Urban Organic Farming – Visualization tool 

 Challenge :      I live in one of the most polluted cities and the scarcity of both pure air and   organic chemical free food are at its peak . The rooftop Garden ( or any other   available place for that reason ) can be one the possible solution of having   access to hazardous chemical free option of eatables .   The objective is to implement this idea as per the availability of space with   safety and proper water supply to get fresh food and make a little contribution   in the temperature regulation in my house and neighbourhood . 

 Selection : 

 The tool I chose for this challenge is visualization , this tool is the way to   transform information or ideas about something into images , because in this   way these ideas become concrete and tangible .    Visualization is chosen because my mom has an idea in mind that , to   understand it more clearly , it is best to do a visualization exercise with which ,   through drawings , it is possible to detail how the spaces would be structured ,   what kind of plants would be planted there , and what kind of elements will be   used for the construction of these gardens and orchards . 

 Application : 

 The exercise began by going through all the places in the house and nearby   where the spaces that wanted to be used for the gardens were located , after   this , the visualization exercise was done in each of the places , drawing one by   one the spaces and how they would be distributed based on the idea that my   dad had .    Then , in each drawing we began to describe what type of plants would go in   each space such as flowers , vegetables , aromatic , herbs among others .    Also , a description was written of what materials would be used for the   construction and adaptation of these spaces such as wood , plastic bottles ,   flowerpots , drawers , soil for planting , fertilizers , among others . 

 Insight : 

 When performing the visualization , it was possible to identify that there were   many more spaces than originally thought , which were taken into account   when carrying out the visualization exercise .    Also , during the exercise , it was detected that there were some objects that   were without any use and that would be used for the construction of these   spaces .    When we had all the drawings and details of the plants that would go there   and the materials that would be used , having the idea tangible and visible , we   were much more excited to continue with the challenge and start thinking of   more ideas than what could be done .    The use of this tool seems very useful in any of the design thinking phases   since it allows clarifying ideas that may be ambiguous , and having images or   drawings of these ideas helps people 's thinking to be activated and out of   understanding the idea in a better way , makes people feel more committed   and identified with a project by seeing it tangible . 

 Approach : 

 As I said before , I think that the visualization tool is very useful in any phase of   design thinking , so I would always continue to use it in future professional or   personal projects that are presented to me , since it helps to be clear about   ideas that may be ambiguous .    Something that I would do differently would be to somehow connect the ideas   that are captured in one place , because when doing it on sheets of paper ,   they can be lost or messed up , which makes the creation process a little   slower .    A tool that would have been very useful for this challenge is storytelling , since   having a story which somehow connects the spaces to be created and the   impact that these would have when they were made , it would help many more   people to join . to face the challenge , and were more connected and proactive   in developing it .    I feel that these two tools , visualization and storytelling , are very   complementary to each other since one provides the clarity of ideas and the   other has the ability to connect these ideas under a story or narrative , which   allows it to give it a broader sense to the ideas that are being developed . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Urban Organic Farming – Visualization tool 

 Challenge :      I live in one of the most polluted cities and the scarcity of both pure air and   organic chemical free food are at its peak . The rooftop Garden ( or any other   available place for that reason ) can be one the possible solution of having   access to hazardous chemical free option of eatables .   The objective is to implement this idea as per the availability of space with   safety and proper water supply to get fresh food and make a little contribution   in the temperature regulation in my house and neighbourhood . 

 Selection : 

 The tool I chose for this challenge is visualization , this tool is the way to   transform information or ideas about something into images , because in this   way these ideas become concrete and tangible .    Visualization is chosen because my mom has an idea in mind that , to   understand it more clearly , it is best to do a visualization exercise with which ,   through drawings , it is possible to detail how the spaces would be structured ,   what kind of plants would be planted there , and what kind of elements will be   used for the construction of these gardens and orchards . 

 Application : 

 The exercise began by going through all the places in the house and nearby   where the spaces that wanted to be used for the gardens were located , after   this , the visualization exercise was done in each of the places , drawing one by   one the spaces and how they would be distributed based on the idea that my   dad had .    Then , in each drawing we began to describe what type of plants would go in   each space such as flowers , vegetables , aromatic , herbs among others .    Also , a description was written of what materials would be used for the   construction and adaptation of these spaces such as wood , plastic bottles ,   flowerpots , drawers , soil for planting , fertilizers , among others . 

 Insight : 

 When performing the visualization , it was possible to identify that there were   many more spaces than originally thought , which were taken into account   when carrying out the visualization exercise .    Also , during the exercise , it was detected that there were some objects that   were without any use and that would be used for the construction of these   spaces .    When we had all the drawings and details of the plants that would go there   and the materials that would be used , having the idea tangible and visible , we   were much more excited to continue with the challenge and start thinking of   more ideas than what could be done .    The use of this tool seems very useful in any of the design thinking phases   since it allows clarifying ideas that may be ambiguous , and having images or   drawings of these ideas helps people 's thinking to be activated and out of   understanding the idea in a better way , makes people feel more committed   and identified with a project by seeing it tangible . 

 Approach : 

 As I said before , I think that the visualization tool is very useful in any phase of   design thinking , so I would always continue to use it in future professional or   personal projects that are presented to me , since it helps to be clear about   ideas that may be ambiguous .    Something that I would do differently would be to somehow connect the ideas   that are captured in one place , because when doing it on sheets of paper ,   they can be lost or messed up , which makes the creation process a little   slower .    A tool that would have been very useful for this challenge is storytelling , since   having a story which somehow connects the spaces to be created and the   impact that these would have when they were made , it would help many more   people to join . to face the challenge , and were more connected and proactive   in developing it .    I feel that these two tools , visualization and storytelling , are very   complementary to each other since one provides the clarity of ideas and the   other has the ability to connect these ideas under a story or narrative , which   allows it to give it a broader sense to the ideas that are being developed .
### Output: 