“Works”28 pages
- p. 12 …Steucke said, "The controllers were doing their job right because they have to
work with what…
- p. 17 …it, but one of the people that work for me, I'm the office
manager over…
- p. 24 …Terauchi Working good
R. Gordon Good, (laughter)
F. Fujii Now how about communications, naviagion, or interferring…
- p. 67 …this period of time when you
were working with •••
T. Tamefuji Oh yeah, hurnmm
P. Beckner…
- p. 80 …I was working the R/Dl5
position from 0156 UTC, November 18, 1986 to 0230 UTC…
- p. 81 …I was working the Dl5 position
f r om 0156 UTC, November 18, 1986 to 0230…
- p. 83 …I was working the Dl5 position
from 0230 UTC, November 18, 1986, to 0530 UTC, November…
- p. 84 …I was working the El position from 0006 UTC, November 18,
1986 to 0425 UTC, November…
- p. 85 …1986, to 0900 UTC, November 18,
I was working the Area Manager
18, 1986, to 0900…
- p. 92 INSPECTION AND SURVEILLANCE RECORD
1. WORK A CT IV ITY • 2. UNI 3. HOURS
Ille 1…
- p. 93 INSPECTION AND SURVEILLANCE RECORD
I. WORK ACTIVITY 2. UHl T:i . HOURS
4. NAME ANO ADDRESS…
- p. 96 INSPECTION AHO SURVEILLANCE RECORD
1. WORK ACTIVITY
'·NAME AMO AOORESS 01" CARRIER, OPERATOR, AIRPORT,
AGENCY, OR…
- p. 105 …Position Logs. (Record
of which employees were working each
position at what time.) (2 pages)
Anchorage…
- p. 108 …Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group; Rebecca Osborne
and Catherine Scott, IBM; Karen Griggs…
- p. 109 …Creation of Raster
Image Master Files
Author Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative (FADGI) - Still Image Working Group…
- p. 110 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 201 o
Table of Contents
SCOPE ............................................................................................................................ 2…
- p. 111 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group -August 201 O
Image Processing ....................................................................................................................................................... 47
Color Correction…
- p. 112 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 2010
Meta-Metadata ....... ..... ............. ........... ..... ..... .... .... .. .... ........... ...... ........ ... ..... ... .. .... ......... .. ..... ...... ... ..... .......... ... ....... 76
Assessment ofMetadata Needs…
- p. 113 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 201 o
I. INTRODUCTION
Context
The Technical…
- p. 114 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group -August 2010
ln general, master files have the…
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Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group -August 2010
II. TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Raster Image Characteristics…
- p. 116 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group -August 2010
printing images all render high-bit…
- p. 117 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group -August 2010
Viewing Conditions
A variety of factors…
- p. 118 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 201 O
temperature may also be necessary…
- p. 119 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 2010
Future work of the Still Image…
- p. 120 Federal Agencies Digitization Initiative Still Image Working Group - August 2010
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- SIGNAL -
"' SFR - Spatial Frequency Response - ( ISO…
- p. 122 Federal Agencies Digitization In itiative Still Image Working Group -August 20 10
- NOISE-
Engineering - Radiometric Distortion…
Paul Steucke
FAA Public Affairs
701 C Street, Box 14
Anch. AK 99513 ~·1 arch 5 , 1987
UNCORRELATED RADAR SIGNALS
Radar data received by the FAA and used to track Japan Airlines flight 1628
on the night of the November 17, 1986, was retained by FAA. Review of this
radar data by FAA experts using identical equipment at the FAA's research
technical center in Atlantic City, New Jersey, revealed that the radar system
was receiving what is called an "uncorrelated primary and beacon target".
This electronic phenomena is not unusual according to Steucke who said, "It
is unfortunate that the uncorrelated target phenomena occurred just when a
pilot was reporting seeing something outside his aircraft.
The controller's statements, released by the FAA, indicate that they thought
there might be another aircraft or object in the area of the JAL flight.
Steucke said, "The controllers were doing their job right because they have to
work with what is right there in front of them on the screen, especially when
you have a Captain that is reporting "other traffic" in his irmiediate area.
The .. radar data they had was one target, moving slowly across the radar screen.
They don't have the benefit of "monday morning quarterbacking" with multiple
radar images as was the case in regenerating the radar data." Review of the
radar data by FAA experts revealed the "uncorrelated target" phenomena.
FAA electronic technicians explained that an "uncorrelated primary and
beacon target" on the radar screen occurs when the radar energy that is sent up
toward the aircraft, (primary signal) returns to the radar receiver along with
the aircraft transponder (beacon) signal and the two do not match up as being
at the same exact location.
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