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About 40 million lightning strikes hit the ground in the United States each year. But the odds of being struck by lightning in a given year are less than one in a million, and almost 90% of all lightning strike victims survive. The odds of being struck multiple times is even less, with the record being seven times in one lifetime. There are some factors that can put you at greater risk for being struck, such as participating in outdoor recreational activities or working outside. Regional and seasonal differences can also affect your risk of being struck by lightning.

Work-related activities contribute to about 18% of total lightning fatalities, with farmers and ranchers at highest risk. Most work-related lightning strikes are among males. For more information, visit Lightning Information for Workers.

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Sky Lights use the pixel intensity multiplied by the light intensity result in a total luminance that is expressed in cd/m2 in HDR. For example, if the HDR pixels were thought of as a filter and those pixels ranged from 0 to 1.0 with the sky set to an intensity of 1000 cd/m2, the resulting luminance would be 1.0 * 1000 cd/m2.

For scenes with luminaires, ClimateStudio is capable of storing separately the luminous contributions of different light sources. To set this up, create lighting zones and enable their Post-Process setting. This will cause multiple contribution images to be stored in the result, allowing sources to be switched on/off or dimmed after the rendering is complete. You may also adjust the lamp color, which will change the source spectrum without altering its luminous power. Two additional channels are reserved for daylight and any remaining non-adjustable sources in the scene, so you can easily isolate zones or flip between day and night conditions. Post-render adjustments can be made freely before or after saving the result, and all image-processing features (falsecolors, pixel tags, etc.) are valid for any adjusted image.

Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces offer a superfast 10 Gbps connection allowing a much quicker data transfer rate in comparison to that of USB or Firewire. This technology offers ultralow latency performance for the recording and playback of audio. Thunderbolt also allows the connection of multiple devices such as hard drives and HDMI/USB 3/USB4 hubs all without sacrificing performance or speed.

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This motorist has just experienced driving through a "complex interchange," a facility that typically contains many lanes, usually four or more in each direction, and carries high traffic volumes through a maze of tightly spaced ramps and connectors. Drivers often have to make multiple lane changes requiring intense attention and rapid decisionmaking. Navigating complex interchanges can present challenges for most motorists, especially aging drivers and those unfamiliar with the area.

But care must be taken with the design of C-D roads because some drivers might be unfamiliar with this type of roadway configuration. Guide signing requirements for complex C-D systems can be unique and challenging. For example, if a C-D road has one physical exit from the freeway but then splits off into various directions later on, clearly signing these multiple choices is critical.

The 2003 edition of FHWA's Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) offers standards and guidance for interchange signing. The manual provides an example of guide signing for a simple C-D roadway that serves two exit ramps within the same interchange. However, the MUTCD does not specifically illustrate signing for application on more complex C-D systems that serve multiple interchanges.

Highway designers achieve lane balance configurations through the appropriate use of auxiliary lanes and optional lanes. An optional lane on the approach to an interchange allows the driver the choice of exiting or staying on the through route. Although optional lanes offer operational advantages, they can pose challenges with regard to signing, driver understanding, and utilization. This is particularly true at complex interchanges that have four or more lanes approaching a major fork or an exit where more than two lanes diverge from the main route.

The AASHTO Green Book defines a major fork as "a bifurcation of a directional roadway of a terminating freeway route into two directional multilane ramps that connect to another freeway, or of a freeway route into two separate freeway routes of about equal importance." At these locations, a designer must choose whether to employ the optional lane design or use a split with dedicated lanes. A dedicated lane does not offer drivers a choice, but rather commits them to choosing and staying in a certain lane to reach their desired destination.

The text in the AASHTO Green Book strongly suggests a need to provide an optional lane at a major fork: "Operational difficulties invariably develop unless traffic in one of the interior lanes has an option of taking either of the diverging roadways. This guidance is driven partially by the need to provide lane balance through an interchange. Use of an optional lane makes achieving lane balance a more straightforward exercise. However, lane balance also can be achieved through the dedicated lane style with the application of an auxiliary lane on approach to the divergence.

In complex conditions, signing for an optional lane may be confusing to drivers and fail to positively communicate the presence of an optional lane. Overhead guide signs, especially the long truss signs with multiple panels that extend across all lanes, need to clearly convey which is the optional lane. In some cases where down arrows are not properly aligned with their respective lanes, drivers might have difficulty differentiating the optional lane.

The sign design should be congruent with the motorist's three-dimensional view from behind the wheel. The lane that the driver is in, or lane perspective, also can make a significant difference. Horizontal and vertical curvature can add to the difficulty in discerning which arrows belong to which lanes. Because of these challenges, the optional lane may then be underutilized or create a potential safety concern since it can introduce a rapid driver decision point within a limited sight preview distance. The context of the location as well as consideration of the geometry and ability to effectively sign should influence whether an optional lane or dedicated style is used.

The MUTCD illustrates signing schemes for major forks with dedicated lanes and an optional lane. In a recent notice of proposed amendment to the MUTCD, FHWA offered a change to the diagrammatic signs for splits with an optional lane. The proposed new design provides an arrow shaft for each lane. The change is based on a recommendation with supporting evidence found in the FHWA Highway Design Handbook for Older Drivers and Pedestrians (FHWA-RD-01-103).

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Jaguar Land Rover Limited is constantly seeking ways to improve the specification, design and production of its vehicles, parts and accessories and alterations take place continually, and we reserve the right to change without notice. Some features may vary between optional and standard for different model years. The information, specification, engines and colours on this website are based on European specification and may vary from market to market and are subject to change without notice. Some vehicles are shown with optional equipment and retailer-fit accessories that may not be available in all markets. Please contact your local retailer for local availability and prices.

WLTP is the new official EU test used to calculate standardised fuel consumption and CO2 figures for passenger cars. It measures fuel, energy consumption, range and emissions. This is designed to provide figures closer to real-world driving behaviour. It tests vehicles with optional equipment and with a more demanding test procedure and driving profile.

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