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Application Map NOTES

Application Map

A representative of screens and their linkage to each other.

0.1 Sign In

4.1Create Folder

5.0 DATA5.1 Article

5.2 Map/GIS5.3 Graph and Charts

5.4 Table and Lists5.5 Non Active

1.0 LATEST

1.1 Create Research

1.2Preview Folder

2.0DASHBOARD

3.0SEARCH

4.0MY RESEARCH

3.0.1 - Results3.0.2 - Add/Share3.0.3 - Search Edit3.1 Search - Date3.2 Search - Region3.3 Search - Country

2.1 Auto-Search2.2 Applications2.3 Configure and Edit

6.0SETTINGS

7.0INFO/HELP

4.2Manage Folder

6.1 Manage Account

4.3Read Later


0.0 Universal App Features & Navigation NOTES

0.0 Universal App Features & Navigation

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Castle iPad application universal features and navigation will include:

1. TitleConfirms the title of the section or specific screen

2. Navigation BarNavigation bar options include contextual navigation e.g. Back 'Labelled' buttonsGesture: Tap Back to display the previous screen

3. FiltersFilters are used to present the same content according to different views

4. Edit/CustomiseThe Edit function features on screens which give users the ability to manage (add, edit, re-order, remove) content

5. ContentContent will occupy the primary real estate on screen to maximize the viewing experience

6. Baseline navigationNavigation conventions will include 'more dots' and/or 'page numbers' for swiping between articles

7. Menu barThe main menu will include:- Latest (Tap to 1.0)- Dashboard (Tap to 2.0)- Dashboard (Tap to 3.0)- My Research (Tap to 4.0)

- Settings (Tap to 5.0)- Help (Tap to 6.0)

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0.1 Sign In iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

Castle

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'Castle' gives you access to energy information and insight from across our company on your iPad.

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Forgot your password or need help?

When you sign in to IHS Castle you agree to our license agreement.

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About this page: All users are asked to sign in prior to accessing the iPad app. If users choose not to sign in they can tap anywhere outside of the pop-over to access the Latest screen only.

1. Identity/BrandingIHS and Castle branding confirms the identity of the application

2. Sign InSign In pop-over allows registered users to enter their username and password to access the app. Gesture: Tap username to enterGesture: Tap password to enter

Note. Sign In pop-over automatically displays unless registered users identify that they wish to stay logged in (via settings)

3. Agreement to T&CsRegistered users are required to agree to license agreement. If users select to read the license agreement, web view displays with the option to return to Sign In 0.1

4. 'Sign in' buttonIf user's entries are valid, on tap of 'Sign In', load 1.0 Latest Screen. If user is not valid a pop-over will display with invalid message.

5. Forgot your passwordRequest password pop-over displays, requesting users to enter their email address to receive password re-set details.

6. Learn More App Web View ExperienceIf users tap Leanrn More an in-app web view will display giving access to IHS Castle leanrn more info. Gesture: Users can tap 'Done' to return to the Sign In

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1.0 Latest NOTES

My Research

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Latest Analysis

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On successful sign in, display Latest Screen. When accessing the app for the first time, users will see language and content tailored to first time users.

1. Application Title & IHS LogoConfirms the identity of the application

2. Latest Analysis (upper pane)Users 'pull-down' to refresh content.Default modules to include:

• Latest Analysis (max 10 items / option for users to tap 'More Top News' to more posts.

• Country Analysis• Industry Activity & Analysis• Global Energy Insight

Gesture: User gestures within modules arediscrete from gestures used to navigate the app.

3. My Research (lower pane)Tap My Research to display section.My Research will include 2 display states:

• a) User account - no associated research groups. 1 x research folder will display as empty and encourage the user to create a research group

• b) User account - 3 associated research groups. The fourth research folder will display as empty and encourage the user to create a research group

• c) User account - <4 associated research groups. The 'add research folder' option will be within My Research

Note. Users can 'pull up' to reveal Latest Folders/Bookmarked Data.

Gesture: On tap hold of a research group show index. On tap load corresponding screen. User can swipe left to reveal more research groups (if applicable).

5. Menu BarLatest will be shown as active

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About this page: The first time user experience for the 'My Research' panel if users have not synchronized the app with their Castle web account

1. My Research (lower pane)1 x research folder will display as empty andencourage the user to create a research group.

Gesture: On tap display 2.Create Research Folder pop-over

2. Create research Folder (pop-over)User inputs:

• Folder Name (max. 25 characters)• Description (max. 25 characters) (not

mandatory)• Label (6-7 color options, not mandatory).

Will require a highlight state to show the label has been selected.

Gesture: On tap 'Create' Research folder, popover closes and 1st Add Research slot becomes the newly created research folder. The items in the folder will be set to 0. Users on tapping the empty folder will tap to view pop-over message:Add ResearchTo add research select applications and content from the dashboard[Cancel][OK]Tap OK to display 2.0 Dashboard

The Add Research Folder option now displays in slot 2.

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About this screen: Users can view research folder content (applications).

1. RESEARCH FOLDER PopoverOn tap of the folder icon, display Research Folder content popover. To include:

• My Research Folder Title• List of My Research Folder apps

2. Quick link to Research appsOn tap of content (app) item, load corresponding content in My Research.

3. Hide RESEARCH FOLDER PopoverTap anywhere outside of the folder to hide the research folder popover.

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Natural Gas Supply

Oil Supply and Demand


2.0 Dashboard iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view all research and data applications available in the Castle iPad app.

1. TITLE - Dashboard

2. SEARCH - Countries and OrganizationsOn tap of Search, display auto-suggest pop-over and slide in keyboard. See 2.1

3. CONFIGURE Users can configure the Dashboard by the following criteria:

• Country - See 2.3• Organizations - See 2.3

Configuration details will be clearly displayed.

4. APPLICATIONSUsers can configure the Dashboard by the Castle Applications. See 2.2

5. MENU BARDashboard will be shown as active

FIRST TIME USER EXPERIENCEDashboard is empty and call to action reads:"To create a dashboard enter country(ies) and/or organization(s)"

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2.1 Dashboard - Search Auto Suggest iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view search automatic suggestions.

1. SEARCH - Countries and OrganizationsOn tap of Search, display auto-suggest pop-over and slide in keyboard.

Auto-suggestions pop-over When user enters a search term, the systems auto-suggests. The auto suggestions are displayed in a pop-over.

Suggestions will include Countries and Organizations (in order of relevance).

To distinguish between Countries and Organizations:

• Countries - display text 'Country' • Organizations - display text 'Organization'

Tap 'Search' in keyboard or tap auto suggestion in list to configure.

Tap 'Clear' in the pop-over to clear all search auto suggestions.

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2.2 Dashboard - Configure Applications iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can find an Application and apply this to the Dashboard.


2. CONFIGURE - ApplicationsUsers can find applications to filter dashboard data by applications. an A-Z list of all Castle data applications are displayed.

Gesture: Users can scroll up and downTap to add App to dashboard (tick appears)

3. EDIT - ApplicationsTap to display edit applications. The display and logic will be the same as editing Countries or Organizations.

4. SELECTED APPLICATIONSOnce users have selected an Application it will appear at the top of the Applications list.

MENU BARDashboard will be shown as active

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2.3 Dashboard - Configure Country iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can find a Country or Countries and apply this to the Dashboard.


2. CONFIGURE - CountriesUsers can find countries to filter dashboard data by countries.

3. EDIT - CountriesTap to display edit countries See 2.1.1

4. SELECTED COUNTRIESOnce users have selected a Country it will appear at the top of the Country list.


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2.3 Dashboard - Edit Country iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can tap 'Edit' to remove and re-order countries, organizations and applications.

1. TITLE - Edit

2. BACK to ConfigureTap 'Configure' to return to the previous pop-over.

3. FILTERUsers can filter the edit options:

• Country• Organization

4. DELETEOn tap of 'Remove', display 'Delete' next to the Country name. Tap 'Delete' and Country will be deleted from the list.

5. MOVEOn tap and hold of 'Move', users can reorder the countries in the list.

6. CLEAR ALLOn Tap 'Clear All Countries' to remove all countries in the list.

3. DONETap 'Done' to hide the Edit pop-over and display 2.0 Dashboard

MENU BARDashboard will be shown as active

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2.3 Dashboard - Configure Organization iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can find an Organization and apply this to the Dashboard.


2. CONFIGURE - OrganizationUsers can find organizations to filter dashboard data by organizations.

3. EDIT - OrganizationsTap to display edit organizations. See 2.3 Edit

4. SELECTED ORGANIZATIONSOnce users have selected an organization(s) it will appear at the top of the list.


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3.0 Search iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

Start your search by entering keywords. Use filters to refine your results further.

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About this screen: Users can search data available.

1. TITLE - Search

2. SEARCH FIELDOn tap of Search, display slide in keyboard. When user enters a search term and taps Search, display Search Results screen (3.0.1).Note. Castle title will be replaced by final app title.

3. SEARCH SELECTIONSSearch criteria will display in this area. To include:

• By Published Date: Users can search by date. See 3.1

• By Region: Users can search by 1 x region. See 3.2

• By Country: Users can search by county(ies). See 3.3

• By Organizations: Users can search by organization(s). See 3.4

• By Source Users can search results by IHS data sources. See 3.5

• By Data Type Users can filter search results by data type. See 3.6

If required in the future additional, search criteriacan be included.

4. DETAIL/CONTENT VIEWSearch results will display in this area. If no search display text: 0 results found for [search term]. Did you mean: [search recommendation]

5. MENU BARSearch will be shown as active

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3.0.1 Search Results iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users will view the search results screen after conducting a search.

1. TITLE - Search Results

2. SEARCH QUERYSearch query (keywords/criteria) will feature and the number of results. Users can tap to edit the search terms or tap 'x' to clear all.

3. SEARCH SELECTIONSSearch criteria will display in this area.

4. EDIT SEARCH SELECTIONS Users can tap 'Edit' to remove individual or allsearches. See 3.0.3

5. SEARCH RESULTS25 x search results will be displayed per screen.Users can scroll up and down search results. Results will include in this order:

• Title• Date• Source• Description• Add to My Research See 3.0.2• Share Research See 3.0.2

6. SHARE/ADDOn tap 'Share' or 'Add' button next to a search results list item, display content actions pop-up (3.0.2).

7. MORE SEARCH RESULTSTo indicate more search results the panel at the bottom of the screen will display:25 More Search Results ...On tap 25 more search results will be displayed.


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3.0.2 Search Results iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users are able to add or share content.

1. ADD RESEARCH PopoverOn tap of the add icon, display Add Research popover. Add options include:

• Read Later • My Research Folder

On tap of 'Read Later', add content to user's Read Later list.

On tap of 'My Research Folder', the Research folder pop-over will display. Users can add content to a new folder or existing folder.

2. SHARE RESEARCH PopoverOn tap of the share icon, display Share popover. Add options include:

• Email• Export as PDF• View on Web

On tap of 'Export PDF', display corresponding export document pop-up.

On tap of 'Email', display email message.

On tap of 'View on Web', display content in app web view.


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3.0.3 Search Results - Edit iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can tap 'Edit' to remove individual or all searches.

1. EDIT Searches - Step 1Once a user taps 'edit', options include:

• Done - tap to return to leave edit mode• Delete button control - tap to view Step 2• Clear All - tap to view Step 3

2. REMOVE INDIVIDUAL SEARCHES - Step 2Once a user taps 'delete button control', options include:

• Delete - tap to delete individual search• Edit icon - tap to view Step 2• Clear All - tap to view Step 3

If a user taps 'Delete' the search item will be deleted.

3. REMOVE ALL SEARCHES - Step 2Once a user taps 'Clear All', options include:

• Delete - tap to delete all searches

If a user taps 'Delete', all search items will be deleted.

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3.1 Search - Published Date iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can filter search results by published date. Search Results

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Last 6 Months (45,002)

Last Year (74,392)

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3.3 Search - Country iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can filter search results by countries.

1. FILTER TITLE - Country

2. Pop-over Title - Country

3. COUNTRY selectedThe selected Country will highlighted in the Searches view.

4. DETAIL/CONTENT VIEWSearch results will display in this area.

5. EDIT - CountriesUsers can tap the 'Edit' in Searches option and/or tap the Country filter to edit the selected Country. Tap highlighted Country (displays at top of list) to uncheck the Country.

Tap 'Done' or outside of the pop-over to hide the pop-over


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4.0 My Research iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view saved research associated with their user account. Saved research is displayed as individual items or saved research folders.

1. TITLE - My Research

2. HISTORY/READ LATERUsers can access their research history and read later.

3. FILTERUsers can filter Research Folders by 'Date' (latest date) or 'Name' (folder title).

4. ADD RESEARCH FOLDER On tap of 'Add Research Folder', users can create a new research folder. Refer to 4.1

5. RESEARCH FOLDEROn tap of a research folder, load corresponding research folder screen with content displayed.

If there are more than 12 x research folders, users can swipe up to reveal more.

6. EDITOn tap of 'Edit', display editable view (4.0.1).

7. MENU BARMy Research will be shown as active

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Research for 5/18 meetingMay 16, 2011

India/Egypt comparisonMay 10, 2011

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4.0.1 My Research - Edit iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can edit, remove and group saved research folders.


2. EDIT RESEARCH FOLDERSOn tap of the 'Edit' button, screen changes to edit mode. To include:

• Edit Research Folder details• Group research items into Research Folder• Delete research folder

DeleteIn edit mode, user can delete research groups by tapping the [x] button

3. DONE BUTTONOn tap, save user's changes and load My Research screen.

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4.1 My Research - Add Folder iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can create Research Folders


2. CREATE RESEARCH FOLDER PopoverOn tap of the add icon, display Create Research Folder popover. Details to include:

• Input Research Folder Name (free text)• Input Research Folder Description (free text

- optional)• Create button

On tap of Create, add the new research group to user's My Research view.

Confirmation pop-over copy to read: Research Folder has been created.

Users can now add content to newly created research group.

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4.2 Research Folder iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view all research and data applications available in a Research Folder

1. TITLE - Research Folder Title The Research Folder title is defined by the user. See 1.1 and 4.1

2. CONFIGURE Users can configure the Research Folder. See 4.2.1 Research Folder - Configure

3. APPLICATIONSApplications will include in this order:

• Application Title• Application tools (add, maximize, settings)• Application content

4. MENU BARMy Research will be shown as active

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4.3 Research Folder iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users in split view can see data stored within a research folder

INDEX/LIST VIEW

1. TITLE - Research Folder Title and # of items in the folder

Gesture:

2. SEARCH FIELDOn tap of Search, display slide in keyboard. When user enters a search term and taps Search, display Search Results screen (3.6).

DETAIL/CONTENT VIEW

3. SEARCH CRITERIA

• By Countries: Users can filter search results by county(ies). See 3.1

• By Organizations: Users can filter search results by organization(s). See 3.2

• By Date: Users can filter search results by date. See 3.3

• By Source Users can filter search results by IHS data sources. See 3.4

• By Data Type Users can filter search results by data type. See 3.5


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5.0 Data iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view all research and data applications available in Dashboard/Research Folder

DATA TYPESData types will include:

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5.1 Data - Article iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view a selected data article and related articles

INDEX/LIST VIEW

1. TITLE - Application or Research Folder Title

2. BACKTap 'Dashboard' or 'Back' to return to previous screen.

3. ARTICLE INDEXList of max. 25 articles. Users can tap 'More' to display more articles. The current article in the view panel will be highlighted.

DETAIL/CONTENT VIEW

4. ARTICLE Articles will include in this order:

• Title• Published date• Source • Content

5. ARTICLE TOOLS Article tools will include in this order:

• Text size• Share• Read Later/Bookmark

6. MENU BARAppropriate menu item will be shown as active

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5.2 Data - Map/GIS - Full screen view iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view Map in full screen mode.

1. TITLE - Application Title


3. Current ConfigurationTap to change configuration

4. FULL SCREEN VIEW

User gestures within modules are discrete from gestures used to navigate the app.

A Point of interestWhen user taps on a point of interest, load corresponding pop-up with default information displayed.

B Associated contentIf there are other types of content associated with selected point of interest, corresponding icon is highlighted at the bottom and icons for other types of content are displayed. On tap of an icon, load corresponding in main content space.

5. ARTICLE TOOLS Article tools will include in this order:

• Share• Add - To Research Folder or Read Later

6. MENU BARAppropriate menu item will be shown as active:Latest, Dashboard or My Research

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Point of interest

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectat

2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 20042010

Base Map

Nonummy lorenzino. Interdum volgus videt, est ubi peccat. Si veteres ita miratur laudatque poetas, ut nihil anteferat, nihil illis comparet, errat. Si quaedam nimis antique, si peraque dure dicere credit eos. Nonummy lorenzino. Interdum volgus videt, est ubi peccat. Si veteres ita miratur laudatque poetas, ut nihil anteferat,

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Layers

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5.3 Data - Graph / Table full screen view iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view Graph in full screen mode.




4. FULL SCREEN VIEW

User gestures within applications are discrete from gestures used to navigate the app.


B Associated contentIf there are other types of content associated with selected content users can swipe right to left to view more.

5. APP TOOLS Tools will include in this order:



Application Title

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Capacity outlook chart Capacity outlook background

Venezuela Liquids Capacity Outlook

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Data detail


5.4 Data - Table / Lists iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: Users can view Tables in full screen mode.




4. FULL SCREEN VIEW

User gestures within applications are discrete from gestures used to navigate the app.


B Associated contentIf there are other types of content associated with selected content users can swipe right to left to view more.

5. APP TOOLS Tools will include in this order:



Application Title

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AustraliaDashboard

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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectateur nonummy lorenzino

Interdum volgus videt, est ubi peccat veteres ita miratur laudatque poetas, ut nihil anteferat, nihil illis.

Si quaedam nimis antique, si peraque dure dicere credit eos quaedam nimis antique.


Date Title

58 minutes ago

August 8, 2011

August 6, 2011

August 3, 2011

Interdum volgus videt, est ubi peccat veteres ita miratur laudatque poetas, ut nihil illis compare.

Si quaedam nimis antique, si peraque dure dicere credit eos quaedam nimis antique.


August 2, 2011

August 2, 2011

August 1, 2011


5.5 Data - Non-native (Web View) iPad 9:24 PM NOTES

About this screen: When a non-native module is selected, load module in in-app browser.



3. CloseTap to change configuration

Application Title

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Dashboard

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Non-native module

Close


6.0 Settings NOTES

6.0 Settings iPad 9:24 PM

Screen Title Settings options TBD1


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Settings

Logout

Synchronize with Web

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