The challenge and selection 

 My company started a project in conjunction with a frozen food company in order to improve the   containers , kits and chargers that are used to move their frozen products . The frozen products of   this company are characterized by their quality and generally , with changes in temperature , they   lose the initial quality provided by the standards with which they have been manufactured . The   company has decided to design containers and transport kits that exceed the current ones and can   maintain the quality of the food that is transported over long distances , as well as in static   warehouses . 

 To determine the optimal temperature ranges in which the food and the containers ( and kits ) used   for its storage should be , the following was carried out : 

 1 . Measurement tests were carried out , both for the temperature and the quality of the frozen   products in static warehouses , that is , at the time of production . 

 2 . Measurements were made on the delivery routes generating random control points 

 3 . The deliveries were tracked to the destination . 

 Considering the above and noting that it is a somewhat " boring and traditional " process , in order to   represent the process in a novel and simple way , it was decided to use visualization to present all   those involved and decision makers in order to obtain a feedback that allows to improve the design   of the process both from the internal and external perspective . 

 Application 

 In the first meetings , prototypes and drawings generated in CAD modeling software were first   shown to the interested parties and a feedback of the ideas generated was carried out . The general   process and the steps to follow were shown in simple diagrams and a detailed analysis of these was   performed . 

 Detailed reports of the kits , both materials and design options in CAD files ( for interested parties )   and in simple pdf files for people unfamiliar with the program , were also sent and disseminated to   interested parties . The purpose is to also focus on the visual aspect of the designed artifacts and   also on their effectiveness . 

 Finally , it was shown how , through a software based on the finite element method , it can show how   the heat is distributed in the kit and animations of its evolution were shown in an experimentally   defined time considering the environmental conditions of each point . control defined above . 

 Insights 

 Showing the producer through CAD software and showing how the temperature distribution   behaves in the designed devices is a dynamic , simple and easy to understand way for interested   parties if they want to know how the product works . Having meetings with the different   stakeholders was useful to polish and rightly discard some assumptions that had been made in the   absence of the corresponding stakeholders . 

 In addition , there were other considerations apart from the environmental ones in the case of home   delivery of products , such as the speed at which the delivery person moves , which makes the   product 's exposure time vary to different temperature fluctuations and how consequently a change   in the quality of the product . These unforeseen situations could not have been considered without   meetings based on clear methodologies showing the stakeholders directly the factors to consider in   the project . 

 Approach and learning 

 What I learned in the process was that visual tools for representation are a real advantage , especially   if simulators such as finite element software are used to dynamically represent heat transfer   processes that are difficult to understand abstractly . The same for the representation of design   prototypes . 

 Although the visualization process effectively fulfilled the objectives of revealing key parts of the   project , it should be considered that the tools used may be too technical for a certain part of the   project stakeholders , so before performing a visualization of the steps , it must adapt the language   to the different stakeholders . 


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: The challenge and selection 

 My company started a project in conjunction with a frozen food company in order to improve the   containers , kits and chargers that are used to move their frozen products . The frozen products of   this company are characterized by their quality and generally , with changes in temperature , they   lose the initial quality provided by the standards with which they have been manufactured . The   company has decided to design containers and transport kits that exceed the current ones and can   maintain the quality of the food that is transported over long distances , as well as in static   warehouses . 

 To determine the optimal temperature ranges in which the food and the containers ( and kits ) used   for its storage should be , the following was carried out : 

 1 . Measurement tests were carried out , both for the temperature and the quality of the frozen   products in static warehouses , that is , at the time of production . 

 2 . Measurements were made on the delivery routes generating random control points 

 3 . The deliveries were tracked to the destination . 

 Considering the above and noting that it is a somewhat " boring and traditional " process , in order to   represent the process in a novel and simple way , it was decided to use visualization to present all   those involved and decision makers in order to obtain a feedback that allows to improve the design   of the process both from the internal and external perspective . 

 Application 

 In the first meetings , prototypes and drawings generated in CAD modeling software were first   shown to the interested parties and a feedback of the ideas generated was carried out . The general   process and the steps to follow were shown in simple diagrams and a detailed analysis of these was   performed . 

 Detailed reports of the kits , both materials and design options in CAD files ( for interested parties )   and in simple pdf files for people unfamiliar with the program , were also sent and disseminated to   interested parties . The purpose is to also focus on the visual aspect of the designed artifacts and   also on their effectiveness . 

 Finally , it was shown how , through a software based on the finite element method , it can show how   the heat is distributed in the kit and animations of its evolution were shown in an experimentally   defined time considering the environmental conditions of each point . control defined above . 

 Insights 

 Showing the producer through CAD software and showing how the temperature distribution   behaves in the designed devices is a dynamic , simple and easy to understand way for interested   parties if they want to know how the product works . Having meetings with the different   stakeholders was useful to polish and rightly discard some assumptions that had been made in the   absence of the corresponding stakeholders . 

 In addition , there were other considerations apart from the environmental ones in the case of home   delivery of products , such as the speed at which the delivery person moves , which makes the   product 's exposure time vary to different temperature fluctuations and how consequently a change   in the quality of the product . These unforeseen situations could not have been considered without   meetings based on clear methodologies showing the stakeholders directly the factors to consider in   the project . 

 Approach and learning 

 What I learned in the process was that visual tools for representation are a real advantage , especially   if simulators such as finite element software are used to dynamically represent heat transfer   processes that are difficult to understand abstractly . The same for the representation of design   prototypes . 

 Although the visualization process effectively fulfilled the objectives of revealing key parts of the   project , it should be considered that the tools used may be too technical for a certain part of the   project stakeholders , so before performing a visualization of the steps , it must adapt the language   to the different stakeholders .
### Output: 