Browser. Chrome is recommended; Firefox is a good alternate; IE8 and 9 are acceptable. HMIS UNIVERSAL DATA ELEMENTS • Name • Social Security Number • Date of Birth • Residence Prior to Program Entry • Zip Code of Last Permanent Address • Ethnicity and Race • Gender • Veteran Status • Disabling Condition • Insurance Type • Housing Status • Family Type • Program Entry Date • Prior Living Situation • Prior Living Situation Length of Stay • Bed utilization (if applicable) • Program Exit Date • Unique Person Identification Number (System generated) • Program Identification Number (System generated) • Household Identification Number (System generated) Prior to obtaining access to the VCHMIS, every agency must adopt the following documents: • Ventura County Homeless Management Information System Partner Agency User Agreement (PAUA) – The agreement made between the Participating Agency User and the local CoC Governing Body which outlines agency responsibilities regarding their participation in the HMIS. This document is legally binding and encompasses all state and federal laws relating to privacy protections and data sharing of client specific information. • Ventura County HMIS Client Informed Consent & Release of Information Authorization (ROI) – (document needs to be updated; has United Way listed as HMIS Program Manager) May be implemented and monitored by agencies and would require clients to authorize in writing the entering and/or sharing of their personal information electronically with other Participating Agencies throughout the Ventura County HMIS where applicable. • Ventura County HMIS Informed Consent Benefits – Client Information document to inform clients how their personal information gathered and entered into HMIS will be utilized should they agree to provide it. • Ventura County Privacy Notice (PN) – Document provided to client to inform client the purpose HMIS is required to gather personal information. • Ventura County HMIS Client Revocation of Consent (description pending) • Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) – The MOU confirms the responsibilities of the Collaborative and the Partner Agency for ongoing HMIS activities as defined in VCHMIS Policy and Procedures Manual. Ventura County Homeless Management Information System (VCHMIS) Partner Agency User Agreement (PAUA) Agency Name Employee/User Name The Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is a collaborative project of Ventura County Collaborative (VCC) covering Ventura County. HMIS will enable ho...
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Browser. (or other interface) Great! I can authn only once (single sign-on) and still get to use multiple web sites! User Am I being phished? Should I allow my attributes to be sent to and stored at these websites?... XXXX in a verbal nutshell • XML-based framework standardized at OASIS for: > Marshaling security and identity information > Exchanging it across domain boundaries • Out-of-the-box profiles for: > Single sign-on, single logout, privacy-preserving account linking, simple arbitrary attribute exchange... • At SAML's core: assertions about subjects > Authentication, attributes, entitlements > XXXX assertions are reused in many other specs • XXXX V2.0 + business guidelines + interop certification testing = “Liberty Federation” XXXX in a pictorial nutshell Operational modes for use in conformance testing and RFPs IdP IdP Lite SP SP Lite Enhanced client
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Browser. A keyboard can be used to enter a query string. For example, to display all airports staring with ‘MI’ type these letters using keyboard into the Query field. Waypoint Browser uses Tap-And-Hold semantics. When the user taps on a waypoint name (Minden Tahoe in our example) and holds his finger for about two seconds, a Task Insert dialog appears (see below): When this dialog appears, touch the position in Task when the new waypoint should inserted. In this example, to insert ‘Minden’ at the beginning of task, the name ‘Xxxxxx’ should be touched, or to append it at the end, ‘ADD HERE’ should be touched. In flight, due to a possible turbulence, an easier way to add the selected waypoint to the task might be to switch to the Flight Plan page, and select WPT.Insert. WayPoint Browser (Version 6.06) Airports within reach at the current XxXxxxxx have green background. Airports that can be reached with a lower XxXxxxxx setting are shown in yellow. In addition to navigating to airports, intersection, VORs, etc. from the Database, WinPilot can also navigate to waypoints created by the user. There are two basic categories of user waypoints: absolute, which are created by entering Latitude and Longitude, and relative, which are created by entering bearing and distance from another waypoint. Both categories are created from Waypoint Browser page from the Tap-And-Hold menu. To create a waypoint relative to waypoint A, touch-and-hold waypoint A on Waypoint Browser page to see the ‘Create’ Menu. In the example below, Airport CXP (Xxxxxx) has been selected. If the user keeps his finger on the name ‘Xxxxxx’ for about 2 seconds, a menu shown below right appears. Selecting ‘Create’ invokes waypoint editor (see below left): WinPilot fills the Latitude and Longitude with the current position of the aircraft. The Elevation field is initially set by WinPilot to approximate ground level at the current position (assuming that terrain map for the current position has been selected on Menu.Files). If terrain map is not available, WinPilot sets Elevation to 5000m. The From box is set to the waypoint that has been used to invoke the editor (CXP Xxxxxx in our example). Now, the user can create a relative waypoint by entering Radial and Distance from the selected waypoint. In our example, lets create a waypoint that will be located 20km from CXP on radial 45°. The user touches Radial to enter 45 (radial), and then he touches Distance to enter 20KM (distance). The result can be seen on the ...
