd4
|
||||
Army Green,RGB #4b5320
|
||||
Arsenic,RGB #3b444b
|
||||
Arylide Yellow,RGB #e9d66b
|
||||
Ash Grey,RGB #b2beb5
|
||||
Asparagus,RGB #87a96b
|
||||
Atomic Tangerine,RGB #f96
|
||||
Auburn,RGB #a52a2a
|
||||
Aureolin,RGB #fdee00
|
||||
Aurometalsaurus,RGB #6e7f80
|
||||
Avocado,RGB #568203
|
||||
Azure,RGB #007fff
|
||||
Azure Mist/Web,RGB #f0ffff
|
||||
Baby Blue,RGB #89cff0
|
||||
Baby Blue Eyes,RGB #a1caf1
|
||||
Baby Pink,RGB #f4c2c2
|
||||
Ball Blue,RGB #21abcd
|
||||
Banana Mania,RGB #fae7b5
|
||||
Banana Yellow,RGB #ffe135
|
||||
Barn Red,RGB #7c0a02
|
||||
Battleship Grey,RGB #848482
|
||||
Bazaar,RGB #98777b
|
||||
Beau Blue,RGB #bcd4e6
|
||||
Beaver,RGB #9f8170
|
||||
Beige,RGB #f5f5dc
|
||||
Big Dip O<>Ruby,RGB #9c2542
|
||||
Bisque,RGB #ffe4c4
|
||||
Bistre,RGB #3d2b1f
|
||||
Bittersweet,RGB #fe6f5e
|
||||
Bittersweet Shimmer,RGB #bf4f51
|
||||
Black,RGB #000
|
||||
Black Bean,RGB #3d0c02
|
||||
Black Leather Jacket,RGB #253529
|
||||
Black Olive,RGB #3b3c36
|
||||
Blanched Almond,RGB #ffebcd
|
||||
Blast-Off Bronze,RGB #a57164
|
||||
Bleu De France,RGB #318ce7
|
||||
Blizzard Blue,RGB #ace5ee
|
||||
Blond,RGB #faf0be
|
||||
Blue,RGB #00f
|
||||
Blue Bell,RGB #a2a2d0
|
||||
Blue (Crayola),RGB #1f75fe
|
||||
Blue Gray,RGB #69c
|
||||
Blue-Green,RGB #0d98ba
|
||||
Blue (Munsell),RGB #0093af
|
||||
Blue (Ncs),RGB #0087bd
|
||||
Blue (Pigment),RGB #339
|
||||
Blue (Ryb),RGB #0247fe
|
||||
Blue Sapphire,RGB #126180
|
||||
Blue-Violet,RGB #8a2be2
|
||||
Blush,RGB #de5d83
|
||||
Bole,RGB #79443b
|
||||
Bondi Blue,RGB #0095b6
|
||||
Bone,RGB #e3dac9
|
||||
Boston University Red,RGB #c00
|
||||
Bottle Green,RGB #006a4e
|
||||
Boysenberry,RGB #873260
|
||||
Brandeis Blue,RGB #0070ff
|
||||
Brass,RGB #b5a642
|
||||
Brick Red,RGB #cb4154
|
||||
Bright Cerulean,RGB #1dacd6
|
||||
Bright Green,RGB #6f0
|
||||
Bright Lavender,RGB #bf94e4
|
||||
Bright Maroon,RGB #c32148
|
||||
Bright Pink,RGB #ff007f
|
||||
Bright Turquoise,RGB #08e8de
|
||||
Bright Ube,RGB #d19fe8
|
||||
Brilliant Lavender,RGB #f4bbff
|
||||
Brilliant Rose,RGB #ff55a3
|
||||
Brink Pink,RGB #fb607f
|
||||
British Racing Green,RGB #004225
|
||||
Bronze,RGB #cd7f32
|
||||
Brown (Traditional),RGB #964b00
|
||||
Brown (Web),RGB #a52a2a
|
||||
Bubble Gum,RGB #ffc1cc
|
||||
Bubbles,RGB #e7feff
|
||||
Buff,RGB #f0dc82
|
||||
Bulgarian Rose,RGB #480607
|
||||
Burgundy,RGB #800020
|
||||
Burlywood,RGB #deb887
|
||||
Burnt Orange,RGB #c50
|
||||
Burnt Sienna,RGB #e97451
|
||||
Burnt Umber,RGB #8a3324
|
||||
Byzantine,RGB #bd33a4
|
||||
Byzantium,RGB #702963
|
||||
Cadet,RGB #536872
|
||||
Cadet Blue,RGB #5f9ea0
|
||||
Cadet Grey,RGB #91a3b0
|
||||
Cadmium Green,RGB #006b3c
|
||||
Cadmium Orange,RGB #ed872d
|
||||
Cadmium Red,RGB #e30022
|
||||
Cadmium Yellow,RGB #fff600
|
||||
Caf<EFBFBD> Au Lait,RGB #a67b5b
|
||||
Caf<EFBFBD> Noir,RGB #4b3621
|
||||
Cal Poly Green,RGB #1e4d2b
|
||||
Cambridge Blue,RGB #a3c1ad
|
||||
Camel,RGB #c19a6b
|
||||
Cameo Pink,RGB #efbbcc
|
||||
Camouflage Green,RGB #78866b
|
||||
Canary Yellow,RGB #ffef00
|
||||
Candy Apple Red,RGB #ff0800
|
||||
Candy Pink,RGB #e4717a
|
||||
Capri,RGB #00bfff
|
||||
Caput Mortuum,RGB #592720
|
||||
Cardinal,RGB #c41e3a
|
||||
Caribbean Green,RGB #0c9
|
||||
Carmine,RGB #960018
|
||||
Carmine (M&P),RGB #d70040
|
||||
Carmine Pink,RGB #eb4c42
|
||||
Carmine Red,RGB #ff0038
|
||||
Carnation Pink,RGB #ffa6c9
|
||||
Carnelian,RGB #b31b1b
|
||||
Carolina Blue,RGB #99badd
|
||||
Carrot Orange,RGB #ed9121
|
||||
Catalina Blue,RGB #062a78
|
||||
Ceil,RGB #92a1cf
|
||||
Celadon,RGB #ace1af
|
||||
Celadon Blue,RGB #007ba7
|
||||
Celadon Green,RGB #2f847c
|
||||
Celeste (Colour),RGB #b2ffff
|
||||
Celestial Blue,RGB #4997d0
|
||||
Cerise,RGB #de3163
|
||||
Cerise Pink,RGB #ec3b83
|
||||
Cerulean,RGB #007ba7
|
||||
Cerulean Blue,RGB #2a52be
|
||||
Cerulean Frost,RGB #6d9bc3
|
||||
Cg Blue,RGB #007aa5
|
||||
Cg Red,RGB #e03c31
|
||||
Chamoisee,RGB #a0785a
|
||||
Champagne,RGB #fad6a5
|
||||
Charcoal,RGB #36454f
|
||||
Charm Pink,RGB #e68fac
|
||||
Chartreuse (Traditional),RGB #dfff00
|
||||
Chartreuse (Web),RGB #7fff00
|
||||
Cherry,RGB #de3163
|
||||
Cherry Blossom Pink,RGB #ffb7c5
|
||||
Chestnut,RGB #cd5c5c
|
||||
China Pink,RGB #de6fa1
|
||||
China Rose,RGB #a8516e
|
||||
Chinese Red,RGB #aa381e
|
||||
Chocolate (Traditional),RGB #7b3f00
|
||||
Chocolate (Web),RGB #d2691e
|
||||
Chrome Yellow,RGB #ffa700
|
||||
Cinereous,RGB #98817b
|
||||
Cinnabar,RGB #e34234
|
||||
Cinnamon,RGB #d2691e
|
||||
Citrine,RGB #e4d00a
|
||||
Classic Rose,RGB #fbcce7
|
||||
Cobalt,RGB #0047ab
|
||||
Cocoa Brown,RGB #d2691e
|
||||
Coffee,RGB #6f4e37
|
||||
Columbia Blue,RGB #9bddff
|
||||
Congo Pink,RGB #f88379
|
||||
Cool Black,RGB #002e63
|
||||
Cool Grey,RGB #8c92ac
|
||||
Copper,RGB #b87333
|
||||
Copper (Crayola),RGB #da8a67
|
||||
Copper Penny,RGB #ad6f69
|
||||
Copper Red,RGB #cb6d51
|
||||
Copper Rose,RGB #966
|
||||
Coquelicot,RGB #ff3800
|
||||
Coral,RGB #ff7f50
|
||||
Coral Pink,RGB #f88379
|
||||
Coral Red,RGB #ff4040
|
||||
Cordovan,RGB #893f45
|
||||
Corn,RGB #fbec5d
|
||||
Cornell Red,RGB #b31b1b
|
||||
Cornflower Blue,RGB #6495ed
|
||||
Cornsilk,RGB #fff8dc
|
||||
Cosmic Latte,RGB #fff8e7
|
||||
Cotton Candy,RGB #ffbcd9
|
||||
Cream,RGB #fffdd0
|
||||
Crimson,RGB #dc143c
|
||||
Crimson Glory,RGB #be0032
|
||||
Cyan,RGB #0ff
|
||||
Cyan (Process),RGB #00b7eb
|
||||
Daffodil,RGB #ffff31
|
||||
Dandelion,RGB #f0e130
|
||||
Dark Blue,RGB #00008b
|
||||
Dark Brown,RGB #654321
|
||||
Dark Byzantium,RGB #5d3954
|
||||
Dark Candy Apple Red,RGB #a40000
|
||||
Dark Cerulean,RGB #08457e
|
||||
Dark Chestnut,RGB #986960
|
||||
Dark Coral,RGB #cd5b45
|
||||
Dark Cyan,RGB #008b8b
|
||||
Dark Electric Blue,RGB #536878
|
||||
Dark Goldenrod,RGB #b8860b
|
||||
Dark Gray,RGB #a9a9a9
|
||||
Dark Green,RGB #013220
|
||||
Dark Imperial Blue,RGB #00416a
|
||||
Dark Jungle Green,RGB #1a2421
|
||||
Dark Khaki,RGB #bdb76b
|
||||
Dark Lava,RGB #483c32
|
||||
Dark Lavender,RGB #734f96
|
||||
Dark Magenta,RGB #8b008b
|
||||
Dark Midnight Blue,RGB #036
|
||||
Dark Olive Green,RGB #556b2f
|
||||
Dark Orange,RGB #ff8c00
|
||||
Dark Orchid,RGB #9932cc
|
||||
Dark Pastel Blue,RGB #779ecb
|
||||
Dark Pastel Green,RGB #03c03c
|
||||
Dark Pastel Purple,RGB #966fd6
|
||||
Dark Pastel Red,RGB #c23b22
|
||||
Dark Pink,RGB #e75480
|
||||
Dark Powder Blue,RGB #039
|
||||
Dark Raspberry,RGB #872657
|
||||
Dark Red,RGB #8b0000
|
||||
Dark Salmon,RGB #e9967a
|
||||
Dark Scarlet,RGB #560319
|
||||
Dark Sea Green,RGB #8fbc8f
|
||||
Dark Sienna,RGB #3c1414
|
||||
Dark Slate Blue,RGB #483d8b
|
||||
Dark Slate Gray,RGB #2f4f4f
|
||||
Dark Spring Green,RGB #177245
|
||||
Dark Tan,RGB #918151
|
||||
Dark Tangerine,RGB #ffa812
|
||||
Dark Taupe,RGB #483c32
|
||||
Dark Terra Cotta,RGB #cc4e5c
|
||||
Dark Turquoise,RGB #00ced1
|
||||
Dark Violet,RGB #9400d3
|
||||
Dark Yellow,RGB #9b870c
|
||||
Dartmouth Green,RGB #00703c
|
||||
Davy'S Grey,RGB #555
|
||||
Debian Red,RGB #d70a53
|
||||
Deep Carmine,RGB #a9203e
|
||||
Deep Carmine Pink,RGB #ef3038
|
||||
Deep Carrot Orange,RGB #e9692c
|
||||
Deep Cerise,RGB #da3287
|
||||
Deep Champagne,RGB #fad6a5
|
||||
Deep Chestnut,RGB #b94e48
|
||||
Deep Coffee,RGB #704241
|
||||
Deep Fuchsia,RGB #c154c1
|
||||
Deep Jungle Green,RGB #004b49
|
||||
Deep Lilac,RGB #95b
|
||||
Deep Magenta,RGB #c0c
|
||||
Deep Peach,RGB #ffcba4
|
||||
Deep Pink,RGB #ff1493
|
||||
Deep Ruby,RGB #843f5b
|
||||
Deep Saffron,RGB #f93
|
||||
Deep Sky Blue,RGB #00bfff
|
||||
Deep Tuscan Red,RGB #66424d
|
||||
Denim,RGB #1560bd
|
||||
Desert,RGB #c19a6b
|
||||
Desert Sand,RGB #edc9af
|
||||
Dim Gray,RGB #696969
|
||||
Dodger Blue,RGB #1e90ff
|
||||
Dogwood Rose,RGB #d71868
|
||||
Dollar Bill,RGB #85bb65
|
||||
Drab,RGB #967117
|
||||
Duke Blue,RGB #00009c
|
||||
Earth Yellow,RGB #e1a95f
|
||||
Ebony,RGB #555d50
|
||||
Ecru,RGB #c2b280
|
||||
Eggplant,RGB #614051
|
||||
Eggshell,RGB #f0ead6
|
||||
Egyptian Blue,RGB #1034a6
|
||||
Electric Blue,RGB #7df9ff
|
||||
Electric Crimson,RGB #ff003f
|
||||
Electric Cyan,RGB #0ff
|
||||
Electric Green,RGB #0f0
|
||||
Electric Indigo,RGB #6f00ff
|
||||
Electric Lavender,RGB #f4bbff
|
||||
Electric Lime,RGB #cf0
|
||||
Electric Purple,RGB #bf00ff
|
||||
Electric Ultramarine,RGB #3f00ff
|
||||
Electric Violet,RGB #8f00ff
|
||||
Electric Yellow,RGB #ff0
|
||||
Emerald,RGB #50c878
|
||||
English Lavender,RGB #b48395
|
||||
Eton Blue,RGB #96c8a2
|
||||
Fallow,RGB #c19a6b
|
||||
Falu Red,RGB #801818
|
||||
Fandango,RGB #b53389
|
||||
Fashion Fuchsia,RGB #f400a1
|
||||
Fawn,RGB #e5aa70
|
||||
Feldgrau,RGB #4d5d53
|
||||
Fern Green,RGB #4f7942
|
||||
Ferrari Red,RGB #ff2800
|
||||
Field Drab,RGB #6c541e
|
||||
Fire Engine Red,RGB #ce2029
|
||||
Firebrick,RGB #b22222
|
||||
Flame,RGB #e25822
|
||||
Flamingo Pink,RGB #fc8eac
|
||||
Flavescent,RGB #f7e98e
|
||||
Flax,RGB #eedc82
|
||||
Floral White,RGB #fffaf0
|
||||
Fluorescent Orange,RGB #ffbf00
|
||||
Fluorescent Pink,RGB #ff1493
|
||||
Fluorescent Yellow,RGB #cf0
|
||||
Folly,RGB #ff004f
|
||||
Forest Green (Traditional),RGB #014421
|
||||
Forest Green (Web),RGB #228b22
|
||||
French Beige,RGB #a67b5b
|
||||
French Blue,RGB #0072bb
|
||||
French Lilac,RGB #86608e
|
||||
French Lime,RGB #cf0
|
||||
French Raspberry,RGB #c72c48
|
||||
French Rose,RGB #f64a8a
|
||||
Fuchsia,RGB #f0f
|
||||
Fuchsia (Crayola),RGB #c154c1
|
||||
Fuchsia Pink,RGB #f7f
|
||||
Fuchsia Rose,RGB #c74375
|
||||
Fulvous,RGB #e48400
|
||||
Fuzzy Wuzzy,RGB #c66
|
||||
Gainsboro,RGB #dcdcdc
|
||||
Gamboge,RGB #e49b0f
|
||||
Ghost White,RGB #f8f8ff
|
||||
Ginger,RGB #b06500
|
||||
Glaucous,RGB #6082b6
|
||||
Glitter,RGB #e6e8fa
|
||||
Gold (Metallic),RGB #d4af37
|
||||
Gold (Web) (Golden),RGB #ffd700
|
||||
Golden Brown,RGB #996515
|
||||
Golden Poppy,RGB #fcc200
|
||||
Golden Yellow,RGB #ffdf00
|
||||
Goldenrod,RGB #daa520
|
||||
Granny Smith Apple,RGB #a8e4a0
|
||||
Gray,RGB #808080
|
||||
Gray-Asparagus,RGB #465945
|
||||
Gray (Html/Css Gray),RGB #808080
|
||||
Gray (X11 Gray),RGB #bebebe
|
||||
Green (Color Wheel) (X11 Green),RGB #0f0
|
||||
Green (Crayola),RGB #1cac78
|
||||
Green (Html/Css Green),RGB #008000
|
||||
Green (Munsell),RGB #00a877
|
||||
Green (Ncs),RGB #009f6b
|
||||
Green (Pigment),RGB #00a550
|
||||
Green (Ryb),RGB #66b032
|
||||
Green-Yellow,RGB #adff2f
|
||||
Grullo,RGB #a99a86
|
||||
Guppie Green,RGB #00ff7f
|
||||
Halay<EFBFBD> <20>Be,RGB #663854
|
||||
Han Blue,RGB #446ccf
|
||||
Han Purple,RGB #5218fa
|
||||
Hansa Yellow,RGB #e9d66b
|
||||
Harlequin,RGB #3fff00
|
||||
Harvard Crimson,RGB #c90016
|
||||
Harvest Gold,RGB #da9100
|
||||
Heart Gold,RGB #808000
|
||||
Heliotrope,RGB #df73ff
|
||||
Hollywood Cerise,RGB #f400a1
|
||||
Honeydew,RGB #f0fff0
|
||||
Honolulu Blue,RGB #007fbf
|
||||
Hooker'S Green,RGB #49796b
|
||||
Hot Magenta,RGB #ff1dce
|
||||
Hot Pink,RGB #ff69b4
|
||||
Hunter Green,RGB #355e3b
|
||||
Iceberg,RGB #71a6d2
|
||||
Icterine,RGB #fcf75e
|
||||
Imperial Blue,RGB #002395
|
||||
Inchworm,RGB #b2ec5d
|
||||
India Green,RGB #138808
|
||||
Indian Red,RGB #cd5c5c
|
||||
Indian Yellow,RGB #e3a857
|
||||
Indigo,RGB #6f00ff
|
||||
Indigo (Dye),RGB #00416a
|
||||
Indigo (Web),RGB #4b0082
|
||||
International Klein Blue,RGB #002fa7
|
||||
International Orange (Aerospace),RGB #ff4f00
|
||||
International Orange (Engineering),RGB #ba160c
|
||||
International Orange (Golden Gate Bridge),RGB #c0362c
|
||||
Iris,RGB #5a4fcf
|
||||
Isabelline,RGB #f4f0ec
|
||||
Islamic Green,RGB #009000
|
||||
Ivory,RGB #fffff0
|
||||
Jade,RGB #00a86b
|
||||
Jasmine,RGB #f8de7e
|
||||
Jasper,RGB #d73b3e
|
||||
Jazzberry Jam,RGB #a50b5e
|
||||
Jet,RGB #343434
|
||||
Jonquil,RGB #fada5e
|
||||
June Bud,RGB #bdda57
|
||||
Jungle Green,RGB #29ab87
|
||||
Kelly Green,RGB #4cbb17
|
||||
Kenyan Copper,RGB #7c1c05
|
||||
Khaki (Html/Css) (Khaki),RGB #c3b091
|
||||
Khaki (X11) (Light Khaki),RGB #f0e68c
|
||||
Ku Crimson,RGB #e8000d
|
||||
La Salle Green,RGB #087830
|
||||
Languid Lavender,RGB #d6cadd
|
||||
Lapis Lazuli,RGB #26619c
|
||||
Laser Lemon,RGB #fefe22
|
||||
Laurel Green,RGB #a9ba9d
|
||||
Lava,RGB #cf1020
|
||||
Lavender Blue,RGB #ccf
|
||||
Lavender Blush,RGB #fff0f5
|
||||
Lavender (Floral),RGB #b57edc
|
||||
Lavender Gray,RGB #c4c3d0
|
||||
Lavender Indigo,RGB #9457eb
|
||||
Lavender Magenta,RGB #ee82ee
|
||||
Lavender Mist,RGB #e6e6fa
|
||||
Lavender Pink,RGB #fbaed2
|
||||
Lavender Purple,RGB #967bb6
|
||||
Lavender Rose,RGB #fba0e3
|
||||
Lavender (Web),RGB #e6e6fa
|
||||
Lawn Green,RGB #7cfc00
|
||||
Lemon,RGB #fff700
|
||||
Lemon Chiffon,RGB #fffacd
|
||||
Lemon Lime,RGB #e3ff00
|
||||
Licorice,RGB #1a1110
|
||||
Light Apricot,RGB #fdd5b1
|
||||
Light Blue,RGB #add8e6
|
||||
Light Brown,RGB #b5651d
|
||||
Light Carmine Pink,RGB #e66771
|
||||
Light Coral,RGB #f08080
|
||||
Light Cornflower Blue,RGB #93ccea
|
||||
Light Crimson,RGB #f56991
|
||||
Light Cyan,RGB #e0ffff
|
||||
Light Fuchsia Pink,RGB #f984ef
|
||||
Light Goldenrod Yellow,RGB #fafad2
|
||||
Light Gray,RGB #d3d3d3
|
||||
Light Green,RGB #90ee90
|
||||
Light Khaki,RGB #f0e68c
|
||||
Light Pastel Purple,RGB #b19cd9
|
||||
Light Pink,RGB #ffb6c1
|
||||
Light Red Ochre,RGB #e97451
|
||||
Light Salmon,RGB #ffa07a
|
||||
Light Salmon Pink,RGB #f99
|
||||
Light Sea Green,RGB #20b2aa
|
||||
Light Sky Blue,RGB #87cefa
|
||||
Light Slate Gray,RGB #789
|
||||
Light Taupe,RGB #b38b6d
|
||||
Light Thulian Pink,RGB #e68fac
|
||||
Light Yellow,RGB #ffffe0
|
||||
Lilac,RGB #c8a2c8
|
||||
Lime (Color Wheel),RGB #bfff00
|
||||
Lime Green,RGB #32cd32
|
||||
Lime (Web) (X11 Green),RGB #0f0
|
||||
Limerick,RGB #9dc209
|
||||
Lincoln Green,RGB #195905
|
||||
Linen,RGB #faf0e6
|
||||
Lion,RGB #c19a6b
|
||||
Little Boy Blue,RGB #6ca0dc
|
||||
Liver,RGB #534b4f
|
||||
Lust,RGB #e62020
|
||||
Magenta,RGB #f0f
|
||||
Magenta (Dye),RGB #ca1f7b
|
||||
Magenta (Process),RGB #ff0090
|
||||
Magic Mint,RGB #aaf0d1
|
||||
Magnolia,RGB #f8f4ff
|
||||
Mahogany,RGB #c04000
|
||||
Maize,RGB #fbec5d
|
||||
Majorelle Blue,RGB #6050dc
|
||||
Malachite,RGB #0bda51
|
||||
Manatee,RGB #979aaa
|
||||
Mango Tango,RGB #ff8243
|
||||
Mantis,RGB #74c365
|
||||
Mardi Gras,RGB #880085
|
||||
Maroon (Crayola),RGB #c32148
|
||||
Maroon (Html/Css),RGB #800000
|
||||
Maroon (X11),RGB #b03060
|
||||
Mauve,RGB #e0b0ff
|
||||
Mauve Taupe,RGB #915f6d
|
||||
Mauvelous,RGB #ef98aa
|
||||
Maya Blue,RGB #73c2fb
|
||||
Meat Brown,RGB #e5b73b
|
||||
Medium Aquamarine,RGB #6da
|
||||
Medium Blue,RGB #0000cd
|
||||
Medium Candy Apple Red,RGB #e2062c
|
||||
Medium Carmine,RGB #af4035
|
||||
Medium Champagne,RGB #f3e5ab
|
||||
Medium Electric Blue,RGB #035096
|
||||
Medium Jungle Green,RGB #1c352d
|
||||
Medium Lavender Magenta,RGB #dda0dd
|
||||
Medium Orchid,RGB #ba55d3
|
||||
Medium Persian Blue,RGB #0067a5
|
||||
Medium Purple,RGB #9370db
|
||||
Medium Red-Violet,RGB #bb3385
|
||||
Medium Ruby,RGB #aa4069
|
||||
Medium Sea Green,RGB #3cb371
|
||||
Medium Slate Blue,RGB #7b68ee
|
||||
Medium Spring Bud,RGB #c9dc87
|
||||
Medium Spring Green,RGB #00fa9a
|
||||
Medium Taupe,RGB #674c47
|
||||
Medium Turquoise,RGB #48d1cc
|
||||
Medium Tuscan Red,RGB #79443b
|
||||
Medium Vermilion,RGB #d9603b
|
||||
Medium Violet-Red,RGB #c71585
|
||||
Mellow Apricot,RGB #f8b878
|
||||
Mellow Yellow,RGB #f8de7e
|
||||
Melon,RGB #fdbcb4
|
||||
Midnight Blue,RGB #191970
|
||||
Midnight Green (Eagle Green),RGB #004953
|
||||
Mikado Yellow,RGB #ffc40c
|
||||
Mint,RGB #3eb489
|
||||
Mint Cream,RGB #f5fffa
|
||||
Mint Green,RGB #98ff98
|
||||
Misty Rose,RGB #ffe4e1
|
||||
Moccasin,RGB #faebd7
|
||||
Mode Beige,RGB #967117
|
||||
Moonstone Blue,RGB #73a9c2
|
||||
Mordant Red 19,RGB #ae0c00
|
||||
Moss Green,RGB #addfad
|
||||
Mountain Meadow,RGB #30ba8f
|
||||
Mountbatten Pink,RGB #997a8d
|
||||
Msu Green,RGB #18453b
|
||||
Mulberry,RGB #c54b8c
|
||||
Mustard,RGB #ffdb58
|
||||
Myrtle,RGB #21421e
|
||||
Nadeshiko Pink,RGB #f6adc6
|
||||
Napier Green,RGB #2a8000
|
||||
Naples Yellow,RGB #fada5e
|
||||
Navajo White,RGB #ffdead
|
||||
Navy Blue,RGB #000080
|
||||
Neon Carrot,RGB #ffa343
|
||||
Neon Fuchsia,RGB #fe4164
|
||||
Neon Green,RGB #39ff14
|
||||
New York Pink,RGB #d7837f
|
||||
Non-Photo Blue,RGB #a4dded
|
||||
North Texas Green,RGB #059033
|
||||
Ocean Boat Blue,RGB #0077be
|
||||
Ochre,RGB #c72
|
||||
Office Green,RGB #008000
|
||||
Old Gold,RGB #cfb53b
|
||||
Old Lace,RGB #fdf5e6
|
||||
Old Lavender,RGB #796878
|
||||
Old Mauve,RGB #673147
|
||||
Old Rose,RGB #c08081
|
||||
Olive,RGB #808000
|
||||
Olive Drab RGB #7,RGB #3c341f
|
||||
Olive Drab (Web) (Olive Drab RGB #3),RGB #6b8e23
|
||||
Olivine,RGB #9ab973
|
||||
Onyx,RGB #353839
|
||||
Opera Mauve,RGB #b784a7
|
||||
Orange (Color Wheel),RGB #ff7f00
|
||||
Orange Peel,RGB #ff9f00
|
||||
Orange-Red,RGB #ff4500
|
||||
Orange (Ryb),RGB #fb9902
|
||||
Orange (Web Color),RGB #ffa500
|
||||
Orchid,RGB #da70d6
|
||||
Otter Brown,RGB #654321
|
||||
Ou Crimson Red,RGB #900
|
||||
Outer Space,RGB #414a4c
|
||||
Outrageous Orange,RGB #ff6e4a
|
||||
Oxford Blue,RGB #002147
|
||||
Pakistan Green,RGB #060
|
||||
Palatinate Blue,RGB #273be2
|
||||
Palatinate Purple,RGB #682860
|
||||
Pale Aqua,RGB #bcd4e6
|
||||
Pale Blue,RGB #afeeee
|
||||
Pale Brown,RGB #987654
|
||||
Pale Carmine,RGB #af4035
|
||||
Pale Cerulean,RGB #9bc4e2
|
||||
Pale Chestnut,RGB #ddadaf
|
||||
Pale Copper,RGB #da8a67
|
||||
Pale Cornflower Blue,RGB #abcdef
|
||||
Pale Gold,RGB #e6be8a
|
||||
Pale Goldenrod,RGB #eee8aa
|
||||
Pale Green,RGB #98fb98
|
||||
Pale Lavender,RGB #dcd0ff
|
||||
Pale Magenta,RGB #f984e5
|
||||
Pale Pink,RGB #fadadd
|
||||
Pale Plum,RGB #dda0dd
|
||||
Pale Red-Violet,RGB #db7093
|
||||
Pale Robin Egg Blue,RGB #96ded1
|
||||
Pale Silver,RGB #c9c0bb
|
||||
Pale Spring Bud,RGB #ecebbd
|
||||
Pale Taupe,RGB #bc987e
|
||||
Pale Violet-Red,RGB #db7093
|
||||
Pansy Purple,RGB #78184a
|
||||
Papaya Whip,RGB #ffefd5
|
||||
Paris Green,RGB #50c878
|
||||
Pastel Blue,RGB #aec6cf
|
||||
Pastel Brown,RGB #836953
|
||||
Pastel Gray,RGB #cfcfc4
|
||||
Pastel Green,RGB #7d7
|
||||
Pastel Magenta,RGB #f49ac2
|
||||
Pastel Orange,RGB #ffb347
|
||||
Pastel Pink,RGB #dea5a4
|
||||
Pastel Purple,RGB #b39eb5
|
||||
Pastel Red,RGB #ff6961
|
||||
Pastel Violet,RGB #cb99c9
|
||||
Pastel Yellow,RGB #fdfd96
|
||||
Patriarch,RGB #800080
|
||||
Payne'S Grey,RGB #536878
|
||||
Peach,RGB #ffe5b4
|
||||
Peach (Crayola),RGB #ffcba4
|
||||
Peach-Orange,RGB #fc9
|
||||
Peach Puff,RGB #ffdab9
|
||||
Peach-Yellow,RGB #fadfad
|
||||
Pear,RGB #d1e231
|
||||
Pearl,RGB #eae0c8
|
||||
Pearl Aqua,RGB #88d8c0
|
||||
Pearly Purple,RGB #b768a2
|
||||
Peridot,RGB #e6e200
|
||||
Periwinkle,RGB #ccf
|
||||
Persian Blue,RGB #1c39bb
|
||||
Persian Green,RGB #00a693
|
||||
Persian Indigo,RGB #32127a
|
||||
Persian Orange,RGB #d99058
|
||||
Persian Pink,RGB #f77fbe
|
||||
Persian Plum,RGB #701c1c
|
||||
Persian Red,RGB #c33
|
||||
Persian Rose,RGB #fe28a2
|
||||
Persimmon,RGB #ec5800
|
||||
Peru,RGB #cd853f
|
||||
Phlox,RGB #df00ff
|
||||
Phthalo Blue,RGB #000f89
|
||||
Phthalo Green,RGB #123524
|
||||
Piggy Pink,RGB #fddde6
|
||||
Pine Green,RGB #01796f
|
||||
Pink,RGB #ffc0cb
|
||||
Pink Lace,RGB #ffddf4
|
||||
Pink-Orange,RGB #f96
|
||||
Pink Pearl,RGB #e7accf
|
||||
Pink Sherbet,RGB #f78fa7
|
||||
Pistachio,RGB #93c572
|
||||
Platinum,RGB #e5e4e2
|
||||
Plum (Traditional),RGB #8e4585
|
||||
Plum (Web),RGB #dda0dd
|
||||
Portland Orange,RGB #ff5a36
|
||||
Powder Blue (Web),RGB #b0e0e6
|
||||
Princeton Orange,RGB #ff8f00
|
||||
Prune,RGB #701c1c
|
||||
Prussian Blue,RGB #003153
|
||||
Psychedelic Purple,RGB #df00ff
|
||||
Puce,RGB #c89
|
||||
Pumpkin,RGB #ff7518
|
||||
Purple Heart,RGB #69359c
|
||||
Purple (Html/Css),RGB #800080
|
||||
Purple Mountain Majesty,RGB #9678b6
|
||||
Purple (Munsell),RGB #9f00c5
|
||||
Purple Pizzazz,RGB #fe4eda
|
||||
Purple Taupe,RGB #50404d
|
||||
Purple (X11),RGB #a020f0
|
||||
Quartz,RGB #51484f
|
||||
Rackley,RGB #5d8aa8
|
||||
Radical Red,RGB #ff355e
|
||||
Rajah,RGB #fbab60
|
||||
Raspberry,RGB #e30b5d
|
||||
Raspberry Glace,RGB #915f6d
|
||||
Raspberry Pink,RGB #e25098
|
||||
Raspberry Rose,RGB #b3446c
|
||||
Raw Umber,RGB #826644
|
||||
Razzle Dazzle Rose,RGB #f3c
|
||||
Razzmatazz,RGB #e3256b
|
||||
Red,RGB #f00
|
||||
Red-Brown,RGB #a52a2a
|
||||
Red Devil,RGB #860111
|
||||
Red (Munsell),RGB #f2003c
|
||||
Red (Ncs),RGB #c40233
|
||||
Red-Orange,RGB #ff5349
|
||||
Red (Pigment),RGB #ed1c24
|
||||
Red (Ryb),RGB #fe2712
|
||||
Red-Violet,RGB #c71585
|
||||
Redwood,RGB #ab4e52
|
||||
Regalia,RGB #522d80
|
||||
Resolution Blue,RGB #002387
|
||||
Rich Black,RGB #004040
|
||||
Rich Brilliant Lavender,RGB #f1a7fe
|
||||
Rich Carmine,RGB #d70040
|
||||
Rich Electric Blue,RGB #0892d0
|
||||
Rich Lavender,RGB #a76bcf
|
||||
Rich Lilac,RGB #b666d2
|
||||
Rich Maroon,RGB #b03060
|
||||
Rifle Green,RGB #414833
|
||||
Robin Egg Blue,RGB #0cc
|
||||
Rose,RGB #ff007f
|
||||
Rose Bonbon,RGB #f9429e
|
||||
Rose Ebony,RGB #674846
|
||||
Rose Gold,RGB #b76e79
|
||||
Rose Madder,RGB #e32636
|
||||
Rose Pink,RGB #f6c
|
||||
Rose Quartz,RGB #aa98a9
|
||||
Rose Taupe,RGB #905d5d
|
||||
Rose Vale,RGB #ab4e52
|
||||
Rosewood,RGB #65000b
|
||||
Rosso Corsa,RGB #d40000
|
||||
Rosy Brown,RGB #bc8f8f
|
||||
Royal Azure,RGB #0038a8
|
||||
Royal Blue (Traditional),RGB #002366
|
||||
Royal Blue (Web),RGB #4169e1
|
||||
Royal Fuchsia,RGB #ca2c92
|
||||
Royal Purple,RGB #7851a9
|
||||
Royal Yellow,RGB #fada5e
|
||||
Rubine Red,RGB #d10056
|
||||
Ruby,RGB #e0115f
|
||||
Ruby Red,RGB #9b111e
|
||||
Ruddy,RGB #ff0028
|
||||
Ruddy Brown,RGB #bb6528
|
||||
Ruddy Pink,RGB #e18e96
|
||||
Rufous,RGB #a81c07
|
||||
Russet,RGB #80461b
|
||||
Rust,RGB #b7410e
|
||||
Rusty Red,RGB #da2c43
|
||||
Sacramento State Green,RGB #00563f
|
||||
Saddle Brown,RGB #8b4513
|
||||
Safety Orange (Blaze Orange),RGB #ff6700
|
||||
Saffron,RGB #f4c430
|
||||
Salmon,RGB #ff8c69
|
||||
Salmon Pink,RGB #ff91a4
|
||||
Sand,RGB #c2b280
|
||||
Sand Dune,RGB #967117
|
||||
Sandstorm,RGB #ecd540
|
||||
Sandy Brown,RGB #f4a460
|
||||
Sandy Taupe,RGB #967117
|
||||
Sangria,RGB #92000a
|
||||
Sap Green,RGB #507d2a
|
||||
Sapphire,RGB #0f52ba
|
||||
Sapphire Blue,RGB #0067a5
|
||||
Satin Sheen Gold,RGB #cba135
|
||||
Scarlet,RGB #ff2400
|
||||
Scarlet (Crayola),RGB #fd0e35
|
||||
School Bus Yellow,RGB #ffd800
|
||||
Screamin' Green,RGB #76ff7a
|
||||
Sea Blue,RGB #006994
|
||||
Sea Green,RGB #2e8b57
|
||||
Seal Brown,RGB #321414
|
||||
Seashell,RGB #fff5ee
|
||||
Selective Yellow,RGB #ffba00
|
||||
Sepia,RGB #704214
|
||||
Shadow,RGB #8a795d
|
||||
Shamrock Green,RGB #009e60
|
||||
Shocking Pink,RGB #fc0fc0
|
||||
Shocking Pink (Crayola),RGB #ff6fff
|
||||
Sienna,RGB #882d17
|
||||
Silver,RGB #c0c0c0
|
||||
Sinopia,RGB #cb410b
|
||||
Skobeloff,RGB #007474
|
||||
Sky Blue,RGB #87ceeb
|
||||
Sky Magenta,RGB #cf71af
|
||||
Slate Blue,RGB #6a5acd
|
||||
Slate Gray,RGB #708090
|
||||
Smalt (Dark Powder Blue),RGB #039
|
||||
Smokey Topaz,RGB #933d41
|
||||
Smoky Black,RGB #100c08
|
||||
Snow,RGB #fffafa
|
||||
Spiro Disco Ball,RGB #0fc0fc
|
||||
Spring Bud,RGB #a7fc00
|
||||
Spring Green,RGB #00ff7f
|
||||
St. Patrick'S Blue,RGB #23297a
|
||||
Steel Blue,RGB #4682b4
|
||||
Stil De Grain Yellow,RGB #fada5e
|
||||
Stizza,RGB #900
|
||||
Stormcloud,RGB #4f666a
|
||||
Straw,RGB #e4d96f
|
||||
Sunglow,RGB #fc3
|
||||
Sunset,RGB #fad6a5
|
||||
Tan,RGB #d2b48c
|
||||
Tangelo,RGB #f94d00
|
||||
Tangerine,RGB #f28500
|
||||
Tangerine Yellow,RGB #fc0
|
||||
Tango Pink,RGB #e4717a
|
||||
Taupe,RGB #483c32
|
||||
Taupe Gray,RGB #8b8589
|
||||
Tea Green,RGB #d0f0c0
|
||||
Tea Rose (Orange),RGB #f88379
|
||||
Tea Rose (Rose),RGB #f4c2c2
|
||||
Teal,RGB #008080
|
||||
Teal Blue,RGB #367588
|
||||
Teal Green,RGB #00827f
|
||||
Telemagenta,RGB #cf3476
|
||||
Tenn<EFBFBD> (Tawny),RGB #cd5700
|
||||
Terra Cotta,RGB #e2725b
|
||||
Thistle,RGB #d8bfd8
|
||||
Thulian Pink,RGB #de6fa1
|
||||
Tickle Me Pink,RGB #fc89ac
|
||||
Tiffany Blue,RGB #0abab5
|
||||
Tiger'S Eye,RGB #e08d3c
|
||||
Timberwolf,RGB #dbd7d2
|
||||
Titanium Yellow,RGB #eee600
|
||||
Tomato,RGB #ff6347
|
||||
Toolbox,RGB #746cc0
|
||||
Topaz,RGB #ffc87c
|
||||
Tractor Red,RGB #fd0e35
|
||||
Trolley Grey,RGB #808080
|
||||
Tropical Rain Forest,RGB #00755e
|
||||
True Blue,RGB #0073cf
|
||||
Tufts Blue,RGB #417dc1
|
||||
Tumbleweed,RGB #deaa88
|
||||
Turkish Rose,RGB #b57281
|
||||
Turquoise,RGB #30d5c8
|
||||
Turquoise Blue,RGB #00ffef
|
||||
Turquoise Green,RGB #a0d6b4
|
||||
Tuscan Red,RGB #7c4848
|
||||
Twilight Lavender,RGB #8a496b
|
||||
Tyrian Purple,RGB #66023c
|
||||
Ua Blue,RGB #03a
|
||||
Ua Red,RGB #d9004c
|
||||
Ube,RGB #8878c3
|
||||
Ucla Blue,RGB #536895
|
||||
Ucla Gold,RGB #ffb300
|
||||
Ufo Green,RGB #3cd070
|
||||
Ultra Pink,RGB #ff6fff
|
||||
Ultramarine,RGB #120a8f
|
||||
Ultramarine Blue,RGB #4166f5
|
||||
Umber,RGB #635147
|
||||
Unbleached Silk,RGB #ffddca
|
||||
United Nations Blue,RGB #5b92e5
|
||||
University Of California Gold,RGB #b78727
|
||||
Unmellow Yellow,RGB #ff6
|
||||
Up Forest Green,RGB #014421
|
||||
Up Maroon,RGB #7b1113
|
||||
Upsdell Red,RGB #ae2029
|
||||
Urobilin,RGB #e1ad21
|
||||
Usafa Blue,RGB #004f98
|
||||
Usc Cardinal,RGB #900
|
||||
Usc Gold,RGB #fc0
|
||||
Utah Crimson,RGB #d3003f
|
||||
Vanilla,RGB #f3e5ab
|
||||
Vegas Gold,RGB #c5b358
|
||||
Venetian Red,RGB #c80815
|
||||
Verdigris,RGB #43b3ae
|
||||
Vermilion (Cinnabar),RGB #e34234
|
||||
Vermilion (Plochere),RGB #d9603b
|
||||
Veronica,RGB #a020f0
|
||||
Violet,RGB #8f00ff
|
||||
Violet-Blue,RGB #324ab2
|
||||
Violet (Color Wheel),RGB #7f00ff
|
||||
Violet (Ryb),RGB #8601af
|
||||
Violet (Web),RGB #ee82ee
|
||||
Viridian,RGB #40826d
|
||||
Vivid Auburn,RGB #922724
|
||||
Vivid Burgundy,RGB #9f1d35
|
||||
Vivid Cerise,RGB #da1d81
|
||||
Vivid Tangerine,RGB #ffa089
|
||||
Vivid Violet,RGB #9f00ff
|
||||
Warm Black,RGB #004242
|
||||
Waterspout,RGB #a4f4f9
|
||||
Wenge,RGB #645452
|
||||
Wheat,RGB #f5deb3
|
||||
White,RGB #fff
|
||||
White Smoke,RGB #f5f5f5
|
||||
Wild Blue Yonder,RGB #a2add0
|
||||
Wild Strawberry,RGB #ff43a4
|
||||
Wild Watermelon,RGB #fc6c85
|
||||
Wine,RGB #722f37
|
||||
Wine Dregs,RGB #673147
|
||||
Wisteria,RGB #c9a0dc
|
||||
Wood Brown,RGB #c19a6b
|
||||
Xanadu,RGB #738678
|
||||
Yale Blue,RGB #0f4d92
|
||||
Yellow,RGB #ff0
|
||||
Yellow-Green,RGB #9acd32
|
||||
Yellow (Munsell),RGB #efcc00
|
||||
Yellow (Ncs),RGB #ffd300
|
||||
Yellow Orange,RGB #ffae42
|
||||
Yellow (Process),RGB #ffef00
|
||||
Yellow (Ryb),RGB #fefe33
|
||||
Zaffre,RGB #0014a8
|
||||
Zinnwaldite Brown,RGB #2c1608
|
||||
|
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
GPT,"GEC Plessey Telecommunications (a defunct British telecommunications manufacturer) or GPT Group (an Australian property investment company)"
|
||||
IAS,"International Automated Systems (an American company), IAS Limited (an Australian-based gambling company)"
|
||||
|
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
btl,Bottle
|
||||
c,Cup
|
||||
C,Cups
|
||||
DF,Dairy free
|
||||
doz,dozen
|
||||
dp,drop
|
||||
fl oz,Fluid ounce
|
||||
fl ozs,Fluid ounces
|
||||
g,Grams
|
||||
gal,Gallons
|
||||
gals,Gallons
|
||||
GF,Gluten free
|
||||
kg,Kilograms
|
||||
L,Litres
|
||||
l,Litres
|
||||
lb,Pound
|
||||
lbs,Pounds
|
||||
lg,large
|
||||
lge,large
|
||||
md,medium
|
||||
med,medium
|
||||
mg,Milligrams
|
||||
ml,Millilitres
|
||||
NRV,Nutrient Reference Value
|
||||
oz,Ounce
|
||||
ozs,Ounces
|
||||
pers,person(s)
|
||||
pn,Pinch
|
||||
pt,Pint
|
||||
pts,Pints
|
||||
qt,Quart
|
||||
qts,Quarts
|
||||
RI,Reference Intake
|
||||
serv,serving
|
||||
sm,small
|
||||
srv,serving
|
||||
Tbsp,Tablespoon
|
||||
tsp,Teaspoon
|
||||
VG,vegetarian
|
||||
VN,Vegan
|
||||
WF,Wheat free
|
||||
|
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data/abbr/financial.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
A-CVA,Advanced Credit Valuation Adjustment
|
||||
ABoR,Administrative Board of Review
|
||||
ABS,Asset-Backed Security
|
||||
ABSPP,Asset-Backed Securities Purchase Programme
|
||||
ACH,Automated Clearing House
|
||||
ACWI,All Country World Index
|
||||
AIF,Alternative Investment Fund
|
||||
AIR,Assumed Interest Rate
|
||||
AMA,Advanced Measurement Approach
|
||||
AMC,Asset Management Company
|
||||
AML,Anti-Money Laundering
|
||||
APP,Asset Purchase Programme
|
||||
APR,Annual Percentage Rate
|
||||
APT,Asset Protection Trust
|
||||
APY,Annual Percentage Yield
|
||||
ARM,Adjustable Rate Mortgage
|
||||
ATM,Automated Teller Machine
|
||||
ATR,Ability to Repay
|
||||
CBN,Central Bank of Nigeria
|
||||
CD,Certificate of Deposit
|
||||
DDA,Demand Deposit Account
|
||||
DTI,Debt-to-Income
|
||||
EAD,Exposure At Default
|
||||
EBITDA,Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation
|
||||
EBP,Excess Bond Premium
|
||||
EBPP,Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment
|
||||
EBRD,European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
|
||||
ECA,European Court of Auditors
|
||||
ECAF,Eurosystem Credit Assessment Framework
|
||||
ECB,European Central Bank
|
||||
ECCB,"Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines)"
|
||||
ECCU,Eastern Caribbean Currency Union
|
||||
ECL,Expected Credit Loss
|
||||
ECOFIN,Economic and Financial Affairs Council
|
||||
ECOWAS,"Economic Community of West African States (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo)"
|
||||
ECU,European Currency Unit
|
||||
EDF,expected default frequency
|
||||
EDI,Electronic Data Interchange
|
||||
EDIS,European Deposit Insurance Scheme
|
||||
EDP,excessive deficit procedure
|
||||
EDW,European Data Warehouse
|
||||
EEA,European Economic Area
|
||||
EFSF,European Financial Stability Facility
|
||||
EFSM,European Financial Stability Mechanism
|
||||
EFT,Electronic Funds Transfer
|
||||
EFTA,"European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland)"
|
||||
EIB,European Investment Bank
|
||||
EMU,"European Economic and Monetary Union (Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain)"
|
||||
ETF,Exchange Traded Funds
|
||||
FATF,Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (of the OECD)
|
||||
FDI,Foreign direct investment
|
||||
FDIC,Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
|
||||
FEC,Foreign exchange certificate
|
||||
FED,Federal Reserve Bank
|
||||
FIU,Financial intelligence unit
|
||||
FOREX,Foreign Exchange
|
||||
FRB,Federal Reserve Board
|
||||
FTA,Free trade agreement
|
||||
G7,"Group of Seven advanced economies (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, United States)"
|
||||
GAFTA,Greater Arab Free Trade Agreement
|
||||
GCC,"Gulf Cooperation Council (Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf; Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates)"
|
||||
GDP,Gross domestic product
|
||||
HELOC,Home Equity Line of Credit
|
||||
HIPC,Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
|
||||
HPML,High Priced Mortgage LoanHigh Priced Mortgage Loan
|
||||
IAS,"International Accounting Standards, Internal Audit Service (European Commission), Investment Analysts Society of Southern Africa"
|
||||
IBRD,International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank)
|
||||
IFRS,International Financial Reporting Standards
|
||||
IMF,International Monetary Fund
|
||||
IRA,Individual Retirement Account
|
||||
LC,Letter of credit
|
||||
LCR,Liquidity coverage ratio
|
||||
LIBID,London interbank bid rate
|
||||
LIBOR,London interbank offered rate
|
||||
LOI,Letter Of Intent
|
||||
LTD,Loan-to-deposit
|
||||
MBS,Mortgage-Backed Securities
|
||||
MSCI,Morgan Stanley Capital International
|
||||
NPL,Non performing loans
|
||||
NSF,Non-Sufficient Funds
|
||||
SWIFT,Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
|
||||
VAT,Value-added tax
|
||||
WAEMU,"West African Economic and Monetary Union (formerly WAMU; members of the BCEAO)"
|
||||
WAMA,West African Monetary Agency (formerly WACH)
|
||||
WAMZ,West African Monetary Zone
|
||||
|
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data/abbr/general.csv
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data/abbr/geography.csv
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data/abbr/geography.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
0DG,Zero Degrees Parallel
|
||||
AAGIS,Ann Arbor Geographic Information System
|
||||
AGS,Applied Geographic Solutions
|
||||
AIMS,Aid Information Mapping Services
|
||||
CDPD,Consumption Driven Population Dynamics
|
||||
CGRS,Common Geographic Reference System
|
||||
CGRS,Common Grid Reference System
|
||||
|
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data/abbr/history.csv
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data/abbr/history.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
XX,The Roman numeral for twenty (20)
|
||||
XXX,The Roman numeral for thirty (30)
|
||||
|
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data/abbr/mathematics.csv
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data/abbr/mathematics.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
AC,"Axiom of Choice, or set of absolutely continuous functions"
|
||||
a.c.,absolutely continuous
|
||||
acrd,inverse chord function
|
||||
ad,adjoint representation (or adjoint action) of a Lie group
|
||||
adj,adjugate of a matrix
|
||||
a.e.,almost everywhere
|
||||
Ai,Airy function
|
||||
AL,Action limit
|
||||
Alt,alternating group (Alt(n) is also written as An)
|
||||
A.M.,arithmetic mean
|
||||
arccos,inverse cosine function
|
||||
arccosec,inverse cosecant function (also written as arccsc)
|
||||
arccot,inverse cotangent function
|
||||
arccsc,inverse cosecant function (also written as arccosec)
|
||||
arcexc,"inverse excosecant function (also written as arcexcsc, arcexcosec)"
|
||||
arcexcosec,"inverse excosecant function (also written as arcexcsc, arcexc)"
|
||||
arcexcsc,"inverse excosecant function (also written as arcexcosec, arcexc)"
|
||||
arcexs,inverse exsecant function (also written as arcexsec)
|
||||
arcexsec,inverse exsecant function (also written as arcexs)
|
||||
arcosech,inverse hyperbolic cosecant function (also written as arcsch)
|
||||
arcosh,inverse hyperbolic cosine function
|
||||
arcoth,inverse hyperbolic cotangent function
|
||||
arcsch,inverse hyperbolic cosecant function (also written as arcosech)
|
||||
arcsec,inverse secant function
|
||||
arcsin,inverse sine function
|
||||
arctan,inverse tangent function
|
||||
arctan2,inverse tangent function with two arguments (also written as atan2)
|
||||
arg,argument of
|
||||
arg max,argument of the maximum
|
||||
arg min,argument of the minimum
|
||||
arsech,inverse hyperbolic secant function
|
||||
arsinh,inverse hyperbolic sine function
|
||||
artanh,inverse hyperbolic tangent function
|
||||
a.s.,almost surely
|
||||
atan2,inverse tangent function with two arguments (also written as arctan2)
|
||||
A.P.,arithmetic progression
|
||||
Aut,automorphism group
|
||||
bd,boundary (also written as fr or ∂)
|
||||
Bi,Airy function of the second kind
|
||||
BIDMAS,"Brackets, Indices, Divide, Multiply, Add, Subtract"
|
||||
Bias,bias of an estimator
|
||||
BWOC,by way of contradiction
|
||||
Card,"cardinality of a set (Card(X) is also written #X, ♯X or |X|)"
|
||||
cas,cos + sin function
|
||||
cdf,cumulative distribution function
|
||||
c.f.,cumulative frequency
|
||||
c.c.,complex conjugate
|
||||
char,characteristic of a ring
|
||||
Chi,hyperbolic cosine integral function
|
||||
Ci,cosine integral function
|
||||
cis,cos + i sin function (also written as expi)
|
||||
Cl,conjugacy class
|
||||
cl,topological closure
|
||||
CLT,central limit theorem
|
||||
cod,"codom,codomain"
|
||||
cok,"coker,cokernel"
|
||||
conv,convex hull of a set
|
||||
Cor,corollary
|
||||
corr,correlation
|
||||
cos,cosine function
|
||||
cosec,cosecant function (also written as csc)
|
||||
cosech,hyperbolic cosecant function (also written as csch)
|
||||
cosh,hyperbolic cosine function
|
||||
cosiv,"coversine function (also written as cover, covers, cvs)"
|
||||
cot,cotangent function (also written as ctg)
|
||||
coth,hyperbolic cotangent function
|
||||
cov,covariance of a pair of random variables
|
||||
cover,"coversine function (also written as covers, cvs, cosiv)"
|
||||
covercos,covercosine function (also written as cvc)
|
||||
covers,"coversine function (also written as cover, cvs, cosiv)"
|
||||
crd,chord function
|
||||
csc,cosecant function (also written as cosec)
|
||||
csch,hyperbolic cosecant function (also written as cosech)
|
||||
ctg,cotangent function (also written as cot)
|
||||
curl,curl of a vector field (also written as rot)
|
||||
cvc,covercosine function (also written as covercos)
|
||||
cvs,"coversine function (also written as cover, covers, cosiv)"
|
||||
def,define or definition.
|
||||
deg,"degree of a polynomial, or other recursively-defined objects such as well-formed formulas (also written as ∂)"
|
||||
del,"del, a differential operator (also written as {\displaystyle \nabla }\nabla )"
|
||||
det,determinant of a matrix or linear transformation
|
||||
dim,dimension of a vector space
|
||||
div,divergence of a vector field
|
||||
DNE,"a solution for an expression does not exist, or is undefined. Generally used with limits and integrals"
|
||||
dom,"domain of a function (Or, more generally, a relation)"
|
||||
End,categories of endomorphisms
|
||||
Ei,exponential integral function
|
||||
epi,epigraph of a function
|
||||
Eqn,equation
|
||||
erf,error function
|
||||
erfc,complementary error function
|
||||
etr,exponent of the trace
|
||||
exc,"excosecant function (also written as excsc, excosec)"
|
||||
excosec,"excosecant function (also written as excsc, exc)"
|
||||
excsc,"excosecant function (also written as excosec, exc)"
|
||||
exs,exsecant function (also written as exsec)
|
||||
exsec,exsecant function (also written as exs)
|
||||
exp,exponential function (exp x is also written as ex)
|
||||
expi,cos + i sin function (also written as cis)
|
||||
expm1,exponential minus 1 function (also written as exp1m)
|
||||
exp1m,exponential minus 1 function (also written as expm1)
|
||||
Ext,Ext functor.
|
||||
ext,exterior.
|
||||
extr,a set of extreme points of a set.
|
||||
FIP,finite intersection property.
|
||||
FOC,first order condition.
|
||||
FOL,first-order logic.
|
||||
fr,boundary (also written as bd or ∂)
|
||||
Frob,Frobenius endomorphism.
|
||||
Gal,Galois group (also written as Γ)
|
||||
gcd,greatest common divisor of two numbers (also written as hcf)
|
||||
gd,Gudermannian function
|
||||
GF,Galois field
|
||||
GF,generating function
|
||||
GL,general linear group
|
||||
GM,geometric mean
|
||||
glb,greatest lower bound (also written as inf)
|
||||
GP,geometric progression
|
||||
grad,gradient of a function
|
||||
hacover,"hacoversine function (also written as hacovers, hcv)"
|
||||
hacovercos,hacovercosine function (also written as hcc)
|
||||
hacovers,"hacoversine function (also written as hacover, hcv)"
|
||||
hav,haversine function (also written as sem)
|
||||
havercos,havercosine function (also written as hvc)
|
||||
hcc,hacovercosine function (also written as hacovercos)
|
||||
hcv,"hacoversine function (also written as hacover, hacovers)"
|
||||
hcf,highest common factor of two numbers (also written as gcd)
|
||||
H.M.,harmonic mean
|
||||
HOL,higher-order logic
|
||||
Hom,Hom functor
|
||||
hom,hom-class
|
||||
hot,higher order term
|
||||
HOTPO,half or triple plus one
|
||||
hvc,havercosine function (also written as havercos)
|
||||
hyp,hypograph of a function
|
||||
iff,if and only if
|
||||
IH,induction hypothesis
|
||||
iid,independent and identically distributed random variables
|
||||
Im,imaginary part of a complex number (also written as {\displaystyle \Im }\Im )
|
||||
im,image
|
||||
inf,infimum of a set (also written as glb)
|
||||
int,interior
|
||||
I.o.,Infinitely often
|
||||
ker,kernel
|
||||
lb,binary logarithm (log2) (also written as ld)
|
||||
lcm,lowest common multiple (a.k.a. least common multiple) of two numbers
|
||||
LCHS,locally compact Hausdorff second countable
|
||||
ld,binary logarithm (log2) (also written as lb)
|
||||
lerp,linear interpolation
|
||||
lg,common logarithm (log10) or binary logarithm (log2)
|
||||
LHS,left-hand side of an equation
|
||||
Li,offset logarithmic integral function
|
||||
li,logarithmic integral function or linearly independent
|
||||
lim,"limit of a sequence, or of a function"
|
||||
lim inf,limit inferior
|
||||
lim sup,limit superior
|
||||
LLN,law of large numbers
|
||||
ln,"natural logarithm, loge"
|
||||
lnp1,natural logarithm plus 1 function
|
||||
ln1p,natural logarithm plus 1 function
|
||||
log,"logarithm (If without a subscript, this may mean either log10 or loge)"
|
||||
logh,"natural logarithm, loge"
|
||||
LST,language of set theory
|
||||
lub,least upper bound (also written sup)
|
||||
max,maximum of a set
|
||||
MGF,moment-generating function
|
||||
M.I.,mathematical induction
|
||||
min,minimum of a set
|
||||
mod,modulo
|
||||
Mp,metaplectic group
|
||||
mtanh,modified hyperbolic tangent function (also written as mth)
|
||||
mth,modified hyperbolic tangent function (also written as mtanh)
|
||||
mx,matrix
|
||||
NAND,not-and in logic
|
||||
No.,number
|
||||
NOR,not-or in logic
|
||||
NTS,need to show
|
||||
OBGF,ordinary bivariate generating function
|
||||
ob,object class
|
||||
ord,ordinal number of a well-ordered set
|
||||
pdf,probability density function
|
||||
pf,proof
|
||||
PGL,projective general linear group
|
||||
PI,the constant 3.14159265359
|
||||
Pin,pin group.
|
||||
pmf,probability mass function
|
||||
Pn,previous number
|
||||
Pr,probability of an event
|
||||
PSL,projective special linear group
|
||||
PSO,projective orthogonal group.
|
||||
PSU,projective special unitary group
|
||||
PU,projective unitary group
|
||||
QED,"Quod erat demonstrandum, a Latin phrase used at the end of a definitive proof"
|
||||
QEF,"quod erat faciendum, a Latin phrase sometimes used at the end of a geometrical construction"
|
||||
ran,range of a function
|
||||
rank,rank of a matrix (also written as rk)
|
||||
Re,real part of a complex number
|
||||
resp,respectively
|
||||
RHS,right-hand side of an equation
|
||||
rk,rank (also written as rank)
|
||||
RMS,"rms,root mean square"
|
||||
rng,non-unital ring
|
||||
rot,rotor of a vector field (also written as curl)
|
||||
RTP,required to prove
|
||||
RV,random variable (or as R.V)
|
||||
R,Real numbers
|
||||
SD,standard deviation
|
||||
SE,standard error
|
||||
sec,secant function
|
||||
sech,hyperbolic secant function
|
||||
seg,initial segment of
|
||||
sem,haversine function (also written as hav)
|
||||
SFIP,strong finite intersection property
|
||||
sgn,sign function
|
||||
Shi,hyperbolic sine integral function
|
||||
Si,sine integral function
|
||||
sin,sine function
|
||||
sinc,sinc function
|
||||
sinh,hyperbolic sine function
|
||||
siv,"versine function (also written as ver, vers)"
|
||||
SL,special linear group
|
||||
SO,special orthogonal group
|
||||
SOC,second order condition
|
||||
Soln,solution
|
||||
Sp,symplectic group
|
||||
Sp,"trace of a matrix, from the German 'spur' used for the trace"
|
||||
sp,"linear span of a set of vectors (also written as span or written with angle brackets)"
|
||||
Spec,spectrum of a ring
|
||||
Spin,spin group
|
||||
s.t.,such that or so that or subject to
|
||||
st,standard part function
|
||||
STP,[it is] sufficient to prove
|
||||
SU,special unitary group
|
||||
sup,"supremum of a set (also written as lub, which stands for least upper bound)"
|
||||
supp,support of a function
|
||||
swish,"swish function, an activation function in data analysis"
|
||||
Sym,"symmetric group (Sym(n) is also written as Sn) or symmetric algebra"
|
||||
tan,"tangent function (also written as tgn, tg)"
|
||||
tanh,hyperbolic tangent function
|
||||
TAU,"the constant 6.283185307179586476925286766559"
|
||||
TFAE,the following are equivalent
|
||||
tg,"tangent function (also written as tan, tgn)"
|
||||
tgn,"tangent function (also written as tan, tg)"
|
||||
Thm,theorem
|
||||
Tor,Tor functor
|
||||
Tr,"trace, either the field trace, or the trace of a matrix or linear transformation"
|
||||
undef,a function or expression is undefined
|
||||
V,volume
|
||||
var,variance of a random variable
|
||||
vcs,vercosine function (also written as vercos)
|
||||
ver,"versine function (also written as vers, siv)"
|
||||
vercos,vercosine function (also written as vcs)
|
||||
vers,"versine function (also written as ver, siv)"
|
||||
W^5,"which was what we wanted. Synonym of Q.E.D"
|
||||
walog,without any loss of generality
|
||||
wff,well-formed formula
|
||||
whp,with high probability
|
||||
wlog,without loss of generality
|
||||
WMA,we may assume.
|
||||
WO,well-ordered set
|
||||
wp1,with probability 1
|
||||
wrt,with respect to or with regard to
|
||||
WTP,want to prove
|
||||
WTS,want to show
|
||||
XOR,exclusive or in logic
|
||||
XYZ,"Cartesian coordinate system (x,y,z)"
|
||||
ZF,Zermelo–Fraenkel axioms of set theory
|
||||
ZFC,Zermelo–Fraenkel axioms (with the Axiom of Choice) of set theory
|
||||
|
20
data/abbr/medical.csv
Normal file
20
data/abbr/medical.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
CAT,Computer-Assisted (or Axial) Tomography
|
||||
CDC,"(U.S.) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; previously known as the Communicable Disease Center"
|
||||
CPR,cardiopulmonary resuscitation
|
||||
IAS,"Insulin autoimmune syndrome (a rare cause of reversible autoimmune hypoglycemia)"
|
||||
NDE,Near-Death Experience
|
||||
pr,per the rectum
|
||||
PT,prothrombin time
|
||||
PTT,partial thromboplastin time
|
||||
pulv,powder
|
||||
PV,per the vagina
|
||||
q,every
|
||||
q12h,every 12 hours
|
||||
qd,daily
|
||||
q1d,daily
|
||||
q2h,every 2 hours
|
||||
q3h,every 3 hours
|
||||
q4h,every 4 hours
|
||||
XTP,xanthosine 5'-triphosphate
|
||||
XXX,Triple X Syndrome (disorder)
|
||||
|
801
data/abbr/military.csv
Normal file
801
data/abbr/military.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,801 @@
|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
AA,Air-to-Air
|
||||
AA,Anti-Aircraft
|
||||
AAA,Anti-Aircraft Artillery
|
||||
AAAV,Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle
|
||||
AADC,Area Air Defense Commander
|
||||
AAFES,Army Air Force Exchange System
|
||||
AAFES,Army and Air Force Exchange Service
|
||||
AAM,Air-to-Air Missile
|
||||
AAMG,Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun
|
||||
AAP,American Academy of Pediatrics
|
||||
AAV,Amphibious Assault Vehicle
|
||||
AAV,Amphibious Assault Vehicle
|
||||
AAV,Assault Amphibian Vehicle
|
||||
AAVC,Assault Amphibian Vehicle Command
|
||||
ABA,Applied Behavior Analysis
|
||||
ABM,Anti-Ballistic Missile
|
||||
AC,Active Component
|
||||
ACC,Air Combat Command
|
||||
ACFT,Army Combat Fitness Test
|
||||
ACM,Air Combat Maneuvering
|
||||
ACMI,Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation
|
||||
ACMR,Air Combat Maneuvering Range
|
||||
ACO,Airspace Control Order
|
||||
ACP,Armored Command Post
|
||||
ACSI,American Customer Satisfaction Index
|
||||
ACU,Army Combat Uniform
|
||||
ACU,Assault Craft Unit
|
||||
ADATS,Air Defense Anti-Tank System
|
||||
ADF,Australian Defense Force
|
||||
ADFM,Active-Duty Family Member
|
||||
ADIZ,Air Defense Identification Zone
|
||||
ADWC,Air Defense Warning Condition
|
||||
AETF,Air Expeditionary task force
|
||||
AEV,Armored Engineer Vehicle
|
||||
AEW,Airborne Early Warning
|
||||
AEW&C,Airborne Early Warning and Control
|
||||
AF,Air Force
|
||||
AFB,Air Force Base
|
||||
AFD,Automatic Feeding Device
|
||||
AFMC,Air Force Material Command
|
||||
AFN,American Forces Network
|
||||
AFV,Armored Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
AIFV,Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
AIP,Assignment Incentive Pay
|
||||
AIRSUPREQ,Air Support Request
|
||||
AIT,Advanced Individual Training
|
||||
AIT or “A School”,Advanced Individual Training
|
||||
ALBM,Air Launched Ballistic Missile
|
||||
ALCM,Air Launched Cruise Missile
|
||||
ALCT,Airlift Control Team
|
||||
ALERTORD,Alert Order
|
||||
AMC,Air Mobility Command
|
||||
AMC,Air Mobility Command
|
||||
AMCT,Air Mobility Control Team
|
||||
AMD,Air Mobility Division
|
||||
AMLO,Air Mobility Liaison Officer
|
||||
AMR,Anti-Material Rifle
|
||||
AMRAAM,Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile
|
||||
ANG,Air National Guard
|
||||
AOC,Air Operations Center
|
||||
AP,Armor Piercing
|
||||
APAM,Anti-Personnel, Anti-Material
|
||||
APC,Armored Personnel Carrier
|
||||
APDS,Armor-Piercing, Discarding Sabot
|
||||
APDS-T,Armor-Piercing, Discarding Sabot (Tracer)
|
||||
APF,Appropriated Funds
|
||||
APFSDS,Armor Piercing, Fin-Stabilized, Discarding Sabot
|
||||
APHE,Armor Piercing, High-Explosive
|
||||
AP-T,Armor Piercing - Tracer
|
||||
APU,Auxiliary Power Unit
|
||||
ARCT,Air Refueling Control Team
|
||||
ARM,Anti-Radiation Missile
|
||||
ARRV,Armored Repair and Recovery Vehicle
|
||||
ARSOF,Army special operations forces
|
||||
ARV,Armored Recovery Vehicle
|
||||
AS,Anti-Ship
|
||||
ASG,Allied System for Geospatial Intelligence
|
||||
ASM,Air-to-Surface Missile
|
||||
ASM,Anti-Ship Missle
|
||||
ASPJ,Airborne Self-Protection Jammer
|
||||
ASRAAM,Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile
|
||||
AST,Air Staff Target
|
||||
ASTOVL,Advanced Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing
|
||||
ASuW,Anti-Surface Warfare
|
||||
ASV,Anti-Surface Vessel
|
||||
ASVAB,Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery
|
||||
ASW,Anti-Submarine Warfare
|
||||
AT,Anti-Tank
|
||||
ATACMS,Army TACtical Missile System
|
||||
ATAS,Air-To-Air Stinger (missile)
|
||||
ATBM,Anti-Tactical Ballistic Missile
|
||||
ATCS,Air Traffic Control Section
|
||||
ATCCIS,Army Tactical Command and Control Information System
|
||||
ATGW,Anti-Tank Guided Weapon
|
||||
ATR,Anti-Tank Rifle
|
||||
AUW,All-Up Weight
|
||||
AVL,Anti-Vehicle Land Mine
|
||||
AVLB,Armored Vehicle-Launched Bridge
|
||||
B,Bomber designation (as in B-52 Stratofortress)
|
||||
BAG,Budget Activity Group
|
||||
BAH,Basic Allowance for Housing
|
||||
BAH,Basic Housing Allowance
|
||||
BAHC,Basic Allowance for Health Care
|
||||
BAS,Basic Allowance for Subsistence
|
||||
BCT,Basic Combat Training
|
||||
BDOC,Base Defense Operations Center
|
||||
BDU,Battle Dress Uniform
|
||||
BDZ,Base Defense Zone
|
||||
BEC,Benefits Executive Committee
|
||||
BM,Ballistic Missile
|
||||
BMCT,Begin Morning Civil Twilight
|
||||
BMNT,Begin Morning Nautical Twilight
|
||||
BOD,Board of Directors
|
||||
BPLAN,Base Plan
|
||||
BRS,Blended Retirement System
|
||||
BVR,Beyond Visual Range
|
||||
BZ,Buffer Zone
|
||||
C2,Command and Control
|
||||
C3,Command, Control and Communications
|
||||
C3I,Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence
|
||||
CABG,Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting
|
||||
CAHPS,Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems
|
||||
CAP,Combat Air Patrol
|
||||
CAS,Close-Air Support
|
||||
CASEVAC,Casualty Evacuation
|
||||
CAWS,Close Assault Weapon System
|
||||
CBO,Congressional Budget Office
|
||||
CC,Command & Control
|
||||
CCDR,Combatant Commander
|
||||
CCHHS,Cook County Health and Hospital System
|
||||
CCMD,Combatant Command
|
||||
CCV,Command & Control Vehicle
|
||||
CDC,Child Development Center
|
||||
CDP,Child Development Program
|
||||
CDU,Control Display Unit
|
||||
CEA,Circular Error Average
|
||||
CEB,Cooperative Efforts Board
|
||||
CEP,Circular Error Probable
|
||||
CEV,Combat Engineer/Engineering Vehicle
|
||||
CFE,Conventional Forces Europe
|
||||
CFL,Coordinated FireLine
|
||||
CFR,Code of Federal Regulations
|
||||
CFV,Cavalry Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
CIWS,Close-In Weapon System (US)
|
||||
CLEP,College Level Examinations Program
|
||||
CLS,Combat Life Saver
|
||||
CM,Cruise Missile
|
||||
CMAC,CHAMPUS Maximum Allowable Charge
|
||||
CMO,Civil-Military Operations
|
||||
CO,Commanding Officer
|
||||
CO,Commanding Officer
|
||||
COA,Course of Action
|
||||
COG,Center of Gravity
|
||||
COIN,Counter-Insurgency
|
||||
COL,Colonel
|
||||
COLA,Cost of Living Allowance
|
||||
CONUS,Continental U.S.
|
||||
COOP,Continuity of Operations
|
||||
CP,Contact Point
|
||||
CP,Continuation Pay
|
||||
CPG,Contingency Planning Guidance
|
||||
CPL,Corporal
|
||||
CPT,Captain
|
||||
CRAF,Civil Reserve Air Fleet
|
||||
CRAF,Civil Reserve Air Fleet
|
||||
CRARRV,Challenger Armored Repair and Recovery Vehicle
|
||||
CRBM,Close-Range Ballistic Missile
|
||||
CRDP,Concurrent Retirement Disability Pay
|
||||
CRSC,Combat Related Special Compensation
|
||||
CRT,Cathode Ray Tube
|
||||
CSB,Close-Support Bridge
|
||||
CSP,Critical Skills Pay
|
||||
C-STARS,Centers for Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills (USAF)
|
||||
CTS,Close-To-Shore
|
||||
CV,Combat Vehicle
|
||||
CV,Conventionally Powered aircraft carrier (USN)
|
||||
CVN,Attack aircraft carrier, nuclear powered (US)
|
||||
CVRT,Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance Tracked
|
||||
CVW,Carrier Air Wing
|
||||
CWC,Composite Warfare Commander
|
||||
CWMD,Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction
|
||||
CZTE,Combate Zone Tax Exclusion
|
||||
DA,Department of the Air Force
|
||||
DA,Direct Action
|
||||
DA,Double Agent
|
||||
DACMC,Defense Advisory Committee on Military Compensation
|
||||
DAF,Defense Information Systems Network
|
||||
DANTES,Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support
|
||||
DASC(A),Direct Air Support Center (Airborne)
|
||||
DB,Defined Benefit
|
||||
DC,Defined Contribution
|
||||
DeCA,Defense Commissary Agency
|
||||
DEERS,Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System
|
||||
DEERS,Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System
|
||||
DEFCON,Defense Readiness Condition
|
||||
DEPORD,Deployment Order
|
||||
DeRA,Defense Resale Activity
|
||||
DEW,Distant Early Warning (US)
|
||||
DFAS,Defense Finance and Accounting Service
|
||||
DFC,Distinguished Flying Cross: Air Force decoration
|
||||
DFGL,Distinct Faith Group Leader
|
||||
DGPS,Differential GPS
|
||||
DHA,Defense Health Agency
|
||||
DIC,Dependency and Indemnity Compensation
|
||||
DITY,Do-It-Yourself
|
||||
DLA,Dislocation Allowance
|
||||
DLTP,Defence Logistics Transformation Program
|
||||
DMDC,Defense Manpower Data Center
|
||||
DMHS,Defense Message Handling System
|
||||
DMR,Designated Marksman Rifle
|
||||
DoDI,DoD Instruction
|
||||
DoDTR,Department of Defense Trauma Registry
|
||||
DOL,U.S. Department of Labor
|
||||
DON,Department of the Navy
|
||||
DP,Dual-Purpose
|
||||
DRB,Discharge Review Board
|
||||
DRM,Dynamic Retention Model (RAND)
|
||||
DRO,Decision Review Officer
|
||||
DVI,Direct Voice Input
|
||||
DVOP,Disabled Veterans’ Outreach Program
|
||||
DZ,Drop Zone
|
||||
DZ,Drop Zone
|
||||
E,Enlisted
|
||||
EAD,Earliest Arrival Date
|
||||
EAOS,End of Active Obligated Service
|
||||
EAS,End of Active Service
|
||||
EBT,Electronic Benefit Transfer
|
||||
ECCM,Electronic Counter CounterMeasures
|
||||
ECHO,Extended Care Health Option
|
||||
ECM,Electronic CounterMeasures
|
||||
ECR,Electronic Combat Reconnaissance
|
||||
EECT,End Evening Civil Twilight
|
||||
EENT,End of Evening Nautical Twilight
|
||||
EFIS,Electronic Flight Instrument System
|
||||
EFM,Exceptional Family Member
|
||||
EFMP,Exceptional Family Member Program
|
||||
EH,Explosive Hazard
|
||||
EHHC,ECHO Home Health Care
|
||||
EHR,Electronic Health Record
|
||||
ELINT,ELectronic INTelligence
|
||||
EMC,Essential Medical Capability
|
||||
EMP,Electromagnetic Pulse
|
||||
EOC,Emergency Operations Center
|
||||
EOD,Explosive Ordnance Disposal
|
||||
EOD,Explosive Ordnance Disposal
|
||||
EP,Emergency Preparedness
|
||||
ERA,Explosive Reactive Armor
|
||||
ERC,en Route Care
|
||||
ERISA,Employee Retirement Income Security Act
|
||||
ESEA,Elementary and Secondary Education Act
|
||||
eshp,Equivalent Shaft Horsepower
|
||||
ESM,Electronic Support Measures
|
||||
EW,Early Warning
|
||||
EW,Electronic Warfare
|
||||
EW,Electronic Warning
|
||||
EWA,Electronic Warfare Aircraft
|
||||
F,Fighter designation (as in F-15 Eagle)
|
||||
FA,Frontal Aviation
|
||||
FAC,Forward Air Control / Forward Air Controller
|
||||
FAE,Fuel Air Explosives
|
||||
FAV,Fast Attack Vehicle
|
||||
FBW,Fly-by-Wire
|
||||
FCC,Family Child Care
|
||||
FCS,Fire Control System
|
||||
FDA,U.S. Food and Drug Administration
|
||||
FDO,Flight Deck Officer
|
||||
FEBA,Forward Edge of the Battle Area
|
||||
FEBA,Foward Edge of Battle Area
|
||||
FEDVIP,Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program
|
||||
FEHBP,Federal Employees Health Benefits Program
|
||||
FFA,Free-Fire Area
|
||||
FFAR,Folding-Fin Aerial Rocket
|
||||
FFS,Fee-For-Service
|
||||
FHCC,Federal Health Care Center
|
||||
FIE,Fly-In Echelon
|
||||
FIFV,Future Infantry Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
FLIR,Forward Looking Infrared
|
||||
FLPB,Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus
|
||||
FLTCIP,Federal Longer Term Care Insurance Program
|
||||
FMC,Food Machinery Corporation
|
||||
FMF,Fleet Marine Force
|
||||
FMR,Financial Management Regulation
|
||||
FMS,Foreign Military Sale (US)
|
||||
FMWG,Financial Management Working Group
|
||||
FOB,Forward Operating Base
|
||||
FOB,Forward Operating Base
|
||||
FOC,Final Operating Capabilities
|
||||
FOD,Foreign Object Damage
|
||||
FOS,Forward Operating Site
|
||||
FSA,Family Separation Allowance
|
||||
FSSA,Family Subsistence Supplemental Allowance
|
||||
FUBAR,Fouled' Up Beyond All Recognition
|
||||
FV,Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
GAM,GPS-Aided Munition
|
||||
GAO,U.S. Government Accountability Office
|
||||
GATES,Global Air Transportation Execution System
|
||||
GCI,Ground-Controlled Intercept
|
||||
GCT,Grande Cadence de Tir (France)
|
||||
GE,General Electric
|
||||
GIB,GI Bill
|
||||
GMI,General Military Intelligence
|
||||
GP,General Purpose
|
||||
GPMG,General Purpose Machine Gun
|
||||
GPMRC,Global Patient Movement Requirements Center
|
||||
GPS,Global Positioning System
|
||||
GSSAP,Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program
|
||||
HCBS,Home and Community-Based Services
|
||||
HCSDB,Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries
|
||||
HD,Homeland Defense
|
||||
HDP-L,Hardship Duty Pay Locations
|
||||
HE,High Explosive
|
||||
HEAP,High Explosive, Anti-Personnel
|
||||
HEAT,High Explosive, Anti-Tank
|
||||
HEAT-FS,High Explosive, Anti-Tank - Fin Stabilized
|
||||
HEC,Health Executive Committee
|
||||
HEDIS,Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set
|
||||
HE-FRAG,High Explosive-Fragmentation
|
||||
HEI,High Explosive Incendiary
|
||||
HEMAT,Heavy Expanded Mobility Ammunition Trailer
|
||||
HEP,High Explosive Plastic
|
||||
HESH,High Explosive Squash Head
|
||||
HE-T,High Explosive - Tracer
|
||||
HMG,Heavy Machine u Gun
|
||||
HMO,Health Maintenance Organization
|
||||
HOB,Height of Burst
|
||||
HOC,Humanitarian Operations Center
|
||||
HOTAS,Hands-On-Throttle-and-Stick
|
||||
HOTCC,Hands on Throttle, Collective and Cyclic
|
||||
HPT,High-Payoff Target
|
||||
HQ,Headquarter(s)
|
||||
HR,Hostage Rescue
|
||||
HRP,High-Risk personnel
|
||||
HS,Homeland Security
|
||||
HUD,Head Up Display
|
||||
HUDWAC,Head Up Display Weapon Aiming Computer
|
||||
HUDWASS,Head Up Display Weapon Aiming SubSystem
|
||||
HUMINT,Human Intelligence
|
||||
HVAP,High Velocity Armor Piercing
|
||||
HVM,High Velocity Missile
|
||||
HVT,High-Value Target
|
||||
IADS,Integrated Air Defense System
|
||||
IAMD,Integrated Air and Missile Defense
|
||||
IC3,Interagency Care Coordination Committee
|
||||
ICBM,InterContinental Ballistic Missile
|
||||
IDA,Institute for Defense Analyses
|
||||
IED,Improvised Explosive Device
|
||||
iEHR,Integrated Electronic Health Record
|
||||
IFF,Identification Friend or Foe
|
||||
IFV,Infantry Fighting Vehicle
|
||||
IGE,In Ground Effect
|
||||
IIR,Intelligence Information report
|
||||
INS,Inertial Navigation System
|
||||
INTELSAT,International Telecommunications Satellite Organization
|
||||
IOC,Initial Operating Capabilities
|
||||
IOC,Initial Operational Capability
|
||||
IPO,Interagency Program Office
|
||||
IR,InfraRed
|
||||
IRAN,Inspect and Repair as Necessary
|
||||
IRBM,Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile
|
||||
IRBM,Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missile
|
||||
IRCM,Infra-Red CounterMeasure
|
||||
IRR,Individual Ready Reserve
|
||||
IRS,Inertial Reference System
|
||||
IRST,Infra-Red Search-and-Track
|
||||
ISOPREP,Isolated Personnel Report
|
||||
ISW,Institute for the Study of War
|
||||
IT,Information Technology
|
||||
JA,Judge Advocate
|
||||
JAAT,Joint Air Attack Team
|
||||
JAG,Judge Advocate General
|
||||
JAGIC,Joint Air-Ground Integration Center
|
||||
JAOC,Joint Air Operations Center
|
||||
JAOP,Joint Air Operations Plan
|
||||
JASDF,Japan Air Self Defense Force
|
||||
JAST,Joint Advanced Strike Technology
|
||||
JCN,Joint Communications Network
|
||||
JDAM,Joint Direct Attack Munition
|
||||
JEC,Joint Executive Committee
|
||||
JEZ,Joint Engagement Zone
|
||||
JFCH,Joint Force Chaplain
|
||||
JFO,Joint Field Office
|
||||
JIF,Joint Incentive Fund
|
||||
JIOC,Joint Intelligence Operations Center
|
||||
JIOO,Joint Interrogation Operations
|
||||
JLOC,Joint Logistics Operations Center
|
||||
JMROC,Joint Medical Readiness Oversight Council
|
||||
JOA,Joint Operations Area
|
||||
JOC,Joint Operations Center
|
||||
Joint-STARS,Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System
|
||||
JRC,Joint Readiness Command
|
||||
JS,Joint Staff
|
||||
JSC,Joint Chiefs of Staff
|
||||
JSF,Joint Strike Fighter
|
||||
JSOW,Joint Stand-Off Weapon
|
||||
JSP,Joint Strategic Plan
|
||||
JTB,Joint Transportation Board
|
||||
JTF,Joint Task Force
|
||||
JTIDS,Joint Tactical Information Distribution System
|
||||
JVSG,Jobs for Veterans State Grant
|
||||
LA,Lead Agent
|
||||
LABS,Low Altitude Bombing System
|
||||
LAD,Latest Arrival Date
|
||||
LAD,Launch Area Denied
|
||||
LAMPS,Light Airborne MultiPurpose System
|
||||
LANTIRN,Low Altitude Targeting InfraRed for Night
|
||||
LAPES,Low Altitude Parachute Extraction System
|
||||
LARS,Light Artillery Rocket System
|
||||
LAV,Light Armored Vehicle
|
||||
LAV,Light Assault Vehicle
|
||||
LCD,Liquid Crystal Display
|
||||
LCS,Littoral Combat Ship
|
||||
LEA,Law Enforcement Agency
|
||||
LES,Leave and Earnings Statement
|
||||
LF,Low Frequency (30 to 300 kHz)
|
||||
LGB,Laser-Guided Bomb
|
||||
LGW,Laser-Guided Weapon
|
||||
LLLTV,Low Light Level Television
|
||||
LMG,Light Machine Gun
|
||||
LMI,Logistics Management Institute
|
||||
LO,Low Observables
|
||||
LOA,Letter of Authorization
|
||||
LOA,Letter of Offer and Acceptance
|
||||
LOC,Line of Communications
|
||||
LOR,Launch on Remote
|
||||
LPT,Low Profile Turret
|
||||
LRMP,Long Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft
|
||||
LT,Lieutenant
|
||||
LT,Light Tank
|
||||
LVER,Local Veterans’ Employment Representative
|
||||
LVTP,Landing Vehicle Tracked Personnel
|
||||
LZ,Landing Zone
|
||||
LZ,Landing Zone
|
||||
MAAP,Master Air Attack Plan
|
||||
MAC,Military Airlift Command
|
||||
MACH,Measure of Airspeed (Mach 1 = 1,223 kph/760 mph at sea level)
|
||||
MAD,Magnetic Anomaly Detector
|
||||
MAJ,Major
|
||||
MAP,Medical Advisory Panel
|
||||
MAP,Military Assistance Program
|
||||
MARAD RRF,Maritime Administration Ready Reserve Force
|
||||
MAW,Marine Air Wing (USMC)
|
||||
MAXORD,Maximum Ordinate
|
||||
MBT,Main Battle Tank
|
||||
MCCS,Marine Corps Community Services
|
||||
MCM,Mine Countermeasures
|
||||
MCRMC,Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission
|
||||
MCSC,Managed Care Support Contract
|
||||
MCX,Marine Corps Exchange
|
||||
MD,Missile Defense
|
||||
MDA,Muster Duty Allowance
|
||||
MEPS,Military Entrance Processing Station
|
||||
MERHCF,Medicare-Eligible Retiree Health Care Fund
|
||||
MEZ,Missile Engagement Zone
|
||||
MFD,Multi-Function Display
|
||||
MG,Machine Gun
|
||||
MGIB,Montgomery GI Bill
|
||||
MGIB-AD,Montgomery GI Bill Active Duty
|
||||
MGIB-SR,Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve
|
||||
MHA,Military Housing Allowance
|
||||
MHA,Military Housing Area
|
||||
MHS,Military Health System
|
||||
MIA,Missing in Action
|
||||
MIB,Military Intelligence Board
|
||||
MIDB,Modernized Integrated Database
|
||||
MILCON,Military Construction
|
||||
MILDEC,military deception
|
||||
MILDEP,Military Department
|
||||
MILPERS,Military Personnel
|
||||
MILSPEC,Military Specification
|
||||
MILSTAMP,Military Standard Transportation and Movement Procedures
|
||||
MILSTRIP,Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedure
|
||||
MILTECH,Military technician
|
||||
MIW,Mine Warfare
|
||||
MLA,Military Lending Act
|
||||
MLRS,Multiple Launch Rocket System
|
||||
MLU,Mid-Life Update
|
||||
MMG,Medium Machine Gun
|
||||
MNF,Multinational Force
|
||||
MOB,Main Operating Base
|
||||
MOC,Media Operations Center
|
||||
MOLLE or M.O.L.L.E.,MOdular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment
|
||||
MOS,Military Occupational Specialty
|
||||
MP,Machine Pistol
|
||||
MPA,Maritime Patrol Aircraft
|
||||
MPC,Multi-Purpose Carrier
|
||||
MPO,Military Post Office
|
||||
MPS,Military Postal Service
|
||||
MPSA,Military Postal Service Agency
|
||||
MR,Maritime Reconnaissance
|
||||
MRAV,Multi-Role Armored Vehicle
|
||||
MRBM,Medium-Range Ballistic Missile
|
||||
MRF,Military Retirement F
|
||||
MRR,Minimum-Risk Route
|
||||
MSAS,Mobility Support Advisory Squadron
|
||||
MSC,Military Sealift Command
|
||||
MSF,Mobile Security Force
|
||||
MSG,Master Sergeant
|
||||
MSIP,Multi-Stage Improvement Program
|
||||
MSP,Maritime Security Program
|
||||
MSR,Main Supply Route
|
||||
MSRRA,Military Spouse Residency Relief Act
|
||||
MTF,Medical Treatment Facility
|
||||
MWR,Morale, Welfare & Recreation
|
||||
MyCAA,Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts
|
||||
NAF,Nonappropriated Funds
|
||||
NAI,Named Area of Interest
|
||||
NAS,Naval Air Station
|
||||
NATO,North Atlantic Treaty Organization
|
||||
NAVSOF,Navy Special Operations Forces
|
||||
NBC,Nuclear, Biological and Chemical
|
||||
NBI,Nonbattle Injury
|
||||
NCO,Non-Commissioned Officer
|
||||
NCP,Normal Cost Payments
|
||||
NCR,National Capital Region
|
||||
NCS,National Communications System
|
||||
NDAA,National Defense Authorization Act
|
||||
NDMS,National Disaster Medical System
|
||||
NDRC,National Detainee Reporting Center
|
||||
NDRF,National Defense Reserve Fleet
|
||||
NEX,Navy Exchange
|
||||
NEXCOM,Navy Exchange Command
|
||||
NEXMART,Navy Exchange Market
|
||||
NFA,No-Fire Area
|
||||
NFL,No-Fire Line
|
||||
NFLS,Naval Forward Logistic Site
|
||||
NGFS,Naval Gunfire Support
|
||||
NIMS,National Incident Management System
|
||||
NLW,Nonlethal Weapon
|
||||
NMCS,National Military Command System
|
||||
NMCS,Not Mission Capable, Supply
|
||||
NMS,National Military Strategy
|
||||
NOC,National Operations Center
|
||||
NOE,Nap of the Earth
|
||||
NORAD,North American Aerospace Defense Command (formerly North American Air Defense Command)
|
||||
NSC,National Security Council
|
||||
NSFS,Naval Surface Fire Support
|
||||
NSL,No-Strike List
|
||||
NSW,Naval Special Warfare
|
||||
NVD,Night Vision Device
|
||||
O,Officer
|
||||
O&M,Operation and Maintenance
|
||||
O&M,Operations and Maintenance
|
||||
OA,Objective Area
|
||||
OACT,Office of the Actuary (DoD)
|
||||
OC,Operations Center
|
||||
OCA,Offensive Counterair
|
||||
OCO,Offensive Cyberspace Operations
|
||||
OCONUS,Outside the Continental U.S.
|
||||
OCS,Officer Candidate School
|
||||
OCU,Operational Conversion Unit
|
||||
OEF,Operation ENDURING FREEDOM
|
||||
OFCO,Offensive Counterintelligence Operation
|
||||
OGE,Out of Ground Effect
|
||||
OHA,Overseas Housing Allowance
|
||||
OIF,Operation IRAQI FREEDOM
|
||||
OOD,Officer of the Deck
|
||||
OOP,Out-of-Pocket
|
||||
OPCON,Operational Control
|
||||
OPLAN,Operation Plan
|
||||
OPM,U.S. Office of Personnel Management
|
||||
OPORD,Operation Order
|
||||
OPSEC,Operational Security
|
||||
OPSEC,Operations Security
|
||||
OSA,Operational Support Airlift
|
||||
OSC,On-Scene Commander
|
||||
OSINT,Open-Source Intelligence
|
||||
OTC,Officer in Tactical Command
|
||||
OTH,Over-the-Horizon
|
||||
OTH-B,Over-The-Horizon Backscatter radar
|
||||
OTHR,Over-The-Horizon Radar
|
||||
OTHT,Over-The-Horizon Targeting
|
||||
PACAF,Pacific Air Force (USAF)
|
||||
PAR,Population at Risk
|
||||
PB,Peace Building
|
||||
PCM,Primary Care Manager
|
||||
PCS,Permanent Change of Station
|
||||
PD,Probability of Damage
|
||||
PDRL,Permanently Disabled Retired List
|
||||
PEGASUS,Persistent German Airborne Surveillance System
|
||||
PFC,Private First Class
|
||||
PFM,Personal Financial Management
|
||||
PFT,Physical Fitness Test
|
||||
PGM,Precision-Guided Munition
|
||||
PGM,Precision-Guided Munition
|
||||
PID,Passive IDentification
|
||||
PID,Positive Identification
|
||||
PII,Personally Identifiable Identification
|
||||
PL,Phase Line
|
||||
PLANORD,Planning Order
|
||||
PLB,Personal Locator Beacon
|
||||
PM,Peacemaking
|
||||
PNGDF,Papua New Guinea Defense Force
|
||||
PO,Peace Operations
|
||||
POC,Point of Contact
|
||||
POC,Privately Owned Conveyance
|
||||
POD,Port of Debarkation
|
||||
POE,Port of Embarkation
|
||||
POW,Prisoner of War
|
||||
PPBE,Planning, Programming, Budget, and Execution
|
||||
PPE,personal Protective Equipment
|
||||
PPM,Personally Procured Move
|
||||
PPO,Preferred Provider Organization
|
||||
PR,Personnel Recovery
|
||||
PRC,Presidential Reserve Call-Up
|
||||
PSAS,Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service
|
||||
PT,Physical Training
|
||||
PTC,Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
|
||||
PTDO,Prepare to Deploy Order
|
||||
PTG,Poseur de Travures du Genie (France)
|
||||
PTSD,Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
|
||||
PTTI,Precise Time and Time Interval
|
||||
PUK,Packup Kit
|
||||
PV,Perceived Value
|
||||
PVT,Private
|
||||
PX,Post Exchange
|
||||
R&D,Research & Development
|
||||
R&R,Rest and Recuperation
|
||||
RA,Risk Assessment
|
||||
RAAWS,Radar Altimeter and Altitude Warning System
|
||||
RAM,Radar Absorbing Material
|
||||
RAST,Recovery Assist, Secure and Traverse system
|
||||
RATO,Rocket-Assisted Take-Off
|
||||
RC,Reserve Component
|
||||
RCC,Rescue Coordination Center
|
||||
RCS,Radar Cross-Section
|
||||
RDD,Radiological Dispersal Device
|
||||
REAP,Reserve Education Assistance Program
|
||||
Recce,Reconnaissance
|
||||
RED,Radiological Exposure Device
|
||||
RESCAP,Rescue Combat Air Patrol
|
||||
RFA,Restrictive Fire Area
|
||||
RFI,Request for Information
|
||||
RFL,Restrictive Fire Line
|
||||
RHPO,Regional Health Planning Organization
|
||||
RI,Relative Importance
|
||||
RISE,Reliability Improved Selected Equipment
|
||||
RM,Risk Management
|
||||
RMG,Ranging Machine Gun
|
||||
ROE,Rules of Engagement
|
||||
ROE,Rules of Engagement
|
||||
ROZ,Restricted Operations Zone
|
||||
RP,Rocket Propelled
|
||||
RPG,Rocket Propelled Grenade
|
||||
RPM,Revolutions Per Minute
|
||||
RPM,Rounds Per Minute
|
||||
RPV,Remotely-Piloted Vehicle
|
||||
RR,Reattack Recommendation
|
||||
RRCC,Regional Response Coordination Center
|
||||
RSA,Resource Sharing Agreement
|
||||
RSO,Regional Security Officer
|
||||
RT,Recovery Team
|
||||
RTB,Return to Base
|
||||
RVU,Relative Value Unit
|
||||
RWR,Radar Warning Receiver
|
||||
SA,Surface-to-Air
|
||||
SAC,School-Age Care
|
||||
SAC,Strategic Air Command
|
||||
SAFE kit,Sexual Assault Forensic Examination Kit
|
||||
SAM,Surface-to-Air Missile
|
||||
SAP,Special Access Program
|
||||
SAR,Search and Rescue
|
||||
SAS,Special Air Service
|
||||
SBA,Small Business Administration
|
||||
SBP,Survivor Benefit Plan
|
||||
SCAR,Strike Coordination and Reconnaissance
|
||||
SCRA,Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
|
||||
SDT,Second Destination Transportation
|
||||
SEAD,Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses
|
||||
SEALs,SEA, Air and Land (USN)
|
||||
SENSO,SENSor Operator
|
||||
SEP,Systems Enhancement Package
|
||||
SFG,Special Forces Group
|
||||
SGLI,Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance
|
||||
SGT,Sergeant
|
||||
SHORADEZ,Short-Range Air Defense Engagement Zone
|
||||
Sigint,SIGnals INTelligence
|
||||
SIPRNET,SECRET Internet Protocol Router Network
|
||||
SITREP,Situation Report
|
||||
SJA,Staff Judge Advocate
|
||||
SLAP,Saboted Light Armor Penetrator
|
||||
SLAR,Side-Looking Airborne Radar
|
||||
SLEP,Service Life Extension Program
|
||||
SLS,Shoot-Look-Shoot
|
||||
SMC,Specialized Military Condition
|
||||
SMG,SubMachine Gun
|
||||
SMU,Special Mission Unit
|
||||
SNAFU,"Situation Normal, All 'Fouled' Up"
|
||||
SNAP,Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
|
||||
SOCOM,Special Operations Command
|
||||
SOF,Special Operations Forces
|
||||
SOLRS,Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron
|
||||
SOP,Standard Operating Procedure
|
||||
SOTF,Special Operations Task Force
|
||||
SOUTHAF,Southern Command Air Forces
|
||||
SP,Self-Propelled
|
||||
SP,Specialist (when referred in a soldiers rank)
|
||||
SPAAG,Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun
|
||||
SPAWAR,The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command
|
||||
SPG,Self-Propelled Gun
|
||||
SPOTREP,Spot Report
|
||||
SR,Special Reconnaissance
|
||||
SRAM,Short Range Attack Missile
|
||||
SRBM,Short-Range Ballistic Missile
|
||||
SRUF,Standing Rules For the Use of Force
|
||||
SSM,Surface-to-Surface Missile
|
||||
STC,Shock Trauma Center
|
||||
SUW,Surface Warfare
|
||||
TA,Tuition Assistance
|
||||
TA,Target Audience
|
||||
TA,Threat Assessment
|
||||
TAC,Tactical Air Command
|
||||
TACAMO,TAke Charge And Move Out
|
||||
TACAN,TACtical Aid to Navigation
|
||||
TACCO,TACtical COordinator
|
||||
TACON,Tactical Control
|
||||
TAI,Target Area of Interest
|
||||
TAMP,Transition Assistance Management Program
|
||||
TANS,Tactical Air Navigation System
|
||||
TBO,Time Between Overhauls
|
||||
TBD,Torpedo Boat Destroyer
|
||||
TBT,Tank Bridge Transporter
|
||||
TCCC,Tactical Combat Casualty Care
|
||||
TCF,Tactical Combat Force
|
||||
TDY,Temporary Duty Station
|
||||
TECHINT,Technical Intelligence
|
||||
TENCAP,Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities
|
||||
TF,Task Force
|
||||
TFI,Total Family Income
|
||||
TFR,Terrain Following Radar
|
||||
TG,Task Group
|
||||
TIALD,Target Identification Airborne Laser Designation
|
||||
TIC,Target Information Center
|
||||
TMA TRICARE,Management Activity
|
||||
TO,Theater of Operations
|
||||
TOA,Table of Allowance
|
||||
TOF,Time of Flight
|
||||
TOT,Time on Target
|
||||
TOW,Tube-launched, Optically-tracked, Wire-Guided
|
||||
TQ,Tactical Questioning
|
||||
TRANSCOM,Transportation Command
|
||||
TRANSEC,Transmission Security
|
||||
TRAP,Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel
|
||||
TRICARE,Military Health Care Program
|
||||
TRP,Target Reference Point
|
||||
TRV,Tank Recovery Vehicle
|
||||
TSOC,Theater Special Operations Command
|
||||
TSP,Thrift Savings Plan
|
||||
TSSAM,Tri-Service Stand-off Attack Missile
|
||||
TTT,Time to Target
|
||||
TU,Task Unit
|
||||
UCMJ,Uniform Code of Military Justice
|
||||
UCP,Unified Command Plan
|
||||
UCX,Unemployment Compensation for Ex-Servicemembers
|
||||
UDT,Underwater Demolition Team
|
||||
UETF,Unified Exchange Task Force
|
||||
UIC,Unit Identification Code
|
||||
UJTL,Universal Joint Task List
|
||||
ULN,Unit Line Number
|
||||
USAAC,United States Army Air Corps
|
||||
USAAF,United States Army Air Forces
|
||||
USAFE,United States Air Force in Europe
|
||||
USCG,United States Coast Guard
|
||||
USDA,U.S. Department of Agriculture
|
||||
USERRA,Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act
|
||||
USFHP,U.S. Family Health Plan
|
||||
USMC,United States Marine Corps
|
||||
USMTF,United States Message Text Format
|
||||
USN,United States Navy
|
||||
USNS,United States Naval Ship
|
||||
USW,Undersea Warfare
|
||||
USSF,"United States Space Force, the space service branch of the United States Armed Forces"
|
||||
UTC,Unit Type Code
|
||||
UXO,Unexploded Explosive Ordnance
|
||||
V/STOL,Vertical or Short Take-Off and Landing
|
||||
VA,U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
|
||||
VA,Vulnerability Assessment
|
||||
VANF,VA National Formulary
|
||||
VBIED,Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Device
|
||||
VDU,Visual Display Unit
|
||||
VHA,Veterans Health Administration
|
||||
VI,visual information
|
||||
VISA,Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement
|
||||
VISN,Veterans Integrated Service Network
|
||||
VistA,Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture
|
||||
VSEL,Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering LTD
|
||||
VSO,Veterans Service Organization
|
||||
VSTOL,Vertical Short Take-Off and Landing
|
||||
VTAS,"Voice, Throttle and Stick"
|
||||
WARM,Wartime Reserve Modes
|
||||
WARNORD,Warning Order
|
||||
WEZ,Weapon Engagement Zone
|
||||
WG,Working Group
|
||||
WIC,"Women, Infants and Children"
|
||||
WLG,Washington Liaison Group
|
||||
WMD,Weapons of Mass Destruction
|
||||
WO,Warrant Officer
|
||||
WSO,Weapon System Operator (or Weapon System Officer)
|
||||
XO,Executive Officer
|
||||
YOS,Years of Service
|
||||
ZF,Zone of Fire
|
||||
|
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data/abbr/music.csv
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91
data/abbr/music.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
8va,Octave up
|
||||
ABBA,"A swedish pop band consisting of Agnetha, Benny, Björn, and Anni-Frid"
|
||||
ACDC,An australian rock band
|
||||
ad lib,"Ad Libitum (“freely”)"
|
||||
afl,Alto flute
|
||||
AS,"Al Segno (“To the sign”)"
|
||||
bc,"Basso Continuo (“continuous bass accompaniment”)"
|
||||
bcl,Bass clarinet
|
||||
bfl,Bass flute
|
||||
bpm,Beats per minute
|
||||
bn,Bassoon
|
||||
bob,Bass oboe
|
||||
br,Brass instruments
|
||||
bstcl,Basset clarinet
|
||||
bsthn,Basset horn
|
||||
bug,Bugle
|
||||
cbcl,Contrabass clarinet
|
||||
cbn,Contrabassoon
|
||||
cf,"Cantus Firmus (“main melody”)"
|
||||
cl,Clarinet
|
||||
cresc,Crescendo (also noted as <)
|
||||
crt,Cornet
|
||||
D.C. al Coda,Da Capo al Coda (“from the beginning to the Coda sign”)
|
||||
D.C. al Fine,Da Capo al Fine (“from the beginning to the end”)
|
||||
D.S. al Fine,Dal Segno al Fine (“from the Segno mark to the end”)
|
||||
decresc,Descrescendo (also noted as >)
|
||||
dim,Diminuendo
|
||||
EAV,"Band, Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung"
|
||||
eh,English horn
|
||||
ELO,Electric Light Orchestra
|
||||
euph,Euphonium
|
||||
f,Forte
|
||||
fda,"Flute d’amore (tenor flute)"
|
||||
ff,Fortissimo
|
||||
fff,Fortississimo
|
||||
fgh,Flugelhorn
|
||||
fl,Flute
|
||||
fp,Fortepiano
|
||||
gliss,"Glissando (“gliding, sliding”)"
|
||||
hn,Horn
|
||||
KISS,"Knights in Satan's Service (rock band)"
|
||||
KYGO,"Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll (born 11 September 1991), he's a Norwegian DJ, songwriter and record producer"
|
||||
m,Measure
|
||||
mm,Measures
|
||||
MM,Metronome tempo
|
||||
mf,Mezzo-Forte
|
||||
mp,Mezzo-Piano
|
||||
MSG,"Michael Schenker Group (rock band)"
|
||||
mvt,Movement
|
||||
NSYNC,"Boy band consisting of JustiN, ChriS, JoeY, LanstoN, and J.C."
|
||||
ob,Oboe
|
||||
oda,"Oboe d’amore"
|
||||
orch,Orchestra
|
||||
p,Piano
|
||||
p,Page
|
||||
pan,Pan flute
|
||||
pic,Piccolo
|
||||
picc,Piccolo
|
||||
pizz,"Pizzicato (“plucking”)"
|
||||
pp,Pianissio
|
||||
pp,Pages
|
||||
ppp,Pianississimo
|
||||
rall,"Rallentando (“gradual slowing”)"
|
||||
rec,Recorder
|
||||
REM,"An Athens, Georgia-based alt-rock group"
|
||||
rit,Ritardando (“slowing down”)
|
||||
Rf,Rinforzando (“with sudden force”)
|
||||
Rfz,Rinforzando (“with sudden force”)
|
||||
rpm,Revolutions per minute
|
||||
sax,Saxophone
|
||||
sf,"Sforzando, Sforzato (“sudden accent”)"
|
||||
sfz,"Sforzando, Sforzato (“sudden accent”)"
|
||||
sfp,Sforzando followed by Piano
|
||||
smorz,"Smorzando (“dying away”)"
|
||||
sord,"Sordino (“muted”)"
|
||||
sost. ped,"Sostenuto pedal (“sustained pedal”)"
|
||||
spicc,"Spiccato (“bounce bow on a stringed instrument”)"
|
||||
stacc,"Staccato (“playing each note separately from the others”)"
|
||||
stpt,Slide trumpet
|
||||
sul pont,"Sul Ponticello (“playing with the bow near the bridge”)"
|
||||
tba,Tuba
|
||||
tbn,Trombone
|
||||
tpt,Trumpet
|
||||
tr,Trill
|
||||
trem,"Tremolo (“trembling, wavering”)"
|
||||
tsx,Tenor saxophone
|
||||
vib,"Vibrato (“pulsing, vibrating”)"
|
||||
vol,Volume
|
||||
ww,Woodwinds
|
||||
XYZ,American hard rock band
|
||||
|
73
data/abbr/organizations.csv
Normal file
73
data/abbr/organizations.csv
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
3M,The Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
|
||||
A&W,Allen and Wright (founders Roy Allen and Frank Wright)
|
||||
AATF,"American Association of Teachers of French, or: African Agricultural Technology Foundation"
|
||||
ABC,American Broadcasting Corporation
|
||||
ABC,Associated British Corporation
|
||||
ABC,Australian Broadcasting Corporation
|
||||
ACLU,American Civil Liberties Union
|
||||
ADB,Asian Development Bank
|
||||
AIIB,Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
|
||||
ASEAN,Association of South East Nations
|
||||
AT&T,American Telephone and Telegraph Company
|
||||
ATF,"U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Bureau"
|
||||
BMW, Bavarian Motor Works
|
||||
BND,Bundesnachrichtendienst (Germany)
|
||||
BVD, Bradley, Voorhees, and Day
|
||||
CERN,European Organization for Nuclear Research
|
||||
DOC,U.S. Department of Commerce
|
||||
DOD,U.S. Department of Defense
|
||||
DOE,U.S. Department of Energy
|
||||
DOI,U.S. Department of the Interior
|
||||
DOJ,U.S. Department of Justice
|
||||
DOL,U.S. Department of Labor
|
||||
DOS,U.S. Department of State
|
||||
DOT,U.S. Department of Transportation
|
||||
EASA,European Aviation Safety Agency
|
||||
ED,U.S. Department of Education
|
||||
ESA,European Space Agency
|
||||
ESPN, Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
|
||||
FBI,U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
|
||||
GEICO, Government Employees Insurance Company
|
||||
H&M, Hennes and Mauritz
|
||||
HHS,U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
|
||||
HSBC, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
|
||||
HUD,U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
|
||||
IBM, International Business Machines
|
||||
ICI,Imperial Chemical Industries
|
||||
IMF,International Monetary Fund
|
||||
ISO,International Organization for Standardization
|
||||
J&J,Johnson & Johnson
|
||||
JBL, James Bullough Lansing
|
||||
L.L. Bean, Leon Leonwood Bean
|
||||
LAPD,Los Angeles Police Department
|
||||
LBA,Luftfahrtbundesamt (German aviation agency)
|
||||
M&M, Mars & Murrie’s
|
||||
MILF,Moro Islamic Liberation Front
|
||||
NASA,National Aeronautics and Space Administration
|
||||
NBC,National Broadcasting Company
|
||||
NIST,U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology
|
||||
NIWA,National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Limited
|
||||
NHTSA,U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
|
||||
NYPD,New York Police Department
|
||||
OECD,Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
|
||||
SAARC,South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
|
||||
TREAS,U.S. Department of the Treasury
|
||||
ULA,United Launch Alliance
|
||||
UN,United Nations Organization
|
||||
UNESCO,United Nations Education Scientific & Cultural Organization
|
||||
UNICEF,United Nations Children's Fund
|
||||
UNO,United Nations Organization
|
||||
USDA,United States Department of Agriculture
|
||||
UPS,United Parcel Service
|
||||
USSF,"United States Soccer Federation, governing body of soccer in the United States"
|
||||
USSF,"United States Social Forum, an activist organization"
|
||||
USSF,"US Sumo Federation, governing body of sumo in the United States"
|
||||
VA,U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
|
||||
VW,Volkswagen
|
||||
WEF,World Economic Forum
|
||||
WHO,World Health Organization
|
||||
WWF,World Wide Fund for Nature
|
||||
YKK, Yoshida Manufacturing Corporation
|
||||
YMCA,Young Men's Christian Association
|
||||
YWCA,Young Women's Christian Association
|
||||
|
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|
32
data/abbr/sports.csv
Normal file
32
data/abbr/sports.csv
Normal file
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|
||||
ABBR,MEANING
|
||||
AAAA,Asian Amateur Athletics Association
|
||||
AFC,American Football Conference
|
||||
DNF,Did Not Finish (Race)
|
||||
DNS,Did Not Start (Race)
|
||||
DQ,Disqualified
|
||||
ESPN,Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
|
||||
FIS,Fédération Internationale de Ski
|
||||
GS,Giant Slalom
|
||||
IOC,International Olympic Committee
|
||||
KO,Knockout
|
||||
LPGA,Ladies Professional Golf Association
|
||||
MLB,Major League Baseball
|
||||
NASCAR,National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
|
||||
NBA,National Basketball Association OR National Boxing Association
|
||||
NCAA,National Collegiate Athletic Association
|
||||
NFL,National Football League
|
||||
PGA,Professional Golfers' Association
|
||||
PB,Personal Best
|
||||
PFT,Power Factor Training
|
||||
PIYO,Pilates & Yoga
|
||||
QB,Quarterback
|
||||
SCT,Static Contraction Training
|
||||
SCUBA,Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
|
||||
SLG,Slugging Percentage (baseball term)
|
||||
TD,Touchdown
|
||||
UFC,Ultimate Fighting Championship
|
||||
WEC,World Extreme Cagefighting
|
||||
WTF,World Taekwondo Federation
|
||||
WPT,World Poker Tour
|
||||
WWF,World Wrestling Federation
|
||||
XC,Cross Country
|
||||
|
37
data/basic-apps.csv
Normal file
37
data/basic-apps.csv
Normal file
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|
||||
APPLICATION, CATEGORY, APPID,
|
||||
"7-Zip for Windows", "file utility", "XPDNKVCX4QD2DC",
|
||||
"Aquile Reader", "ebook reader", "9P08T4JLTQNK",
|
||||
"CrystalDiskInfo", "HDD/SSD utility", "XP8K4RGX25G3GM",
|
||||
"Dopamine", "audio player", "Digimezzo.Dopamine.2",
|
||||
"Dropbox", "file sync", "Dropbox.Dropbox",
|
||||
"Git Extensions", "Git client", "GitExtensionsTeam.GitExtensions",
|
||||
"Git for Windows", "source code management", "Git.Git",
|
||||
"Google Chrome", "web browser", "Google.Chrome",
|
||||
"Greenshot", "screenshot utility", "Greenshot.Greenshot",
|
||||
"grepWin", "search tool", "StefansTools.grepWin",
|
||||
"inSSIDer", "Wifi tool", "MetaGeek.inSSIDer",
|
||||
"IrfanView", "image viewer", "9PJZ3BTL5PV6",
|
||||
"KDiff3", "file compare tool", "KDE.KDiff3",
|
||||
"KeePassXC", "password manager", "XP8K2L36VP0QMB",
|
||||
"Kodi", "media center", "9NBLGGH4T892",
|
||||
"LibreOffice", "office suite", "TheDocumentFoundation.LibreOffice",
|
||||
"Microsoft Teams", "messenger", "XP8BT8DW290MPQ",
|
||||
"Mozilla Firefox", "web browser", "9NZVDKPMR9RD",
|
||||
"Mozilla Thunderbird", "email client", "Mozilla.Thunderbird",
|
||||
"Mp3tag", "MP3 tag editor", "9NN77TCQ1NC8",
|
||||
"Nearby Share", "file sync", "Google.NearbyShare",
|
||||
"Netflix", "video player", "9WZDNCRFJ3TJ",
|
||||
"Notepad++", "text editor", "Notepad++.Notepad++",
|
||||
"OBS Studio", "video recorder", "XPFFH613W8V6LV",
|
||||
"One Calendar", "desktop calendar", "9WZDNCRDR0SF",
|
||||
"Pandoc", "document converter", "JohnMacFarlane.Pandoc",
|
||||
"Rufus", "ISO image writer", "9PC3H3V7Q9CH",
|
||||
"Signal", "messenger", "OpenWhisperSystems.Signal",
|
||||
"smartmontools", "HDD/SSD utility", "smartmontools.smartmontools",
|
||||
"Spotify", "audio player", "9NCBCSZSJRSB",
|
||||
"Typora", "Markdown editor", "Typora.Typora",
|
||||
"Visual Studio Code", "code editor", "XP9KHM4BK9FZ7Q",
|
||||
"VLC", "video player", "XPDM1ZW6815MQM",
|
||||
"Windows Terminal", "console terminal", "9N0DX20HK701",
|
||||
"WhatsApp", "messenger", "9NKSQGP7F2NH",
|
||||
"Zoom", "video conference software", "Zoom.Zoom",
|
||||
|
6
data/checklists/handwashing.txt
Normal file
6
data/checklists/handwashing.txt
Normal file
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|
||||
HEAD Handwashing
|
||||
Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.
|
||||
Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails.
|
||||
Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds.
|
||||
Rinse your hands well under clean, running water.
|
||||
Dry your hands using a clean towel or air dry them.
|
||||
29
data/default.kresd.conf
Normal file
29
data/default.kresd.conf
Normal file
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|
||||
-- SETTINGS FOR KNOT RESOLVER (adapt to your needs, please)
|
||||
|
||||
-- LISTEN TO:
|
||||
net.listen({'127.0.0.1', '::1'}, 53, { kind = 'dns' })
|
||||
net.listen({'127.0.0.1', '::1'}, 853, { kind = 'tls' })
|
||||
net.listen('192.168.178.71', 53, { kind = 'dns' })
|
||||
net.listen('192.168.178.71', 853, { kind = 'tls' })
|
||||
|
||||
-- CACHE:
|
||||
cache.size = 100 * MB -- 100 MB cache size
|
||||
cache.min_ttl(3600) -- 1 hour minimum time-to-live
|
||||
cache.max_ttl(604800) -- 1 week maximum time-to-live
|
||||
|
||||
-- FORWARD TO:
|
||||
policy.add(policy.all(
|
||||
policy.FORWARD(
|
||||
{'192.168.178.1', -- Fritz!Box
|
||||
'1.1.1.1', -- Cloudflare #1
|
||||
'1.0.0.1' -- Cloudflare #2
|
||||
})
|
||||
))
|
||||
|
||||
-- MODULES:
|
||||
modules = {
|
||||
predict = {
|
||||
window = 15, -- 15 minutes sampling window
|
||||
period = 6*(60/15) -- track last 6 hours
|
||||
}
|
||||
}
|
||||
1539
data/emojis.csv
Normal file
1539
data/emojis.csv
Normal file
File diff suppressed because it is too large
Load Diff
2766
data/exit-codes.csv
Normal file
2766
data/exit-codes.csv
Normal file
File diff suppressed because it is too large
Load Diff
65
data/http-status-codes.csv
Normal file
65
data/http-status-codes.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,65 @@
|
||||
"StatusCode","Type","ShortDescription","LongDescription"
|
||||
"100","Informational","Continue ","The initial part of a request has been received and has not yet been rejected by the server. The server intends to send a final response after the request has been fully received and acted upon."
|
||||
"101","Informational","Switching Protocols ","The server understands and is willing to comply with the client's request, via the Upgrade header field1, for a change in the application protocol being used on this connection."
|
||||
"102","Informational","Processing ","An interim response used to inform the client that the server has accepted the complete request, but has not yet completed it."
|
||||
"200","Success","OK ","The request has succeeded."
|
||||
"201","Success","Created ","The request has been fulfilled and has resulted in one or more new resources being created."
|
||||
"202","Success","Accepted ","The request has been accepted for processing, but the processing has not been completed. The request might or might not eventually be acted upon, as it might be disallowed when processing actually takes place."
|
||||
"203","Success","Non-authoritative Information ","The request was successful but the enclosed payload has been modified from that of the origin server's 200 OK response by a transforming proxy1."
|
||||
"204","Success","No Content ","The server has successfully fulfilled the request and that there is no additional content to send in the response payload body."
|
||||
"205","Success","Reset Content ","The server has fulfilled the request and desires that the user agent reset the ""document view"", which caused the request to be sent, to its original state as received from the origin server."
|
||||
"206","Success","Partial Content ","The server is successfully fulfilling a range request for the target resource by transferring one or more parts of the selected representation that correspond to the satisfiable ranges found in the request's Range header field1."
|
||||
"207","Success","Multi-Status ","A Multi-Status response conveys information about multiple resources in situations where multiple status codes might be appropriate."
|
||||
"208","Success","Already Reported ","Used inside a DAV: propstat response element to avoid enumerating the internal members of multiple bindings to the same collection repeatedly."
|
||||
"226","Success","IM Used ","The server has fulfilled a GET request for the resource, and the response is a representation of the result of one or more instance-manipulations applied to the current instance."
|
||||
"300","Redirection","Multiple Choices ","The target resource has more than one representation, each with its own more specific identifier, and information about the alternatives is being provided so that the user (or user agent) can select a preferred representation by redirecting its request to one or more of those identifiers."
|
||||
"301","Redirection","Moved Permanently ","The target resource has been assigned a new permanent URI and any future references to this resource ought to use one of the enclosed URIs."
|
||||
"302","Redirection","Found ","The target resource resides temporarily under a different URI. Since the redirection might be altered on occasion, the client ought to continue to use the effective request URI for future requests."
|
||||
"303","Redirection","See Other ","The server is redirecting the user agent to a different resource, as indicated by a URI in the Location header field, which is intended to provide an indirect response to the original request."
|
||||
"304","Redirection","Not Modified ","A conditional GET or HEAD request has been received and would have resulted in a 200 OK response if it were not for the fact that the condition evaluated to false."
|
||||
"305","Redirection","Use Proxy ","Defined in a previous version of this specification and is now deprecated, due to security concerns regarding in-band configuration of a proxy."
|
||||
"307","Redirection","Temporary Redirect ","The target resource resides temporarily under a different URI and the user agent MUST NOT change the request method if it performs an automatic redirection to that URI."
|
||||
"308","Redirection","Permanent Redirect ","The target resource has been assigned a new permanent URI and any future references to this resource ought to use one of the enclosed URIs."
|
||||
"400","Client Error","Bad Request ","The server cannot or will not process the request due to something that is perceived to be a client error (e.g., malformed request syntax, invalid request message framing, or deceptive request routing)."
|
||||
"401","Client Error","Unauthorized ","The request has not been applied because it lacks valid authentication credentials for the target resource."
|
||||
"402","Client Error","Payment Required ","Reserved for future use."
|
||||
"403","Client Error","Forbidden ","The server understood the request but refuses to authorize it."
|
||||
"404","Client Error","Not Found ","The origin server did not find a current representation for the target resource or is not willing to disclose that one exists."
|
||||
"405","Client Error","Method Not Allowed ","The method received in the request-line is known by the origin server but not supported by the target resource."
|
||||
"406","Client Error","Not Acceptable ","The target resource does not have a current representation that would be acceptable to the user agent, according to the proactive negotiation header fields received in the request1, and the server is unwilling to supply a default representation."
|
||||
"407","Client Error","Proxy Authentication Required ","Similar to 401 Unauthorized, but it indicates that the client needs to authenticate itself in order to use a proxy."
|
||||
"408","Client Error","Request Timeout ","The server did not receive a complete request message within the time that it was prepared to wait."
|
||||
"409","Client Error","Conflict ","The request could not be completed due to a conflict with the current state of the target resource. This code is used in situations where the user might be able to resolve the conflict and resubmit the request."
|
||||
"410","Client Error","Gone ","The target resource is no longer available at the origin server and that this condition is likely to be permanent."
|
||||
"411","Client Error","Length Required ","The server refuses to accept the request without a defined Content-Length1."
|
||||
"412","Client Error","Precondition Failed ","One or more conditions given in the request header fields evaluated to false when tested on the server."
|
||||
"413","Client Error","Payload Too Large ","The server is refusing to process a request because the request payload is larger than the server is willing or able to process."
|
||||
"414","Client Error","Request-URI Too Long ","The server is refusing to service the request because the request-target1 is longer than the server is willing to interpret."
|
||||
"415","Client Error","Unsupported Media Type ","The origin server is refusing to service the request because the payload is in a format not supported by this method on the target resource."
|
||||
"416","Client Error","Requested Range Not Satisfiable ","None of the ranges in the request's Range header field1 overlap the current extent of the selected resource or that the set of ranges requested has been rejected due to invalid ranges or an excessive request of small or overlapping ranges."
|
||||
"417","Client Error","Expectation Failed ","The expectation given in the request's Expect header field1 could not be met by at least one of the inbound servers."
|
||||
"418","Client Error","I'm a teapot ","Any attempt to brew coffee with a teapot should result in the error code ""418 I'm a teapot"". The resulting entity body MAY be short and stout."
|
||||
"421","Client Error","Misdirected Request ","The request was directed at a server that is not able to produce a response. This can be sent by a server that is not configured to produce responses for the combination of scheme and authority that are included in the request URI."
|
||||
"422","Client Error","Unprocessable Entity ","The server understands the content type of the request entity (hence a 415 Unsupported Media Type status code is inappropriate), and the syntax of the request entity is correct (thus a 400 Bad Request status code is inappropriate) but was unable to process the contained instructions."
|
||||
"423","Client Error","Locked ","The source or destination resource of a method is locked."
|
||||
"424","Client Error","Failed Dependency ","The method could not be performed on the resource because the requested action depended on another action and that action failed."
|
||||
"426","Client Error","Upgrade Required ","The server refuses to perform the request using the current protocol but might be willing to do so after the client upgrades to a different protocol."
|
||||
"428","Client Error","Precondition Required ","The origin server requires the request to be conditional."
|
||||
"429","Client Error","Too Many Requests ","The user has sent too many requests in a given amount of time (""rate limiting"")."
|
||||
"431","Client Error","Request Header Fields Too Large ","The server is unwilling to process the request because its header fields are too large. The request MAY be resubmitted after reducing the size of the request header fields."
|
||||
"444","Client Error","Connection Closed Without Response ","A non-standard status code used to instruct nginx to close the connection without sending a response to the client, most commonly used to deny malicious or malformed requests."
|
||||
"451","Client Error","Unavailable For Legal Reasons ","The server is denying access to the resource as a consequence of a legal demand."
|
||||
"499","Client Error","Client Closed Request ","A non-standard status code introduced by nginx for the case when a client closes the connection while nginx is processing the request."
|
||||
"500","Server Error","Internal Server Error ","The server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request."
|
||||
"501","Server Error","Not Implemented ","The server does not support the functionality required to fulfill the request."
|
||||
"502","Server Error","Bad Gateway ","The server, while acting as a gateway or proxy, received an invalid response from an inbound server it accessed while attempting to fulfill the request."
|
||||
"503","Server Error","Service Unavailable ","The server is currently unable to handle the request due to a temporary overload or scheduled maintenance, which will likely be alleviated after some delay."
|
||||
"504","Server Error","Gateway Timeout ","The server, while acting as a gateway or proxy, did not receive a timely response from an upstream server it needed to access in order to complete the request."
|
||||
"505","Server Error","HTTP Version Not Supported ","The server does not support, or refuses to support, the major version of HTTP that was used in the request message."
|
||||
"506","Server Error","Variant Also Negotiates ","The server has an internal configuration error: the chosen variant resource is configured to engage in transparent content negotiation itself, and is therefore not a proper end point in the negotiation process."
|
||||
"507","Server Error","Insufficient Storage ","The method could not be performed on the resource because the server is unable to store the representation needed to successfully complete the request."
|
||||
"508","Server Error","Loop Detected ","The server terminated an operation because it encountered an infinite loop while processing a request with ""Depth: infinity"". This status indicates that the entire operation failed."
|
||||
"510","Server Error","Not Extended ","The policy for accessing the resource has not been met in the request. The server should send back all the information necessary for the client to issue an extended request."
|
||||
"511","Server Error","Network Authentication Required ","The client needs to authenticate to gain network access."
|
||||
"599","Server Error","Network Connect Timeout Error ","This status code is not specified in any RFCs, but is used by some HTTP proxies to signal a network connect timeout behind the proxy to a client in front of the proxy."
|
||||
|
||||
|
69
data/jokes.csv
Normal file
69
data/jokes.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,69 @@
|
||||
JOKE,
|
||||
"Chuck Norris doesnt read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.",
|
||||
"Time waits for no man. Unless that man is Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"If you spell Chuck Norris in Scrabble, you win. Forever.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris breathes air five times a day.",
|
||||
"In the Beginning there was nothing then Chuck Norris roundhouse kicked nothing and told it to get a job.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris has a mug of nails instead of coffee in the morning.",
|
||||
"If Chuck Norris were to travel to an alternate dimension in which there was another Chuck Norris and they both fought, they would both win.",
|
||||
"The dinosaurs looked at Chuck Norris the wrong way once. You know what happened to them.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris tears cure cancer. Too bad he has never cried.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris once roundhouse kicked someone so hard that his foot broke the speed of light",
|
||||
"Since 1940, the year Chuck Norris was born, roundhouse kick related deaths have increased 13,000 percent.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris does not own a stove, oven, or microwave , because revenge is a dish best served cold.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris does not sleep. He waits.",
|
||||
"There is no chin behind Chuck Norris beard. There is only another fist.",
|
||||
"The chief export of Chuck Norris is pain.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris recently had the idea to sell his pee as a canned beverage. Its now called Red Bull.",
|
||||
"If paper beats rock, rock beats scissors, and scissors beats paper, what beats all 3 at the same time? Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"On the 7th day, God rested Chuck Norris took over.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can dribble a bowling ball.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris drinks napalm to fight his heartburn.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris roundhouse kick is so powerful, it can be seen from outer space by the naked eye.",
|
||||
"If you want a list of Chuck Norris enemies, just check the extinct species list.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris has never blinked in his entire life. Never.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris does not use spell check. If he happens to misspell a word, Oxford will change the spelling.",
|
||||
"Some kids pee their name in the snow. Chuck Norris can pee his name into concrete.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris counted to infinity twice.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can speak Braille.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can have both feet on the ground and kick butt at the same time.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can do a wheelie on a unicycle.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris stands faster than anyone can run.",
|
||||
"Once a cobra bit Chuck Norris leg. After five days of excruciating pain, the cobra died.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris once won a game of Connect Four in three moves.",
|
||||
"Champions are the breakfast of Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"When the Boogeyman goes to sleep every night he checks his closet for Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can slam revolving doors.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris does not hunt because the word hunting implies the possibility of failure. Chuck Norris goes killing.",
|
||||
"The dark is afraid of Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris makes onions cry.",
|
||||
"Death once had a near-Chuck-Norris experience.",
|
||||
"When Chuck Norris writes, he makes paper bleed.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can strangle you with a cordless phone.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris never retreats; He just attacks in the opposite direction.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can build a snowman out of rain.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can drown a fish.",
|
||||
"When Chuck Norris enters a room, he doesnt turn the lights on, he turns the dark off.",
|
||||
"The only time Chuck Norris was ever wrong was when he thought he had made a mistake.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris is the only person that can punch a cyclops between the eye.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris used to beat up his shadow because it was following to close. It now stands 15 feet behind him.",
|
||||
"Outer space exists because its afraid to be on the same planet with Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"When Chuck Norris does a pushup, he's pushing the Earth down.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris doesnt wear a watch. He decides what time it is.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris does not get frostbite. Chuck Norris bites frost.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris spices up his steaks with pepper spray.",
|
||||
"The Great Wall of China was originally created to keep Chuck Norris out. It didn't work.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can get in a bucket and lift it up with himself in it.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris doesn't shower, he only takes blood baths.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can divide by zero.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris once kicked a horse in the chin. Its descendants are now known as giraffes.",
|
||||
"When Chuck Norris does division, there are no remainders.",
|
||||
"It takes Chuck Norris 20 minutes to watch '60 Minutes'.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris once went skydiving, but promised never to do it again. One Grand Canyon is enough.",
|
||||
"We live in an expanding universe. All of it is trying to get away from Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris beat the sun in a staring contest.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can clap with one hand.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris doesn't need to shave. His beard is scared to grow.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris invented airplanes because he was tired of being the only person that could fly.",
|
||||
"Freddy Krueger has nightmares about Chuck Norris.",
|
||||
"Chuck Norris can start a fire with an ice cube.",
|
||||
|
21
data/popular-dashboards.csv
Normal file
21
data/popular-dashboards.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
|
||||
NAME,URL,
|
||||
"Toggl Track","https://track.toggl.com/timer",
|
||||
"Google Calendar","https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/r/agenda",
|
||||
"Google Mail","https://mail.google.com/",
|
||||
"Google Keep","https://keep.google.com/",
|
||||
"Google Photos","https://photos.google.com/",
|
||||
"Google News","https://news.google.com",
|
||||
"Outlook Mail","https://outlook.office.com/mail/",
|
||||
"CNN News","https://edition.cnn.com",
|
||||
"GitHub Explore","https://github.com/explore",
|
||||
"FlightRadar24","https://www.flightradar24.com/27.63,-6.98/3",
|
||||
"Earthquake Watch","https://www.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/c8af9c5411814584b460cc87cb7c3780",
|
||||
"Live Cyber Threat Map","https://threatmap.checkpoint.com",
|
||||
"Live Traffic","https://www.msn.com/en-us/traffic?lvl=11&intent=roadClosures",
|
||||
"Netflix Top 10","https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/",
|
||||
"YouTube Music Charts","https://charts.youtube.com/",
|
||||
"Webcams","https://www.foto-webcam.eu",
|
||||
"Peak Zugspitze","https://zugspitze.panomax.com",
|
||||
"Airport Salzburg","https://livecam.salzburg-airport.com",
|
||||
"Windy Weather Radar","https://www.windy.com/de/-Weather-radar-radar",
|
||||
"Windy Weather Temperatures","https://www.windy.com/-Temperature-temp",
|
||||
|
101
data/popular-domains.csv
Normal file
101
data/popular-domains.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,101 @@
|
||||
DOMAIN,
|
||||
a.root-servers.net,
|
||||
airbnb.com,
|
||||
aka.ms,
|
||||
api.met.no,
|
||||
arc.msn.com,
|
||||
arte.tv,
|
||||
assets.msn.com,
|
||||
amazon.com,
|
||||
b.root-servers.net,
|
||||
bing.com,
|
||||
bitbucket.org,
|
||||
c.root-servers.net,
|
||||
client.dropbox.com,
|
||||
contacts.google.com,
|
||||
d.dropbox.com,
|
||||
d.root-servers.net,
|
||||
dell.com,
|
||||
discord.com,
|
||||
discordapp.com,
|
||||
duckduckgo.com,
|
||||
e.root-servers.net,
|
||||
earth.google.com,
|
||||
ebay.com,
|
||||
edition.cnn.com,
|
||||
f.root-servers.net,
|
||||
facebook.com,
|
||||
flightradar24.com,
|
||||
fonts.google.com,
|
||||
fonts.googleapis.com,
|
||||
foto-webcam.eu,
|
||||
foursquare.com,
|
||||
g.root-servers.net,
|
||||
github.com,
|
||||
gmail.com,
|
||||
google.com,
|
||||
gstatic.com,
|
||||
h.root-servers.net,
|
||||
i.root-servers.net,
|
||||
IEEE.org,
|
||||
ibm.com,
|
||||
icons8.com,
|
||||
imap.googlemail.com,
|
||||
j.root-servers.net,
|
||||
k.root-servers.net,
|
||||
l.root-servers.net,
|
||||
live.github.com,
|
||||
login.live.com,
|
||||
m.root-servers.net,
|
||||
mail.google.com,
|
||||
maps.google.com,
|
||||
microsoft.com,
|
||||
mozilla.org,
|
||||
music.google.com,
|
||||
news.google.com,
|
||||
news.url.google.com,
|
||||
ntp.ubuntu.com,
|
||||
open.spotify.com,
|
||||
opera.com,
|
||||
photos.google.com,
|
||||
pixabay.com,
|
||||
play.google.com,
|
||||
plex.tv,
|
||||
redhat.com,
|
||||
sites.google.com,
|
||||
slashdot.org,
|
||||
speed.cloudflare.com,
|
||||
speedtest.net,
|
||||
stackoverflow.com,
|
||||
sunnyportal.com,
|
||||
teams.microsoft.com,
|
||||
time.windows.com,
|
||||
ubuntu.com,
|
||||
update.googleapis.com,
|
||||
wetter.com,
|
||||
wttr.in,
|
||||
www.apple.com,
|
||||
www.arte.tv,
|
||||
www.booking.com,
|
||||
www.dropbox.com,
|
||||
www.ecosia.org,
|
||||
www.etsy.com,
|
||||
www.expedia.com,
|
||||
www.fleschutz.de,
|
||||
www.google.com,
|
||||
www.gstatic.com,
|
||||
www.instagram.com,
|
||||
www.msn.com,
|
||||
www.nasa.gov,
|
||||
www.netflix.com,
|
||||
www.nytimes.com,
|
||||
www.paypal.com,
|
||||
www.redbull.com,
|
||||
www.tiktok.com,
|
||||
www.ufainc.com,
|
||||
www.walmart.com,
|
||||
www.whatsapp.com,
|
||||
www.whitehouse.gov,
|
||||
www.windy.com,
|
||||
www.wikipedia.org,
|
||||
www.youtube.com,
|
||||
|
30
data/popular-repositories.csv
Normal file
30
data/popular-repositories.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
|
||||
FOLDERNAME, CATEGORY, URL, BRANCH, SHALLOW,
|
||||
base256unicode, "dev tool", "git@github.com:fleschutz/base256unicode.git", main, yes,
|
||||
bazel, "build tool", "https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel", master, yes,
|
||||
cmake, "build tool", "https://github.com/Kitware/CMake", master, yes,
|
||||
cmatrix, "fun tool", "https://github.com/abishekvashok/cmatrix", master, yes,
|
||||
cmark, "Markdown tool", "https://github.com/commonmark/cmark", master, yes,
|
||||
curl, "data transfer tool", "https://github.com/curl/curl", master, yes,
|
||||
CWTS, "dev tool", "git@github.com:fleschutz/CWTS.git", main, yes,
|
||||
elasticsearch, "search tool", "https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch", main, yes,
|
||||
kubo, "data transfer tool", "https://github.com/ipfs/kubo", master, yes,
|
||||
grafana, "visualization tool", "https://github.com/grafana/grafana", main, yes,
|
||||
jhead, "EXIF tool", "https://github.com/Matthias-Wandel/jhead", master, yes,
|
||||
leon, "personal assistant", "https://github.com/leon-ai/leon", master, yes,
|
||||
llvm, "compiler", "https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project", main, yes,
|
||||
LSS, "math tool", "git@github.com:fleschutz/LSS.git", main, yes,
|
||||
ninja, "build tool", "https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja", master, yes,
|
||||
opencv, "dev lib", "https://github.com/opencv/opencv", master, yes,
|
||||
operating-systems, "OS collection", "git@github.com:fleschutz/operating-systems.git", main, yes,
|
||||
papers, "collection", "git@github.com:fleschutz/papers.git", main, yes,
|
||||
PowerShell, "script collection", "git@github.com:fleschutz/PowerShell.git", master, yes,
|
||||
pwsh, "shell", "https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell", master, yes,
|
||||
protobuf, "dev lib", "https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf", main, yes,
|
||||
rust, "compiler", "https://github.com/rust-lang/rust", master, yes,
|
||||
smartmontools, "SSD/HDD tool", "https://github.com/smartmontools/smartmontools", master, yes,
|
||||
talk2windows, "voice tool", "git@github.com:fleschutz/talk2windows.git", main, yes,
|
||||
tensorflow, "AI tool", "https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow", master, yes,
|
||||
terminal, "desktop tool", "https://github.com/microsoft/terminal", main, yes,
|
||||
tinycc, "compiler", "https://github.com/TinyCC/tinycc", mob, yes,
|
||||
voice2json, "voice tool", "https://github.com/synesthesiam/voice2json", master, yes,
|
||||
zfs, "filesystem tool", "https://github.com/openzfs/zfs", master, yes,
|
||||
|
13297
data/ports.csv
Normal file
13297
data/ports.csv
Normal file
File diff suppressed because it is too large
Load Diff
25
data/public-dns-servers.csv
Normal file
25
data/public-dns-servers.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
|
||||
PROVIDER, IPv4_PRI, IPv4_SEC,
|
||||
"AdGuard DNS (Cyprus)", 94.140.14.14, 94.140.15.15,
|
||||
"CleanBrowsing", 185.228.168.9, 185.228.169.9,
|
||||
"Cloudflare Public DNS (USA, standard)", 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1,
|
||||
"Cloudflare Public DNS (with malware blocklist)", 1.1.1.2, 1.0.0.2,
|
||||
"Cloudflare Public DNS (with malware+adult blocklist)", 1.1.1.3, 1.0.0.3,
|
||||
"Control D (Canada)", 76.76.2.0, 76.76.10.0,
|
||||
"DNS0.eu (standard)", 193.110.81.0, 185.253.5.0,
|
||||
"DNS0.eu (for kids)", 193.110.81.1, 185.253.5.1,
|
||||
"DNS0.eu (zero)", 193.110.81.9, 185.253.5.9,
|
||||
"Google Public DNS (USA)", 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4,
|
||||
"Level3 one", 4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.1,
|
||||
"Level3 two", 4.2.2.2, 4.2.2.2,
|
||||
"Level3 three", 4.2.2.3, 4.2.2.3,
|
||||
"Level3 four", 4.2.2.4, 4.2.2.4,
|
||||
"Level3 five", 4.2.2.5, 4.2.2.5,
|
||||
"Level3 six", 4.2.2.6, 4.2.2.6,
|
||||
"OpenDNS (basic)", 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220,
|
||||
"OpenDNS (family shield)", 208.67.222.123, 208.67.220.123,
|
||||
"OpenNIC Project", 94.247.43.254, 94.247.43.254,
|
||||
"Quad9 (with malware blocklist, with DNSSEC)", 9.9.9.9, 149.112.112.112,
|
||||
"Quad9 (no malware blocklist, no DNSSEC)", 9.9.9.10, 9.9.9.10,
|
||||
"Quad9 (with malware blocklist, with DNSSEC, with EDNS)", 9.9.9.11, 9.9.9.11,
|
||||
"Quad9 (with malware blocklist, with DNSSEC, NXDOMAIN only)", 9.9.9.12, 9.9.9.12,
|
||||
"Verisign Public DNS (USA)", 64.6.64.6, 64.6.65.6,
|
||||
|
64
data/quotes.csv
Normal file
64
data/quotes.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
|
||||
CATEGORY,AUTHOR,QUOTE,
|
||||
IQ,Thomas Edison,"Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.",
|
||||
Life,Abraham Lincoln,"In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.",
|
||||
Life,Albert Einstein,"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.",
|
||||
Life,Marilyn Monroe,"Keep smiling, because life is a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about.",
|
||||
Life,James M. Barrie,"Life is a long lesson in humility.",
|
||||
Life,Bob Marley,"Love the life you live. Live the life you love.",
|
||||
Life,Ray Bradbury,"Life is trying things to see if they work.",
|
||||
Life,Helen Keller,"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.",
|
||||
Life,John Lennon,"Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans.",
|
||||
Life,Jonathan Swift,"May you live all the days of your life.",
|
||||
Life,Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,"If you want to make life easy, make it hard.",
|
||||
Success,Dante Alighieri,"Follow your path, and let the people talk.",
|
||||
Success,Albert Einstein,"Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value.",
|
||||
Success,Steve Jobs,"If you really look closely, most overnight successes took a long time.",
|
||||
Success,Oprah Winfrey,"You know you are on the road to success if you would do your job and not be paid for it.",
|
||||
Success,David Brinkley,"A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him.",
|
||||
Success,Estee Lauder,"I never dreamed about success, I worked for it.",
|
||||
Success,Henry David Thoreau,"Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it.",
|
||||
Success,Colin Powell,"There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.",
|
||||
Success,John D. Rockefeller,"The secret of success is to do the common thing uncommonly well.",
|
||||
Various,Abraham Lincoln,"The best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a time.",
|
||||
Various,Albert Einstein,"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.",
|
||||
Various,Anne Frank,"Whoever is happy will make others happy too.",
|
||||
Various,Aristotle,"It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light.",
|
||||
Various,Benjamin Franklin,"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.",
|
||||
Various,Bruce Lee,"Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them.",
|
||||
Various,Eleanor Roosevelt,"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.",
|
||||
Various,Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,"Difficulties increase the nearer we get to the goal.",
|
||||
Various,Michelangelo,"Faith in oneself is the best and safest course.",
|
||||
Various,Sophocles,"It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow.",
|
||||
Various,Mahatma Gandhi,"We must become the change we want to see.",
|
||||
Various,Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,"Knowing is not enough; we must apply!",
|
||||
Various,Immanuel Kant,"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life.",
|
||||
Various,Indira Gandhi,"You can't shake hands with a clenched fist.",
|
||||
Various,Pierre Auguste Renoir,"The pain passes, but the beauty remains.",
|
||||
Various,Heraclitus,"All is flux; nothing stays still.",
|
||||
Various,Japanese proverb,"The day you decide to do it is your lucky day.",
|
||||
Various,Epictetus,"We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.",
|
||||
Various,Cervantes,"Be slow of tongue and quick of eye.",
|
||||
Various,Nelson Mandela,"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.",
|
||||
Various,Mother Teresa,"Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier.",
|
||||
Various,Mae West,"You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.",
|
||||
Various,Hans Christian Andersen,"Life itself is the most wonderful fairy tale.",
|
||||
Various,Walt Disney,"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.",
|
||||
Various,William Shakespeare,"Having nothing, nothing can he lose.",
|
||||
Various,Tony Robbins,"The only impossible journey is the one you never begin.",
|
||||
Various,Ralph Waldo Emerson,"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.",
|
||||
Various,Margaret Mead,"Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else.",
|
||||
Various,J.K. Rowling,"When in doubt go to the library.",
|
||||
Various,Walt Whitman,"Keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you.",
|
||||
Various,Edgar Allan Poe,"Believe nothing you hear, and only half that you see.",
|
||||
Various,Romain Rolland,"A hero is a man who does what he can.",
|
||||
Various,Mark Twain,"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.",
|
||||
Various,Benjamin Franklin,"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.",
|
||||
Various,Albert Einstein,"The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is arrogance.",
|
||||
Various,Marie Curie,"Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas.",
|
||||
Various,Charles Dickens,"A very little key will open a very heavy door.",
|
||||
Various,Franklin Pierce,"If your past is limited, your future is boundless.",
|
||||
Various,Samuel Johnson,"Never trust your tongue when your heart is bitter.",
|
||||
Various,William James,"The good we do today becomes the happiness of tomorrow.",
|
||||
Various,Rene Descartes,"Conquer yourself rather than the world.",
|
||||
Various,Voltaire,"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said.",
|
||||
Various,Elizabeth Barrett Browning,"Silence is the best response to a fool.",
|
||||
|
438
data/scripts.csv
Normal file
438
data/scripts.csv
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1,438 @@
|
||||
SCRIPT,CATEGORY,DESCRIPTION,
|
||||
add-firewall-rules.ps1,misc,Adds firewall rules for executables (needs admin rights),
|
||||
add-memo.ps1,misc,Adds a memo text,
|
||||
alert.ps1,misc,Handles and escalates an alert,
|
||||
build-repo.ps1,git,Builds a repository,
|
||||
build-repos.ps1,git,Builds Git repositories,
|
||||
cd-autostart.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the user's autostart folder,
|
||||
cd-crashdumps.ps1,filesystem,Change to the crash dumps folder,
|
||||
cd-desktop.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the user's desktop folder,
|
||||
cd-docs.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the documents folder,
|
||||
cd-downloads.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the user's downloads folder,
|
||||
cd-dropbox.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the user's Dropbox folder,
|
||||
cd-etc.ps1,filesystem,Changes to the /etc directory,
|
||||
cd-fonts.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the fonts folder,
|
||||
cd-home.ps1,filesystem,Sets the working directory to the user's home folder,
|
||||
cd-music.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's music folder,
|
||||
cd-onedrive.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's OneDrive folder,
|
||||
cd-pics.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's pictures folder,
|
||||
cd-recycle-bin.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's recycle bin folder,
|
||||
cd-repos.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's Git repositories folder,
|
||||
cd-root.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the root directory (C: on Windows),
|
||||
cd-scripts.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the PowerShell Scripts folder,
|
||||
cd-ssh.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's SSH folder,
|
||||
cd-up.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to one directory level up,
|
||||
cd-up2.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to two directory levels up,
|
||||
cd-up3.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to three directory levels up,
|
||||
cd-up4.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to four directory levels up,
|
||||
cd-videos.ps1,filesystem,Set the working directory to the user's videos folder,
|
||||
check-cpu-temp.ps1,misc,Checks the CPU temperature,
|
||||
check-dns-resolution.ps1,misc,Checks the DNS resolution with frequently used domain names,
|
||||
check-drive-space.ps1,filesystem,Checks a drive for free space left,
|
||||
check-file-system.ps1,filesystem,Checks the file system of a drive (needs admin rights),
|
||||
check-health.ps1,misc,Checks the system health,
|
||||
check-ipv4-address.ps1,misc,Checks the given IPv4 address for validity,
|
||||
check-ipv6-address.ps1,misc,Checks the given IPv6 address for validity,
|
||||
check-mac-address.ps1,misc,Checks the given MAC address for validity,
|
||||
check-ping.ps1,misc,Checks the ping latency to the internet,
|
||||
check-subnet-mask.ps1,misc,Checks the given subnet mask for validity,
|
||||
check-swap-space.ps1,misc,Checks the swap space for free space left,
|
||||
check-symlinks.ps1,filesystem,Checks every symlink in a directory tree,
|
||||
check-weather.ps1,misc,Checks the current weather for critical values,
|
||||
check-windows-system-files.ps1,filesystem,Checks the validity of the Windows system files,
|
||||
check-xml-file.ps1,filesystem,Checks the given XML file for validity,
|
||||
clean-repo.ps1,git,Cleans the current/given Git repository from untracked files (including submodules),
|
||||
clean-repos.ps1,git,Cleans all Git repositories under the current/given directory from untracked files (including submodules),
|
||||
clear-recycle-bin.ps1,desktop,Removes the content of the recycle bin folder (can not be undo!),
|
||||
clone-repos.ps1,git,Clones well-known Git repositories,
|
||||
close-calculator.ps1,desktop,Closes the calculator program gracefully,
|
||||
close-chrome.ps1,desktop,Closes the Google Chrome Web browser,
|
||||
close-cortana.ps1,desktop,Closes Cortana gracefully,
|
||||
close-file-explorer.ps1,desktop,Closes Microsoft File Explorer gracefully,
|
||||
close-firefox.ps1,desktop,Closes the Mozilla Firefox browser,
|
||||
close-program.ps1,desktop,Closes the given program gracefully,
|
||||
close-microsoft-edge.ps1,desktop,Closes the Microsoft Edge Web browser,
|
||||
close-microsoft-store.ps1,desktop ,Closes the Microsoft Store app,
|
||||
close-netflix.ps1,desktop,Closes the Netflix application gracefully,
|
||||
close-onedrive.ps1,desktop,Closes Microsoft OneDrive gracefully,
|
||||
close-serenade.ps1,desktop,Closes the Serenade.ai application gracefully,
|
||||
close-snipping-tool.ps1,desktop,Closes the Snipping Tool application gracefully,
|
||||
close-spotify.ps1,desktop,Closes Spotify,
|
||||
close-system-settings.ps1,desktop,Closes the System Settings gracefully,
|
||||
close-thunderbird.ps1,desktop,Closes Mozilla Thunderbird gracefully,
|
||||
close-vlc.ps1,desktop,Closes the VLC media player application,
|
||||
close-windows-terminal.ps1,desktop,Closes the Windows Terminal application,
|
||||
copy-photos-sorted.ps1,desktop,Copy image files sorted by year and month,
|
||||
configure-git.ps1,git,Sets up the Git user configuration,
|
||||
convert-csv2txt.ps1,filesystem,Converts the given CSV file into a text list,
|
||||
convert-mysql2csv.ps1,filesystem,Converts the MySQL database table to a CSV file,
|
||||
convert-ps2bat.ps1,filesystem,Converts PowerShell script(s) to .bat files,
|
||||
convert-ps2md.ps1,filesystem,Converts the comment-based help of a PowerShell script to Markdown,
|
||||
convert-sql2csv.ps1,filesystem,Converts the SQL database table to a CSV file,
|
||||
convert-txt2wav.ps1,filesystem,Converts text into a audio .WAV file,
|
||||
decrypt-file.ps1,filesystem,Decrypts a file,
|
||||
disable-ipv6.ps1,misc,Disables IPv6 (requires admin rights),
|
||||
disconnect-vpn.ps1,misc,Disconnects the VPN,
|
||||
download-dir.ps1,filesystem,Downloads a folder (including subfolders) from an URL,
|
||||
download-file.ps1,filesystem,Downloads a file from an URL,
|
||||
edit.ps1,desktop,Edits the given file with the built-in text editor,
|
||||
enable-crash-dumps.ps1,filesystem,Enables the writing of crash dumps,
|
||||
enable-god-mode.ps1,desktop,Enables the god mode (adds a new icon to the desktop),
|
||||
encrypt-file.ps1,filesystem,Encrypts the given file,
|
||||
export-to-manuals.ps1,filesystem,Converts all scripts as manuals,
|
||||
export-to-serenade.ps1, ,Converts all scripts to Serenade for voice control,
|
||||
fetch-repo.ps1, ,Fetches updates for the current/given Git repository (including submodules),
|
||||
fetch-repos.ps1, ,Fetches updates for all Git repositories under the current/given directory (including submodules),
|
||||
get-md5.ps1, ,Prints the MD5 checksum of the given file,
|
||||
get-sha1.ps1, ,Prints the SHA1 checksum of the given file,
|
||||
get-sha256.ps1, ,Prints the SHA256 checksum of the given file,
|
||||
hibernate.ps1, ,Enables hibernate mode for the local computer (needs admin rights),
|
||||
inspect-exe.ps1, ,Prints basic information of the given executable file,
|
||||
install-audacity.ps1, ,Installs Audacity,
|
||||
install-basic-apps.ps1, ,Installs basic apps,
|
||||
install-basic-snaps.ps1, ,Installs basic Linux snaps,
|
||||
install-calibre-server.ps1, ,Installs Calibre server (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-chocolatey.ps1, ,Installs Chocolatey (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-chrome.ps1, ,Installs Chrome,
|
||||
install-crystal-disk-info.ps1, ,Installs CrystalDiskInfo,
|
||||
install-crystal-disk-mark.ps1, ,Installs CrystalDiskMark,
|
||||
install-discord.ps1, ,Installs Discord,
|
||||
install-edge.ps1, ,Installs Microsoft Edge,
|
||||
install-evcc.ps1, ,Installs evcc,
|
||||
install-firefox.ps1, ,Installs Mozilla Firefox,
|
||||
install-git-extensions.ps1, ,Installs Git Extensions,
|
||||
install-git-for-windows.ps1, ,Installs Git for Windows,
|
||||
install-github-cli.ps1, ,Installs GitHub CLI,
|
||||
install-irfanview.ps1, ,Installs IrfanView,
|
||||
install-knot-resolver.ps1, ,Installs Knot Resolver (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-microsoft-teams.ps1, ,Installs Microsoft Teams,
|
||||
install-netflix.ps1, ,Installs Netflix,
|
||||
install-nine-zip.ps1, ,Installs 9 ZIP,
|
||||
install-obs-studio.ps1, ,Installs OBS Studio (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-octoprint.ps1, ,install-octoprint.ps1,
|
||||
install-one-calendar.ps1, ,Installs One Calendar,
|
||||
install-opera-browser.ps1, ,Installs Opera Browser,
|
||||
install-opera-gx.ps1, ,Installs Opera GX,
|
||||
install-paint-3d.ps1, ,Installs Paint 3D,
|
||||
install-power-toys.ps1, ,Installs Microsoft Powertoys,
|
||||
install-powershell.ps1, ,"Install PowerShell on Windows, Linux or macOS",
|
||||
install-rufus.ps1, ,Installs Rufus,
|
||||
install-signal-cli.ps1, ,Installs signal-cli,
|
||||
install-skype.ps1, ,Installs Skype,
|
||||
install-spotify.ps1, ,Installs Spotify,
|
||||
install-ssh-client.ps1, ,Installs a SSH client (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-ssh-server.ps1, ,Installs a SSH server (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-thunderbird.ps1, ,Installs Thunderbird,
|
||||
install-twitter.ps1, ,Installs Twitter,
|
||||
install-unbound-server.ps1, ,Installs Unbound server (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-updates.ps1, ,Installs software updates,
|
||||
install-visual-studio-code.ps1, ,Installs Visual Studio Code,
|
||||
install-vivaldi.ps1, ,Installs Vivaldi,
|
||||
install-vlc.ps1, ,Installs VLC,
|
||||
install-windows-terminal.ps1, ,Installs Windows Terminal,
|
||||
install-wsl.ps1, ,Installs Windows Subsystem for Linux (needs admin rights),
|
||||
install-zoom.ps1, ,Installs Zoom,
|
||||
introduce-powershell.ps1, ,Introduces PowerShell to new users,
|
||||
list-aliases.ps1, ,Lists all PowerShell aliases,
|
||||
list-anagrams.ps1, ,Lists all anagrams of the given word,
|
||||
list-automatic-variables.ps1, ,Lists the automatic variables of PowerShell,
|
||||
list-branches.ps1, ,Lists all branches in the current/given Git repository,
|
||||
list-cheat-sheet.ps1, ,Lists the PowerShell cheat sheet,
|
||||
list-city-weather.ps1, ,Lists the current weather of cities worldwide (east to west),
|
||||
list-commits.ps1, ,Lists all commits in the current/given Git repository,
|
||||
list-console-colors.ps1, ,Lists all console colors,
|
||||
list-countries.ps1, ,Lists details of all countries,
|
||||
list-cli-tools.ps1, ,Lists available command-line interface (CLI) tools,
|
||||
list-clipboard.ps1, ,Lists the contents of the clipboard,
|
||||
list-credits.ps1, ,Shows the credits,
|
||||
list-crypto-rates.ps1, ,Lists the current crypto exchange rates,
|
||||
list-dir-tree.ps1, ,Lists the directory tree content,
|
||||
list-drives.ps1, ,Lists all drives,
|
||||
list-environment-variables.ps1, ,Lists all environment variables,
|
||||
list-emojis.ps1, ,Lists the emojis of Unicode 13.0,
|
||||
list-empty-dirs.ps1, ,Lists empty subfolders within the given directory tree,
|
||||
list-empty-files.ps1, ,Lists empty files within the given directory tree,
|
||||
list-files.ps1, ,Lists all files in the given folder and also in every subfolder,
|
||||
list-folder.ps1, ,Lists the folder content,
|
||||
list-fritzbox-calls.ps1, ,Lists the FRITZ!Box calls,
|
||||
list-fritzbox-devices.ps1, ,Lists FRITZ!Box's known devices,
|
||||
list-hidden-files.ps1, ,Lists hidden files within the given directory tree,
|
||||
list-installed-apps.ps1, ,Lists the installed Windows Store apps,
|
||||
list-installed-software.ps1, ,Lists the installed software (except Windows Store apps),
|
||||
list-latest-tag.ps1, ,Lists the latest tag on the current branch in a Git repository,
|
||||
list-latest-tags.ps1, ,Lists the latests tags in all Git repositories under the current/given directory,
|
||||
list-memos.ps1, ,Lists the memos at $HOME/Memos.csv,
|
||||
list-unused-files.ps1, ,Lists unused files in a directory tree,
|
||||
list-cmdlets.ps1, ,Lists the PowerShell cmdlets,
|
||||
list-earthquakes.ps1, ,Lists earthquakes with magnitude >= 6.0 for the last 30 days,
|
||||
list-exchange-rates.ps1, ,Lists the exchange rates for the given currency,
|
||||
list-modules.ps1, ,Lists the PowerShell modules,
|
||||
list-mysql-tables.ps1, ,Lists the MySQL server tables,
|
||||
list-network-shares.ps1, ,Lists the network shares of the local computer,
|
||||
list-news.ps1, ,Lists the latest news,
|
||||
list-os-releases.ps1, ,Lists operating system releases and download URL,
|
||||
list-os-updates.ps1, ,Lists operating system updates,
|
||||
list-passwords.ps1, ,Prints a list of random passwords,
|
||||
list-pins.ps1, ,Prints a list of random PIN's,
|
||||
list-printers.ps1, ,Lists all printer known to the computer,
|
||||
list-print-jobs.ps1, ,Lists all jobs of all printers,
|
||||
list-processes.ps1, ,Lists the local computer processes,
|
||||
list-profiles.ps1, ,Lists your PowerShell profiles,
|
||||
list-recycle-bin.ps1, ,Lists the content of the recycle bin folder,
|
||||
list-scripts.ps1, ,Lists all PowerShell scripts in this repository,
|
||||
list-services.ps1, ,Lists the services on the local computer,
|
||||
list-sql-tables.ps1, ,Lists the SQL server tables,
|
||||
list-submodules.ps1, ,Lists the submodules of the current/given Git repository,
|
||||
list-system-info.ps1, ,Lists system information on the local computer,
|
||||
list-tags.ps1, ,Lists all tags in the current/given Git repository,
|
||||
list-tasks.ps1, ,Lists all Windows scheduler tasks,
|
||||
list-timezone.ps1, ,Lists the current time zone details,
|
||||
list-timezones.ps1, ,Lists all time zones available,
|
||||
list-tiobe-index.ps1, ,Lists the TIOBE index of top programming languages,
|
||||
list-user-groups.ps1, ,Lists the user groups on the local computer,
|
||||
list-voices.ps1, ,Lists the installed text-to-speech (TTS) voices,
|
||||
list-weather.ps1, ,Lists the hourly weather,
|
||||
list-workdir.ps1, ,Lists the current working directory,
|
||||
locate-city.ps1, ,Prints the geographic location of the given city,
|
||||
locate-ipaddress.ps1, ,Prints the geographic location of the given IP address,
|
||||
locate-zip-code.ps1, ,Prints the geographic location of the given zip-code,
|
||||
make-install.ps1,git,Copies newer EXE's + DLL's from the build directory to the installation directory,
|
||||
measure-BubbleSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of BubbleSort,
|
||||
measure-BucketSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of BucketSort,
|
||||
measure-CountingSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of CountingSort,
|
||||
measure-HeapSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of HeapSort,
|
||||
measure-InsertionSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of InsertionSort,
|
||||
measure-MergeSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of MergeSort,
|
||||
measure-QuickSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of QuickSort,
|
||||
measure-SelectionSort.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of SelectionSort,
|
||||
measure-sorting-algorithms.ps1,misc,Measures the speed of sorting algorithms,
|
||||
minimize-all-windows.ps1,desktop,Minimizes all windows,
|
||||
move-mouse-pointer.ps1,desktop,Moves the mouse pointer,
|
||||
new-branch.ps1,git,Creates a new Git branch,
|
||||
new-email.ps1,desktop,Opens the default email client to write a new email,
|
||||
new-qrcode.ps1,misc,Generates a QR code,
|
||||
new-script.ps1,misc,Creates a new PowerShell script file,
|
||||
new-shortcut.ps1,filesystem,Creates a new shortcut file,
|
||||
new-symlink.ps1,filesystem,Creates a new symbolic link file,
|
||||
new-tag.ps1,git,Creates a new tag in a Git repository,
|
||||
new-user.ps1,misc,Creates a new user account,
|
||||
new-zipfile.ps1,filesystem,Creates a new .ZIP file from a folder (including subfolders),
|
||||
on-desktop-login.ps1,desktop,Executes tasks on desktop login,
|
||||
open-apps-folder.ps1,desktop,Opens the Apps folder,
|
||||
open-auto-start-folder.ps1,desktop,Opens the autostart folder,
|
||||
open-browser.ps1, ,Starts the default Web browser,
|
||||
open-calculator.ps1, ,Starts the calculator program,
|
||||
open-c-drive.ps1, ,Opens the C: drive folder,
|
||||
open-downloads-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's downloads folder,
|
||||
open-dropbox-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's Dropbox folder,
|
||||
open-email-client.ps1, ,Starts the default email client,
|
||||
open-facebook.ps1, ,Opens Facebook's website,
|
||||
open-file-explorer.ps1, ,Opens the File Explorer,
|
||||
open-fritz-box.ps1, ,Opens FRITZ!Box's web interface,
|
||||
open-github.ps1,desktop,Opens GitHub's website,
|
||||
open-google-books.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Books,
|
||||
open-google-calendar.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Calendar,
|
||||
open-google-contacts.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Contacts,
|
||||
open-google-docs.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Docs,
|
||||
open-google-earth.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Earth,
|
||||
open-google-mail.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Mail,
|
||||
open-google-maps.ps1,desktop,Opens Google Maps,
|
||||
open-google-news.ps1,desktop,Opens Google News,
|
||||
open-google-photos.ps1, ,Opens Google Photos,
|
||||
open-google-play.ps1, ,Opens Google Play,
|
||||
open-google-search.ps1, ,Opens Google Search,
|
||||
open-google-stadia.ps1, ,Opens Google Stadia,
|
||||
open-google-translate.ps1, ,Opens Google Translate,
|
||||
open-home-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's home folder,
|
||||
open-music-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's music folder,
|
||||
open-microsoft-edge.ps1, ,Launches the Microsoft Edge Web browser,
|
||||
open-microsoft-store.ps1, ,Starts the Microsoft Store app,
|
||||
open-netflix.ps1, ,Starts the Netflix app,
|
||||
open-notepad.ps1, ,Starts the Notepad app,
|
||||
open-onedrive-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's OneDrive folder,
|
||||
open-recycle-bin.ps1, ,Opens the user's recycle bin folder,
|
||||
open-repos-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's Git repositories folder,
|
||||
open-snipping-tools.ps1, ,Opens the Snipping Tool,
|
||||
open-speed-test.ps1, ,Opens Cloudflare's speed test,
|
||||
open-spotify.ps1, ,Opens the Spotify app,
|
||||
open-system-settings.ps1, ,Launches the Windows system settings,
|
||||
open-task-manager.ps1, ,Launches the Task Manager,
|
||||
open-toggl-track.ps1, ,Opens Toggl Track,
|
||||
open-videos-folder.ps1, ,Opens the user's videos folder,
|
||||
open-windows-terminal.ps1, ,Launches Windows Terminal,
|
||||
open-wikipedia.ps1, ,Opens Wikipedia's website,
|
||||
open-youtube.ps1, ,Opens YouTube.com,
|
||||
pick-commit.ps1,git,Cherry-picks a Git commit into multiple branches,
|
||||
ping-weather.ps1, ,Ping the currrent weather conditions,
|
||||
play-bee-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a bee sound",
|
||||
play-beep-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a short beep sound",
|
||||
play-cat-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a cat sound",
|
||||
play-cow-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a cow sound",
|
||||
play-dog-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a dog sound",
|
||||
play-donkey-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a donkey sound",
|
||||
play-elephant-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays an elephant sound",
|
||||
play-elk-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays an elk sound",
|
||||
play-files.ps1,audio,"Plays audio files (MP3 and WAV)",
|
||||
play-frog-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a frog sound",
|
||||
play-goat-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a goat sound",
|
||||
play-gorilla-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a gorilla sound",
|
||||
play-happy-birthday.ps1,audio,"Plays the Happy Birthday song",
|
||||
play-horse-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a horse sound",
|
||||
play-imperial-march.ps1,audio,"Plays the Imperial March (Star Wars)",
|
||||
play-jingle-bells.ps1,audio,"Plays Jingle Bells",
|
||||
play-lion-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a lion sound",
|
||||
play-m3u.ps1,audio,"Plays a playlist (.M3U format)",
|
||||
play-mission-impossible.ps1,audio,"Plays the Mission Impossible theme",
|
||||
play-mp3.ps1,audio,"Plays a MP3 sound file",
|
||||
play-parrot-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a parrot sound",
|
||||
play-pig-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a pig sound",
|
||||
play-pong.ps1,game,"play-pong.ps1",
|
||||
play-rattlesnake-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a rattlesnake sound",
|
||||
play-rick.ps1,fun,"Plays Rick Astley",
|
||||
play-snake.ps1,game,"Play the Snake game",
|
||||
play-super-mario.ps1,audio,"Plays the Super Mario intro",
|
||||
play-tetris-melody.ps1,audio,"Plays the Tetris melody",
|
||||
play-vulture-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a vulture sound",
|
||||
play-wolf-sound.ps1,audio,"Plays a wolf sound",
|
||||
poweroff.ps1, ,Halts the local computer (needs admin rights),
|
||||
publish-to-ipfs.ps1, ,Publishes the given files or directory to IPFS,
|
||||
pull-repo.ps1,git,Pulls updates for the current/given Git repository (including submodules),
|
||||
pull-repos.ps1,git,Pulls updates for all Git repositories under the current/given directory (including submodules),
|
||||
query-smart-data.ps1, ,Queries the S.M.A.R.T. data of your HDD/SSD's and saves it to the current/given directory,
|
||||
new-branch.ps1, ,Creates a new branch in the current/given Git repository,
|
||||
new-email.ps1, ,Starts the default email client to write a new email,
|
||||
new-qrcode.ps1, ,Generates a new QR code,
|
||||
new-script.ps1, ,Creates a new PowerShell script,
|
||||
new-shortcut.ps1, ,Creates a new shortcut file,
|
||||
new-symlink.ps1, ,Creates a new symbolic link file,
|
||||
new-tag.ps1, ,Creates a new tag in a Git repository,
|
||||
new-zipfile.ps1, ,Creates a new .zip file from a directory,
|
||||
reboot.ps1, ,Reboots the local computer (needs admin rights),
|
||||
reboot-fritzbox.ps1, ,Reboots the FRITZ!box device,
|
||||
remind-me.ps1, ,Creates a scheduled task that will display a popup message,
|
||||
remove-empty-dirs.ps1,filesystem,"Removes all empty subfolders within a directory tree",
|
||||
remove-old-dirs.ps1,filesystem,"Removes old directories",
|
||||
remove-print-jobs.ps1,misc,"Removes all jobs from all printers",
|
||||
remove-tag.ps1,git,"Removes a Git tag (locally, remote, or both)",
|
||||
replace-in-files.ps1, ,Search and replace a pattern in the given files by the replacement,
|
||||
restart-network-adapters.ps1, ,Restarts all local network adapters,
|
||||
save-screenshot.ps1, ,Saves a single screenshot,
|
||||
search-filename.ps1, ,Searches the directory tree for filenames by given pattern,
|
||||
search-files.ps1, ,Searches the given pattern in the given files,
|
||||
scan-ports.ps1, ,Scans the network for open/closed ports,
|
||||
send-email.ps1, ,Sends an email message,
|
||||
send-tcp.ps1, ,Sends a TCP message to the given IP address and port,
|
||||
send-udp.ps1, ,Sends a UDP datagram message to the given IP address and port,
|
||||
set-profile.ps1, ,Updates your PowerShell user profile,
|
||||
set-timer.ps1, ,Sets a timer for a countdown,
|
||||
set-wallpaper.ps1, ,Sets the given image as wallpaper,
|
||||
simulate-matrix.ps1, ,Simulates the Matrix (fun),
|
||||
simulate-presence.ps1, ,Simulates the human presence against burglars,
|
||||
speak-arabic.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Arabic",
|
||||
speak-checklist.ps1,audio,"Speaks a checklist by text-to-speech",
|
||||
speak-countdown.ps1,audio,"Speaks a countdown by text-to-speech",
|
||||
speak-croatian.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Croatian",
|
||||
speak-danish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Danish",
|
||||
speak-dutch.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Dutch",
|
||||
speak-english.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in English",
|
||||
speak-epub.ps1,audio,"Speaks an Epub file by text-to-speech (TTS).",
|
||||
speak-esperanto.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Esperanto",
|
||||
speak-file.ps1,audio,"Speaks file content by text-to-speech",
|
||||
speak-finnish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Finnish",
|
||||
speak-french.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in French",
|
||||
speak-german.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in German",
|
||||
speak-greek.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Greek",
|
||||
speak-hebrew.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Hebrew",
|
||||
speak-hindi.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Hindi",
|
||||
speak-italian.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Italian",
|
||||
speak-japanese.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Japanese",
|
||||
speak-korean.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Korean",
|
||||
speak-latin.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Latin",
|
||||
speak-mandarin.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Mandarin",
|
||||
speak-norwegian.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Norwegian",
|
||||
speak-polish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Polish",
|
||||
speak-portuguese.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Portuguese",
|
||||
speak-russian.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Russian",
|
||||
speak-spanish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Spanish",
|
||||
speak-swedish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Swedish",
|
||||
speak-test.ps1,audio,"speak-test.ps1",
|
||||
speak-text.ps1,audio,"Speaks text by the default text-to-speech voice",
|
||||
speak-thai.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Thai",
|
||||
speak-turkish.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Turkish",
|
||||
speak-ukrainian.ps1,audio,"Speaks text in Ukrainian",
|
||||
start-calibre-server.ps1, ,Starts a local Calibre server,
|
||||
start-ipfs-server.ps1, ,Starts a local IPFS server,
|
||||
switch-branch.ps1,git,"Switches the Git branch",
|
||||
switch-shelly1.ps1,misc,"Switches a Shelly1 device",
|
||||
switch-tabs.ps1,desktop,"Switches browser tabs",
|
||||
sync-repo.ps1, ,Synchronizes a Git repository by pull & push (including submodules),
|
||||
tell-joke.ps1, ,Tells a random joke by text-to-speech,
|
||||
tell-quote.ps1, ,Tells a random quote by text-to-speech,
|
||||
toggle-caps-lock.ps1,desktop,Toggle Caps Lock,
|
||||
toggle-num-lock.ps1,desktop,Toggle Num Lock,
|
||||
toggle-scroll-lock.ps1,desktop,Toggle Scroll Lock,
|
||||
translate-file.ps1, ,Translates the given text file into another language,
|
||||
translate-files.ps1, ,Translates the given text files into any supported language,
|
||||
translate-text.ps1, ,Translates the given text into other languages,
|
||||
turn-volume-down.ps1,audio,Turns the volume down,
|
||||
turn-volume-fully-up.ps1,audio,Turns the volume fully up,
|
||||
turn-volume-off.ps1,audio,Turn audio off,
|
||||
turn-volume-on.ps1,audio,Turn audio on,
|
||||
turn-volume-up.ps1,audio,Turns the volume up,
|
||||
uninstall-all-apps.ps1, ,"Uninstalls all apps",
|
||||
uninstall-bloatware.ps1, ,"Uninstalls bloatware",
|
||||
uninstall-chrome.ps1, ,"Uninstalls the Chrome browser",
|
||||
uninstall-crystal-disk-info.ps1, ,"Uninstalls CrystalDiskInfo",
|
||||
uninstall-crystal-disk-mark.ps1, ,"Uninstalls CrystalDiskMark",
|
||||
uninstall-discord.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Discord",
|
||||
uninstall-edge.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Microsoft Edge",
|
||||
uninstall-firefox.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Mozilla Firefox",
|
||||
uninstall-git-extensions.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Git Extensions",
|
||||
uninstall-github-cli.ps1, ,"Uninstalls GitHub CLI",
|
||||
uninstall-irfanview.ps1, ,"Uninstalls IrfanView",
|
||||
uninstall-microsoft-teams.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Microsoft Teams",
|
||||
uninstall-netflix.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Netflix",
|
||||
uninstall-nine-zip.ps1, ,"Uninstalls 9 ZIP",
|
||||
uninstall-one-calendar.ps1, ,"Uninstalls One Calendar",
|
||||
uninstall-opera-browser.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Opera Browser",
|
||||
uninstall-opera-gx.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Opera GX",
|
||||
uninstall-paint-3d.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Paint 3D",
|
||||
uninstall-rufus.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Rufus",
|
||||
uninstall-skype.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Skype",
|
||||
uninstall-spotify.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Spotify",
|
||||
uninstall-twitter.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Twitter",
|
||||
uninstall-visual-studio-code.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Visual Studio Code",
|
||||
uninstall-vlc.ps1, ,"Uninstalls VLC",
|
||||
uninstall-windows-terminal.ps1, ,"Uninstalls Windows Terminal",
|
||||
upgrade-ubuntu.ps1, ,Upgrades Ubuntu Linux,
|
||||
upload-file.ps1, ,Uploads a local file to a FTP server,
|
||||
upload-to-dropbox.ps1, ,Uploads a file to Dropbox,
|
||||
wake-up.ps1, ,Wakes up a computer using Wake-on-LAN,
|
||||
weather-report.ps1, ,Lists the local weather report,
|
||||
weather.ps1, ,Lists the current weather forecast,
|
||||
what-is.ps1, ,Explains an abbreviation,
|
||||
write-animated.ps1, ,Writes animated text,
|
||||
write-ascii-image.ps1, ,write-ascii-image.ps1,
|
||||
write-big.ps1, ,Writes text in big letters,
|
||||
write-blue.ps1, ,Writes text in a blue foreground color,
|
||||
write-braille.ps1, ,Writes text in Braille,
|
||||
write-changelog.ps1, ,Writes a changelog,
|
||||
write-chart.ps1, ,write-chart.ps1,
|
||||
write-green.ps1, ,Writes text in a green foreground color,
|
||||
write-in-emojis.ps1, ,Writes text in Emojis,
|
||||
write-joke.ps1, ,Writes a random joke,
|
||||
write-lowercase.ps1, ,Writes text in lowercase letters,
|
||||
write-marquee.ps1, ,Writes text as marquee,
|
||||
write-moon.ps1, ,Writes the moon phase,
|
||||
write-morse-code.ps1, ,Writes Morse code,
|
||||
write-motd.ps1, ,Writes the message of the day,
|
||||
write-qr-code.ps1, ,Writes a QR code,
|
||||
write-quote.ps1, ,Writes a random quote,
|
||||
write-red.ps1, ,Writes text in a red foreground color,
|
||||
write-rot13.ps1, ,Writes text encoded or decoded with ROT13,
|
||||
write-shit.ps1, ,Writes shit,
|
||||
write-sine-curves.ps1, ,Write sine curves,
|
||||
write-time.ps1, ,Writes the current time,
|
||||
write-typewriter.ps1, ,Writes text á la typewriter,
|
||||
write-uppercase.ps1, ,Writes text in uppercase letters,
|
||||
write-vertical.ps1, ,Writes text in vertical direction,
|
||||
|
1
data/sounds/README.txt
Normal file
1
data/sounds/README.txt
Normal file
@ -0,0 +1 @@
|
||||
Animal Sounds by freeanimalsounds.org
|
||||
BIN
data/sounds/bee.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/bee.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/bison.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/bison.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/bull.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/bull.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/canary.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/canary.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/capuchin.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/capuchin.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/cat.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/cat.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/chicken.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/chicken.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/chimp.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/chimp.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/chipmunk.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/chipmunk.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/cobra.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/cobra.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/cougar.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/cougar.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/cow.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/cow.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/cricket.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/cricket.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/crow.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/crow.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/dog.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/dog.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/donkey.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/donkey.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/duck.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/duck.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/elephant.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/elephant.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/elk.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/elk.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/finch.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/finch.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/fox.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/fox.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/frog.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/frog.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/geese.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/geese.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/goat.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/goat.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/gorilla.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/gorilla.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/grasshopper.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/grasshopper.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/gull.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/gull.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/horse.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/horse.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/lamb.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/lamb.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/lapwing.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/lapwing.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/leopard.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/leopard.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/lion.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/lion.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/lori.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/lori.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/mockingbird.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/mockingbird.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/mosquito.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/mosquito.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/nightingale.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/nightingale.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/osprey.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/osprey.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/owl.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/owl.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/parrot.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/parrot.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/peacock.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/peacock.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/pig.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/pig.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/pigeon.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/pigeon.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/pony.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/pony.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/rattlesnake.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/rattlesnake.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/raven.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/raven.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/rhino.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/rhino.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/rooster.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/rooster.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/sheep.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/sheep.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/sparrow.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/sparrow.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/squirrel.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/squirrel.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/swallow.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/swallow.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/tiger.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/tiger.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/turkey.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/turkey.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
BIN
data/sounds/vulture.mp3
Normal file
BIN
data/sounds/vulture.mp3
Normal file
Binary file not shown.
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