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Panelists
Tolullah Oni
Joint lead of the Global Diet and Activity Research Group, University of Cambridge
Tolullah Oni is a public health physician and urban epidemiologist. She leads the Research Initiative for Cities Health and Equity (RICHE) group at the University of Cape Town and.
Ioan Fazey
Professor in Social Dimensions of Environment and Change, Department of Environment and Geography, University of York
Ioan Fazey is a transdisciplinary researcher at York University UK using a variety of science and social science methods and collaborates with economists, ecologists, educationalists, quantitative modellers, and others from the social sciences, humanities and the arts working at the interface of academia. He also works with those from policy, practice, local communities and government and non-government
Coleen Vogel
University of Witwatersrand
Coleen Vogel, from University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, is a climatologist by training and has undertaken research in climate change, climate vulnerability and adaptation, with a particular focus on disaster risk reduction and climate variability. Coleen has also been involved in various international global environmental change activities and is active in Future Earth Africa.
Moderator
Susanne Moser
Director, Susanne Moser Research & Consulting
Susanne Moser runs a research and consulting practice leading and co-leading teams ranging in size and composition from a couple of colleagues to dozens of collaborators of varying backgrounds. She specializes in multi- and interdisciplinary research projects, and in transdisciplinary efforts that simultaneously integrate and advance scientific understanding and foster policy and decision-making. Partners and clients include the Transformations to Sustainability Programme (International Science Council), the International Human Dimensions Program, and the Transdisciplinary Training Collaboratory.<gh_stars>0
from keras.models import load_model
import numpy as np 
from carla_env import CarlaEnvironment
import random
import cv2

env = CarlaEnvironment()

#https://github.com/simoninithomas/Deep_reinforcement_learning_Course/blob/master/Deep%20Q%20Learning/Doom/Deep%20Q%20learning%20with%20Doom.ipynb

model = load_model('models/model450.model')
model.predict(np.ones((1,600,400,3))) #Start prediction to make it faster
while True:
	print('Starting Episode')
	ep_reward = []
	state = env.reset()
	env.collision_sensor_list = []
	done = False
	while True:
		cv2.imshow('Agent-Playing', state)
		cv2.waitKey(1)
		Qs = model.predict(np.array(state).reshape(-1, *state.shape)/255)[0]
		action = np.argmax(Qs)
		new_state, reward, done, info = env.step(action)
		state = new_state
		ep_reward.append(reward)
		if done:
			print('Episode Ended')
			break

		print('Reward: {}'.format(sum(ep_reward) / len(ep_reward)))

	#Destroy each actor that is inside the actor list
	for actor in env.actor_list:
		actor.destroy()
		print('Vehicle destroyed')
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The new Energy Institute High School has been awarded the Citation of Excellence Award by Learning by Design, a magazine that recognizes the nation’s best new education school design and construction.
Energy Institute earned its award with innovative learning spaces designed to encourage project-based collaboration and communication and showcase students’ high-tech projects and presentations.
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The Garden Oaks Montessori School gymnasium came alive Thursday when energetic students filled the new space to celebrate the school’s building dedication.
The room was decorated with balloon arches in the school’s signature green and yellow colors and students’ colorful artwork. The event celebrated the impact the new facility has had on student learning and included a spirited performance of “Congo to the Mississippi” by the school’s lower elementary students.
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Northside High School is nearing the end of its fifth and final construction phase, which will bring the project to completion by the third quarter of 2019.
Demolition on a portion of the existing building was recently completed, making way for the new performing arts addition. Foundation work has already begun and walls are going up.
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The sun shone brightly upon Bellaire High School students, staff, and community members Tuesday as they gathered for the long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony in honor of their new school.
“While the road has been challenging and the process arduous, I believe that we are now ready to build a school that exceeds our initial expectations and that will propel our students into the future,” Principal Michael McDonough said.
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Driving down Westheimer Road near River Oaks, it’s easy to see progress on Lamar High School’s new building, as crews have surpassed the two-thirds mark and are on track to complete construction this summer.
The $122.9 million building was completely enclosed in January. Electrical wiring, ceiling grid, and drywall installation are in progress and HVAC installation is set