User:Chensiyuan
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| Welcome to my userpage. Below are some of the better panoramas I have stitched and they represent some of my favourite photographic work. You can visit my full Commons photo gallery here, and read more about my Wikipedian existence here. Photographs taken with: GoPro Hero 3+ Black; Mavic Pro; Mavic 2 Zoom; Phantom 3 Pro; Phantom 4 Pro; Inspire 1 Pro; Casio EZ-400; Panasonic FX8; Panasonic FX30; Panasonic FZ18; Panasonic TZ7; Nikon D60; Nikon D90; Sony Nex5n; Sony A5000 paired with DJI Phantom II; Sony Nex 6; Nikon D700; Nikon D800; Nikon D810; Nikon D850; Sony A7r; Sony A7rII; Sony A7rIII. Former and current lenses: Panasonic 7–14; Voigtlander 10; Tokina 11–16 II; Olympus 12; Sigma 12–24 II; Sony 12-24 f4; Samyang 135; Sony 135 f2.8; Nikon 14–24; Olympus 14–35; Olympus 14–140; DJI 15; Tamron 15–30; Sony 16 f2.8; Nikon 16–35; Sony 16–35 f4; Sony 16–50; Tamron 17–35; Sony 18–55; Sony 18–200 II; Nikon 18–105; Sigma 18–250; Sigma 20 f1.8; Sony 20 f2.8; Sony 21; Nikon 24–70; Nikon 24-70 VR; Nikon 24–120 f4; Sony 28; Nikon 28–300; Nikon 300 f4 PE; Nikon 35 f1.8; Sigma 35 f1.4; Nikon 50 f1.4; Sony 55 f1.8; Sony 85 f1.8; Nikon 70–200 f2.8 II; Nikon 70–200 f4; Sigma 70–300; Sony 70–300; Nikon 85 f1.8. Intrigued by: Pentax 645Z; HXD1! |
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Some of my Featured Pictures (Panoramas)/Challenge Winners[edit]
Some of my other panos[edit]
[[1 dover castle aerial panorama 2017.jpg|thumb|centre|600px|Panorama of Dover Castle, United Kingdom]]
Other Featured Pictures[edit]
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| International moot competition | Debut/Last participated | Overall result | Oralist prizes | Memorial prizes | Notable seedings and size of field | Remarks |
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2013/2019 | National round champions: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018
International rounds champions: 2011 (exhibition), 2012 (exhibition) |
National round best oralist: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018 (2) International rounds top 20 oralists: 2011 (exhibition; 1st), 2013 (14th), 2014 (20th), 2015 (9th), 2018 (7th and 9th) |
National round best memorials: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017 International rounds Baxter prize: |
1st (2014 – 600+ teams) 5th (2013 – 600+ teams) 7th (2017 – 600+ teams) 31st (2015 – 600+ teams) |
SMU reached the championship final on its international debut in 2013, becoming the youngest ever law school to do so. In reaching the championship final again in 2014, it became the youngest ever law school to reach consecutive finals. |
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2011/2019 | Champions: 1st-runner-up: 2015, 2016 |
Best oralist: 2014 (4th) Honourable mention: 2011, 2012 (3), 2014 (2), 2015 (2), 2016 (2), 2018 (2) |
Best memorials: Honourable mention: 2012 (2), 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019 (2) |
3rd (2014 − 290 teams; 2015 – 298 teams) 5th (2018 – 357 teams) 20th (2012 – 282 teams) 23rd (2017 – 367 teams) 25th (2013 – 290 teams) Unknown: 2016 (333 teams) |
In reaching the championship final in 2015, SMU became the first Singapore law school to do so in 13 years, and the first ever law school to reach both Vis finals in the same year. It repeated this feat in 2016. |
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2010/2019 | Champions: 2015 1st-runner-up: 2013 (Asia Pacific), 2016 |
Best oralist: 2014 (6th) Honourable mention: 2016 (2), 2017 (2), 2018 |
Best memorials: 2019 (3rd) Honourable mention: 2010, 2012, 2013, 2016 (2), 2019 |
6th (2014 – 99 teams; 2017 – 125 teams) 11th (2012 – 90 teams) 15th (2018) – 133 teams) 16th (2015 – 107 teams) 25th (2013 – 93 teams) Unknown: 2016 (133 teams) |
In 2015, SMU became the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win this moot. In 2016, it became the first ever law school to reach consecutive championship finals. |
| Vis Pre-Moots (venue varies) | 2010/2019 DNP 2010 to 2013 and 2016 to 2017 |
Champions: 1st-runner-up: 2014 (Shanghai) |
Best oralist: 2014 (Shanghai) Honourable mention: 2015 (Shanghai) |
Best memorials: 2018 (Kuala Lumpur) Honourable mention: |
5th (2014 – 30 teams) 10th (2015 – 32 teams) Unknown: 2018 (72 teams) |
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2010/2019 DNP 2011 |
Champions: 2010, 2016, 2017 1st-runner-up: 2015, 2018 |
Top 15 oralists: 2012 (2nd), 2013 (4th), 2015 (5th and 12th), 2017 (1st and 3rd), 2018 (4th and 5th), 2019 (8th)
Best final oralist: 2017, 2018 |
Best memorials: 2010, 2016, 2018 | 1st (2010 – 60+ teams; 2016 – 100+ teams; 2019 – 90+ teams) 2nd (2013 – 90+ teams) Unknown: 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018 (all 100+ teams) |
SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won the first of its three championships in 2010 as the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
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2015/2018 | Champions: 2015, 2016, 2018 1st-runner-up: 2017 |
Best oralist (side): 2018 (2nd) Best oralist (overall): 2018 (3rd) |
Best memorials: | 3rd (2016 – 100+ teams) 6th (2015 – 100+ teams) 8th (2018 – 100+ teams) 24th (2017 – 100+ teams) |
SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won the first of its three championships in 2015 as the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
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2015/2019 | Champions: 2017 1st-runner-up: 2015 |
Best oralist: 2017
Best OECD side: 2017 |
Best memorials: | 2nd (2019 – 60 teams) 3rd (2015 − 48 teams; 2018 − 61 teams) 4th (2017 – 66 teams) |
In 2015, SMU became the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to reach the championship final; in 2017, it became the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
| 2017/2019 | Champions: 2017 1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: 2017
Best final oralist: 2017 |
Best memorials: | 2nd (2017 – 14 teams; 2018 – 18 teams) | SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won its first championship in 2017 as the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. | |
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2009/2018 DNP 2010 |
Champions: 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017 1st-runner-up: 2009, 2011, 2012 |
Best oralist: 2013 (1st), 2014 (1st), 2015 (1st), 2016 (2nd), 2017 (2nd), 2018 (3rd) | Best memorials: 2015, 2016, 2017 | 1st (2013 – 30+ teams; 2014 – 30+ teams) 2nd (2009 – 30+ teams; 2011 – 40+ teams; 2015 – 30+ teams) 3rd (2017 – 40+ teams; 2018 – 40+ teams) 4th (2016 – 30+ teams) 6th (2012 – 40+ teams) |
SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won the first of its four championships in 2013 as the youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
| 2010/2015 | Champions: 2010, 2011, 2014 1st-runner-up: 2012, 2013, 2015 |
Best oralist: 2010 (3rd x 2), 2011 (3rd), 2012 (5th), 2013 (1st, 3rd, and 4th), 2014 (1st and 3rd), 2015 (1st and 2nd) | Best memorials: 2010 (3rd), 2011 (5th), 2012 (5th), 2013 (5th) | 1st (2010 – 30+ teams; 2011 – 30+ teams; 2013 – 30+ teams; 2014 – 30+ teams; 2015 – 30+ teams) 2nd (2012 – 30+ teams) |
SMU is the youngest ever law school to win the moot. | |
| 2010/2019 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: 2016, 2019 |
Best oralist: 2012 (2nd), 2014 (1st and 2nd), 2019 (1st and 3rd) | Best memorials: 2010 (3rd), 2014 (3rd), 2018 (3rd), 2019 (1st and 2nd) | 1st (2014 – 40+ teams; 2019 – 100+ teams) 2nd (2011 – 40+ teams) 4th (2013 – 50+ teams) 8th (2018 – 100+ teams) |
SMU is the youngest ever law school to reach the championship final; a joint team with National University of Singapore was sent between 2011 and 2014. | |
 Private Law Moot (Sydney) |
2016/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: 2016 |
Best oralist: 2017 (1st and 2nd), 2018 (1st and 3rd) | Best memorials: 2016 (1st) | 1st (2014 – 12 teams; 2017 – 14 teams) 2nd (2018 – 17 teams) |
SMU is the youngest ever law school to reach the championship final. |
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Asian Law Students Association Moot (venue varies) |
2009/2018 DNP 2010 to 2013 and 2015 to 2016 |
Champions: 2014, 2017
1st-runner-up: 2009 |
Best oralist: Best final oralist: 2014 |
Best memorials: 2017 (2) | 1st (2014 – 20+ teams; 2017 – 30+ teams) 5th (2018 – 40+ teams) |
SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won the first of its two championships in 2014 as the youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
| 2017/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: 2017, 2018 |
Best memorials: | 1st (2017 – 37 teams; 2018 – 119 teams) | ||
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International Maritime Arbitration Law Moot (venue varies) |
2013/2018 DNP 2014 to 2015 |
Champions:
1st-runner-up: 2016 |
Best oralist: 2018 (3rd) Best oralist for knockouts: 2016 (3rd) |
Best memorials: 2017 (5th) | 1st (2017 – 20+ teams; 2018 – 20+ teams) 2nd (2013 – 20+ teams; 2016 – 20+ teams) |
SMU is the youngest ever law school to reach the championship final. |
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Sarin Air Law (venue varies) |
2018/2019 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: 2018 |
Best oralist: 2018 (2nd) |
Best memorials 2018 (3rd): | 1st (2018 – 41 teams) 3rd (2019 – 37 teams) |
SMU is the youngest ever law school to reach the championship final. |
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Intellectual Property (Oxford) |
2017/2019 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: | Best memorials: | 3rd (2019 – 60 teams) | Qualified since 2017 |
| 2015/2015 DNP 2016 onwards |
Champions: 2015
1st-runner-up: |
Best final oralist: 2015 Best semi-final oralist: 2015 |
Best memorials: | Unknown | SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won its first championship in 2015 as the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. | |
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Pan Asian Human Rights (Hong Kong) |
2017/2017 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: 2017 | Best memorials: | Unknown | |
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Hague Choice of Court Convention Moot (Hong Kong) |
2014/2014 DNP 2015 onwards |
Champions: 2014
1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: Best final oralist: 2014 |
Best memorials: | Unknown | SMU has the best track record in this moot, having won its first championship in 2015 as the first Singapore law school and youngest ever law school to win the moot. |
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Youth for Peace (Minsk) |
2011/2011 DNP 2012 onwards |
Champions: 2011
1st-runner-up: |
Best oralist: Best final oralist: |
Best memorials: | Unknown | A joint team with National University of Singapore was sent in 2011. |
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CDRC (Vienna) |
2017/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
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ICC Mediation (Paris) |
2011/2018 DNP 2014 to 2016 |
Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
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ICC Mediation (Hong Kong) |
2018/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
Best Mediation Advocacy Award: 2018 | |||
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HSF Delhi Negotiation (India) |
2018/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: |
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Advocate Maximus (India) |
2018/2018 | Champions:
1st-runner-up: 2018 |
Other international moot achievements
- Stetson Environmental Law Moot: 2016 regional round semi-finalist
- DM Harish Moot: 2015 semi-finalist and best oralist (2nd); 2016 octo-finalist
- 9th St John Street Chambers Moot: First Place (2012) (SMU student on exchange)
- JustCite Procedural Justice Mooting Shield: First Place (2014) (SMU alumnus on BCL)
- Asia Pacific M&A: 2017 semi-finalist
- Cyberweek eMediation: Top Party (2010; 2014)
- Essex-SAL: Champions (2016; 2017); Champions (joint teams with other alumni) (2013; 2014); Best Speaker (2016; 2019); 1st-runners-up (2019); Best Memorial (joint team with other alumnus) (2015)
- Maritime Law Association of Singapore Moot: Champions (2016, 2017), 1st-runner-up (2016)
- CIArb/New South Wales Young Lawyers Moot: Champions (2018)
Most number of international championship finals in a season
SMU set a world record by reaching eight international moot finals in a single season in 2015, a feat it bettered in 2016 when it reached nine finals. It also became the first university to successfully defend a major moot international title when it won back-to-back championships in the ICC moot in 2015 and 2016. It has reached more than five finals in a single season in the following seasons:
- 9: 2015/16 (Vis East, Vis, Price, IHL, ICC, WTO/FTA, Maritime Asia Cup, Ashurst)
- 8: 2014/15 (Hague Convention, Asia Cup, LawAsia, Vis East, Vis, Frankfurt, Price, ICC)
- 6: 2016/17 (LawAsia, Fletcher, Frankfurt, Price, ICC, ALSA)
Most number of international championships in a season
SMU also holds the world record for most number of international moot championships won in a single season (5 in 2014/15). Seasons in which it has won more than three championships in a single season are:
- 5: 2014/15 (Asia Cup, Hague Convention, LawAsia, Vis East, ICC)
- 5: 2016/17 (LawAsia, Fletcher, Frankfurt, Price, ALSA)
- 3: 2015/16 (Price, ICC, WTO/FTA)
Mooters with multiple international championships
A number of SMU students have also earned the rare distinction of having won multiple international championships:
- Bethel Chan (JD'15): Asia Cup'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist and Essex-SAL'2017 champion)
- Chang Zi Qian (LLB'11): Price'2010; Youth for Peace'2011
- Foo Shihao (LLB'15): LawAsia'2013; ICC'2015
- Tracy Gani (LLB'18): Price'2017; ICC'2018 (also IHL'2016 finalist)
- Eden Li (LLB/BBM'16): Asia Cup'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist and Essex-SAL'2017 finalist)
- Muz Omar (LLB'16): ALSA'2014; LawAsia'2014
- Nicolette Oon (LLB'16): Asia Cup'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist)
- Saw Teng Sheng (JD'17): ICC'2016; Price'2017
- Grace Sim (LLB'15): LawAsia'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist)
- Jerald Soon (LLB/BBM'16): Asia Cup'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist)
- Tan Jun Hong (LLB'16): ALSA'2014; Asia Cup'2014; Vis East'2015 (also a Vis'2015 finalist, Essex-SAL'2017 finalist, and CIArb/New South Wales Young Lawyers Moot'2018 champion)
- Nanthini Vijayakumar (LLB'15): LawAsia'2013; WTO/FTA'2015 (also a Moot Shanghai'2014 finalist)
- Samuel Yap (LLB'15): LawAsia'2013; ICC'2015
Other local moot achievements
- Local record for most number of local moots won by a student: Nicholas Liu'15 with 6 (Advo Cup, Attorney-General's Cup, Harry Elias, Howard Hunter, MLAS, WongP)
- Singapore Legal Forum Moot: First Place (2009)
- Singapore Academy of Law Jus Debate: First Place and Best Speaker (2018)
