A Study of Personal Style Analysis and Fashion Coordination Method Applied by the Method of Morphological Analysis
This study systematically analyzes the specific characteristics of clothes that each person owned by applying morphological analysis, one of the creative conception technique and suggests a way that person owned on clothes through better fashion coordination according to personal style change. The result of this study is like below. Firstly, we could draw a successful fashion coordination technique by compounding solutions classified by each important variable totally through morphological analysis. Second, we suggested a personal style analysis technique that is systematic and visual through morphological analysis. Third, we could draw a various fashion coordination technique by mixture of partial solution for important variables in short time, and concluded that it is helpful to idea quest to emphasize personal individuality in shopping. Finally a study on program development that can do expansion of fashion coordination efficiently in submitting a morphological analysis table should continue.
This report presents monthly estimates of emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO/sub 2/), nitrogen oxides (NO/sub x/), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by sector, region, and state for 1987 and highlights recent trends. It updates two previous Argonne National Laboratory reports. Some background on the methodology used to estimate emissions in the Current month and State Emission Trends project is presented. This methodology, which has been used for all three reports and which was described in detail in the previous two reports, is called the Month and State (M/S) methodology. It employs two estimation algorithms, one for electric utilities and another for nonutility sources. 16 figs., 9 tabs.