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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
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- 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
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- 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…
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Table of Contents
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Image Processing ....................................................................................................................................................... 47
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Assessment ofMetadata Needs…
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I. INTRODUCTION
Context
The Technical…
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ln general, master files have the…
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II. TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Raster Image Characteristics…
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printing images all render high-bit…
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Viewing Conditions
A variety of factors…
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temperature may also be necessary…
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Future work of the Still Image…
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Tsukuba: It was just at sunset at right front of us. There was
a stripe of red line and almost dark, it was almost
pitch dark behind us.
Beckner: How was the lighting conditions inside the cockpit?
Tsukuba: We had night illumination at above sideways. I was
using a spot light while calculating the data. I do
not remember whether the Captain had the lights turned
off or not. There is a switch that can turn the light
to regular fluorescent or to dark. It was set to dark.
Beckner: How long did you see the object?
Tsukuba: The one in front of us, as I mentioned earlier, I saw
it for about 10 minutes, then, tha one on our left sida
at 9 o'clock, together, a total of 30 minutes. The
lights in front of us and the other one were of two
absolutely different nature of lights.
Beckner: Would you show us what they looked like on this paper?
Tsukuba: The lights in front of us were clusters of lights like
this. I think they were made of two parts. How should
I say this, but the lights were shaped like windows of
a passenger aircraft.
·aeckner: What was the shape of the object like?
Tsukuba: . I do not know. It was just lights. Tha one in front
of us was like an aircraft viewed from another aircraft
which was ours.
Beckner: Did-the object move with your aircraft when you changed
direction or altitude?
Tsukuba: When we saw the first one in front of us, we did not
change the heading, but the second one, it was really
hard to see, I had to try real hard to see it, so we
changed heading. I think the object was with us when
w• changed altitude. When we changed altitude, I could
not sea. The Captain said it was still there, so I
felt like it was there.
Beckner: Did you see another aircraft?
Tsukuba: I saw United Air Line.
Beckner: Any other lighted, or unlighted objects?
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