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College of Engineering
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EARIST TOUCHSCREEN
MAP LOCATOR
Submitted by:
Durolfo,Cristina R. Fulo,Maricel V.
Estillero,Erlinda E Laurente,Jason U.
. Estipular,Randolph I. Lonoza,Ronabelle P.
Estoesta,Mildred A. Lumabi.Alvin M.
Estropia,Jason D. Mallen,Aileen M.
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Engr. MINERVA C. ZOLETA
Adviser
Batch 2009
Acknowledgement
This research has been developed due to our class performance and work
experiences. With regards to this, we asked feedbacks and comments from our
classmates and adviser who gave us the challenge to make this research a
better one.
helped us make this project possible. The completion of this proposal was made
into reality through the patience and encouragement of our Professor Eng’r.
MINERVA C. ZOLETA and to other professors who spent their time to evaluate
assistance, who helped us discover and explore the ever stimulating and
To our friends, brothers and sisters, who gave their continued support to
make this proposal possible. We’re glad that we had the privilege of having you.
This research is heartedly dedicated to our Lord Jesus Christ who made
To our parents for their support and encouragement in doing this project
design, for helping us, for being so understanding throughout the making of this
project.
To our beloved professor for guiding us through this project, refining our
Finally, we would like to dedicate this to our friends for helping us and
supporting us, and sharing their ideas to complete this project on time.
Republic of the Philippines
Eulogio ”Amang” Rodriguez
Institute of Science and Technology
Nagtahan,Sampaloc,Manila
College of Engineering
The design project entitled “EARIST TOUCH SCREEN MAP LOCATOR” has
Durolfo,Cristina R. Fulo,Maricel V.
Estillero,Erlinda E Laurente,Jason U.
. Estipular,Randolph I. Lonoza,Ronabelle P.
Estoesta,Mildred A. Lumabi.Alvin M.
Estropia,Jason D. Mallen,Aileen M.
_______________________________
ENG’R. MINERVA C. ZOLETA
Adviser
Republic of the Philippines
Eulogio ”Amang” Rodriguez
Institute of Science and Technology
Nagtahan,Sampaloc,Manila
College of Engineering
has been completed submitted and recommended for approval for oral defense.
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ENG’R. MINERVA C. ZOLETA
Adviser
Republic of the Philippines
Eulogio ”Amang” Rodriguez
Institute of Science and Technology
Nagtahan,Sampaloc,Manila
COLLEGE of ENGINEERING
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Engr. Bernie Nalipay Mr. Rommel Kirong
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Engr. Percival Macapagal Mr. Blue Santos
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Engr. Edeliza Ramirez Ms. Rhea Diesta
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Engr. Minerva C. Zoleta
Adviser
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT………………………………………………. …… i
DEDICATION………………………………………………………………. ii
APPROVAL LETTER………………………………………………………. iv
CERTIFICATION LETTER ?
LIST OF TABLES…………………………………………………………… v
LIST OF FIGURES……………………………………………………………. vi
Introduction ……………………………………………………...
Objectives ……………………………………………………………
Related Literature
RECOMMENDATION
Summary …………………………………………………
Findings …………………………………………………
Conclusion ………………………………………………………….
Recommendation …………………………………………………….
APPENDICES
A. BIBLIOGRAPHY
PHOTO GALLERY
C. GANTT CHART
D. FINANCIAL STATEMENT
PROPONENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER I
The Problem and Its Background
Chapter 1
The Problem and Its Background
Introduction
As the changing world continues to progress and grow, many things were
brought by technology and our societies have benefitted from it. Computer is one
of the technologically produced devices that help students to easily make their
projects and many other things. They can get instant and immediate information
and reference about their design projects when they make use of it. We can say
technology. That the technology makes a part of our daily life and we can’t live
Today, one of the high technology produced that student can make is the
EARIST Touch Screen Map Locator. In our institution where the buildings,
colleges, offices and class rooms is quite complicated, a device like a map
locator is very essential in order to guide us and other people in our school and
A map is good, but some people get annoyed with maps since looking for
a small place in a very big map will also take some time. Not if it is a touch
screen map locator, so that what the person needed to do is simply touching the
display screen by finger or pin, you can select items on the screen by pointing to
The EARIST Touch Screen Map Locator is a device where you can see
the map of EARIST, Manila (aerial view). By using the touch screen monitor; you
can select the site displayed on screen by touching the surface of the monitor
using your finger or any blunt object but never a pointed object. The coverage of
EARIST Touch Screen Locator Map is only the premises of the school. You can
navigate the map by moving from the aerial view to the inner floor level of the
building of your desired location. It will be more useful to people that need to
computers. All they need to do is simply touch the screen and it will show the
Years have passed and still looking for a certain place or location proves
to be a problem for some people. That is the reason why we humans create a
map. Different kinds of map have been produced for different types of area.
one of the school that will implement a touch screen map locator .With total land
area of 2.4 hectares, having five main buildings with seven colleges. Even
though its land area is not that large, application of map locator is also needed.
Old students are also not familiar with all the rooms inside the school that comes
up in asking other students on the specific room that they have to go. And as for
the visitor, they also ask direction on the person near the gate, the security
guard. But there are some visitors that are not able to memorize the direction that
were given by the security guard or still get confused on the information that were
Here are some of the problems that would be addressed by our design project:
guests/visitors.
2. Guests are not familiar with the right authority to seek assistance.
3. Waste of time and effort in asking directions to somebody who may not also be
General Objectives
The main objective of this study is to design a touch screen map locator
Specific Objectives
Design a map of EARIST, manila that will be able to help visitors to locate
2. Design a system that would give users/guests the option to select how to
map.
The design project will provide interactive maps where users can easily
find location of a specific place within the vicinity. It also has provisions for
reach desired site. These instructions are not just worded procedure but also
establishments but also to people who are part of these establishments. This can
also serve as foundation for other offices in case they want to adopt the same
system.
same time the location of the map locator itself. This will be placed on the main
entrance gate at the Apillado Hall. The locator shows existing colleges and
offices in each building by floor level. It describes how users can reach desired
location.
The locator provides only one path of reaching the desired location using
the map locator’s destination as the reference point. The map is restricted only of
information regarding EARIST, Manila. The EARIST Map locator was designed
based on the current physical set-up of colleges and offices any construction or
Chapter II
Review of Related Literature
Foreign Literature
A. New USGS Map Locator and Downloader Delivers Topo Maps Online
Web tool designed to deliver topographic maps easier, faster and less
Using open source software and the Google Maps programming interface,
the Map Locator and Downloader allows customers to find the topographic maps
Users can pan, zoom, change the map to see satellite imagery or a seamless
USGS topographic map view, order printed maps or download a scanned map
"This product was a major priority for us since 20 percent of the people
who visit the USGS homepage are looking for maps," said USGS Director Mark
customers."
Downloading maps allows users to view the map prior to purchase and
doesn't require customers to pay the shipping and handling fees associated with
The launch of the Map Locator and Downloader is the first step in a plan
adjust the viewing area of the map, pilot can simply drag the map using his
finger, or by touching any object on the map, he can invoke a window with
detailed information about that object. For example, when a turn point is touched,
the program shows a window containing detailed information about it, including
altitudes required to reach it at different MC settings; touching a label describing
are several available levels of Zoom, allowing viewing features like the smallest
details of the turn point sector, or the individual GPS fixes, or the entire flying
The bottom part of the screen contains easily configurable NAV Boxes i.e.,
several available navigation and average various data displays. By touching the
Menu button at the top of the map, the user can access the other pages of the
Researchers have bigger plans for multi-touch screens than the novel
Large multi-touch displays enable two or more fingers to tap and trace on a
surface. When combined with software, these screens could allow large-scale
the feature that elicited the most "oohs" and "aahs" from the audience was the
touch-screen interface: it allowed more than one touch at a time. This "multi-
and out of pictures and Web pages by pinching the screen with two fingers.
far larger than those on phones. Over the past few years, Jeff Han, consulting
make large multi-touch screens accommodating 10, 20, or even more fingers. He
tables and digital walls--any of which could be manipulated by more than just one
person. And this month, Han has unveiled Perceptive Pixel, his new company
says Han, who demonstrates his technology on this You Tube video. That's
because multi-touch technology implies multiple users. More than one person
multiple users can then become collaborators." Such collaboration could take
whiteboards to animation collaborations at which six hands can mould the face of
a monster. Perceptive Pixel is set to ship its first wall-size touch screen this
developed the Diamond Touch table, which allows a group of people to sit around
There are many ways to make a multi-touch screen, Han explains. Some
on a surface when fingers touched it. But these devices have limited resolution,
are relatively complex, and don't easily and inexpensively scale up to large
dimensions. Apple has not disclosed what multi-touch technology it's using on the
iPhone.
infrared light. Normally, the light from the diodes reflects along predictable paths
However, once a finger or other object touches the acrylic, the internally
reflecting light diffuses at the point of contact, scattering outside the surface.
Behind the acrylic surface, there is a camera that captures this light. Using
are excited to see these developments. "For almost two decades, we've been
trapped by the tyranny of the screen, the mouse, and the keyboard," says Don
breaking away from that and going toward touch-screen manipulation in the real
physical world."
Some researchers are even developing touchable displays that can touch
back. The emerging technology that enables this is called haptics. (See "The
Cutting Edge of Haptics.") One type of haptics technology involves a surface that
senses when it's touched and then vibrates at various frequencies, depending on
the placement of one's fingers. This sort of technology could be useful for the
science at Stanford University. "You wouldn't get the tactile feel of real buttons,
but [because of the vibrations] you can tell you've touched a real button."
Directory boards, in October 2008, with the placement of 93 touch screen units in
18 of the top malls countrywide. Consumers will no longer have to try and
navigate from current 'you are here' static and confusing shopping mall
directories.
The Touch Screen Directories are 46 inch portrait positioned, full LCD
High Definition plasma screen TV's," says Primall Media's Darren Katz. "They are
intended to ease the consumer's shopping experience, whether they are familiar
with that particular mall or not. The Touch Screen Directories will allow
consumers to search for a store, product or brand name and be easily directed to
that point."
animation and movie clips heighten the quality of advertising for marketers," says
Katz. "When the touch screens are not in use, full colour, high definition
advertising will cover the full 46 inch screen and capture the attention of mall-
goers. "Whilst consumers are utilising the touch screen interface, half screen full
colour high definition ads will air above the navigation panel. "Available banner
ads are interactive when touched, and will link directly to the desired store or
brand being searched. Paid for store listings will include the company's logo,
picture slideshow of the shop front, text and up to five multiple store listings."
VIP In Centre Package for main retailers and shop owners and the VIP
products, maps, directions, video clips and enquiries to name a few. "We are very
excited to launch our Touch Screens which have been months in planning," says
Calibration
customers and trying novel ideas to differentiate itself from others. The Forum
offers all the major brands under one roof and is a place where the youths
hangout for food, fun, and shopping. The mall has coffee shops, food,
restaurants, movies, clothing, games, and fun center for 2 to 6 year old and
conducts events & entertainment activities for people of all ages. Here the focus
though is on the new kiosk system. The Forum in Bangalore wants to see if they
can take customer service to the next level by using a touch screen information
The information kiosk offers people real time information about movies
being played at the mall (which has about 8 to 10 screens). This is a huge
advantage for PVR (company that has been exclusively licensed to screen
movies), because the screening-halls are on the third floor with no displays on
the ground, first, and second floors. More over the displays tend to be non-
interactive while the kiosks are touch enabled and interactive. Customers help
themselves with a search engine to look for the movies of their choice and get
hence real-time movie information is displayed on the kiosks with images and
texts. Apart from the information on the movies, a customer can also get
PathQuest eliminates the need for a helpdesk as it guides the user in real-
time with directions to the places of interest. For example if a user wants to know
which floor the brand, Reid & Taylor or Starbucks or Wagamama is, then he or
she needs to choose the place of interest from the simple categorized menu and
select it. The system, on a digital map will point out to the place where the user is
standing (in front of the kiosk) and show the direction to the selected place by
drawing a line in real-time indicating the path he / she needs to take. The system
supports Point-of-View of calibration, meaning the user will see the map exactly
the way he sees the surroundings from where he is standing. This enables to
The scrolling text at the bottom of the screen has been divided into two
sections to show offers being run by vendors on one section and the movie
information on the other. Some part of the screen is dedicated to link up with
RSS feeds for live information from the web. The displayed information could be
live scores from a football or rugby match, weather information, stocks and
shares information or any other thing as given out by the RSS feed.
The area below the scrolling text has been dedicated to advertisements.
the kiosk machine which is far away from their shop can display messages to
attract customers; as against the old system of displaying offers on stickers and
banners on the shop windows for which the customers need to be at their shop to
read them.
edge over its competitors. They can take necessary measures by looking into the
feedback provided by the users through the kiosk. The customers at the kiosk
can give feedback about cleanliness, services, ambience etc and share
efficient in tracking shoppers’ experience. The feedback questions and the type
of responses (single select, multiple select, Y/N, free text entry option) can be
configured by the administrator. All the responses are stored in the database on
which reports can be generated. These reports enable the Mall’s management to
tourist information, taxi, and travel information. A lot more information may be
including European, Russian, and Kazak etc. This is especially a bonus as most
that is needed to add, edit and delete any information on the kiosk and restrict
areas (which should not be displayed) from being displayed on the map. The
out the laborious task of updating information on each kiosk (imagine if there
were 15 to 50 kiosks and you had to update data on every one of them).
However, the same Path Quest could be used to suit the needs of not just
any other shopping mall, but even any airport, hotel, museum, railway station,
bus-station, college campuses or any medium to large facility. The facility owner
could buy this product of the shelf and the administrator would be able to upload
the map of the facility and configure any information fields. It is that simple!
to offer better insight, and addresses the areas of concern. To know more about
the product or to learn how Path Quest can suit the needs of your facility, please
claims offers simple-to-use fill level inspection for bottles through touch screen
technology.
The company says that the unit inspects up to 72,000 bottles per hour with
maximised accuracy. It accepts bottles of any size, shape or colour and even
paper or plastic labels will not affect the measurements. However, the technology
control".
753 HF for producers is the simplicity of its operation through the touch screen.
He also said it was relatively inexpensive, but did not confirm the price.
The touch screen on the new Krones xPanel terminal is said to allow user-
friendly operator control of the unit, eliminating the need for a specialist.
A teaching mode makes it easy to set up new bottle types and any number
of bottle variants can be stored on the internal flash card. Software updates can
then be loaded via a USB interface. Statistics are also provided on screen of the
number of bottles rejected and those that run through the system.
The Checkmat 753 HF is a stand alone solution that uses high frequency
fill level is too high or low. The high frequency process requires neither special
methods.
The unit can be used with all Krone's fillers or labellers as well as with other
machine types.
The company also claims that the Checkmat 753 requires minimum
maintenance as there is hardly any wear and tear due to the non-contact
measuring process.
The spokesperson added that the unit was compact, requiring only 150mm of
conveyor length in the direction of bottle travel for measuring the fill level.
sensor which will be able to determine if the label has been correctly applied.
On February 5, voters in Arkansas and more than twenty other states will
participate in Super Tuesday. On that day alone, more than half of all of the
Early voting here in Arkansas gets underway in less than three weeks.
Pulaski County election officials spent Thursday making sure the touch screen
voting machines are ready to go. Most of us will still use the bubble sheet
ballots, but two years ago, election officials say one-quarter of the voters in
Pulaski County took advantage of early voting, using the newer touch screen
machines.
Election officials will roll out dozens of touch screen voting machines in
time for early voting to comply with the Help America Vote Act. They help voters
with special needs, so you can use braille and earphones to cast your ballot.
"The election official activates the audio portion of the machine and the
ballot is read to the voter and they can make their choices by selecting the up
and down arrow," says Susan Inman with the Pulaski County Election
Commission.
Then you hit the green button and finally the one that says vote. The
machines record your vote three ways- on a roll of paper that stays inside of it
touch screen voting machines in Pulaski County and then on Super Tuesday,
"They typically are not used very much on Election Day because it takes
time to set up a ballot and voters would line up trying to use this machine, so we
All of these machines passed the test going through several different
scenarios making sure there's no confusion. Election officials offer these tips so
"Be sure you know where to vote before you go to the polls election day or
Poll workers will train on all of that equipment Saturday so they'll know
how to trouble shoot if any problems come up. They'll start testing the scanning
machines Friday morning. They have a bunch of sample ballots to run through
them to see how the machines handle everything from a normal ballot, to blank
In the aftermath of the Wall Street meltdown and global economic crisis,
the nation's universities are facing the new realities of donor belt tightening and
Vital-Signz, a leader in the interactive touch screen kiosk industry, has introduced
a high tech approach to memorializing major gifts with the Virtual Visitor Center:
donors.
Diego Bay Point. Housed in a custom granite kiosk at the entrance of newly
photo and video history of the university, an interactive map highlighting the
campus's principle buildings and profiles of the donors that contributed to the
development fund.
winning supervising sound editor, said the system's PC-based controller and
video streaming technologies were developed entirely in-house and are among
the most advanced in the industry. Currently in use at half a dozen museums and
other attractions in the Santa Barbara, Calif. area, Vital-Signz has set its sights
"We view universities and colleges as ideally suited to benefit from our
screen ease of use," Mr. Corwin commented. "The installation at Point Loma
attractions."
using the Vital-Signz system grew out of the school's desire to recognize the
efforts and contributions of the benefactors that made construction of the facility
possible.
"We were thrilled when it was suggested to us that we could profile each
Smee Hall honoree with a photo and biography, complete with scrolling names
and rotating photos," Mr. Groves recalled. "The dynamic screen and layout draws
the attention of students and visitors and invites them to interact and discover
graphic artists and photographers, which creates a rich experience for both
tourists unfamiliar with the area and a sense of recognition and pride in
residents," Mr. Corwin stated. "The use of our technology at Point Loma
Nazarene University highlights the exciting possibilities that the Vital-Signz Virtual
About Vital-Signz
support the growing need for publicly available interactive and personalized
organizations.
touch, allowing a user to interact with the computer by touching pictures or words
on the screen.
automated teller machines (ATMs), airline e-ticket terminals, and customer self-
service stations in retail stores, libraries, and fast food restaurants. Touch
screens are also the most common means of input into personal digital
assistants (PDAs). In the field of education, touch screen stations are being
elementary schools, students who don't have keyboard and mouse skills can use
computer access without requiring a keyboard and mouse, it logically follows that
touch screens can be excellent tools for people who experience difficulty using
screens have been used as assistive technology for many years, providing an
alternative to standard input devices for users who need access to standard
specifically for touch screen use. These applications typically include large icons
to others, such as people with physical disabilities who are unable to touch the
device, as well as people with low vision and blindness, for which the device
For people who are physically unable to touch the device, an accessible
(stylus). Some touch screens support stylus input, and others do not. The
difference is in the device's touch sensor technology, of which there are several
common types:
Resistive touch screens are pressure sensitive, so they can be operated with
any input device, including a gloved hand or stylus. However, resistive screens
can be easily damaged by sharp objects, and they offer only 75% clarity, which
Capacitive touch screens offer higher clarity and are more durable, but they
do not respond to gloved hands or most styluses (the pointing device must be
grounded).
Infrared touch screens can be operated by either human touch or stylus. They
also provide high clarity and durability. They are more receptive, however, to
false responses (by dirt, flying insects, etc.) and do not respond well to users
high clarity and durability and can be operated by either human touch or stylus.
People who are blind and some people with low vision are unable to locate
the controls of a touch screen device. These individuals may be able to locate
and activate controls if they are labeled in a large high-contrast font and/or if
audible output is provided to help identify the controls. Audible output is also
required for users with visual impairments to access the information that results
from activating the controls. The Trace R&D Center has conducted extensive
research into designing touch screens that are accessible to people with visual
impairments. For more information, consult the Trace publication Use of audio-
appliances.
E. New touch screen Classmates unveiled today
screen with tablet mode, a new wedge design, and motion-sensing internal
tablet and touch screen technology,” Ibrahim added. “The creativity, interactivity
and user-friendliness of the new design will enhance the learning experiences for
these children. This is important for both emerging and mature markets where
facilitating teaching.”
0What does that boil down to? We all like touch screens and they really
(again, according to Intel, “Intel-powered classmate PCs are being sold to end-
The second-gen machines now feature both Intel Celeron M and Atom
I had a chance to speak with Intel spokesperson, Agnes Kwan, and one of
the Classmate engineers, Jeff Galinovsky, today about the new models. A video
highlighting some of its features is embedded above later this evening, but here’s
year; several OEMs around the world are already onboard to launch the latest
webcam that can swivel 180 degrees. It will also feature the latest Atom
hours of battery life (the Celeron model is being phased out across the board as
I asked about the durability of the new models, given the introduction of
the touch screen (previous iterations were really rugged). While Intel is still in a
prototyping phase, Jeff Galinovsky assured me that serious durability was still
one of the design parameters. While the touch screen might represent a minor
non-touch model will still be available and developed in parallel. Intel did note,
however, that their research in the classroom with existing deployments suggests
that kids naturally move around, collaborate, and huddle with their computers in a
also features palm-reject, so that kids can write and draw naturally with their
palms resting on the screen without experiencing the problems associated with
most tablets (that tend to require a fairly unnatural hand position). As might be
expected, the screen does not use multi touch, as this technology simply isn’t
Intel also just launched its “Ecosystem Vendor Alliance Program,” bringing
(Vernier, for example, to integrate support for their scientific probes) Since
enabled Classmates. In particular, Intel expects support for Edubuntu on the new
Classmate by the time it launches. By the way, Sugar has been ported to the
They have also provided an API to software vendors for the integrated
laptop is switched to tablet mode and allow both landscape and portrait input.
However, by opening up the API, Intel has enabled physics experiments, science
games, and even gesture-controlled actions (a tilt of the laptop to transfer a file,
for example).
screen sizes, etc.) is great news for both mature and emerging markets. The
touch-enabled Classmates are probably going to be high on my wish list for next
In fall of 2006, the Scott Arboretum became one of six gardens in the
world using BG-Map and the Visitor QUICK finder to help visitors learn about
plants. This technology allows visitors to search for locations of living woody
plants and dedicated trees by using the new touch screen kiosk in the entrance
The 19-inch, wall mounted touch screen operates like some of the new
ATM machines with an on-screen keyboard and feature boxes for navigation by
the touch of your finger. Simple searches of individual plants can be done by
Maps can be viewed on-screen or printed in the reception lobby. In the near
future, you will also be able to e-mail yourself a copy of the maps you make at
the kiosk.
Tree” button. By entering part of the person’s name for whom the tree was
dedicated on the touch screen keyboard, you can find and select the
student photographers. When you select the “view location” button, a map will
interest or special landscape value. The kiosk also links to the Arboretum web
site, providing general information about who we are, visitor hours, mission,
events. The software allows you to leave comments and requests to be added to
This kiosk project, along with the improvement of the adjacent classroom,
was funded by a grant from the Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust and a generous
donation by Jack Blum, as a birthday present to his wife Jeanne Cotten Blum, for
whom the classroom is now named. Please stop by the kiosk on your next visit
and make use of this new technology to better enjoy the Arboretum and the rich
collection of plants.
screen system that lets people type text, click hyperlinks, and navigate maps
from both the front and back of a portable device. A semitransparent image of the
fingers touching the back of the device is superimposed on the front so that users
iPhone, are proving to be more versatile input devices than keypads. But the
more people touch their screens, says Patrick Baudisch, a Microsoft researcher
involved in the touch-screen project, the more content they cover up. "Touch has
certain promise but certain problems," he says. "The smaller the touch screen
gets, the bigger your fingers are in proportion ... Multitouch multiplies the promise
and multiplies the problems. You can have a whole hand over your PDA screen,
The current prototype, which illustrates a concept that the researchers call
input touch screen. To the back of the screen, they glued a touch pad capable of
detecting multiple inputs. "This allowed us to have a screen on the front and a
gesture pad [on the back] that could have multiple points," says Wigdor. "But
what that didn't give us was the ability to see the hands." So, he says, the
researchers added a boom with a Web camera to the back of the gadget.
The image from the Web camera and the touch information from the
the prototype is connected. The software subtracts the background from the
image of the hands, Wigdor explains, and flips it around so that the
pointers are added to the fingers so that a user can precisely select targets on
the touch pad that might be smaller than her finger. In October, a paper
describing the research will be presented at the User Interface Software and
their paper, the researchers suggest a number of different approaches for more-
compact Lucid Touch prototypes. The gesture pad on the back could actually
Wigdor. The pad uses an array of capacitors, devices that store electrical charge.
Fingers create a tiny electrical field that changes the capacitance of the
array, depending on their distance from it. This distance can be tuned, says
Wigdor, so that the pad can register the entire finger, and not just the fingertip
touching it. Another approach, he says, would be to use an array of tiny, single-
pixel light sensors that could map fingers' locations. Or the device could use an
you are ... and the other distinction is that it's multitouch."
able to write applications for it and gather user responses from a small group.
Depending on the application, users found that touching the back of the screen
could be useful. For instance, most preferred to type on a Qwerty keypad using
the front of the screen. But when the keypad was split down the middle, and one
half was placed vertically along each side of the screen, most preferred to type
on the back of the device. Half of the participants preferred using the back of the
device for tasks such as dragging objects and navigating maps. The users were
also divided on whether the superimposed images of their fingers were helpful.
Two-thirds of the participants preferred the superimposed images when using the
keyboard and dragging objects, and half preferred them while using the map.
These results suggest that a user's preference for Lucid Touch and
the first places that this technology could appear is in portable gaming, where
specific games could be written for the technology. But importantly, it could
screens on handhelds.
"I think--zooming out for a moment--what's really exciting about this time is
that for so many years, we've seen the dominance of the mouse," says
Stanford's Klemmer. "I think that hegemonic situation is now over. What this
points to for me is the idea that we're going to see this increased diversity of
Touch-Map Locator Systems has selected the company to add text messaging
currently in use by virtually all flu shot locator systems in the US as well as the
country’s largest retail chains. GoLive! will provide the cross-carrier SMS and
telephone and internet-based locator systems is the logical next step for the
location services industry, and Touch-Map is positioned better than anyone else
GoLive! Mobile.
our existing locator platforms and we are delivering,” stated Ray Smithers,
Principle, Touch-Map Locator Systems. “We chose GoLive! because their mobile
gateway is extremely fast and reliable, two qualities we cannot live without due to
our large volumes and the high profile nature of our client base.”
Local Literature
MANILA, Philippines, April 15, 2008 – After recently announcing the sale
of its one-millionth Palm® Centro™ in the United States, Palm, Inc. (Nasdaq:
PALM) today introduced its popular smartphone in the Philippines. With voice,
text, email, web, contact and calendar capabilities, a colour touch screen and full
keyboard, the glacier white Centro brings Palm simplicity and organization to
users who want to stay connected with friends, family and co-workers.(1)
smartphone – it's rich in features but also comes in a small, cool design," said
Olivier Rozay, Palm's regional director for Asia Pacific. "The combination of
keyboard, touch screen and Palm's trademark ease of use makes Centro ideal
Centro is the smallest and lightest Palm phone to date, with a modern,
stylish look that feels comfortable in the hand, and discreetly fits in a pocket or
clutch. Users can keep track of social engagements, check stock quotes and stay
up-to-date on the latest news — all in one small, fun compact phone.(1)
Centro comes with Palm OS®, which offers all of the great organizer
contacts list. The calendar makes it easier to manage increasingly busy lives,
whether it's juggling business meetings or keeping track of drinks with friends.
help users with everything from maintaining a healthy eating plan to keeping
keyboard, combined with the simplicity of Palm OS, make it easy to use, with key
messages fast and easy when sending text, pictures, audio and video clips. Plus,
Centro keeps all conversations in a chat-style view, just like Instant Messaging,
Personal and Work Email – New users to the smartphone world now have
an easy mobile email solution. Personal email, such as Gmail and Yahoo!, is
simple to access right out of the box. And, if users have to check their work
email, Microsoft Direct Push Technology gives users access to their corporate
email, as well as the ability to automatically update work calendars and accept or
Web Browsing – The full keyboard and colour touch screen provide quick
access to online information and allow users to directly feed their personal blogs.
The built-in Google Maps application offers fast access to maps, directions and
local searches.
Multimedia – Pocket Tunes on Centro lets users "sideload" songs and manage
music, audio books and videos easily.(2) Users can also shoot pictures or videos
with the built-in digital camera and share them with friends.
that simplify people's lives and help them stay connected on the go. The
A creative proposal to merge the power of the internet the data Resources
of the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) can very well make the confusion
Information System(GSIS).
Philip Ella Juico, president and chief executive officer of MIC Holdings,
Inc. the owner of Mapcentral, launded the decision of Chairman Benipayo and
the Comelec commissioners, adding that the project presents a vital key to
gain access to their individual records, allowing them to determine days before
the May 14 elections the specific polling precincts to which they belong. All that is
required is for them to key in their name and their birthdates. This largely avoids
the problem of going around in search one’s precinct on the day of the election
itself.
will serve as the backbone for the propose special specialized site, which is
The project organizers also have the plans to address the needs of
individuals who have no access to the Internet. Juinco stated that his group is
take part in the project, adding that is one way be which we can become more
validating the list of voters, assisting in the difficult and tedious task of identifying
and removing the multiple registrants. By digitizing the voter’s list, it becomes a
relatively simple matter to check if a certain person’s name appears in the other
precincts. has taken the first step towards the vision of fully computerized
election.
A surveying firm has asked the city government to consider its proposal to
establish a digital map for the city. The Certeza Surveying and Aero photo Inc.
presented to officials how the geographic information System could plot the city’s
road networks, residential and forest areas, land elevation and infrastructure
through details map that would use aerial photography. The project which could
help in the city stocks mapping and collections would cost the city government
P12million to P14million.
Definition of Terms
<arrange your vocabulary from A to Z> <increase your vocabulary,
very limited, atleast 25 uncommon words used in your entire
document>
Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS)- an enhancement to Global
Positioning System that uses a network of fixed, ground-based reference
stations to broadcast the difference between the positions indicated by the
satellite systems and the known fixed positions. These stations broadcast
the difference between the measured satellite pseudo ranges and actual
(internally computed) pseudo ranges, and receiver stations may correct
their pseudo ranges by the same amount.
Locator map - typically a simple map used in cartography to show the location
of a particular geographic area within its larger and presumably more
familiar context.
Satellite - transmits signals that can be detected by anyone with a GPS receiver.
Touch screen - refers to touch or contact to the display of the device by a finger or
hand.
-Is a display which can detect the presence and location of a touch
within the display area.
CHAPTER III
Methodology
Chapter III
Research Methodology
This chapter discusses the manner in which this study was conducted.
This includes the methods of research study, area and sampling of the study, the
statistical tools that have been used in the analysis of data collected.
Method of Research
The study employed the descriptive survey method with the aid of a
survey questionnaire.
the performance of this device in the delivery of the basic services to determine
A. Questionnaire
know what kind of response or feedback will they have regarding EARIST
TOUCH SCREEN MAP LOCATOR. The researcher would also want to know if
survey.
B. OBSERVATION
publication;
The researches observe which help gather facts and information regarding
the topic. We have look for the establishments who is currently implementing an
C. DOCUMENTATION
The group made documentation that where in all the gathered information
are being analyzed and summarized. Weekly activities starting on the 2nd week of
design project.
locator.
5. Conduct observations.
6. Construct questionnaires.
SOURCES OF DATA
A. INTERNET
www.adobe.com/products/flash player
www. Lge.com/products/category/list/tv.jhtml
www. Lge.com/products/model/detail/L1510BF.jhtml
http://www.washington.edu/accessit/articles?1172
http://www.golivemobile.com/news/index.php?id=6
http://www.palm.com/ph/products/smartphones/centro/
conducted interviews?>
The researcher used the frequency and the percentage method in the
analysis of the data. By the frequency of an item, the researcher mean to total
the number of respondents who favored that items over the other given its in
multiple choice questions. And also by using frequency, the researchers mean to
get the number of appropriate answer over the summation of all frequency.
P = f / n x 100
Where:
P = percentage
f = frequency
And
P = F / (F1+F2….)
Where:
P = percentage
f = frequency
Data gathered pertaining to this research study were analyzed through the
respondents.
asked.
Thank You!
I.RESPONDENT’S PROFILE
4. If yes, where?
a. Park
b. Supermarket/Department Store
c. Movie House
d. Mall
e. Private Company
f. Government Agency
g. Other’s (Pls. Specify) _____________
10. If a Map Locator will be implemented in our School would you use it?
a. Yes
b. No
11. Would you recommend to friends, classmates to use it too when they visit our
School?
a. Yes
b. No
Table 1
1. Have you heard of a Map Locator?
a. Yes 47 94%
b. No 3 6%
4. If yes, where?
a. Park 2 4.5%
b. Supermarket/Department Store 3 6.8%
c. Movie House 3 6.8%
d. Mall 19 43.2%
e. Private Company 8 18.2%
f. Government Agency 4 9.1%
g. Others 5 11.4%
a. Yes 47 94%
b. No 3 6%
Table 1.2
Where did you hear about a Map Frequency (f) Percentage (%)
Locator?
a. School 10 13.2%
b. Home 3 3.9%
c. TV/Radio 20 36.9%
d. Magazine 7 9.2%
e. Internet 20 26.3%
f. Other’s 5 6.6%
g. Never Heard 3 3.9%
Among those 47 students 13.2% of them answered that they heard the
information about the map locator in school, 39% heard it at home, 36.9% heard
it at TV/Radio and 9.2% read it from magazine. The 26.3% got the information
from the internet, and 6.6% got it from other sources and the remaining 3.9%
said that they never heard information about it.
Table 1.3
. a. Yes 30 60%
b. No 20 40%
Among the respondents, 30 students or 60% have seen or use a map
locator and 20 students or 40% have never seen or used.
Table 1.4
If yes, where?
Frequency (f) Percentage (%)
. a. Park 2 4.5%
b. Supermarket/Department 3 6.8%
c. Movie House 3 6.8%
d. Mall 19 43.2%
e. Private Company 8 18.2%
f. Government Agency 4 9.1%
g. Other’s (Pls. Specify) 5 11.4%
For those who have seen/used a map locator, there are 2 0r 4.5% of the
respondents have seen it in the park. 3 or 6.8% in the supermarket or
department store, 3 or 6.8% in the movie house, 19 or 43.2% in the malls, 8 or
18.2% in the private company 4 or 9.1% in the government agency, and 5 or
11.4% in the other places.
Table 1.5
This table shows that 41 students or 82% know the place where it exist or
used. 12 students or 22.6% knew the place where it exists or used.
Table 1.6
Table 1.7
There are many types of map locator that are now being used in our
industry. These are the printed in walls, directory style, touch, and global
positioning system(GPS). 11 student or 21.2% have used printed in wall, 11 or
21.2% used the directory style, 13 9 or 25% used touch screen map, 1 or 1.9%
used the other types of map locator while the remaining 5 or 9.5% were not
familiar with the types of map locator.
Table 1.8
The researcher found out that 48 or 96% wanted to implement the map
locator system here in our school (EARIST), while 2 or 4% don’t want this kind of
system.
Table 1.9
What type of Map Locator Frequency (f) Percentage (%)
Do you wish our school to have?
The most preferable type was the touch screen, which got 41 number of
students or 75.9% to have it in our school. 9 or 16.7% of the student wish to have
a Directory map, and 4 or 7.4% want on ordinary map.
Table 1.10
a. Yes 49 98%
b. No 1 2%
Table 1.11
a. Yes 49 98%
b. No 1 2%
98% or the total 49 students will recommend the used of touch screen
map locator if they visit our school and only 1 student would recommend it.
Table 1.12
75% or 45 students suggested that the map locator should be place in the
main entrance, 4 or 6.7% suggested to place it in our school canteen, 5 or 8.3%
said that it must be put in the back gate, 4 or 6.7% said to be place it in school
quadrangle and 2 or 3.3% suggested to place it on the other part of the campus.
I. RESPONDENT’S PROFILE
Name: ___________________________
Address: _________________________
Age: _____________________________
Gender: __________________________
Contact #: ________________________
1 – Strongly Disagree
2 – Disagree
3 – Undecided
4 – Agree
5 – Strongly Agree
Table 2
Strongly
Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Strongly Total
Disagree Tally
2. Screen
layout is 16 22 5 10% 4 8% 3 6% 50
attractive. 32% 44% 100%
3. The
Text/graphics
are visible and 17 21 7 14% 3 6% 2 4% 50
easy to read. 34% 42% 100%
4. The
presentation of
the floor plan 16 21 10 20% 0 0% 3 6% 50
is clear. 32% 42% 100%
5. The touch
screen
responds 24 19 2 4% 3 6% 2 4% 50
immediately 48% 38% 100%
when touched.
6. Map locator
is user friendly. 20 18 5 10% 5 10% 2 4% 50
40% 36% 100%
7. Touch
Screen map
locator is 25 50% 13 8 16% 2 4% 2 4% 50
convenient to 26% 100%
use.
8. Instruction
provided by
map locator is 19 38% 18 10 20% 1 2% 2 4% 50
easy to 36% 100%
understand.
9. The map
locator is
complete with 14 28% 21 9 18% 5 10% 1 2% 50
information. 42% 100%
Table 2.1
As for the screen layouts of the map locator, 16 or 32% of the respondents
strongly agree that the screen layout is attractive, 22 or 44% agree, 5 or 10%
were undecided, 4 or 8% said that they disagree, and 3 or 6% strongly disagree
about the layout.
Table 2.3
The
Text/graphics 17 21 7 14% 3 6% 2 4% 50
are visible and 34% 42% 100%
easy to read.
Out of 50 respondents, there were 17 or 34% who strongly agree that the
text/graphics are visible and easy to read, 21 or 42% just agree, 7 or 14% were
undecided, while there are 3 or 6% who disagree, and there are 2 or 4% who
said that they strongly disagree.
Table 2.4
The
presentation of 16 21 10 20% 0 0% 3 6% 50
the floor plan 32% 42% 100%
is clear.
16 or 32% said that they strongly agree that the presentation of the floor
plan was made clear, 21 or 42% agree, 10 or 20% were undecided, no one
disagree but, there were 3 or 6% of the respondent who strongly disagree.
Table 2.5
The touch
screen 24 19 2 4% 3 6% 2 4% 50
responds 48% 38% 100%
immediately
when touched.
In table 2.5 24 or 48% of the respondents strongly agree that the touch
screen responds immediately when touch, 19 or 38% just agree,2 or 4% who
were undecided, there are 3 or 6% who disagree, and 2 or 4% said that they
strongly disagree.
Table 2.6
In table 2.6, out of 50 respondents, 20 or 40% strongly agree that the map
locator is user friendly, 18 or 36% agree, 5 or 10% are undecided, another 5 or
10% disagree, and 2 or 4% said that they strongly disagree.
Table 2.7
Touch Screen
map locator is 25 50% 13 8 16% 2 4% 2 4% 50
convenient to 26% 100%
use.
Out of 50 respondents, there are 25 or 50% who strongly agree that the
touch screen map locator is convenient to use, 13 or 26% agree, 8 or 16% are
undecided, there are 2 or 4% of the respondents who disagree, and 2 or 4% that
strongly disagree.
Table 2.8
Instruction
provided by 19 38% 18 10 20% 1 2% 2 4% 50
map locator is 36% 100%
easy to
understand.
Table 2.8 shows that out of 50 respondents, there are 19 or 38%who said
that the instruction provided by the map locator is easy to understand, 18 or 36%
said that they agree, 10 or 20% are undecided, while there’s 1 or 2% disagree,
and 2 or 4% that said that they strongly disagree.
Table 2.9
The map
locator is 14 28% 21 9 18% 5 10% 1 2% 50
complete with 42% 100%
information.
Table 2.10
The map
locator leads 24 48% 17 4 8% 4 8% 1 2% 50
you to your 34% 100%
desired
location.
And for table 2.10, the tally shows that 24 or 48% of the respondents said
that they strongly agree that the map locator leads you to your desire location,
while 7 or 34% agree, 4 or 8% are undecided, 4 or 8% disagree and there’s only
1 or 2% said that he strongly disagree.
CHAPTER IV
PROJECT DESIGN
Chapter IV: PROJECT DESIGN
BLOCK DIAGRAM
CPU – Central Processing Unit; the key component of a computer system, which
contains the circuitry necessary to interpret and execute program instructions.
System Requirements
Software
Hardware
Computer Specifications
At least
20 MB Hard Disk
32 MB Video graphic accelerator
128 Mb RAM
Pentium III processor - 1 GHz or higher processor
LG L1510BF
LCD 15” touch screen
16ms response rate,
1024x768 * max. res,
0.297mm pp
Features
execute independently from any other application. At the same time they are
distinct from the core code of the application, which is usually written in a
different language, and by being accessible to the end-user they enable the
behavior of the application to be adapted to the user's needs. Scripts are often,
but not always, interpreted from the source code or "semi-compiled" to bytecode
which is interpreted, unlike the applications they are associated with, which are
traditionally compiled to native machine code for the system on which they run.
Scripting languages are nearly always embedded in the application with which
• CS3 is the first version of Flash released under the Adobe name. CS3
features full support for Action Script 3.0, allows things to be converted
into Action Script, adds better integration with other Adobe products such
Flash can manipulate vector and raster graphics and supports bi-directional
Script. Several software products, systems, and devices are able to create or
display Flash content, including Adobe Flash Player, which is available for most
common web browsers, some mobile phones and other electronic devices . The
and movies, and content for mobile phones and other embedded devices.
Files in the SWF format, traditionally called "Shock Wave Flash" movies,
"Flash movies" or "Flash games", usually have a .swf file extension and may be
extension in Microsoft Windows). Flash Video (FLV) files have a flv file extension
and are either used from within.Swf files or played through a flv aware player,
such as VLC, or QuickTime and Windows Media Player with external codecs
added.
Action Script
applications with large data sets and object-oriented, reusable code bases. While
Action Script is not required for content that runs in Adobe Flash Player 9, it
opens the door to performance improvements that are only available with the
AVM2, the new virtual machine. Action Script code can execute up to ten times
faster than legacy Action Script code. Save time with the new Action Script
with comprehensive video support. Ensure the best video experience with a
• Integrate audio into your projects by importing MP3 files. Integration with
• Visually adjust shape properties on the stage with smart shape drawing
tools, create precise vector illustrations with the new Pen tool inspired by
Adobe Illustrator, paste illustrations from Illustrator CS3 into Flash CS3,
and more.
Extensible architecture
• Instantly convert timeline animations into Action Script code that can be
layers and structure, and then edit them in Adobe Flash CS3 Professional.
Optimize and customize the files during import with advanced options.
Frame-based timeline
Shape primitives
• Easily create pie wedges, round off rectangle corners, define an inner
circle radius, and do much more. Visually adjust shape properties on the
New Features
Photoshop Extended
Dreamweaver
• GUI AJAX Integration. Dreamweaver CS3 has GUI widgets that you can
drag and drop onto your Web design. XML controlled data.
• Check browser compatibility tool shows coding problems before they start.
Dreamweaver checks for problems with every major Web browser.
• CSS Advisor is a new, community run Web site within Adobe.com.
Illustrator
• Illustrator integrates seamlessly with Flash and now includes some of the
Flash-style editing tools.
• Live color.
Flash
• File: Import Dialog Box looks to the layers of Photoshop and Illustrator
files and automatically creates movie clips and dynamic text boxes based
on the layers you choose. VERY EASY .ILL and .PSD integration.
• You can now save “styles” for your animations. This allows you to copy
motion tweens as Action Script. Then-you can paste the Action Script
somewhere else and duplicate the animations.
Video Production
• Now you can import SWFs into After Effects CS3 The animation is
retained It’s about time.
• Now you can import Photoshop’s vanishing points and animate a 3D
model of a still image in After Effects CS3.
• Puppet Tool: Lets you take a still image and it lets you create organic
character animations. AMG! You must see the demo of this. It is amazing.
• Dynamic Link Feature: On the Mac, bring After Effects CS3 compositions
and dynamically link them into Premere Pro CS3. Then, edit the original
file back in After Effects with no need to render.
• Time Remapping is premere pro feature that lets you add variable speed
time changes on video content. This means, you can go from normal
speed, to slow-mo, to high speed, all within the Premere Pro CS timeline.
• Visual editor within Adobe Sound booth lets you delete background sound
out of audio files with a marquee tool.
• Adobe Encore is available on the Mac, finally.
• The Flash output from Encore brings in interactive features such as menu
screens and subtitles.
• Adobe Media Encoder lets you output directly to mobile devices.
Welcome Screen
The figure above shows the main screen of the EARIST Touch Screen
Map Locator, the logo of Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and
Technology and it provides you the instruction how to use this device, just simple
touch anywhere on the screen like you just read on the monitor.
Home Screen
Figure No. 2
This figure gives us the idea of what the map locator is all about. It tells
the reader how to use the project design. Different buttons like the Home, About
Us and Colleges are shown here.
About us Screen
Figure No. 3
Figure No. 4
The figure above shows about the site map where you can select
the places you wanted to go. As you can see you can decide what places like
High School, Apillado hall, Regala hall, Admin., Pres. Hall, Sap, Library,
Gymnasium, CEAFA Bldg., CIT Bldg.
Direction Screen
Figure No. 5
The figure above shows the direction screen , which provide you
the direction of the particular place you wish to go.
Figure No. 6
`
The figure above shows floor plan screen, leads you the specific
location like the Dean’s office, Faculty Room, Class Room, Computer Laboratory,
Colleges Screen
Figure No. 7
you touch a button, the map locator will direct you to a particular place inside the
colleges.
Help Screen
Figure No.8
Chapter V
RECOMMENDATIONS
total land area of 2.4 hectares and five buildings with seven colleges. Some
visitors are not familiar to the place they are looking for and they were not able to
remember the direction that were given by the security guard, or still confused on
the information that were provided for them that leads them in getting lost of
where you can see the map of EARIST, Manila (aerial view). By using the touch
screen monitor; you can select the site displayed on screen by touching the
surface of the monitor using your finger or any blunt object but never a pointed
object. The coverage of EARIST Touch Screen Locator Map is only the premises
of the school. You can navigate the map by moving from the aerial view to the
the school is still the old structure of the school floor plan.
so.
program.
2. Exact locations of the rooms are very important so that the user
RECOMMENDATIONS:
provided information.
failure.
its function.
http:// Maplandia.com/
http://www.EARIST. Edu.ph/
Costing of Materials
Miscellaneous
Date Fare
Other Expenses
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Cris
Age: 21
Date of Birth: December 16, 1987
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’5”
Father’s Name: Epifanio S. Durolfo Jr.
Mother’s Name: Glenda R. Durolfo
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Dolph
Age: 22
Date of Birth: May 28, 1986
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’6”
Father’s Name: Virgilio C. Estipular
Mother’s Name: Eden I. Estipular
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Earl
Age: 31
Date of Birth: August 7, 1977
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’3”
Father’s Name: Roger D. Estillero
Mother’s Name: Leonida E. Estillero
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Dita Elementary School
Dita,Gubat,Sorsogon,City
1983-1989
JASON DELFIN ESTROPIA
1513 2nd st. Fabie Subd. Paco Manila
Contact #: 09212577600
Email: estropia22@yahoo.com.ph
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Jason
Age: 22
Date of Birth: December 26,1986
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Protestant / Born Again
Height: 5’4”
Father’s Name: Rodolfo E. Estropia
Mother’s Name: Norma D. Estropia
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Kasarinlan Elementary School
Dagat-dagatan, Caloocan City
1994-2000
NAICY FALLARCUNA FAMODULAN
4844 Narra St., Old Sta. Mesa Mla.
Contact #: 09292009672
Email:naicyfamodulan@yahoo.com
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Nice
Age: 21
Date of Birth: August 7, 1987
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Iglesia Filipina Indepiendente
Height: 4’11
Father’s Name: Esofo F. Famodulan
Mother’s Name: Lilia F. Famodulan
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Rica
Age: 21
Date of Birth: August 10, 1987
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’3”
Father’s Name: Alfredo Ramos Flores
Mother’s Name: Rizalinda Cruz Flores
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Mace
Age: 22
Date of Birth: December 22, 1986
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’2”
Father’s Name: Ramon Caudilla Fulo
Mother’s Name: Jovita Velicaria Fulo
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Son
Age: 22
Date of Birth: May 17, 1986
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’8”
Father’s Name: Alejandro Laurente
Mother’s Name: Leonoral Laurente
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Rona
Age: 24
Date of Birth: March 22, 1985
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Iglesia ni Cristo
Height: 5’2”
Father’s Name: Roberto Castilla Loñoza
Mother’s Name: Lualhati Pornasdoro Loñoza
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
Quezon National Agricultural School
1997-2001
PRIMARY
Binahaan Elementary School
1991-1997
ALVIN MARIN LUMABI
16E Tiburcio St. Krus na Ligas, UP Diliman, Quezon City
Contact #: 09196136043
Email: alvin_lumabi17@yahoo.com
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Vin
Age: 21
Date of Birth: September 6, 1987
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’8”
Father’s Name: Juan Lumabi
Mother’s Name: Fe Lumabi
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Mallen
Age: 21
Date of Birth: August 6, 1987
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’3”
Father’s Name: Celso Paz Mallen
Mother’s Name: Asuncion Marahan Mallen
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Nhidz
Age: 23
Date of Birth: February 10 , 1986
Gender: Female
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic
Height: 5’2”
Father’s Name: Ronie N. Venancio
Mother’s Name: Blinda O. Venancio
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Pinzon,Paul Oliver J.
Contact #: 09285362772
Email: paul_pinzon04@yahoo.com.ph
PERSONAL DATA
Nickname: Paul
Age: 26
Date of Birth: August 24, 1984
Gender: Male
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion:
Height: 5’10”
Father’s Name:
Mother’s Name:
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
TERTIARY
SECONDARY
PRIMARY