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YXTang e056596ad3 Add CEA-IGP The Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration (IGPCEA for short) is a national scientific research institution of public welfare with a 70-year glorious history. IGPCEA was formerly known as the Institute of Geophysics of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and was transferred to the China Seismological Bureau (later renamed China Earthquake Administration) in 1971. Since this integration, IGPCEA has been one of the most well-known geoscience research institutions in China and important part of the national innovation system of earthquake preparedness and disaster mitigation. IGPCEA has been dedicated mainly into research fields of earthquake occurrence mechanism and earthquake disaster forecasting and engineering application, aiming at basic and applied research related to Geophysics. IGPCEA has been strategically focused on seismology, physics of the Earth’s interior, geomagnetism, engineering seismology and two bases of observation and experiment. While carrying out scientific research, IGPCEA not only strengthens prospective basic research, leads major breakthroughs in original achievements in earthquake-related fields, but also highlight the key common technology of earthquake observation, forecasting and early warning, earthquake resistant engineering and disaster assessment, so as to serve the development requirements of earthquake preparedness and disaster mitigation. In recent years, IGPCEA has focused on the "Transparent Crust" project of the National Earthquake Science and Technology Innovation Project and has taken the lead in the construction of China Seismic Experimental Site. IGPCEA houses 7 research divisions, a Seismic Data Center, a CEA Key Laboratory of Focal Physics, a Center of Engineering Technology on Disaster Prevention, a Center of Science and Technical Information, and 8 offices of management and service. IGPCEA has led the construction of the Beijing Baijiatuan National Earth Observatory, which was accredited as ‘National Observation and Research Station’ and ‘International Science and Technology Cooperation Base’ by the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (MOST). IGPCEA undertakes work of China Committee of the International Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth's Interior (IASPEI) and Secretariat of the Asian Seismological Commission, providing strong technical and cooperative support for regional and even international geophysics and seismology research. IGPCEA has a total of 274 staff members, including 4 academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1 academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, 3 academicians of the Third World Academy of Sciences and 142 senior professionals. Among them, 61 professionals are supported by the "State Council Special Allowance", 6 young and middle-aged experts with outstanding contributions at the national level, 8 candidates selected for the "National Talent Project", 1 professional has received the title of "National Ten Thousand Talents Plan" and 1 research group is supported by the "National Creative Talent Project” of the MOST. In 2015, IGPCEA was selected as an "Innovative Talent Training Demonstration Base" by the MOST. Additionally, many professionals have won international reputations for IGPCEA with their contributions as president, secretary-general and other important position in international academic organizations. For instance, academician Chen Yun-tai has achieved International Award of American Geophysical Union (AGU) in 2010 and Axford Award of Asia Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS) in 2013 and 2 professionals have been honored with the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) Fellow for the first time. IGPCEA has a post-graduate education system for Master's and PhD students, as well as a postdoctoral research system, which was one of the earliest to be authorized in China. IGPCEA currently has more than 190 postgraduates, 45 doctoral supervisors and 42 master supervisors. IGPCEA has been strengthening international exchanges and cooperation with many famous universities and research institutes throughout the world, and attaching importance to the joint training of doctoral students and young scientific and technological personnel. In the past decade, IGPCEA has undertaken more than 20 national projects, including the National Key Research and Development Plan, Major Subject and Major Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the National Social Science Foundation of China, the International Cooperation Program of the MOST, the National Major Scientific Equipment Development Project, National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) and National Science and Technology Support Program. IGPCEA leads projects design, organization and implementation as legal entity of the "ChinArray Project" and "National Earthquake Social Service Project". IGPCEA has conducted research on the exploration and imaging of the mainland and sea crust’s fine structure, active source monitoring for regional scale medium changes, regional seismic travel-time tables and precise positioning of earthquake and the Geomagnetic Reference Field in China. Through multi-disciplinary cross research, IGPCEA has made great scientific and technological achievements with great influence at home and abroad in the fields of seismic zoning map in China, key techniques on seismic zoning in the sea area, rapid determination of source parameters, ground motion determination for major engineering design and seismic safety of nuclear plants and realized the transformation service of scientific and technological achievements. Since 1980s, IGPCEA has provided seismic safety evaluation for hundreds of important construction projects, like offshore platform in Bohai oilfield, the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River, Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and More than half of the nuclear plants, and has made important contributions for our country’s economic development. Moreover, IGPCEA has taken the lead in compiling a number of national standards, including "Code for seismic investigation and evaluation for nuclear plant project", "Code for Seismic Safety Evaluation of Engineering Sites" and "Seismic ground motion parameters zonation map of China". IGPCEA has achieved fruitful scientific research results in the field of earthquake prevention and disaster reduction. The scientific research achievements presided over or participated in have won more than 30 national awards and 156 provincial/ministerial awards. Dozens of scholarly monographs of high academic value have been written and published by experts from IGPCEA, including representative ones such as Earthquake in China (Li Shanbang, 1981), The Introduction to Solid Geophysics (Zeng Rongsheng,1984), Engineering Seismology (Hu Yuxian, 1988) and Earthquake Source Physics (Chen Yuntai), which are all classics in the professional field. IGPCEA has sponsored 5 academic journals, which are Acta Seismologica Sinica, Earthquake Science, Progress in Earthquake Sciences, Computerized Tomography Theory and Applications and Reviews of Geophysics and Planetary Physics. IGPCEA has collected over 200,000 volumes of geomagnetic, geophysical materials and professional books dating back to 1869, forming the richest and oldest collection of geophysical books and materials in China.		2022-03-28 14:07:39 +08:00
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JetBrains uses this swot repository to grant free licenses for JetBrains tools to students and teachers worldwide. If your email is in one of the domains listed in this repository, you may request your free license from JetBrains. Visit http://jetbrains.com/student to request!

There is lib/domains directory which contains a hierarchically structured list of email domains belonging to various educational institutions. The domains are mostly owned by colleges and universities, and also by groups of schools united together because they are sharing the same email domain between several institutions, such as Township High School District 211 of Cook County, Illinois.

If you know a school, college or university which is not on this list, feel free to submit a pull request to add it.

Which educational institutions can be added to the repository?

Your pull request for adding a new email domain to the repository will be satisfied if all of the conditions below are met:

The domain is used by an educational institution, which offers at least one long-term course (one year or longer), and the course is somehow related to IT (it is in computer science, software engineering, statistics, bioinformatics, etc.)
The educational institution is a physical entity with student attendance and recognized as providing a learning curriculum for the educational system, or the institution is an accredited online educational organization providing their students with: (1) online courses with a curriculum at least one year long, (2) a dedicated email address which is provided to students only until their graduation.

NOTE: If an organization provides primary or secondary education only (i.e., no high or higher education programs), it will not be included in the list. Primary and secondary school students do not usually need access to professional developer tools, and if they learn some programming, we are glad to offer them Community versions of the tools, such as PyCharm Community Edition, to use which are free to everybody.

If you represent a primary or secondary school and you are certain of the necessity of a professional version of a JetBrains tool for your school, please contact JetBrains sales team via https://www.jetbrains.com/support/sales/

How to add a domain to this repository

To add a domain, make a pull request. You must be familiar with git tool or GitHub user interface in order to make a pull request. We will review your request, and if we accept that it meets all the following conditions then we will merge it:

Each domain is represented by a single .txt file in the repository. If there is a file lib/domains/edu/mit.txt, it means that an email domain mit.edu is included in the repository. Please note that the repository reverses the order of the name components, and also note that .txt extension is mandatory. Example: add file /lib/domains/ng/edu/unaab.txt to add a domain unaab.edu.ng to the repository.
Pull requests can include one or more files which you wish to add.
Each file in the repository has to contain the name of the university, which the domain represented by the file belongs to. For example, a file /lib/domains/ng/edu/unaab.txt has to contain a line in it: "Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta". The first line of the file has to contain the official name of the educational organization. Other lines can contain other names the university is known by. A university in a non-English speaking country can have a line containing the university name in their native language, and another line with the name in English.
If the domain is shared by several institutions, such a school district domain, please add the last line starting with a dot (.) followed by the word "group". Example: .group

How to add the domain quicker

We merge pull requests manually and check the information which you have provided us with before merging it. Thus, if you wish to make the verification process easier for us and therefore much quicker, please mention the following in your comment to the request:

the university official website URL, if it is different from the domain you are submitting

a URL of a page on the official website where a long-term (>1 year) IT related course is offered by the university

a URL of a page or some other proof (.pdf or a screenshot are OK) showing that the university recognizes the domain which you are submitting as an official email domain for the enrolled students.

How to change a domain in this repository

If a university changes its email domain or name, you can submit a pull request with the necessary changes.

Additional references

Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file in this repository to read more about the repository structure and contributing rules.

FAQ

There are many domains in my university, how can I add all of them?

If all the domains used for teachers' and students' email are in the same upper-level domain, you can add the upper-level domain. For example, if there is a domain joedoe.org owned by a university, and there are subdomains such as stud.joedoe.org and prof.joedoe.org, used by the students and the teachers respectively, you can add joedoe.org domain only, and both students and teachers will be able to request their free licenses.

However, if the upper-level domain is also used by alumni, research staff, and other people who do not participate in education directly, we encourage you to add separate subdomains, if it is possible.

If the university uses several email domains in different upper-level domains (for example, euroacademia.ee and euroacademia.eu), please submit several files with different paths and the same content (i.e., same name of the university) in your pull request.

Some universities have their names duplicated in the first and the second line in the respective .txt file in this repository. Shall I put the university name twice in my .txt file to have the domain added?

No, it's not needed. However, nothing bad happens if you do it, don't worry. It does not affect our decision on your request.