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Chapter generation for digital video recorder based on perceptual clustering
Science Conference Proceedings (OSTI)
We propose a novel automatic chapter generating technique for digital video recorder (DVR) based on a perceptual clustering. Clustering with two-staged hierarchy is introduced for the first time, showing better performance than previous approaches without ...
M. Yamauchi; M. Kimura; J. Ohmiya; J. Nishikawa; I. Okabayashi
Color spaces in digital video
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Whether it`s photography, computer graphics, publishing, or video; each medium has a defined color space, or gamut, which defines the extent that a given set of RGB colors can be mixed. When converting from one medium to another, an image must go through some form of conversion which maps colors into the destination color space. The conversion process isn`t always straight forward, easy, or reversible. In video, two common analog composite color spaces are Y`tjv (used in PAL) and Y`IQ (used in NTSC). These two color spaces have been around since the beginning of color television, and are primarily used in video transmission. Another analog scheme used in broadcast studios is Y`, R`-Y`, B`-Y` (used in Betacam and Mll) which is a component format. Y`, R`-Y`,B`-Y` maintains the color information of RGB but in less space. From this, the digital component video specification, ITU-Rec. 601-4 (formerly CCIR Rec. 601) was based. The color space for Rec. 601 is symbolized as Y`CbCr. Digital video formats such as DV, Dl, Digital-S, etc., use Rec. 601 to define their color gamut. Digital composite video (for D2 tape) is digitized analog Y`UV and is seeing decreased use. Because so much information is contained in video, segments of any significant length usually require some form of data compression. All of the above mentioned analog video formats are a means of reducing the bandwidth of RGB video. Video bulk storage devices, such as digital disk recorders, usually store frames in Y`CbCr format, even if no other compression method is used. Computer graphics and computer animations originate in RGB format because RGB must be used to calculate lighting and shadows. But storage of long animations in RGB format is usually cost prohibitive and a 30 frame-per-second data rate of uncompressed RGB is beyond most computers. By taking advantage of certain aspects of the human visual system, true color 24-bit RGB video images can be compressed with minimal loss of visual information. For example, humans `see` more white-to-black (luminance) detail then red, green, or blue color detail. Also, the eye is most sensitive to green colors. Taking advantage of this, both composite and component video allocates more bandwidth for the luma (Y`) signal than the chroma signals. Y`611 is composed of 59% green`, 30% red`, and 11% blue` (prime symbol denotes gamma corrected colors). This luma signal also maintains compatibility with black and white television receivers. Component digital video converts R`G`B` signals (either from a camera or a computer) to a monochromatic brightness signal Y` (referred here as luma to distinguish it from the CIE luminance linear- light quantity), and two color difference signals Cb and Cr. These last two are the blue and red signals with the luma component subtracted out. As you know, computer graphic images are composed of red, green, and blue elements defined in a linear color space. Color monitors do not display RGB linearly. A linear RGB color space image must be gamma corrected to be displayed properly on a CRT. Gamma correction, which is approximately a 0.45 power function, must also be employed before converting an RGB image to video color space. Gamma correction is defined for video in the international standard: ITU-Rec. BT.709-4. The gamma correction transform is the same for red, green, and blue. The color coding standard for component digital video and high definition video symbolizes gamma corrected luma by Y`, the blue difference signal by Cb (Cb = B` -Y`), and the red color difference signal by Cr (Cr = R` - Y`). Component analog HDTV uses Y`PbPr. To reduce conversion errors, clip in R`G`B`, not in Y`CbCr space. View video on a video monitor, computer monitor phosphors are wrong. Use a large word size (double precision) to avoid warp around, the0232n round the results to values between 0 and 255. And finally, recall that multiplying two 8- bit numbers results in a 16-bit number, so values need to be clipped to 8-bits.
Gaunt, R.
DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER Instruction Manual
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'emploi VIDEOCÁMARA Y GRABADORA DIGITAL Manual de Instrucciones ENGLISH FRAN�?AIS ESPA�?OL Mini Digital Video Cassette. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and use in accordance devices or other sources of electric or magnetic radiation. They may cause picture interference
Digital video display systems and dynamic graphics
Most digital video display systems have been capable of producing only text or static imagery. This paper shows that these limitations are not intrinsic to the technology, but are rather a direct consequence of the display system architecture. The paper ... Keywords: Animated graphics, Computer animation, Digital video display, Dynamic graphics, Raster display, Raster graphics, Video display, Video raster system
Ronald Baecker
Six Musical Compositions Integrating Digital Video
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Bultmann, Nils Patrick
Governance of labor in digital video networks
Theories of digitally distributed labor tend to fall into an idealized, oppositional binary that conflates digital labor systems with critiques that are judgmental rather than based on detailed analyses of the actual system or site. On the one hand are ... Keywords: algorithm, beta, crowdsourcing, digital, governance, internet, technology, television, video
Adam Fish
Usage derived recommendations for a video digital library
We describe a minimalist methodology to develop usage-based recommender systems for multimedia digital libraries. A prototype recommender system based on this strategy was implemented for the Open Video Project, a digital library of videos that are freely ... Keywords: Open Video Project, Recommender systems, Usage analysis, Video
Johan Bollen; Michael L. Nelson; Gary Geisler; Raquel Araujo
Query parameters for harvesting digital video and associated contextual information
Video is increasingly important to digital libraries and archives as both primary content and as context for the primary objects in collections. Services like YouTube not only offer large numbers of videos but also usage data such as comments and ratings ... Keywords: digital curation, harvesting, video mining
Gary Marchionini; Chirag Shah; Christopher A. Lee; Robert Capra
Education: Digital Resource Center - VIDEOS: Novelis Fusion Video
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Video Information Retrieval: Lessons Learned with the Informedia Digital Video Library
Video Information Retrieval: Lessons Learned with the Informedia Digital Video Library Alexander information, which are difficult to extract, combine or trade-off in general video information retrieval. This paper provides an evaluation on the effects of different types of information used for video retrieval
Hauptmann, Alexander G.
Education: Digital Resource Center - VIDEOS: Tensile test video
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Video frame store; An advanced solid state recorder
In many security applications, such as in nuclear facilities, solid state recorders (SSR) have been used to instantly record and play back video images of a scene when an alarm occurs in that scene. Unlike video cassette recorders (VCR) which take a second or two to start, SSRs can respond to a command from a host computer in less than 1/30th of a second. Therefore they can be a very useful tool for video alarm assessment. There are, however, four major drawbacks with current commercial SSRs. One is high cost: a typical commercial SSR unit that can store up to 128 frames of video image costs about $70,000. Another drawback is the inability to record asynchronous video. A third problem is inflexibility of system configuration; e.g., increasing memory for image storage in an SSR can only be done by purchasing an additional unit or replacing it with another one with more memory. The final drawback is the inability to handshake with a host computer to guarantee the integrity of its response to the host's commands. The Video Frame Store (CFS) is an advanced solid state recorder that provides an effective resolution to the above problems. A VFS unit that stores 128 video frames costs less than half of a typical SSR. In addition to many basic features of a typical SSR, the VFS also provides a number of advanced features. The hardware and software implementation as well as the advanced features are discussed in detail in this paper.
Thai, T.Q.; Walker, J.E. (Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States))
Record for pi : 206 billion decimal digits - CECM
... digits difference. Then we are declaring 206,158,430,000 decimal digits as the new world record. (More details soon at http://pi2.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html)�...
Vision of the unseen: Current trends and challenges in digital image and video forensics
Digital images are everywhere�from our cell phones to the pages of our online news sites. How we choose to use digital image processing raises a surprising host of legal and ethical questions that we must address. What are the ramifications of ... Keywords: Image and video forensics, forgery and fraud detection, hidden messages detection, image and video source identification, legal aspects
Anderson Rocha; Walter Scheirer; Terrance Boult; Siome Goldenstein
Record for pi : 51.5 billion decimal digits - CECM
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Procurement documentation for the beam characterization subsystem: pyrheliometer, digitizer, MODACS III, video camera. RADL item No. 3-4
DOE Green Energy (OSTI)
Procurement documentation is given describing the basic features of the parts of a Beam Characterization System of a solar central receiver facility. Parts include pyrheliometers, a digitizer, components of the data acquisition and control system, and video cameras. The specification establishing the performance and acceptance requirements for the video cameras are given. (LEW)
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International Video Pornography on the Internet: Crossing Digital Borders and the Un/disciplined Gaze.
Eroticized Asian in Gay Video Porn. In Ono, K. A CompanionInternational Video Pornography on the Internet: Crossingstructure of the distribution of video pornography online (
Woida, Chloe
Digitizing Chart Recorder Data: Coordinate System Conversion for Rain Gauges and Similar Recording Instruments
Though chart recorder data are widely available for many environmental parameters over long periods of record, the nonorthogonal coordinate systems of many types of recorder charts complicates data extraction such that it is almost always manual; ...
M. Todd Walter; Paul Mutch; Christa D. Salmon; Donald K. McCool; Lars O. Hedin
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Energy use of televisions and video cassette recorders in the U.S.
In an effort to more accurately determine nationwide energy consumption, the U.S. Department of Energy has recently commissioned studies with the goal of improving its understanding of the energy use of appliances in the miscellaneous end-use category. This study presents an estimate of the residential energy consumption of two of the most common domestic appliances in the miscellaneous end-use category: color televisions (TVs) and video cassette recorders (VCRs). The authors used a bottom-up approach in estimating national TV and VCR energy consumption. First, they obtained estimates of stock and usage from national surveys, while TV and VCR power measurements and other data were recorded at repair and retail shops. Industry-supplied shipment and sales distributions were then used to minimize bias in the power measurement samples. To estimate national TV and VCR energy consumption values, ranges of power draw and mode usage were created to represent situations in homes with more than one unit. Average energy use values for homes with one unit, two units, etc. were calculated and summed to provide estimates of total national TV and VCR energy consumption.
Meier, Alan; Rosen, Karen
Video Transmission Jerkiness Measure.
??Digital video transmission is widely used nowadays in multimedia. Frame dropping, freeze and reduced number of frames in the transmitted video are common symptoms of� (more)
Abdelsamad, Deena
IEEE TRANSACTIONSON NUCLEAR SCIENCE, VOL. 42, NO. 4, AUGUST 1995 Digitized Video SubjectPositioning
the studies is achieved by tracking three light emitting diodes (LEDs) fixed on the subject's face. The video
Thompson, Chris
Effects of audio and visual surrogates for making sense of digital video
Video surrogates are meant to help people quickly make sense of the content of a video before downloading or seeking more detailed information. In this paper we present the results of a study comparing the effectiveness of three different surrogates ... Keywords: dual coding, multimedia, video surrogates
Yaxiao Song; Gary Marchionini
Finding the right shots: assessing usability and performance of a digital video library interface
The authors developed a system in which visually dense displays of thumbnail imagery in storyboard views are used for shot-based video retrieval. The views allow for effective retrieval, as evidenced by the success achieved by expert users with the system ... Keywords: TRECVID, storyboard, video retrieval
Michael Christel; Neema Moraveji
The TREC-2001 Video Track Report
... Marchionini, 2001), the NIST Digital Video Library (Over, 2001 ... SPIE 2670 (pp. ... Evaluat- ing and Combining Digital Video Shot Bound- ary Detection ...
Eroticized Asian in Gay Video Porn. In Ono, K. A CompanionBrandon Lee: The Making of A Gay Asian American Porn Star.in Linda Williams� Porn Studies. Duke University Press,
Direct Fingerprinting on Multicasting Compressed Video
A video fingerprint is a kind of digital watermark used in digital video for tracking pirate copies in a multi-user environment. Different users receive the same video with different watermarks designed for uniquely identifying designated users. As a ...
Zheng Liu; Xue Li; Zhaoyang Dong
Verification experiment on the downblending of high enriched uranium (HEU) at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant. Digital video surveillance of the HEU feed stations
As part of a Safeguards Agreement between the US and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Piketon, Ohio, was added to the list of facilities eligible for the application of IAEA safeguards. Currently, the facility is in the process of downblending excess inventory of HEU to low enriched uranium (LEU) from US defense related programs for commercial use. An agreement was reached between the US and the IAEA that would allow the IAEA to conduct an independent verification experiment at the Portsmouth facility, resulting in the confirmation that the HEU was in fact downblended. The experiment provided an opportunity for the DOE laboratories to recommend solutions/measures for new IAEA safeguards applications. One of the measures recommended by Sandia National Laboratories (SNL), and selected by the IAEA, was a digital video surveillance system for monitoring activity at the HEU feed stations. This paper describes the SNL implementation of the digital video system and its integration with the Load Cell Based Weighing System (LCBWS) from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The implementation was based on commercially available technology that also satisfied IAEA criteria for tamper protection and data authentication. The core of the Portsmouth digital video surveillance system was based on two Digital Camera Modules (DMC-14) from Neumann Consultants, Germany.
Martinez, R.L.; Tolk, K. [Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States); Whiting, N. [International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Castleberry, K.; Lenarduzzi, R. [Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (United States)
Perceptual tests and feature extraction: Toward a novel methodology for the assessment of the digitization of old ethnic music records
The importance of preserving and ensuring access to the ethnic music heritage is now widely recognized. Almost the entire audio archive community agrees on the fact that the only practicable way to preserve this heritage is the re-recording of old analogic ... Keywords: Audio processing, Digital archives, Feature extraction
Antonio Rod�
A digital ASIC implementation of a video filter for synthetic aperture radar
Two GaAs ASICs have been designed and implemented for a synthetic aperture radar which eliminate the dc bias in the sampled video data and increase the signal to noise ratio by summing the data across consecutive bursts. The High Pass Filter and Presummer ASICs process data at a maximum sample rate of 170 MHz and 125 MHz respectively. The chips are fully ECL and TTL compatible. The high pass filter is packaged in GigaBit's standard 132-pin ceramic package, while the presummer is packaged in TriQuint's standard 196-pin ceramic package. The presummer has been successfully tested in a prototype synthetic aperture radar at Sandia National Laboratories. The high pass filter has been successfully tested in a high speed test fixture. These ASICs provide flexibility and low power consumption at data rates previously unattainable with comparable hardware. 1 refs., 4 figs.
Remund, B.L. (Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States)); Chow, J.; Salinas, J. (GigaBit Logic, Newbury Park, CA (United States))
Video Track Guidelines
... Promote progress in content-based retrieval from digital video via open ... Given a multimedia statement of information need and the common shot ...
Video Matching
This paper describes a method for bringing two videos (recorded at different times) into spatiotemporal alignment, then comparing and combining corresponding pixels for applications such as background subtraction, compositing, ...
Sand, Peter
Design of ultra low power analog-to-digital converter for ambulatory EEG recording
Portable acquisition of biopotential signals requires the design of compact, energy efficient circuits and systems. Such systems typically include analog-to-digital converter for digitizing signals from AFE and feeding it ...
El-Damak, Dina Reda
Retrieval Group Digital Video
This site is no longer in use and will soon disappear entirely. The Retrieval Group Information Access Division Last updated ...
Video recommendations for the open video project
We describe a DL multimedia recommender system implemented for the Open Video project. Recommendations are generated by a spreading activation algorithm operating on a video network created from log download sequences. We compared the system's recommendations ... Keywords: digital library, log data, recommender system
Johan Bollen; Michael L. Nelson; Raquel Araujo; Gary Geisler
Video Tutorials
Video Tutorials Video Tutorials1354608000000Video TutorialsWatch video tutorials.No Video Tutorials Watch video tutorials. Click the links to jump to a particular video or set of...
Digital Media Quality
... video. This work was reported to the 2004 SPIE Conference on Applications of Digital Image Processing XXVII. SubjectiveAssessMethodsForMPEG ...
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The TREC-2002 Video Track Report
... on Project RDD/G/235 to the British Library Research and ... SPIE 2670 (pp. ... Evaluat- ing and Combining Digital Video Shot Bound- ary Detection ...
IBM Research TREC-2002 Video Retrieval System
... for effectively searching and filtering digital video content. ... In A. Kent, editor, Encyclopedia of Library and In ... In IS&T/SPIE Sym- posium on Electronic ...
Video textures
This paper introduces a new type of medium, called a video texture, which has qualities somewhere between those of a photograph and a video. A video texture provides a continuous infinitely varying stream of images. While the individual ... Keywords: animation, image-based rendering, morphing, multimedia, natural phenomena, texture synthesis, video sprites, video-based animation, video-based rendering, view morphing
Arno Sch�dl; Richard Szeliski; David H. Salesin; Irfan Essa
NIST Digital Media Group: publications
... Guide (See above guide) Download PDF (294 KB) NIST/Library of Congress ... SPIE Conf. ... Mastering and Archiving Uncompressed Digital Video Test ...
VIDEO: Watch the Solar Decathlon 2013 Google+ Hangout | Department of
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VIDEO: Watch the Solar Decathlon 2013 Google+ Hangout VIDEO: Watch the Solar Decathlon 2013 Google+ Hangout VIDEO: Watch the Solar Decathlon 2013 Google+ Hangout September 19, 2013 - 2:26pm Addthis Miss the Solar Decathlon 2013 Google+ Hangout? Watch a recording of it above. Rebecca Matulka Rebecca Matulka Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs For two years, collegiate teams from around the world have been designing and building energy-efficient solar-powered houses for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013. With the competition just two weeks away, many teams are busy putting the final touches on their houses and preparing to transport them to the competition site in Irvine, California. Yesterday, team members from Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico, Santa Clara University, Team Alberta, Team Capitol DC and
M-LTW: a fast and efficient non-embedded intra video codec
Intra video coding is a common way to process video material for applications like professional video editing systems, digital cinema, video surveillance applications, multispectral satellite imaging, HQ video delivery, etc. Most practical intra coding ... Keywords: image and video coding, integer lifting transform, low complexity coding, tree-based wavelet coding
O. L�pez; M. Mart�nez-Rach; P. Pi�ol; J. Oliver; M. P. Malumbres
Presenting the Snowflake Video Imager (SVI)
Herein the authors introduce the Snowflake Video Imager (SVI), which is a new instrument for characterizing frozen precipitation. An SVI utilizes a video camera with sufficient frame rate, pixels, and shutter speed to record thousands of ...
Andrew J. Newman; Paul A. Kucera; Larry F. Bliven
Learning Transformations From Video
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Wang, Ching Ming
Digitizing the Administrative Records of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (Em) and Office of Legacy Management (LM) Ohio Sites
As former weapons sites close and are transitioned to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Legacy Management (LM), continued public involvement is essential for the successful turnover of long-term surveillance and maintenance (LTS and M) activities. During the environmental remediation process, public participation was a key factor in cleanup completion. The same level of commitment to encourage active public participation is true for the LTS and M activities at the LM sites, such as the Miamisburg Closure Project and the Fernald Closure Project. Community members participate in the transition and the decision-making processes for LTS and M as they did for the selection of response actions under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) cleanup process. [1] A key part of the post-closure activities for the Ohio Sites transitioning to LM from the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) is the preservation of site history and stakeholder involvement in the LTS and M activities that will continue during post-closure. In meeting the regulatory requirements of providing the CERCLA Administrative Record Reading Room for public access and to ensure that appropriate records are retrievable and available for all stakeholders, a decision was made to digitize the Miamisburg Closure Project and the Fernald Closure Project Administrative Records. This decision was, in part, based on the information and lessons learned from the digitization of the Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site (RFETS) CERCLA Administrative Records (AR). The Ohio Sites effort was expanded to include the Living History Project from the Fernald Closure Project. In most cases, the CERCLA AR maintained by EM closure sites and transitioned to LM will provide adequate baselines for identifying and capturing the information required by LM for post-closure stewardship of the sites. The AR established under Section 113(k) [2] of CERCLA serves two primary purposes. First, the record contains those documents that form the basis for selection of a response action and comply with Section 113(j) [3]; judicial review of any issue concerning the adequacy of any response action is limited to the record. Second, Section 113(k) [2] requires that the AR act as a vehicle for public participation in selecting a response action. The AR is the body of documents that 'forms the basis' for the selection of a particular response action at a site and contains historic information that has future study value by scholars, historians, regulators, and other stakeholders. (authors)
Powell, J. [U.S. Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management, Cincinnati, Ohio (United States); Williams, K.; Walpole, S. [S.M. Stoller Corporation, Miamisburg, Ohio (United States); McKinney, R. [Source One Management, Inc., Denver, Colorado (United States)
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Low Bandwidth Video Compression with Variable Dimension Vector Quantization
Lambert,R. Fryer,R.J. Cockshott,W.P. Mcgregor,D.R. Proceedings of the First Advanced Digital Video Compression Engineering Conference (Cambridge, UK)
Lambert, R.; Fryer, R.J.; Cockshott, W.P.
Axial tomography from digitized real time radiography
Axial tomography from digitized real time radiographs provides a useful tool for industrial radiography and tomography. The components of this system are: x-ray source, image intensifier, video camera, video line extractor and digitizer, data storage and reconstruction computers. With this system it is possible to view a two dimensional x-ray image in real time at each angle of rotation and select the tomography plane of interest by choosing which video line to digitize. The digitization of a video line requires less than a second making data acquisition relatively short. Further improvements on this system are planned and initial results are reported.
Zolnay, A.S.; McDonald, W.M.; Doupont, P.A.; McKinney, R.L.; Lee, M.M.
Axial Tomography from Digitized Real Time Radiography
DOE R&D Accomplishments (OSTI)
Zolnay, A. S.; McDonald, W. M.; Doupont, P. A.; McKinney, R. L.; Lee, M. M.
OCS: An effective caching scheme for video streaming on overlay networks
Video streaming is vital for many important applications such as distance learning, digital video libraries, and movie-on-demand. Since video streaming requires significant server and networking resources, caching has been used to reduce the demand on ... Keywords: Cache collaboration, Overlay networks, Video caching, Video streaming
Minh Tran; Wallapak Tavanapong; Wanida Putthividhya
Digital Watermarking and Steganography, 2 edition
Digital audio, video, images, and documents are flying through cyberspace to their respective owners. Unfortunately, along the way, individuals may choose to intervene and take this content for themselves. Digital watermarking and steganography technology ... Keywords: Networking, Security
Ingemar Cox; Matthew Miller; Jeffrey Bloom; Jessica Fridrich; Ton Kalker
Analyzing video compression for transporting over wireless fading channels
Wireless video communication is becoming increasingly popular these days with new applications such as TV on mobile and video phones. Commercial success of these applications requires superior video quality at the receiver. So it is imperative to analyze the effect of a wireless channel on a video transmission. The aim of this research is to analyze the video transmission over Rayleigh fading channels for various bit error rates (BER), signal to noise ratios (Eb/N0) and Doppler rates, and to suggest which source coding scheme is best at which BER, Eb/N0 and Doppler rates. Alternative schemes such as hybrid (digital/analog) schemes were considered and their performances were compared with pure digital communication. It is also shown that the combination of digital and analog video communication does not yield any better performance compared to pure digital video communication.
Kannan, Karthik
Scaling Video Conferencing Through Spatial Tiling
Gharai,L. Perkins,C.S. Mankin,A. Proceedings of the 11th International Workshop on Network and Operating System Support for Digital Audio and Video (NOSSDAV2001), Danfords on the Sound, Port Jefferson, New York, USA
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Video dithering
In this work, we present mathematical and artistic techniques for the easy creation of artistic screening animations in video resolution by extending the artistic screening technique of adapting various patterns as screen dots for generating halftones. For video dithering, three different animations are needed. One is for screen dots which is a simple black and white animation; another is for the goal (or perceived) animation on the screen; and the other animation is for controlling the color and the size of screen dots. By combining three different animations with video dithering techniques, two animations appear simultaneously on the result video screen and provide complex and unique animation. Our techniques assure creating of aesthetic looking movies by providing frame to frame coherence and avoiding spatial and temporal aliasing that can be caused by low quality of video images. We shows how this technique is a powerful and effective way to create artistic results, by demonstrating variety of video dithering.
Yu, Jin Nah
Characterization of the PHOCITM data integrated video sensor technology
In this article, we report the characterization results of two data integrated video sensors designed by Clifton Labs, Inc. A data integrated video sensor consists of an array of photodetectors that each provide both an analog (video) and digital (data) ... Keywords: CMOS imager, Data-communicating imager, Free-space communications, Photonic communications
Douglas R. Hickey; Chris J. Fearing; Fred R. Beyette, Jr.; Philip A. Wilsey
Auto-summarization of audio-video presentations
As streaming audio-video technology becomes widespread, there is a dramatic increase in the amount of multimedia content available on the net. Users face a new challenge: How to examine large amounts of multimedia content quickly. One technique that ... Keywords: corporate training, digital library, streaming media, user evaluation, user log analysis, video on-demand, video summarization
Liwei He; Elizabeth Sanocki; Anoop Gupta; Jonathan Grudin
Synergy of seismic, acoustic, and video signals in blast analysis
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Video systems for alarm assessment
The purpose of this NUREG is to present technical information that should be useful to NRC licensees in designing closed-circuit television systems for video alarm assessment. There is a section on each of the major components in a video system: camera, lens, lighting, transmission, synchronization, switcher, monitor, and recorder. Each section includes information on component selection, procurement, installation, test, and maintenance. Considerations for system integration of the components are contained in each section. System emphasis is focused on perimeter intrusion detection and assessment systems. A glossary of video terms is included. 13 figs., 9 tabs.
Greenwoll, D.A.; Matter, J.C. (Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States)); Ebel, P.E. (BE, Inc., Barnwell, SC (United States))
Video flowmeter
DOE Patents (OSTI)
A video flowmeter is described that is capable of specifying flow nature and pattern and, at the same time, the quantitative value of the rate of volumetric flow. An image of a determinable volumetric region within a fluid (10) containing entrained particles (12) is formed and positioned by a rod optic lens assembly (31) on the raster area of a low-light level television camera (20). The particles (12) are illuminated by light transmitted through a bundle of glass fibers (32) surrounding the rod optic lens assembly (31). Only particle images having speeds on the raster area below the raster line scanning speed may be used to form a video picture which is displayed on a video screen (40). The flowmeter is calibrated so that the locus of positions of origin of the video picture gives a determination of the volumetric flow rate of the fluid (10).
Lord, David E. (Livermore, CA); Carter, Gary W. (Livermore, CA); Petrini, Richard R. (Livermore, CA)
A video flowmeter is described that is capable of specifying flow nature and pattern and, at the same time, the quantitative value of the rate of volumetric flow. An image of a determinable volumetric region within a fluid containing entrained particles is formed and positioned by a rod optic lens assembly on the raster area of a low-light level television camera. The particles are illuminated by light transmitted through a bundle of glass fibers surrounding the rod optic lens assembly. Only particle images having speeds on the raster area below the raster line scanning speed may be used to form a video picture which is displayed on a video screen. The flowmeter is calibrated so that the locus of positions of origin of the video picture gives a determination of the volumetric flow rate of the fluid. 4 figs.
Lord, D.E.; Carter, G.W.; Petrini, R.R.
A video flowmeter is described that is capable of specifying flow nature and pattern and, at the same time, the quantitative value of the rate of volumetric flow. An image of a determinable volumetric region within a fluid containing entrained particles is formed and positioned by a rod optic lens assembly on the raster area of a low-light level television camera. The particles are illuminated by light transmitted through a bundle of glass fibers surrounding the rod optic lens assembly. Only particle images having speeds on the raster area below the raster line scanning speed may be used to form a video picture which is displayed on a video screen. The flowmeter is calibrated so that the locus of positions of origin of the video picture gives a determination of the volumetric flow rate of the fluid.
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Ramesh Raskar; Adrian Ilie; Jingyi Yu
Navigating videos by location
The combination of images with geographical information has gained a lot of attention; systems like Google Street View (GSV) have become an integral part of our daily routine and uploading and sharing geotagged images becomes more and more popular. With ... Keywords: geotagging, interactive video tour, video navigation
Philip Mildner; Frederik Claus; Stephan Kopf; Wolfgang Effelsberg
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Video image position determination
The present invention generally relates to the control of video and optical information and, more specifically, to control systems utilizing video images to provide control. Accurate control of video images and laser beams is becoming increasingly important as the use of lasers for machine, medical and experimental processes escalates. In, AURORA, an installation at Los Alamos National Laboratory dedicated to laser fusion research, it is necessary to precisely control the path and angle of up to 96 lasers beams. This invention is comprised of an optical beam position controller in which a video camera captures an image of the beam in its video frames, and conveys those images to a processing board which calculates the centroid coordinates for the image. The image coordinates are used by motor controllers and stepper motors to position the beam in a predetermined alignment. In one embodiment, system noise, used in conjunction with Bernoulli trials, yields higher resolution centroid coordinates.
Christensen, W.; Anderson, F.L.; Kortegaard, B.L.
Videos Videos Around the country, Better Buildings Neighborhood partners are bringing the benefits of energy upgrades to their communities. Watch Better Buildings videos to learn how communities are implementing energy upgrade programs and enhancing the local workforce. Learn more about our partners through their own videos about energy efficiency improvements and benefits for consumers and businesses. Partner Spotlight Photo of head and shoulders of a man facing a camera off-screen. EnergyWorks KC Works to Green Missouri in Seven Simple Steps Eric Person of the EnergyWorks KC program in Kansas City, Missouri, walks homeowners through seven steps toward making their homes more energy-efficient. Watch the video | See more Learn more about EnergyWorks KC: Partner profile
EMSL: News: Videos and Animations
Fellowships and Awards BOOKMARK US RSS Facebook icon YouTube icon flickr Videos and Animations Videos and Animations showcase research conducted by EMSL users, EMSL's...
Video Library | Advanced Photon Source
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Advanced Photon Source (APS) Colloquium Series Video Collection from 2010
The Advanced Photon Source (APS) is a DOE Scientific User Facility located at Argonne National Laboratory. It provides this nation's most brilliant x-ray beams for research in almost all scientific disciplines. The monthly APS Colloquium series brings distinguished scientists from around the world to lecture on topics of general interest. Some of these presentations are available as integrated video and slides. The 2010 multimedia presentations available on this website are: 1) Fermilab: Present and Future, Young-kee Kim; 2) Science Opportunities at ORNL's Neutron Sources, Ian Anderson; 3) What is the Arm Climate Research Facility: Is Global Warming a Real Bias or a Statistical Anomaly? Douglas L. Sisterson; 4) Magnetic Recording Media Technology for the Tb/In2 Era, Gerardo Bertero (Wester Digital); 5) History and Solution of the Phase Problem in the Theory of Structure Determination of Crystals from X-ray Diffraction Experiments, Emil Wolf (University of Rochester); 6) Dynamical Studies Using Coherent X-rays: A Short Review and Prospects for the Future, Sunil K. Sinha (University of California, San Diego); 7) Oil, Water, and Wildlife: The Gulf of Mexico Disaster and Related Environmental Issues, John W. Bickman (Purdue University); 8) Experimental Discovery of Topological Insulators and Related Superconductors, M. Zahid Hasan (Princeton University); 9) LCLS - The X-ray Laser Has Turned On, Uwe Bergmann; 10) Small Angle X-ray Scattering from Biological Macromolecules and Nanoparticles, Dimitri Svergun (European Molecular Biology Laboratory).
Same same but different: comparing rendering environments for interactive digital objects
Digital cultural heritage in interactive form can take different shapes. It can be either in the form of interactive virtual representations of nondigital objects like buildings or nature, but also as born digital materials like interactive art and video ... Keywords: characterization, digital preservation, emulation, image segmentation, preservation planning, rendering
M. Guttenbrunner; J. Wieners; A. Rauber; M. Thaller
Interactive video authoring and sharing based on two-layer templates
The rapid adoption of digital cameras and camcorders leads to a huge demand for new tools and systems that enables average users to more efficiently and more effectively process, manage, author and share digital media contents, in particular, a powerful ... Keywords: interactive multimedia, multimedia authoring, multimedia management, template, video editing
Xian-Sheng Hua; Shipeng Li
VIDEO: Moniz Talks Energy and Climate Policy | Department of Energy
VIDEO: Moniz Talks Energy and Climate Policy VIDEO: Moniz Talks Energy and Climate Policy VIDEO: Moniz Talks Energy and Climate Policy August 27, 2013 - 1:06pm Addthis Secretary Moniz delivers remarks at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy in New York City. | Video courtesy of Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy. April Saylor April Saylor Former Digital Outreach Strategist, Office of Public Affairs "I'm not here to debate what is not debatable ... The threat from climate change is real and urgent." Secretary Ernest Moniz Secretary Moniz spoke at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy in New York City yesterday. He began his remarks by citing recent extreme weather events and their impact on energy infrastructure -- and referred to President Obama's Climate Action Plan as part of the
VIDEO: Celebrating Women's Leadership in the Clean Energy Revolution |
VIDEO: Celebrating Women's Leadership in the Clean Energy VIDEO: Celebrating Women's Leadership in the Clean Energy Revolution VIDEO: Celebrating Women's Leadership in the Clean Energy Revolution September 30, 2013 - 4:29pm Addthis Watch highlights from the 2013 Women in Clean Energy Symposium -- an annual event that is working to build a community of professionals dedicated to advancing the careers and goals of women in clean energy. | Video by Matty Greene, Energy Department. Erin R. Pierce Erin R. Pierce Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Last week we shared a recap of the 2013 Women in Clean Energy Symposium. The event, a key component of the Clean Energy Education & Empowerment initiative (C3E), provides a forum for thought leaders across the clean energy sector to devise innovative solutions to the nation's most
Multimodal surrogates for video browsing
Keywords: abstracting methods, browsing, cognitive processes, multimedia information systems, multimodal video surrogates
Wei Ding; Gary Marchionini; Dagobert Soergel
Smart Grid Video
Video: Smart Grid Technology Interactive Model Argonne engineer Ted Bohn talks about the smart grid and how it could help consumers. By making two-way communication a central part...
DOE Solar Decathlon: 2009 Videos
Videos Videos For video of the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2009, see the collections listed below or visit the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon YouTube Channel. Event Videos Thumbnail image from the Solar Decathlon 2009 Winners video. Solar Decathlon 2009 Winners Video Meet the winners of Solar Decathlon 2009. Thumbnail image from the Solar Decathlon 2009 Welcome video. Solar Decathlon 2009 Welcome Video Video Watch the welcome video shown to visitors to Solar Decathlon 2009. (ZIP 163 MB) The Building of the Solar Decathlon Learn about the history of the event in this Webinar presented in September 2009 by Solar Decathlon Director Richard King. The Solar Decathlon: Housing's Bright Spot Watch the National Science Foundation's "Science Nation" episode featuring
An optical beam position controller in which a video camera captures an image of the beam in its video frames, and conveys those images to a processing board which calculates the centroid coordinates for the image. The image coordinates are used by motor controllers and stepper motors to position the beam in a predetermined alignment. In one embodiment, system noise, used in conjunction with Bernoulli trials, yields higher resolution centroid coordinates.
Christensen, Wynn (Los Alamos, NM); Anderson, Forrest L. (Bernalillo, NM); Kortegaard, Birchard L. (Los Alamos, NM)
Digital Strategy
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New expectations require the Federal Government to be ready to deliver and receive digital information and services anytime, anywhere and on any device. It must do so safely, securely, and with...
Digital diorama
Digital Diorama may be briefly presented as: a historical exploration of the vision devices, performances, and installations of the nineteenth century, and their influences on the project. These histories of the magic ...
Spikol, Daniel
New Energy.gov Video Series Highlights Women in STEM Fields | Department of
New Energy.gov Video Series Highlights Women in STEM Fields New Energy.gov Video Series Highlights Women in STEM Fields New Energy.gov Video Series Highlights Women in STEM Fields January 14, 2014 - 9:55am Addthis Carter Wall, a STEM professional and ambassador for the Energy Department's Women in Clean Energy Initiative, is the first profile in our new #WomeninSTEM video series. | Video by Matty Greene. Erin R. Pierce Erin R. Pierce Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Matty Greene Matty Greene Videographer Meet Carter Wall. She's the director of the performance solar division at a Boston-area electrical construction company and the first profile in our new #WomeninSTEM video series. Carter developed an interest in science at an early age, yet struggled to find examples of women scientists and engineers beyond historical figures,
2005 Getting Started with Epics Videos
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Perceptual quality assessment for compressed video
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Yang, Kai-Chieh
Building Technologies Office: Video: Home Energy Score
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Fermilab | Recovery Act | Videos
Videos Videos Watch videos documenting progress on Fermilab projects funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. NOvA - Community Voices - September 2009 Residents of northern Minnesota and construction workers building the NOvA detector facility discuss the benefits the high-energy physics research project has brought their communities. Congressman Bill Foster at Fermilab Congressman Bill Foster speaks to Fermilab Technical Division employees and members of the media at a press conference on Wednesday, August 5 to announce an additional $60.2 million in Recovery Act funds for the lab. NOvA first blast On July 20, construction crews began blasting into the rock at the future site of the NOvA detector facility in northern Minnesota. NOvA groundbreaking ceremony
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Video Analytics for Business Intelligence
Closed Circuit TeleVision (CCTV) cameras have been increasingly deployed pervasively in public spaces including retail centres and shopping malls. Intelligent video analytics aims to automatically analyze content of massive amount of public space video ...
Caifeng Shan; Fatih Porikli; Tao Xiang; Shaogang Gong
EIA - 2008 Conference Presentation Videos
Home > Presentations & Conferences > Conferences > EIA 2008 Energy Conference > EIA 2008 Energy Conference Videos. EIA Documentary - produced for 2008 EIA Conference
HeadLock : wide-range head pose estimation for low resolution video
This thesis focuses on data mining technologies to extract head pose information from low resolution video recordings. Head pose, as an approximation of gaze direction, is a key indicator of human behavior and interaction. ...
DeCamp, Philip (Philip James)
Video annotation tools
This research deals with annotations in scholarly work. Annotations have been studied by many people. A significant amount of research has shown that instead of implementing domain specific annotation applications a better approach is to develop general purpose annotation toolkits that can be used to create domain specific applications. A video annotation toolkit along with toolkits for searching, retrieving, analyzing and presenting videos can help achieve the broader goal of creating integrated work spaces for scholarly work in humanities research similar to existing environments in such fields as mathematics, engineering, statistics, software development and bioinformatics. This research implements a video annotation toolkit and evaluates it by looking at its usefulness in creating applications for different areas. It was found that many areas of study in the arts and sciences can benefit from a video annotation application tailored to their specific needs and that an annotation toolkit can significantly reduce the time for developing such applications. The toolkit was engineered through successive refinements of prototype applications developed for different application areas. The toolkit design was also guided by a set of features identified by the research community for an ideal general purpose annotation toolkit. This research contributes by combining these two different approaches to toolkit design and construction into a hybrid approach. This approach could be useful for similar or related efforts.
Chaudhary, Ahmed
Video Sagometer Application Guide
Because utilities have not had a means to reliably monitor ground clearances/sags from remote locations, very conservative assumptions have been used in the design of transmission lines. EPRI's Video Sagometer, a real-time transmission line sag monitor, allows utilities to tap the significant hidden capacity of existing lines.
Video Analytics for Indexing, Summarization and Searching of Video Archives
This paper will be submitted to the proceedings The Eleventh IASTED International Conference on. Signal and Image Processing. Given a video or video archive how does one effectively and quickly summarize, classify, and search the information contained within the data? This paper addresses these issues by describing a process for the automated generation of a table-of-contents and keyword, topic-based index tables that can be used to catalogue, summarize, and search large amounts of video data. Having the ability to index and search the information contained within the videos, beyond just metadata tags, provides a mechanism to extract and identify "useful" content from image and video data.
Trease, Harold E.; Trease, Lynn L.
Activity based surveillance video content modelling
This paper tackles the problem of surveillance video content modelling. Given a set of surveillance videos, the aims of our work are twofold: firstly a continuous video is segmented according to the activities captured in the video; secondly a model ... Keywords: Activity recognition, Dynamic Bayesian networks, Dynamic scene modelling, Surveillance video segmentation, Unusual activity detection, Video content analysis
Tao Xiang; Shaogang Gong
Rapid Characterization of Shorelines using a Georeferenced Video Mapping System
Increased understanding of shoreline conditions is needed, yet current approaches are limited in ability to characterize remote areas or document features at a finer resolution. Documentation using video mapping may provide a rapid and repeatable method for assessing the current state of the environment and determining changes to the shoreline over time. In this study, we compare two studies using boat-based, georeferenced video mapping in coastal Washington and the Columbia River Estuary to map and characterize coastal stressors and functional data. In both areas, mapping multiple features along the shoreline required approximation of the coastline. However, characterization of vertically oriented features such as shoreline armoring and small features such as pilings and large woody debris was possible. In addition, end users noted that geovideo provides a permanent record to allow a user to examine recorded video anywhere along a transect or at discrete points.
Anderson, Michael G.; Judd, Chaeli; Marcoe, K.
Video: Veterans Advancing Clean Energy and Climate Security | Department of
Veterans Advancing Clean Energy and Climate Security Veterans Advancing Clean Energy and Climate Security Video: Veterans Advancing Clean Energy and Climate Security November 11, 2013 - 12:45pm Addthis In the video above, three veterans discuss how the skills they learned in the service are helping them grow the clean energy economy. | Video by Matty Greene, Energy Department. Ben Dotson Ben Dotson Project Coordinator for Digital Reform, Office of Public Affairs Last week, Secretary Moniz joined other federal officials in honoring veterans that are working in clean energy and climate security at a "Champions of Change" event at the White House. The event honored 12 veterans that are using the skills they learned while in the service to help secure our clean energy future. Across the country, these veterans are making a difference in their
The use of video within a database management system: the creation of an integrated information system for National Hockey League (NHL) teams
In this paper, the use of a statistical and video electronic database by two NHL teams is discussed. We begin with an illustration of the type of information commonly recorded on hockey players. The research and development of new video and computer ... Keywords: DMS), HNL), National Hockey League (, database management system (, integrated information systems, video database system
Kevin J. Leonard
Analysis of aggressive behaviours of pigs by automatic video recordings
Aggression among pigs in today's production systems results in negative impact on health and welfare of animals as well as on productivity of the systems. Precision Livestock Farming technology might potentially offer a possibility to monitor and reduce ... Keywords: Aggression, Behaviour, Phases, Pigs
Maciej Oczak, Gunel Ismayilova, Annamaria Costa, Stefano Viazzi, Lilia Thays Sonoda, Michaela Fels, Claudia Bahr, J�rg Hartung, Marcella Guarino, Daniel Berckmans, Erik Vranken
Home, Home (Video) on the Range: Reflections on Small-Town Video Stores in 2010
theory, and practices of video culture in the United States.Home, Home (Video) on the RangeReflections on Small-Town Video Stores in 2010 Daniel
Herbert, Daniel
Home,Home (Video) on the Range Reflections on Small-Town VideoFields Journal no. 1 (2010) Home, Home (Video) on the Range
WIPP - Video Clips
Quick links Quick links TRUPACT-II Shipping Container RH-72B Shipping Cask Waste Handling Waste Emplacement First Waste Shipment to WIPP March 26, 1999 Video Clips Instructions for playing video clips in Flash format: 1. Click on the screen you wish to view 2. Click on the play button TRUPACT-II Shipping Container The TRUPACT-II shipping container is certified by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for shipping contact-handled transuranic waste to WIPP. It can hold up to 14 55-gallon drums or the equivalent. (10 seconds) Return to top RH-72 B Shipping Cask The RH-72B shipping cask is certified by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for shipping remote-handled transuranic waste to WIPP. It can hold up to three 55-gallon drums or the equivalent. (10 seconds) Return to top Waste Handling
Video: Training Clean Energy Leaders of the Future | Department of Energy
Video: Training Clean Energy Leaders of the Future Video: Training Clean Energy Leaders of the Future Video: Training Clean Energy Leaders of the Future October 22, 2013 - 10:26am Addthis Watch our latest video for highlights from this year's Solar Decathlon and insights into how the competition is shaping the careers of the students involved and making sustainable home design popular. | Video by Matty Greene, Energy Department. Rebecca Matulka Rebecca Matulka Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Matty Greene Matty Greene Videographer Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2013 wrapped up. Even though the sun has set at the Solar Decathlon village and students have gone home, their hard work is having a lasting effect on sustainable design and our nation's clean energy leaders.
VIDEO: Bringing This Year's Energy Pumpkins to Life | Department of Energy
VIDEO: Bringing This Year's Energy Pumpkins to Life VIDEO: Bringing This Year's Energy Pumpkins to Life VIDEO: Bringing This Year's Energy Pumpkins to Life October 29, 2013 - 1:54pm Addthis In the video above, the Energy Department's digital team promotes National Energy Action Month by carving some energy pumpkins. | Video by Matty Greene, Energy Department. Marissa Newhall Marissa Newhall Managing Editor, Energy.gov How can I participate? Download our energy pumpkin carving patterns, or design your own. Be sure to carve carefully with adult supervision. Share photos of your energy pumpkins on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or by email to email@example.com. To commemorate National Energy Action Month, we're featuring some scarily effective ways to save energy at home. As cooler weather lurks around the corner, tune in to energy.gov throughout the month of October for ways to
Solar Industry At Work: Video Interview with Alta Devices' Laila Mattos |
Solar Industry At Work: Video Interview with Alta Devices' Laila Solar Industry At Work: Video Interview with Alta Devices' Laila Mattos Solar Industry At Work: Video Interview with Alta Devices' Laila Mattos June 6, 2012 - 12:07pm Addthis Laila Mattos talks about her work life at Alta Devices -- a solar company based in Silicon Valley. | Video by Hantz Leger. Erin R. Pierce Erin R. Pierce Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs What is this video about? Laila Mattos, a technology manager at Alta Devices, talks about her experiences working at a "disruptive" solar company. Our Solar Industry At Work Series shares the personal success of America's solar workforce - from finance experts, to scientists, to engineers. You can learn more about the series here. "Great solar won't go anywhere unless its low cost."
Education: Digital Resource Center - VISUALS: Animation and video ...
Sep 25, 2007 ... This Quicktime animation of solidification of solid crystals from a liquid demonstrates the development of grain structure. An accompanying�...
Reduced-reference Impairment Metrics for Digitally Compressed Video
Gunawan,I.P. PhD Thesis, Dept. of Electronic Systems Engineering, University of Essex, U.K. pp xix,213
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Video2Text: Learning to Annotate Video Content Hrishikesh Aradhye
, and description sections of these videos. In comparison, any hand-designed niche set of labels (e.g., porn, news
Cortes, Corinna
Review: Digital image steganography: Survey and analysis of current methods
Steganography is the science that involves communicating secret data in an appropriate multimedia carrier, e.g., image, audio, and video files. It comes under the assumption that if the feature is visible, the point of attack is evident, thus the goal ... Keywords: Adaptive steganography, Digital image steganography, Frequency domain, Security, Spatial domain
Abbas Cheddad; Joan Condell; Kevin Curran; Paul Mc Kevitt
350nm CMOS test-chip for architecture verification of real-time QVGA color-video segmentation at the 90nm technology node
We designed a cell-network-based full-custom test-chip for gray-scale/color image segmentation of real-time video-signals in 350nm CMOS technology. From this digital test-chip design, fully-integrated QVGA-size video-picture-segmentation chips, with ...
Takashi Morimoto; Yohmei Harada; Tetsushi Koide; Hans J�rgen Mattausch
Programmable transitions for video stream editing
Video editing applications provide a facility to transition from one video stream to another, or to filter a video stream in some way. New transitions are usually developed using a custom API for the particular package. In this article we present a shading ... Keywords: stream processing, video editing, video shaders
Alexandre Hardy
VIDEOS: History of Nuclear Chemistry
Oct 19, 2007 ... Topic Summary: The Living Textbook of Nuclear Chemistry, ACS. Collection of brief videos on the discoveries of several heavy elements
VIDEO: Open Die Forging - TMS
Apr 27, 2007 ... This video gives a basic look at the open die forging of hot metal. Equipment, basic handling procedures and basic forging operations are�...
VIDEO: Vacuum Arc Remelting - TMS
Apr 27, 2007 ... Video excerpts from Superalloys: Melting and Conversion showing the vacuum arc remelting process. SOURCE: TMS. Last Update: February�...
Zimbra for APS Users Videos
Video Library APS Colloquium Getting Started with Epics * 2005 * 2004 "Zimbra for APS Users" Workshop Note: Recommend viewing with Firefox browser. If you have trouble with the...
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NERSC Image and Video Galleries
Archive User Science Images Home News & Publications Galleries Galleries 18.jpg NERSC Systems In this gallery view images and videos of the systems that undergird all NERSC...
Video Games: A Site for Sore Eyes
1984). Rx for lazy eye: Video game exercise. Science News,patients. Here we have seen video games used for amblyopia,function through action video game training. Nature
Mozaffari, Sahar
Video Stores, Media Technologies, and Memory
Deb Verhoeven, �Film, Video, DVD and Media Fields Journal133-154. 17 Paul McDonald, Video and DVD Industries (London:BFI, 2007). 18 McDonald, Video and DVD Industries, 109. 19
Wilken, Rowan
The Long Tail of the Video Store
2005). The Long Tail of the Video Store Frederick Wasser isThe Long Tail of the Video Store Frederick Wasser Init is remarkable that video rental stores still survive. Of
Wasser, Frederick
Videos | Y-12 National Security Complex
History Videos Videos Select a video from the list below to begin the movie. A Nuclear Family: I've Seen It Episode 1 shows how the lives of East Tennesseans changed after...
Musical form in non-narrative video
"Musical Form in Non- Narrative Video" explores musical structure as a model for visual form over time, specifically in the creation of artistic video. Video is a medium in which sound and image coexist at the source as ...
Sebring, Ellen Irene
Alternative Fuels Data Center: Video Download Help
Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center (EERE)
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A model of an intelligent video-based security surveillance system for general indoor/outdoor environments
Over a decade ago, simply recording a few minutes of CCTV footage required special hardware. Today, with the emergence of new sensors and improved processing hardware, a relatively inexpensive personal computer can process and store video in real-time, ... Keywords: background modelling, motion detection, object tracking, video surveillance
Wayne Chelliah Naidoo; Jules-Raymond Tapamo
DSP-based multi-format video decoding engine for media adapter applications
There are four major components in a generic digital home framework: media center, set-top box, media adapter and portable viewer. In this paper, we present a DSP-based multi-format video decoding engine for realizing media adapter application. By choosing ...
Yi-Shin Tung; Sung-Wen Wang; Chien-Wu Tsai; Ya-Ting Yang; Ja-Ling Wu
Video retrieval by mimicking poses
We describe a method for real time video retrieval where the task is to match the 2D human pose of a query. A user can form a query by (i) interactively controlling a stickman on a web based GUI, (ii) uploading an image of the desired pose, or (iii) ... Keywords: human pose search, video processing
Nataraj Jammalamadaka; Andrew Zisserman; Marcin Eichner; Vittorio Ferrari; C. V. Jawahar
The MR: a Meteorological Data Sensing, Recording and Telemetering Package for Use on Moored Buoys
A new meteorological sensing, recording, and telemetering package based on digital data processing techniques has been developed for long-term (6-month) deployments on surface buoys moored in the ocean. Data are recorded on magnetic cassette ...
Richard E. Payne
Video Conferencing, Information Technology Division, ITD
Video & Audio Conferencing at Brookhaven Video Conferencing | Audio Conferencing ITD provides two cost effective ways to collaborate with colleagues who are remotely located from...
Using the DDT Debugger Video Tutorial
Using the DDT Debugger Video Tutorial Using the DDT Debugger Video Tutorial February 11, 2011 & ast edited: 2011-04-06 17:14:52...
NREL: Process Development and Integration Laboratory - Video...
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Your Records Management Responsibilities
Your Records Management Your Records Management Responsibilities Table of Contents INTRODUCTION RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY IMPORTANCE OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT YOUR RECORDS MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES RECORDS MANAGEMENT LIFE CYCLE ELECTRONIC RECORDS & RECORDKEEPING LAW, REGULATION, AND POLICY ASSISTANCE RECORDS MANAGEMENT TERMS 2 INTRODUCTION If you are a government employee or contractor working for a federal agency, records management is part of your job. This pamphlet explains your responsibilities for federal records and provides the context for understanding records management in the federal government and in the Department of Energy. TOP RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
High-resolution digital dosimetric system for spatial characterization of radiation fields using a thermoluminescent CaF2:Dy crystal
A high-resolution digital dosimetric system has been developed for the spatial characterization of radiation fields. The system comprises the following: 0.5-mm-thick, 25-mm-diam CaF2:Dy thermoluminescent crystal; intensified charge coupled device video camera; video cassette recorder; and a computerized image processing subsystem. The optically flat single crystal is used as a radiation imaging device and the subsequent thermally stimulated phosphorescence is viewed by the intensified camera for further processing and analysis. Parameters governing the performance characteristics of the system were measured. A spatial resolution limit of 31 +/- 2 microns (1 sigma) corresponding to 16 +/- 1 line pairs/mm measured at the 4% level of the modulation transfer function has been achieved. The full width at half maximum of the line spread function measured independently by the slit method or derived from the edge response function was found to be 69 +/- 4 microns (1 sigma). The high resolving power, speed of readout, good precision, wide dynamic range, and the large image storage capacity make the system suitable for the digital mapping of the relative distribution of absorbed doses for various small radiation fields and the edges of larger fields.
Atari, N.A.; Svensson, G.K.
Video Source Identification in Lossy Wireless Networks Shaxun Chen
porn or racial hatred. Video source identification can be used to regulate the individual video sources
California at Davis, University of
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Analog Video Authentication and Seal Verification Equipment Development
Under contract to the US Department of Energy in support of arms control treaty verification activities, the Savannah River National Laboratory in conjunction with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the Idaho National Laboratory and Milagro Consulting, LLC developed equipment for use within a chain of custody regime. This paper discussed two specific devices, the Authentication Through the Lens (ATL) analog video authentication system and a photographic multi-seal reader. Both of these devices have been demonstrated in a field trial, and the experience gained throughout will also be discussed. Typically, cryptographic methods are used to prove the authenticity of digital images and video used in arms control chain of custody applications. However, in some applications analog cameras are used. Since cryptographic authentication methods will not work on analog video streams, a simple method of authenticating analog video was developed and tested. A photographic multi-seal reader was developed to image different types of visual unique identifiers for use in chain of custody and authentication activities. This seal reader is unique in its ability to image various types of seals including the Cobra Seal, Reflective Particle Tags, and adhesive seals. Flicker comparison is used to compare before and after images collected with the seal reader in order to detect tampering and verify the integrity of the seal.
Gregory Lancaster
Preserving digital information forever
Well within our lifetime we can expect to see most information being created, stored and used digitally. Despite the growing importance of digital data, the wider community pays almost no attention to the problems of preserving this digital information ... Keywords: archiving, digital preservation
Andrew Waugh; Ross Wilkinson; Brendan Hills; Jon Dell'oro
Digital Sensor Technology
The nuclear industry has been slow to incorporate digital sensor technology into nuclear plant designs due to concerns with digital qualification issues. However, the benefits of digital sensor technology for nuclear plant instrumentation are substantial in terms of accuracy, reliability, availability, and maintainability. This report demonstrates these benefits in direct comparisons of digital and analog sensor applications. It also addresses the qualification issues that must be addressed in the application of digital sensor technology.
Ted Quinn; Jerry Mauck; Richard Bockhorst; Ken Thomas
Analysis of online video search and sharing
It is now feasible to view video at home as easily as text-based pages were viewed when the Web first appeared. This development has led to the emergence of video search engines providing hosting, indexing and access to large, online video repositories. ... Keywords: browsing, interaction, multimedia, search, social, video
Martin J. Halvey; Mark T. Keane
Semantic browsing in large scale videos collection
With the increasing amount of video data being produced, there is a growing demand for more efficient tools of exploration and navigation to further improve the retrieval effectiveness. In this paper, we present a new approach for video browsing based ... Keywords: data visualization, interactive user interface, semantic similarity, video retrieval, video semantic browsing
Jamel Slimi, Sadek Mansouri, Anis Ben Ammar, Adel M. Alimi
Digital radiographic systems detect boiler tube cracks
Boiler water wall leaks have been a major cause of steam plant forced outages. But conventional nondestructive evaluation techniques have a poor track record of detecting corrosion fatigue cracking on the inside surface of the cold side of waterwall tubing. EPRI is performing field trials of a prototype direct-digital radiographic system that promises to be a game changer. 8 figs.
Walker, S. [EPRI, Charlotte, NC (United States)
Pantex sets safety record | National Nuclear Security Administration
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A fast video event recognition system and its application to video search
Techniques for recognizing complex events in diverse Internet videos are important in many applications. State-of-the-art video event recognition approaches normally involve modules that demand extensive computation, which prevents their application ... Keywords: fast video event recognition, internet videos, speed efficiency, video search
Yu-Gang Jiang; Qi Dai; Yingbin Zheng; Xiangyang Xue; Jie Liu; Dong Wang
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is to apply heat and acid." (Voiceover) After pretreatment Nancy Dowe: "So this is the corn stover." The video shows various stages of corn stover from biomass to pretreated...
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The Universe Adventure - Video Contest
We have as examples five videos prepared by student-teacher teams during a We have as examples five videos prepared by student-teacher teams during a summer workshop at BCCP. Watch these videos for examples and see how the students did with very minimal preparation time. Below each video are some critique comments from our local judges and students. The Expanding Universe The use of stop motion and animation is a creative way of showing principles. The explanation of a concept through using people was effective and entertaining. It is nice to see groups of people involved in the explanation rather than individuals presenting bit by bit. Using groups is effective and cohesive. Explanations of scientific concepts are thorough and clear. needs to speak slower and more clearly. Speech tends to be rushed. The Supernova Rap The concept is creative, original and entertaining, making it fun and
Visual Analytics and Storytelling through Video
This paper supplements a video clip submitted to the Video Track of IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization 2005. The original video submission applies a two-way storytelling approach to demonstrate the visual analytics capabilities of a new visualization technique. The paper presents our video production philosophy, describes the plot of the video, explains the rationale behind the plot, and finally, shares our production experiences with our readers.
Wong, Pak C.; Perrine, Kenneth A.; Mackey, Patrick S.; Foote, Harlan P.; Thomas, Jim
A digital computing apparatus is described for adding a plurality of multi-digit binary numbers. The apparatus comprises a rotating magnetic drum, a recording head, first and second reading heads disposed adjacent to the first and second recording tracks, and a series of timing signals recorded on the first track. A series of N groups of digit-representing signals is delivered to the recording head at time intervals corresponding to the timing signals, each group consisting of digits of the same significance in the numbers, and the signal series is recorded on the second track of the drum in synchronism with the timing signals on the first track. The multistage registers are stepped cyclically through all positions, and each of the multistage registers is coupled to the control lead of a separate gate circuit to open the corresponding gate at only one selected position in each cycle. One of the gates has its input coupled to the bistable element to receive the sum digit, and the output lead of this gate is coupled to the recording device. The inputs of the other gates receive the digits to be added from the second reading head, and the outputs of these gates are coupled to the adding register. A phase-setting pulse source is connected to each of the multistage registers individually to step the multistage registers to different initial positions in the cycle, and the phase-setting pulse source is actuated each N time interval to shift a sum digit to the bistable element, where the multistage register coupled to bistable element is operated by the phase- setting pulse source to that position in its cycle N steps before opening the first gate, so that this gate opens in synchronism with each of the shifts to pass the sum digits to the recording head.
Cooke-Yarborough, E.H.
Digital Identities | Department of Energy
Digital Identities Digital Identities Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a comprehensive system that provides public-key encryption and digital signature services across a wide...
Digitally programmable signal generator and method
A digitally programmable signal generator (DPSG) and method are disclosed. The DPSG can be used in applications such as Atomic Vapor Laser Isotope Separation (AVLIS) to create an optimal match between the process laser's spectral profile and that of the vaporized material. Other applications include optical telecommunications, non-optical telecommunication in the microwave and radio spectrum, radar, electronic countermeasures, high speed computer interconnects, local area networks, high definition video transport and the multiplexing of large quantities of slow digital memory into high speed data streams. This invention extends the operation of DPSGs into the GHz range, while preserving all of the current art's DPSGs' operational features.
Priatko, G.J.; Kaskey, J.A.
A static video summarization method based on hierarchical clustering
Video summarization is a simplification of video content for compacting the video information. The video summarization problem can be transformed to a clustering problem, in which some frames are selected to saliently represent the video content. In ... Keywords: minimum spanning tree, video analysis, video summarization
Silvio Jamil F. Guimar�es; Willer Gomes
The Video Mesh: A Data Structure for Image-based Video Editing
This paper introduces the video mesh, a data structure for representing video as 2.5D "paper cutouts." The video mesh allows interactive editing of moving objects and modeling of depth, which enables 3D effects and ...
Durand, Fredo
The Video Mesh: A Data Structure for Image-based Three-dimensional Video Editing
This paper introduces the video mesh, a data structure for representing video as 2.5D �paper cutouts.� The video mesh allows interactive editing of moving objects and modeling of depth, which enables 3D effects and ...
Chen, Jiawen
Hazmat Cam Wireless Video System
This paper describes the Hazmat Cam Wireless Video System and its application to emergency response involving chemical, biological or radiological contamination. The Idaho National Laboratory designed the Hazmat Cam Wireless Video System to assist the National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction - Civil Support Teams during their mission of emergency response to incidents involving weapons of mass destruction. The lightweight, handheld camera transmits encrypted, real-time video from inside a contaminated area, or hot-zone, to a command post located a safe distance away. The system includes a small wireless video camera, a true-diversity receiver, viewing console, and an optional extension link that allows the command post to be placed up to five miles from danger. It can be fully deployed by one person in a standalone configuration in less than 10 minutes. The complete system is battery powered. Each rechargeable camera battery powers the camera for 3 hours with the receiver and video monitor battery lasting 22 hours on a single charge. The camera transmits encrypted, low frequency analog video signals to a true-diversity receiver with three antennas. This unique combination of encryption and transmission technologies delivers encrypted, interference-free images to the command post under conditions where other wireless systems fail. The lightweight camera is completely waterproof for quick and easy decontamination after use. The Hazmat Cam Wireless Video System is currently being used by several National Guard Teams, the US Army, and by fire fighters. The system has been proven to greatly enhance situational awareness during the crucial, initial phase of a hazardous response allowing commanders to make better, faster, safer decisions.
Kevin L. Young
Video: Metamorphosis (Physical Characteristics of Uranium Hexafluoride)
Metamorphosis Metamorphosis Metamorphosis (Physical Characteristics of Uranium Hexafluoride) The Uranium Hexafluoride phase diagram is investigated. An experimental setup is shown to look at the gas, liquid, and solid phases at various temperatures and pressures. This information is used to understand what happens inside a DUF6 storage cylinder. View this Video in Real Player format Download free RealPlayer SP Highlights of the Video: Video 00:12 Metamorphosis from the U.S. Department of Energy Video 00:45 Laboratory setup to examine the phases of UF6 Video 01:45 UF6 Phase Diagram Video 03:25 Liquid UF6 appearing in a glass tube Video 03:38 Cloud of HF from moisture reaction dissolving in UF6 gas Video 04:27 Beginning of UF6 phase change from liquid to solid Video 04:40 Formation of porous solid structure
Re:Cycle - a Generative Ambient Video Engine
Navigating the Database. DVD-video. Cambridge MA: MITnetworked and more ubiquitous. Video screens are steadily [with the nature of the ambient video experience, and can be
Bizzocchi, Jim; Ben Youssef, Belgacem; Quan, Brian; Suzuki, Wakiko; Bagheri, Majid; Riecke, Bernhard E.
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Video Highlights Development of Lab Technologies to Combat Global Poverty See video Click here to view this video Date: February 5, 2013 Presenter(s): Ashok Gadgil, Shashi...
Panel on digital preservation
Digital information in any form is at risk. Software and hardware become obsolete, and versions and file formats change, making data inaccessible. Data stored in even the simplest form are in danger due to computer media degradation and obsolescence. ... Keywords: archival systems, digital libraries, digital preservation, metadata
Joyce Ray; Robin Dale; Reagan Moore; Vicky Reich; William Underwood; Alexa T. McCray
NIST Forensic Science -- Digital Evidence
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Realizacao domestica e escolar de foto e video 3D
English: Industry does not give attention to the small domestic or professional market of digital technologies for 3D images. What was done on the XX century by using photographic film is not know available to the common people, though the facilities are even better. Some technique developed in Brasil twenty years ago and the use of conventional domestic photo or video cameras allows fot making pictures and films at home by using digital conversions for editing, and two-color goggles. The anaglyphic technique, the same NASA employs to show Mars images to the public, is not employed in Brazil yet. We must analize the reasons for that. Portugues: A industria nao tem dado atencao ao mercado domestico ou profissional de pequena escala nas novas tecnologias digitais para imagem 3D. O que foi feito ao longo do seculo XX usando filme fotografico nao esta hoje ao alcance das pessoas, sendo que a facilidade de uso e muito maior. Tecnicas desenvolvidas no Brasil ha mais de vinte anos, e o uso de simples cameras convencionais de fotografia e video permitem realizar fotos e filmes caseiros por meio de conversoes digitais na edicao e o uso de oculos bicolor. A tecnica anagifica, a mesma que a NASA usa para mostrar ao publico as imagens de Marte, por exemplo, nao teve espaco no Brasil ainda. Devemos analisar os motivos que podem estar influenciando e os caminhos para mudar isso.
Jose J. Lunazzi
So you think you can take an ordinary science idea and turn it into an extraordinary online video? Well, here's your chance to prove it. We want California high school students to share their science know-how with the world. By joining our Student Video Contest they can show off their science savvy for a chance to win prizes! Entry deadline is June 15th, 2009, and the contest is open to California high school students only. Examples of student videos that explain physical principles can be found here. How to Enter | Entry Eligibility | The Rules | Judging Criteria | Prizes The Berkeley Center for Cosmological Physics (BCCP) is sponsoring a YouTube competition to engage high school teachers and their students in a creative learning process combining social networking, science education, and peer
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Video Library Video Library Other Videos 411 NSLS-II magnets A Look Inside: NSLS-II Storage Ring Look inside the storage ring of the National Synchrotron Light Source II, under construction at Brookhaven Lab. Exactly 843 magnets now encircle the ring. Their job will be to steer, stabilize, and store electrons racing around at near light speed. 393 NSLS-II Summer Sundays | Brilliant Light, Dazzling Discoveries Brookhaven National Lab opens its doors to kids as thy put on a display of Brilliant Light and Dazzling Discoveries. Featured Interviews: Nora Detweiler, Juergen Thieme, Bill Leonhardt, Paul Gelfand, Lisa Miller, and Karen Chen-Wiegart. 372 Yong Chu The Hard X-ray Nanoprobe at NSLS-II: A Big Microscope to Tackle Challenges at the Nanoscale In the 486th Brookhaven Lecture, Yong Chu illustrates unique challenges and
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On Modeling MPEG Video Traffics
This paper traces the development/evolution of three of our recently proposed MPEG coded video traffic models, that can capture the statistical properties of MPEG video data. The basic ideas behind these models are to decompose an MPEG compressed video sequence into several parts according to motion /scene complexity or data structure. Each part is described by a self-similar process. These different self-similar processes are then combined to form the respective models. In addition, Beta distribution is used to characterize the marginal cumulative distribution (CDF) of the self-similar processes. Comparison among the three models shows that the latest model (called the simple IPB composite model) is the most practical one in terms of accuracy and complexity. Simulations based on many real MPEG compressed movie sequences, including StarWars, have demonstrated that the simple model can capture the autocorrelation function (ACF) and the marginal CDF very closely.
Nirwan Ansari; Hai Liu; Yun Q. Shi; Senior Member; Hong Zhao
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Computer animation via optical video disc
This paper explores the notion of marrying two technologies: raster-scan computer animation and optical video discs. Animated sequences, generated at non real-time rates, then transfered to video disc, can be recalled under ...
Bender, Walter
Low-power techniques for video decoding
The H.264 video coding standard can deliver high compression efficiency at a cost of large complexity and power. The increasing popularity of video capture and playback on portable devices requires that the energy of the ...
Finchelstein, Daniel Frederic
Understanding video propagation in online social networks
Recent statistics suggest that online social network (OSN) users regularly share video contents from video sharing sites (VSSes), and a significant amount of views of VSSes are indeed from OSN users nowadays. By crawling and comparing the statistics ...
Haitao Li; Jiangchuan Liu; Ke Xu; Song Wen
Weatherization and Intergovernmental Program: Video of Obama...
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PRESERVATION OF FEDERAL RECORDS PRESERVATION OF FEDERAL RECORDS The Federal Records Act requires the Department of Energy (DOE) Records Officer to remind departing Federal and contractor employees that Federal records may not be removed from Government custody nor may they be destroyed except in accordance with a records disposition schedule that has been approved by the Archivist of the United States. The creation of adequate documentation and the preservation of Federal records are required by law and regulation (contained in 36 CFR Chapter XII). As Federal and contractor employees, you have Federal record-keeping responsibilities that are regulated by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to ensure the retention and preservation of Federal records. PURPOSE The purpose of this brochure is to provide records exit procedures for
PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCTING A RECORDS INVENTORY PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCTING A RECORDS INVENTORY Revision 1 10/31/07 Approved by: DOE Records Management Division, IM-23 PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCTING A RECORDS INVENTORY 1. GENERAL. A records inventory is compiling a descriptive list of each record series or system, including the location of the records and any other pertinent data. A records inventory is not a list of each document or each folder. 2. DEFINE THE RECORDS INVENTORY GOAL(S). The goals of a records inventory should be to: a. Gather information for scheduling purposes; b. Prepare for conversion to other media or to identify the volume of classified and/or permanent records in your organization's custody; and c. Identify any existing shortcomings, deficiencies, or problems with
Visually Impaired Transcript for Math Handbook Video
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Fermilab Science Videos on YouTube
Fermilab joined YouTube in November of 2006. The videos are organized into four playlists, including videos about the search for the Higgs Boson and a playlist called "Neutrino Stories." These videos are freely available to the public for viewing and can be interactively shared or commented on. Users can subscribe and be notified when new videos are posted to their specific area of interest.
Motion-Based Selection of Relevant Video Segments for Video Summarization
We present a method for motion-based video segmentation and segment classification as a step towards video summarization. The sequential segmentation of the video is performed by detecting changes in the dominant image motion, assumed to be related to ... Keywords: probabilistic motion modelling, supervised event classification, video segmentation
Nathalie Peyrard; Patrick Bouthemy
Instructional video in e-learning: assessing the impact of interactive video on learning effectiveness
Interactive video in an e-learning system allows proactive and random access to video content. Our empirical study examined the influence of interactive video on learning outcome and learner satisfaction in e-learning environments. Four different settings ... Keywords: e-learning, interactive video, learning effectiveness
Dongsong Zhang; Lina Zhou; Robert O. Briggs; Jay F. Nunamaker, Jr.
Instructional video in e-learning: Assessing the impact of interactive video on learning effectiveness
Interactive video in an e-learning system allows proactive and random access to video content. Our empirical study examined the influence of interactive video on learning outcome and learner satisfaction in e-learning environments. Four different settings ... Keywords: E-learning, Interactive video, Learning effectiveness
LM Completes X-Ray Film Digitization Project | Department of Energy
Completes X-Ray Film Digitization Project Completes X-Ray Film Digitization Project LM Completes X-Ray Film Digitization Project January 7, 2013 - 12:02pm Addthis Nearly 400,000 x-rays of former DOE contractor employees have been digitized to support LM records retention requirements. Nearly 400,000 x-rays of former DOE contractor employees have been digitized to support LM records retention requirements. What does this project do? Goal 2. Preserve, protect, and share records and information The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Legacy Management (LM) has successfully completed a project to digitize nearly 400,000 medical x-rays of former DOE contractor employees. The x-rays, from the Rocky Flats and Grand Junction, Colorado; Fernald, Mound, and Ashtabula, Ohio; and Pinellas, Florida; sites, are needed to
Video copy detection: a comparative study
This paper presents a comparative study of methods for video copy detection. Different state-of-the-art techniques, using various kinds of descriptors and voting functions, are described: global video descriptors, based on spatial and temporal features; ... Keywords: content-based video copy detection
Julien Law-To; Li Chen; Alexis Joly; Ivan Laptev; Olivier Buisson; Valerie Gouet-Brunet; Nozha Boujemaa; Fred Stentiford
Identifying video spammers in online social networks
In many video social networks, including YouTube, users are permitted to post video responses to other users � videos. Such a response can be legitimate or can be a video response spam, which is a video response whose content is not related to the topic being discussed. Malicious users may post video response spam for several reasons, including increase the popularity of a video, marketing advertisements, distribute pornography, or simply pollute the system. In this paper we consider the problem of detecting video spammers. We first construct a large test collection of YouTube users, and manually classify them as either legitimate users or spammers. We then devise a number of attributes of video users and their social behavior which could potentially be used to detect spammers. Employing these attributes, we apply machine learning to provide a heuristic for classifying an arbitrary video as either legitimate or spam. The machine learning algorithm is trained with our test collection. We then show that our approach succeeds at detecting much of the spam while only falsely classifying a small percentage of the legitimate videos as spam. Our results highlight the most important attributes for video response spam detection.
Fabricio Benevenuto; Tiago Rodrigues; Virgilio Almeida; Jussara Almeida; Chao Zhang; Keith Ross
Tracking Vehicles in traffic Surveillance Video
We present a system for detecting and tracking vehicles in surveillance video. Our algorithm uses a simple motion model to determine salient regions in a sequence of video frames. Similar regions are associated between frames and clustered to yield coherent final tracks. The entire process is automatic and uses computation time that scales according to the size of the input video sequence.
Maire, M; Kamath, C
Error resilient video streaming for heterogeneous networks
We consider the problem of video streaming for a critical private web cast, for a medium sized audience with heterogeneous nodes having different bandwidths and reliabilities. The nodes can distribute video in a peer-to-peer manner by forming a multicast ... Keywords: error resilience, multiple description coding (MDC), path diversity, video streaming
Divyashikha Sethia; Huzur Saran
Annotations for streaming video on the web
Streaming video on the World Wide Web is being widely deployed, and workplace training and distance education are two key applications. The ability to annotate video presentations on the Web can add significant value by enabling "in context" note-taking ... Keywords: asynchronous collaboration, video annotation
David Bargeron; Anoop Gupta; Jonathan Grudin; Elizabeth Sanocki
DOTS: support for effective video surveillance
DOTS (Dynamic Object Tracking System) is an indoor, real-time, multi-camera surveillance system, deployed in a real office setting. DOTS combines video analysis and user interface components to enable security personnel to effectively monitor views of ... Keywords: multiple video streams, person tracking, security cameras, video surveillance
Andreas Girgensohn; Don Kimber; Jim Vaughan; Tao Yang; Frank Shipman; Thea Turner; Eleanor Rieffel; Lynn Wilcox; Francine Chen; Tony Dunnigan
Video digest based on heart rate
In video digesting, not only features and keywords extracted from a content itself but viewer's input are essential to incorporate subjective impressions and perceived importance. The present study aims at providing heart rate based arousal level as ... Keywords: affect, emotion, heart rate, psychophysiology, video analysis, video digest
Satoshi Toyosawa; Takashi Kawai
Cissp video mentor, First edition
Learn exam essentials from the Expert The fast, powerful way to prepare for your CISSP exam! Get the hands-on training you need to pass the (ISC)2 globally recognized CISSP exam, get certified, and give your IT career a lift! In these videos, the world's ...
Shon Harris
Invertible motion blur in video
We show that motion blur in successive video frames is invertible even if the point-spread function (PSF) due to motion smear in a single photo is non-invertible. Blurred photos exhibit nulls (zeros) in the frequency transform of the PSF, leading to ... Keywords: PSF, PSF estimation, computational photography, invertibility, motion deblurring
Amit Agrawal; Yi Xu; Ramesh Raskar
Winterscape and ambient video: an intermedia border zone
"Ambient Video" is an emergent media form that operates in an intermedia border zone, sharing the aesthetics of cinema, video, painting, and fine art photography. Winterscape is an ambient video work that incorporates these directions. Like any ambient ... Keywords: ambient video, cinema, experimental film, moving image, poetics, post-production, video, video art, visual effects
Jim Bizzocchi
Engineering task plan for flammable gas atmosphere mobile color video camera systems
This Engineering Task Plan (ETP) describes the design, fabrication, assembly, and testing of the mobile video camera systems. The color video camera systems will be used to observe and record the activities within the vapor space of a tank on a limited exposure basis. The units will be fully mobile and designed for operation in the single-shell flammable gas producing tanks. The objective of this tank is to provide two mobile camera systems for use in flammable gas producing single-shell tanks (SSTs) for the Flammable Gas Tank Safety Program. The camera systems will provide observation, video recording, and monitoring of the activities that occur in the vapor space of applied tanks. The camera systems will be designed to be totally mobile, capable of deployment up to 6.1 meters into a 4 inch (minimum) riser.
Kohlman, E.H.
RECORDS DISPOSITION SCHEDULE: Year 2000 Project Records | Department...
Year 2000 Project Records RECORDS DISPOSITION SCHEDULE: Year 2000 Project Records Year 2000 (Y2K) Project records have been created to document the effort of the Department...
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VIDEO: Bill Gates and Secretary Chu Chat on the Future of Energy |
VIDEO: Bill Gates and Secretary Chu Chat on the Future of Energy VIDEO: Bill Gates and Secretary Chu Chat on the Future of Energy VIDEO: Bill Gates and Secretary Chu Chat on the Future of Energy March 5, 2012 - 1:24pm Addthis Secretary Chu sits down with Microsoft Founder and Chairman Bill Gates at the 2012 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit. April Saylor April Saylor Former Digital Outreach Strategist, Office of Public Affairs Last week, attendees at the 2012 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit heard from a variety of leaders from across the research, business and government sectors who spoke at the conference of nearly 2,400. These speakers, along with the startup companies and innovators in attendance, converged outside of Washington, D.C., to offer their take on how America can tackle our energy challenges. One of the top-level highlights from the Summit included this fireside chat
39 39 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ADMIN1STRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 1: PERSONNEL RECORDS June 2007 Revision 2 As do all Administrative Records Schedules (ADMs), ADM-1 covers records of the Department and its contractors. The records include, employee concerns programs, labor agreements and negotiations, labor relations, academic and outreach programs, apprenticeship programs, job vacancies, unemployment compensation, recruitment and employee health. The most important types of records are the Official Personnel Folders, the Service Record Cards, and the Employee Medical Folders. Those for Federal employees are maintained according to The Guide to Personnel Recordkeeping, an Office of Personnel Management directive that prescribes a system of recordkeeping for Federal
Records Management: a manual
Records Management provides a Records Depository service that enables an office to get rid of semi-active and inactive records. Cleaning out files makes it possible to manage active records more efficiently and find the files when they are needed. Records Depository will also store essential records on Blue Label tapes that must be preserved in case of disaster to Sandia National Laboratories at Albuquerque or Livermore. Step-by-step instructions make the procedure of storing, retrieving, and destroying records a simple matter.
Blair, T.L.
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 23: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 23: RECORDS COMMON TO MOST OFFICES June 2007 Revision 1 This schedule provides for the disposal of certain records common to most offices. It covers administrative subject files; facilitative records such as suspense files, tracking and control records, calendars, and indexes; and documents of transitory value. This schedule does not apply to any materials determined to be non-record or to materials such as calendars or work schedules claimed as personal. Office Administrative Files described under item 1 are records retained by an originating office as its record of initiation of an action, request, or response to requests for information. This item may be applied only to separate administrative files containing such records as copies of
A laboratory evaluation of color video monitors
Sandia National Laboratories has considerable experience with monochrome video monitors used in alarm assessment video systems. Most of these systems, used for perimeter protection, were designed to classify rather than to identify intruders. There is a growing interest in the identification function of security video systems for both access control and insider protection. Because color video technology is rapidly changing and because color information is useful for identification purposes, Sandia National Laboratories established a program to evaluate the newest relevant color video equipment. This report documents the evaluation of an integral component, color monitors. It briefly discusses a critical parameter, dynamic range, details test procedures, and evaluates the results.
Terry, P.L.
Digital Jordan curve theorems
Abstract. Efim Khalimsky�s digital Jordan curve theorem states that the complement of a Jordan curve in the digital plane equipped with the Khalimsky topology has exactly two connectivity components. We present a new, short proof of this theorem using induction on the Euclidean length of the curve. We also prove that the theorem holds with another topology on the digital plane but then only for a restricted class of Jordan curves. 1
Christer O. Kiselman
Digitization Best Practices
This project involved performing tests and documenting results to determine best practices for digitizing older print documents. The digitization process is complicated, especially when original documents exhibit non-standard fonts and are faded. Tests focused on solutions to improve high quality scanning, increase OCR accuracy, and efficiently use embedded metadata. Results are summarized. From the test results on the right sides, we know that when we plan to digitize documents, we should balance Quantity and Quality based on our expectation, and then make final decision for the digitization process.
Xue, Fei [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Holtkamp, Irma S. [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Knudson, Frances L. [Los Alamos National Laboratory
Digital Holographic Interferometry and Speckle Correlation
Relations and combinations between holographic interferometry and speckle correlation in contouring by phase?shifting digital holography are discussed. Three?dimensional distributions of correlations of the complex amplitudes and intensities before and after the laser wavelength shift are calculated in numerical simulations where a rough surface is modeled with random numbers. Fringe localization related to speckle displacement as well as speckle suppression in phase analysis are demonstrated for general surface shape and recording conditions.
Ichirou Yamaguchi; Scientist Emeritus of RIKEN
DOE FEMA Videos | Department of Energy
DOE FEMA Videos DOE FEMA Videos DOE FEMA Videos EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO A TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT INVOLVING RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL This training video and user guide was designed to supplement the MERRTT program and has been produced as a cooperative effort between the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the DOE Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program. The video will demonstrate basic response techniques to a transportation accident involving radioactive material. Starting with the initial 9-1-1 call, the video will show responders' arrival, size-up, initial response actions, scene entry, victim rescue and treatment, decontamination techniques, and transport to a medical facility. The video emphasizes the importance of using the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) to determine
Control of Records
3 Control of Records Process 11_0304 Page 1 of 6 3 Control of Records Process 11_0304 Page 1 of 6 EOTA - Business Process Document Title: Control of Records Process Document Number P-003 Rev 11_0304 Document Owner: Elizabeth Sousa Backup Owner: Melissa Otero Approver(s): Melissa Otero Parent Document: Q-001, Quality Manual Notify of Changes: EOTA Employees Referenced Document(s): REG-003, Records Register P-003 Control of Records Process 11_0304 Page 2 of 6 Revision History: Rev. Description of Change A Initial Release 08_0805 Added Integration Group to Section III. 11_0304 Defined Record Creator and New Record for clarity and swapped Step 3.0 and 4.0 P-003 Control of Records Process 11_0304 Page 3 of 6 I. Purpose To describe the process for how records are established and maintained to provide evidence of conformity to requirements and
20: 20: ELECTRONIC RECORDS April 2008 Revision 2 This schedule authorizes the disposition of specified electronic records and hard-copy or microform records and are integrally related to them. The electronic records may either be created or received. Included are records created by computer operators, programmers, analysts, systems administrators, and all personnel with access to a computer. Disposition authority is provided for certain master files, including some tables that are components of data base management systems, and certain files created from master files for specific purposes. In addition, this schedule covers certain disposable electronic records produced by end users in office automation applications. These disposition authorities apply to the
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 11: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 11: SPACE AND MAINTENANCE RECORDS June 2007 Revision 1 This schedule provides for the disposal of all copies, wherever located in the Department, of records relating to space and maintenance, except as indicated below. Records documenting these functions pertain to the acquisition, allocation, utilization, and release of space and include related correspondence and reports submitted to the General Services Administration (or equivalent agency with similar Government-wide responsibilities) as directed by law and regulation (41 CFR 101-17); correspondence and forms relating to the compilation of directory service listings; identification credentials and related accountable records; requests for building and equipment services;
Entry Form Entry Form Instructions: Please complete this online entry form, and then go to the Universe Adventure YouTube group to upload your video. Vidoes submitted without an entry form will not be eligible. For complete entry guidelines, visit the contest home page. Please enter the name, age, and grade level of each group member. First Name: Last Name: Age: Grade Level: First Name: Last Name: Age: Grade Level: First Name: Last Name: Age: Grade Level: First Name: Last Name: Age: Grade Level: First Name: Last Name: Age: Grade Level: School: City: State: Select a state CA - California We will contact your teacher via email to confirm your entry. Supervising Teacher: Teacher's Email Address: Enter the YouTube user name you will use to submit your video.
Feasibility of Documenting and Estimating Adult Fish Passage at Large Hydroelectric Facilities in the Snake River Using Video Technology; 1993 Final Report.
Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River to evaluate the feasibility of using video technology to document and estimate fish ladder passage of chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, sockeye salmon O. nerka, and steelhead O. mykiss. A video system was to produced video images during salmon passage periods. A technician identified and counted fish images from the video record. Fish ladder passage estimates of target species made from the video record were similar to estimates made by on-site counters during daytime periods, indicating that the two methods were relatively precise. We also found that a significant percentage (6.4% and 8.3%) of target salmonids migrated during nighttime periods when on-site counts were not typically made during the two years of study. Analysis of the video record permitted verification of individual sockeye salmon identified and counted by on-site count personnel, and provided data useful to managers of this ESA-listed stock. Analysis of the video record also permitted collection of additional data such as length measurements of individual specimens, which was used to regulate a fishery located upstream.
Hatch, Douglas R.; Pederson, David R.; Fryer, Jeffrey
Data visualisation in digital forensics.
??As digital crimes have risen, so has the need for digital forensics. Numerous state-of-the-art tools have been developed to assist digital investigators conduct proper investigations� (more)
Fei, Bennie Kar Leung
Washington National Records Center
Washington National Records Center Washington D.C. 20404 Annette Black, IM-23, 301-903-3842 email@example.com John E. Davenport, Director Records Management Div. IM23270CC...
Records Management Exit Procedures
Exit Procedures For Departing Federal and contractor Employees PRESERVATION OF FEDERAL RECORDS The Federal Records Act requires the Department of Energy (DOE) Records Officer to remind departing Federal and contractor employees that Federal records may not be removed from Government custody nor may they be destroyed except in accordance with a records disposition schedule that has been approved by the Archivist of the United States. The creation of adequate documentation and the preservation of Federal records are required by law and regulation (contained in 36 CFR Chapter XII). As Federal and contractor employees, you have Federal record-keeping responsibilities that are regulated by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to ensure the retention and
Parallel digital forensics infrastructure.
This report documents the architecture and implementation of a Parallel Digital Forensics infrastructure. This infrastructure is necessary for supporting the design, implementation, and testing of new classes of parallel digital forensics tools. Digital Forensics has become extremely difficult with data sets of one terabyte and larger. The only way to overcome the processing time of these large sets is to identify and develop new parallel algorithms for performing the analysis. To support algorithm research, a flexible base infrastructure is required. A candidate architecture for this base infrastructure was designed, instantiated, and tested by this project, in collaboration with New Mexico Tech. Previous infrastructures were not designed and built specifically for the development and testing of parallel algorithms. With the size of forensics data sets only expected to increase significantly, this type of infrastructure support is necessary for continued research in parallel digital forensics. This report documents the implementation of the parallel digital forensics (PDF) infrastructure architecture and implementation.
Liebrock, Lorie M. (New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM); Duggan, David Patrick
New simulation speed record set on Sequoia | National Nuclear Security
New simulation speed record set on Sequoia | National Nuclear Security New simulation speed record set on Sequoia | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our Infrastructure Continuing Management Reform Countering Nuclear Terrorism About Us Our Programs Our History Who We Are Our Leadership Our Locations Budget Our Operations Media Room Congressional Testimony Fact Sheets Newsletters Press Releases Speeches Events Social Media Video Gallery Photo Gallery NNSA Archive Federal Employment Apply for Our Jobs Our Jobs Working at NNSA Blog Home > NNSA Blog > New simulation speed record set on Sequoia New simulation speed record set on Sequoia Posted By Office of Public Affairs New simulation speed record set on Sequoia Computer scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and
America's Wind Industry Reaches Record Highs | Department of Energy
America's Wind Industry Reaches Record Highs America's Wind Industry Reaches Record Highs America's Wind Industry Reaches Record Highs August 6, 2013 - 8:01am Addthis Our latest Infographic highlights key findings from the 2012 Wind Technologies Market Report. | Infographic by Sarah Gerrity. Our latest Infographic highlights key findings from the 2012 Wind Technologies Market Report. | Infographic by Sarah Gerrity. Dr. Ernest Moniz Dr. Ernest Moniz Secretary of Energy LEARN MORE Watch our new video highlighting the latest U.S. wind industry trends. See our press release on the Energy Department's two new reports highlighting the record-breaking growth of America's wind power market. Check out our new page: energy.gov/windreport. Today, the Energy Department released two new reports highlighting record
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 22: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 22: AUDIT/INVESTIGATIVE RECORDS June 2007 Revision 1 Section I of this schedule covers records associated with investigations other than those performed by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Types of investigations may include: routine and significant internal program investigations, specific purpose investigations, audits, inspections, appraisals, and management reviews. Investigations may be described or referred to as audits, appraisals, surveillance, self-assessments, management assessments, or evaluations. Investigations may be conducted by DOE or by its contractors. Section II covers records created by the Department's OIG investigations. OIG investigations serve to prevent or reduce waste and fraud in Departmental programs,
Nondestructive Evaluation: Data Conversion, Data Storage, and Records Management Study for NDE
In the past 20 years, there has been a dramatic increase in the use of digital systems in nondestructive evaluation (NDE). The constant drive toward better acquisition technology, increased data storage capacity, and enhanced system capability has actually decreased the likelihood of being able to access digital data created and stored only a few years ago. For users to be able to extract the maximum benefit from their digital records, they need to identify and adopt appropriate strategies for handling t...
Video Library | National Nuclear Security Administration
Library | National Nuclear Security Administration Library | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our Infrastructure Continuing Management Reform Countering Nuclear Terrorism About Us Our Programs Our History Who We Are Our Leadership Our Locations Budget Our Operations Media Room Congressional Testimony Fact Sheets Newsletters Press Releases Speeches Events Social Media Video Gallery Photo Gallery NNSA Archive Federal Employment Apply for Our Jobs Our Jobs Working at NNSA Blog Video Library Home > About Us > Our Operations > Management and Budget > Office of Civil Rights > Video Library Video Library The Office of Civil Rights maintains a video library for training and educational needs. The videos are available for use by employees of the
Video: Secretary Moniz's First Day | Department of Energy
Secretary Moniz's First Day Secretary Moniz's First Day Video: Secretary Moniz's First Day May 22, 2013 - 2:26pm Addthis On his first day of work, Secretary Moniz attends his swearing-in ceremony, and he delivers remarks at the 2013 Energy Efficiency Global Forum. Rob Roberts Rob Roberts Director of Digital Strategy On May 22, Dr. Ernest Moniz was sworn in as the nation's 13th Secretary of Energy and spoke about his vision for the Department's future. Afterwards, employees had a chance after the ceremony to meet the Secretary. In the afternoon, Secretary Moniz made his first public speech at the 2013 Energy Efficiency Global Forum, where he spoke about the importance of energy efficiency and how advancing demand-side solutions and eliminating waste will be one of his top priorities. You can follow Secretary Moniz on Twitter (@ErnestMoniz) or on Facebook.
Interactive montages of sprites for indexing and summarizing security video
In this video we present a new model of interaction for indexing and visualizing video in the context of security applications. We wish to index security video that contains relatively rare but important events, such as security video taken from large public or industrial facilities (e.g. a nuclear power plant) or exterior home security video from a residential neighborhood. We present a method of indexing video by arranging irregularly shaped icons or sprites into a montage representing motion events or security events within the original video scene. The sprites in the montage are used as an index into the original video. We also generate video montages to summarize video in which motion events are compressed and overlayed in a video of shorter time duration. This summary video also acts as an index into the original video stream.
Chris Pal; Nebojsa Jojic
Engineering task plan for Tanks 241-AN-103, 104, 105 color video camera systems
This Engineering Task Plan (ETP) describes the design, fabrication, assembly, and installation of the video camera systems into the vapor space within tanks 241-AN-103, 104, and 105. The one camera remotely operated color video systems will be used to observe and record the activities within the vapor space. Activities may include but are not limited to core sampling, auger activities, crust layer examination, monitoring of equipment installation/removal, and any other activities. The objective of this task is to provide a single camera system in each of the tanks for the Flammable Gas Tank Safety Program.
Re-cinematography: improving the camera dynamics of casual video
This paper presents an approach to post-processing casually captured videos to improve apparent camera movement. Re-cinematography transforms each frame of a video such that the video better follows cinematic conventions. The approach breaks videos ... Keywords: casual video, cinematography, image stabilization
Michael L. Gleicher; Feng Liu
Event-driven Video Awareness Providing Physical Security
The Video Event Awareness Workbench (VEAW) analyzes surveillance video from thousands of video cameras and automatically detects complex events in near-real-time-at pace with their input video streams. For events of interest to security personnel, VEAW ... Keywords: awareness, complex event processing, video surveillance
Dimitrios Georgakopoulos; Donald Baker; Marian Nodine; Andrzej Cichoki
Representing digital assets usingMPEG-21 Digital Item Declaration
Various XML-based approaches aimed at representing compound digital assets have emerged over the last several years. Approaches that are of specific relevance to the digital library community include the Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard (METS), ... Keywords: Digital Item, Digital asset, MPEG-21 DID, OAI-PMH, OpenURL
Jeroen Bekaert; Emiel De Kooning; Herbert de Sompel
Fast transient digitizer
Method and apparatus for sequentially scanning a plurality of target elements with an electron scanning beam modulated in accordance with variations in a high-frequency analog signal to provide discrete analog signal samples representative of successive portions of the analog signal; coupling the discrete analog signal samples from each of the target elements to a different one of a plurality of high speed storage devices; converting the discrete analog signal samples to equivalent digital signals; and storing the digital signals in a digital memory unit for subsequent measurement or display.
Villa, Francesco (Palo Alto, CA)
Digital sonar system
A transponder of an active digital sonar system identifies a multifrequency underwater activating sonar signal received from a remote sonar transmitter. The transponder includes a transducer that receives acoustic waves, including the activating sonar signal, and generates an analog electrical receipt signal. The analog electrical receipt signal is converted to a digital receipt signal and cross-correlated with a digital transmission signal pattern corresponding to the activating sonar signal. A relative peak in the cross-correlation value is indicative of the activating sonar signal having been received by the transponder. In response to identifying the activating sonar signal, the transponder transmits a responding multifrequency sonar signal. 4 figs.
Young, K.K.; Wilkes, R.J.
A transponder of an active digital sonar system identifies a multifrequency underwater activating sonar signal received from a remote sonar transmitter. The transponder includes a transducer that receives acoustic waves, including the activating sonar signal, and generates an analog electrical receipt signal. The analog electrical receipt signal is converted to a digital receipt signal and cross-correlated with a digital transmission signal pattern corresponding to the activating sonar signal. A relative peak in the cross-correlation value is indicative of the activating sonar signal having been received by the transponder. In response to identifying the activating sonar signal, the transponder transmits a responding multifrequency sonar signal.
Young, Kenneth K. (Seattle, WA); Wilkes, R. Jeffrey (Seattle, WA)
HMM Model Selection Issues for Soccer video
Bailie,M. Jose,J.M. Van Rijsbergen,C.J. In the 3rd International Conference of Image and Video Retrieval (CIVR2004).
Bailie, M.; Jose, J.M.
�TMS, MSE, and Me� Video Contest
Mar 17, 2010 ... Fu Guo and his students are all smiles accepting their video contest prize at the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting. Pictured left to right: Mengting Han,�...
Baillie,M. Jose,J.M. van Rijsbergen,C.J. In the 3rd International Conference of Image and Video Retrieval (CIVR2004) Dublin, Ireland Springer
Baillie, M.
RESPONSE TO A TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT INVOLVING RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL This training video and user guide was designed to supplement the MERRTT program and has been produced as...
Fisheye Video Imaging for Diagnosis and Monitoring
ORNL 2010-G00650/jcn UT-B IDs PFTT-200601831, PFTT-2200802084 Fisheye Video Imaging for Diagnosis and Monitoring Technology Summary A variety of investigative ...
VIDEO: Manufacture and Casting of Superalloys - TMS
Apr 27, 2007 ... This video gives a basic look at the equipment and operations in the manufacture and casting of superalloys. CITATION: Dr. Alan Partridge,�...
ORISE Resources: Cytogenetic Biodosimetry Laboratory Video
Video Cytogenetic biodosimetry is the most accurate method, or the "gold standard," for determining the amount of radiation dose absorbed by a patient's body. Using certain white...
Effective Video Monitoring for Nuclear Safeguards
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Louisiana Coastal Land Loss Video Release
Today, the U.S. Geological Survey National Wetlands Research Center is pleased to announce the release of a new Louisiana coastal land loss video, ...
DOE Research and Development Accomplishments Videos
Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)
Videos Want a quick view of some of the many and diverse accomplishments resulting from DOE and predecessor research and development? You can select 'Fast Facts', which rapidly...
TREC 2002 Video Track Runs (cont.)
... examples); 87 - Find shots of oil fields, rigs, derricks, oil drilling/pumping equipment. Shots just of refineries are not desired. (1 video example); 88 ...
Video Gallery | National Nuclear Security Administration
Video Gallery | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our...
WBNL Streaming Video, Brookhaven National Laboratory, BNL
WBNL Video WBNL Video Newsroom Photos Image Library Historic Images Photo Permissions Videos Fact Sheets Lab History News Categories Contacts Categories All Videos General Lab Overviews Lectures & Seminars Workshops & Colloquia Health & Wellness Talks Keywords accelerators addiction ARRA ATLAS award BERA biochemistry biology biosciences blueprint BNL lecture brown bag lunches BSA BSA distinguished lecture BWIS BWIS lecture cancer research celebrations CFN chemistry commercial community computing dignitary diversity DOE earth science education elected official Employee Assistance Program employee feature energy environment environmental science event facility users funding health and wellness history human resources IFM instrumentation lab infrastructure lecture lessons LHC magnets materials science medical
LM Records Handling System (LMRHS01) - Electronic Records Keeping...
Publications LM Records Handling System (LMRHS01) - Rocky Flats Environmental Records Database, Office of Legacy Management LM Records Handling System (LMRHS01) - Energy Employees...
Objective video quality assessment method for video streams spatially distorted by coding and packet loss
In recent years, video-streaming services and videoconferencing services have become among the most promising of multimedia communications applications. To make high-quality video-streaming services that are comfortable to view, we need to design appropriate ... Keywords: image quality, objective quality assessment, quality of experience, video streaming
Jun Okamoto; Keishiro Watanabe; Takaaki Kurita
In 1989, The Chudnovsky Brothers computed 1,011,196,961 digits ...
Then we are declaring 4,294,960,000 decimal digits as the new world record. ... 113 Japan Fax : +81-3-3814-7231 (office) E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The record of experimental science: Archiving data with literature
Crystallography is presented as a case study of a scientific discipline where the experimental data that underpin research results can be integrated into the scientific record. Among other advantages, this maximises the degree of trust in science, since ... Keywords: Data validation, digital archiving, electronic publishing
John R. Helliwell; Brian Mcmahon
The Office of Health, Safety and Security HSS Logo Department of Energy Seal Left Tab SEARCH Right Tab TOOLS Right Tab Left Tab HOME Right Tab Left Tab ABOUT US Right Tab Left Tab...
world's first heavy water nuclear reactor. 1944 Plot M is established near Site A for the disposal of waste (both radioactive and non-radioactive) from Manhattan Project research...
Digital Image Authentication: A Review
Digital image authentication refers to all the techniques performing anti-falsification, digital image copyright protection, or access control. A large number of DIA techniques have been developed to authenticate digital images, including cryptography-based ... Keywords: Data Hiding, Digital Fingerprints, Forensic Science, Image Authentication, Watermarking
Chia-Hung Wei; Yue Li
Metadata harvesting framework in P2P-based digital libraries
This paper reviews the main efforts in the research of harvesting metadata records in distributed digital libraries environment. The advantages and remained issues are briefly presented in order to have a comparison in our new approaches. A general scenario ... Keywords: digital library, metadata, peer-to-peer, services
Hao Ding; Ingeborg Solvberg
Sloan digital sky survey
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey will produce a detailed digital photometric map of half the northern sky to about 23 magnitude using a special purpose wide field 2.5 meter telescope. From this map we will select {approximately} 10{sup 6} galaxies and 10{sup 5} quasars, and obtain high resolution spectra using the same telescope. The imaging catalog will contain 10{sup 8} galaxies, a similar number of stars, and 10{sup 6} quasar candidates.
Kent, S.M.; Stoughton, C.; Newberg, H.; Loveday, J.; Petravick, D.; Gurbani, V.; Berman, E.; Sergey, G. [Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Batavia, IL (United States); Lupton, R. [Princeton Univ., NJ (United States)
User Records User Records © 2011 SuccessFactors, Inc. - 1 - SuccessFactors Learning Confidential. All rights reserved. Job Aid: Viewing User Records Purpose The purpose of this job aid is to guide users through the step-by-step process of viewing their records. Each task demonstrates viewing of different records. Task A. View To-Do List Enter the web address (URL) of the user application into your browser Address field and press the Enter key. Enter your user ID in the User ID textbox. Enter your password in the Password textbox. Click Sign In. View To-Do List (filter, view) 7 Steps Task A View Completed Work 8 Steps Task B View Curriculum Status and Details 11 Steps Task C 3 3 1 2 2 1 SuccessFactors Learning v 6.4 User Job Aid Viewing User Records
RealityFlythrough : a system for ubiquitous video
IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. Video Techn. , 13(7):560�576,Chapter 3 An Abstraction for Ubiquitous Video . . . 3.1.repre- sentations of video sequences and their applications.
McCurdy, Neil James
Real-time fire detection in low quality video
Motivation for a Robust Video-based Fire Detection SystemFigure 3.1: Screen shots of training videos with fire inshots of training videos with no fire in them. . . . . . .
True, Nicholas James
Automated Video Analysis of Animal Movements Using Gabor Orientation Filters
a Single frame from a video clip, after de-interlacing.median of all frames in the video sequence. c The output of010-9062-1 Automated Video Analysis of Animal Movements
Wagenaar, Daniel A.; Kristan, Wiliam B.
Writing Video - Writing the World: Videogeographies as Cognitive Medium
in connection with my video projects, was to elaborate onto address directly in the video pieces. But very soon Ifor the reception of my videos in the art context, since the
Biemann, Ursula
DemoCut: Generating Concise Instructional Videos for Physical Demonstrations
. Information Interfaces and Presentation (e.g. HCI): Miscellaneous INTRODUCTION Do it yourself (DIY videos. We analyzed existing DIY videos and interviewed video authors to uncover key chal- lenges
Hartmann, Björn
A video strip chart program
A strip chart recorder has been utilized for trend analysis of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory EN tandem since 1987. At the EN, the author could not afford the nice eight channel thermal pen recorder that was used at the 25 URC. He had to suffice with two channel fiber tip or capillary pen type recorders retrieved from salvage and maintained with parts from other salvaged recorders. After cycling through several machines that eventually became completely unserviceable, a search for a new thermal recorder was begun. As much as he hates to write computer code, he decided to try his hand at getting an old data acquisition unit, that had been retrieved several years ago from salvage, to meet his needs. A BASIC language compiler was used because time was not available to learn a more advanced language. While attempting to increase acquisition and scroll speed on the 6 MHz 80286 that the code was first developed on, it became apparent that scrolling only the first small portion of the screen at high speed and then averaging that region and histogramming the average provided both the speed necessary for capturing fairly short duration events, and a trend record without use of back scrolling and disk storage routines. This turned out to be quite sufficient.
Jones, N.L. [Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (United States). Accelerator-Based Atomic Physics
2 2 ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 16: ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT RECORDS June 2007 Revision 1 This schedule covers those administrative management activities not covered by other Administrative Schedules. Included are disposable records created in the course of organizational planning, development, and simplification of procedures; records management activities; and administration of management improvement programs. See ADM 1 (items 12 and 13) for the disposition of case files on individuals involved in incentive award and similar types of management improvement programs. The organizational locations and titles of administrative management units vary. They may be scattered at numerous levels or locations, or may be centralized. For the purposes
Transient data recorder systems
Transient data recorder systems including a high speed charge coupled device and a device exerciser, including a high speed sampler and driver circuitry.
Linnenbrink, Thomas E. (Winnetka, IL); Gradl, David A. (Des Plaines, IL)
Researching DOE Records
The Department of Energy (DOE) welcomes researchers interested in documenting the Department's history. Significant portions of DOE's records, including declassified materials on the nuclear...
Rural encounters: cultural translations through video
Requirements gathering for design in rural and remote areas needs to be considered within the prevailing cultural context. We explain our use of video as a technological site for cultural encounters during the preparatory elicitation of cultural influences ... Keywords: co-generative methods, cultural encounters, design, indexicality, performative knowledge, rural, video
David Browning; Nicola J Bidwell; Dianna Hardy; P-M Standley
Video search: are algorithms all we need?
This panel will debate various approaches to improving video search, and explore how professional cataloguing, crowd sourced metadata, and improvements in search algorithms will evolve over the next ten years. Panelists will explore the needs of large ... Keywords: algorithms, archives, design, search, video
Jeff Ubois; Jamie Davidson; Marko Grobelnik; Paul Over; Hans Westerhof
Robust video communication over an urban VANET
Video communication within a Vehicular Ad Hoc Network (VANET) has the potential to be of considerable benefit in an urban emergency, as it allows emergency vehicles approaching the scene to better understand the nature of the emergency. However, the ... Keywords: Error resilience, IEEE 802.11p, VANET, multiple path delivery, redundant frames, video communication
N. Qadri; M. Altaf; M. Fleury; M. Ghanbari
Surveillance of video signals over computer networks
Recently, multimedia communication services, such as video conferencing and voice over IP, have been rapidly spread. H.323 is an international standard that specifies the components, protocols and procedures that provide multimedia communication services ... Keywords: H.225, H.323, multimedia, multimedia communication, telecommunication protocols, video surveillance system simulation
Hassan H. Soliman; Hazem M. El-Bakry; Mona Reda
Real time video streaming over heterogeneous networks
Technological advances allow handheld devices to be equipped with faster processors and wireless interfaces, making the performance comparable to laptop Computers. In this paper, we describe real-time video streaming over heterogeneous networks namely ... Keywords: GPRS-EDGE, IEEE802.11, IETF, MPEG-4, PSS, RTCP, RTP, RTSP, bluetooth, performance, piconet, quality of service, video streaming, wireless LANs
Mohammed A. Qadeer; Rehan Ahmad; Mohd Siddique Khan; Tauseef Ahmad
Mechanical design of PlayLamp : a minimally intrusive device for recording the behavior of children at-risk of developmental disorders
This thesis paper documents the design process, decisions, and outcomes of the design of the physical form factor of PlayLamp, a device for video and audio recording the development of children at-risk of having developmental ...
Steger, Stephen Andrew
A Grouping Interface for Video Search
Halvey,M. Jose,J.M. 3rd International Conference on Semantic and Digital Media Technologies, SAMT 2008
Halvey, M.
Information Resources: Solid-State Lighting Videos
Videos Videos On this page you can access DOE Solid-State Lighting (SSL) Program videos. Photo of a museum art gallery with LED lights in track fixtures overhead. The City of Los Angeles LED Streetlight Program View the video about the Los Angeles LED streetlight program, featuring an interview with City of Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting Director, Ed Ebrahimian. Photo of a museum art gallery with LED lights in track fixtures overhead. The Smithsonian American Art Museum GATEWAY Demonstration View the video about using LEDs in a GATEWAY demonstration at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, including an interview with lighting designer Scott Rosenfeld. graphic of many intersecting white lines on a blue background Orchestrating Market Success
Video looping of human cyclic motion
In this thesis, a system called Video Looping is developed to analyze human cyclic motions. Video Looping allows users to extract human cyclic motion from a given video sequence. This system analyzes similarities from a large amount of live footage to find the point of smooth transition. The final cyclic loop is created using only a few output images. Video Looping is useful not only to learn and understand human movements, but also to apply the cyclic loop to various artistic applications. To provide practical animation references, the output images are presented as photo plate sequences to visualize human cyclic motion similar to Eadweard Muybridge's image sequences. The final output images can be used to create experimental projects such as composited multiple video loops or small size of web animations. Furthermore, they can be imported into animation packages, and animators can create keyframe animations by tracing them in 3D software.
Choi, Hye Mee
Video Games - Did They Begin at Brookhaven
Video Games Did They Begin at Brookhaven? Video Games Did They Begin at Brookhaven? Additional Web Pages The following account, written in 1981, tells how a Department of Energy research and development program led to the pioneering development of video games. William Higinbotham William Higinbotham First Pong, now Space Invaders, next Star Castle video games have mesmerized children of at all ages across the country and around the world. Where did it all begin? Possibly at Brookhaven National Laboratory. In 1958, William Higinbotham, then head of BNL's Instrumentation Division, designed what may have been one of the first video games. Back then, Brookhaven had visitors days in the fall, and thousands of people came to tour the Lab and see exhibits set up in the gymnasium. Higinbotham's game was an illustration of what the Instrumentation Division could design and build.
BNL | History:The First Video Game?
The First Video Game? The First Video Game? photo of Tennis for Two Before 'Pong,' There Was 'Tennis for Two' Before the era of electronic ping pong, hungry yellow dots, plumbers, mushrooms, and fire-flowers, people waited in line to play video games at roller-skating rinks, arcades, and other hangouts. More than fifty years ago, before either arcades or home video games, visitors waited in line at Brookhaven National Laboratory to play "Tennis for Two," an electronic tennis game that is unquestionably a forerunner of the modern video game. Tennis for Two was first introduced on October 18, 1958, at one of the Lab's annual visitors' days. Two people played the electronic tennis game with separate controllers that connected to an analog computer and used an oscilloscope for a screen. The game's creator, William
Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund raises record amount
Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund raises record amount Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund raises record amount Community Connections: Our link to Northern New Mexico Communities Latest Issue:Dec. 2013 - Jan. 2014 All Issues » submit Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund raises record amount $555,625 will fund regional students' post-secondary education July 1, 2013 Students from Valarde Middle School won the video competition in the Best in Show and Middle School categories. They are shown here with sixth-grade teacher Jimmy Lara. Lab Director Charlie McMillan throws out the first pitch at an Isotopes game that helped raise funds for Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation scholarship program Contact Editor Linda Anderman Email Community Programs Office Kurt Steinhaus Email Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund raises record amount
Laser fusion experiment yields record energy at NIF | National Nuclear
Laser fusion experiment yields record energy at NIF | National Nuclear Laser fusion experiment yields record energy at NIF | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our Infrastructure Continuing Management Reform Countering Nuclear Terrorism About Us Our Programs Our History Who We Are Our Leadership Our Locations Budget Our Operations Media Room Congressional Testimony Fact Sheets Newsletters Press Releases Speeches Events Social Media Video Gallery Photo Gallery NNSA Archive Federal Employment Apply for Our Jobs Our Jobs Working at NNSA Blog Home > NNSA Blog > Laser fusion experiment yields record energy at NIF Laser fusion experiment yields record energy at NIF Posted By Office of Public Affairs Lawrence Livermore's National Ignition Facility (NIF) recently focused all
LANL sets magnetic record | National Nuclear Security Administration
sets magnetic record | National Nuclear Security Administration sets magnetic record | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our Infrastructure Continuing Management Reform Countering Nuclear Terrorism About Us Our Programs Our History Who We Are Our Leadership Our Locations Budget Our Operations Media Room Congressional Testimony Fact Sheets Newsletters Press Releases Speeches Events Social Media Video Gallery Photo Gallery NNSA Archive Federal Employment Apply for Our Jobs Our Jobs Working at NNSA Blog Home > NNSA Blog > LANL sets magnetic record LANL sets magnetic record Posted By Office of Public Affairs Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory's biggest magnet facility recently produced magnetic fields in excess of 100 tesla while conducting
Designing with mobile digital storytelling in rural Africa
We reflect on activities to design a mobile application to enable rural people in South Africa's Eastern Cape to record and share their stories, which have implications for 'cross-cultural design,' and the wider use of stories in design. We based our ... Keywords: cross-cultural, dialogical approach to design, digital storytelling, ict4d, mobile devices, oral knowledge, rural
Nicola J. Bidwell; Thomas Reitmaier; Gary Marsden; Susan Hansen
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Jump to: navigation, search This widget displays the utility rate database form helper video. For example: Widget:UtilityRateEntryHelperVideo Retrieved from "http:...
V-202: Cisco Video Surveillance Manager Bugs Let Remote Users...
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Video Tutorial for Submitting a 2014 ERCAP Request available
Video Tutorial for Submitting a 2014 ERCAP Request available Video Tutorial for Submitting a 2014 ERCAP Request available September 17, 2013 (0 Comments) Rushing to meet the...
INL featured in video presented at Copenhagen conference
INL featured in video presented at Copenhagen conference IDAHO FALLS Idaho National Laboratory footage and research are featured in a video presented at the World Climate...
NREL: Wind Research - Kansas State University Videos Explore...
Kansas State University Videos Explore Wind Energy January 29, 2013 A Kansas State University journalism student recently produced two videos related to wind energy. "Students...
New Energy 101 Video: Electric Vehicles | Department of Energy
New Energy 101 Video: Electric Vehicles New Energy 101 Video: Electric Vehicles January 17, 2012 - 5:15am Addthis Eric Barendsen Energy Technology Program Specialist, Office of...
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VIDEO: Laser-aided Direct Metal Tooling (DMT)
Dec 11, 2007 ... Brief video shows several parts built using the laser-aided Direct Metal Tooling process. View Video SOURCE: Insstek Corporate Website.
BBC Video Looks at ITER | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
Events Research Education Organization Contact Us BBC Video Looks at ITER American Fusion News Category: U.S. ITER Link: BBC Video Looks at ITER...
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5 5 ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 14: INFORMATIONAL SERVICES RECORDS June 2007 Revision 1 This schedule covers certain records pertaining to informational services performed by the Department in their day-to-day affairs and in their relations with the public, including records created in administering Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Privacy Act ) programs. Except as otherwise specified in individual items, it applies to copies of these records wherever located. Item 4 applies only to files maintained in office responsible for the operation of the information activities. Items 11 through 15 describe the files accumulated in carrying out the provisions of the FOIA, and items 21 through 26 describe the files created in administering the provisions of the Privacy Act. Items 31
Building the Electronic Records Archives
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Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos
Solid-State Lighting Videos to Solid-State Lighting Videos to someone by E-mail Share Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on Facebook Tweet about Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on Twitter Bookmark Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on Google Bookmark Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on Delicious Rank Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on Digg Find More places to share Solid-State Lighting: Solid-State Lighting Videos on AddThis.com... Conferences & Meetings Presentations Publications Webcasts Videos Tools Solid-State Lighting Videos On this page you can access DOE Solid-State Lighting (SSL) Program videos. Photo of a museum art gallery with LED lights in track fixtures overhead. The City of Los Angeles LED Streetlight Program
Digital optical conversion module
A digital optical conversion module used to convert an analog signal to a computer compatible digital signal including a voltage-to-frequency converter, frequency offset response circuitry, and an electrical-to-optical converter. Also used in conjunction with the digital optical conversion module is an optical link and an interface at the computer for converting the optical signal back to an electrical signal. Suitable for use in hostile environments having high levels of electromagnetic interference, the conversion module retains high resolution of the analog signal while eliminating the potential for errors due to noise and interference. The module can be used to link analog output scientific equipment such as an electrometer used with a mass spectrometer to a computer. 2 figs.
Kotter, D.K.; Rankin, R.A.
A digital optical conversion module used to convert an analog signal to a computer compatible digital signal including a voltage-to-frequency converter, frequency offset response circuitry, and an electrical-to-optical converter. Also used in conjunction with the digital optical conversion module is an optical link and an interface at the computer for converting the optical signal back to an electrical signal. Suitable for use in hostile environments having high levels of electromagnetic interference, the conversion module retains high resolution of the analog signal while eliminating the potential for errors due to noise and interference. The module can be used to link analog output scientific equipment such as an electrometer used with a mass spectrometer to a computer.
Kotter, Dale K. (North Shelley, ID); Rankin, Richard A. (Ammon, ID)
Proschema: A Matlab application for processing strong motion records and estimating earthquake engineering parameters
Strong motion records are the original input data for earthquake engineering studies and earthquake resistant building codes. Records originating from both, analogue and modern digital instruments should be subjected to processing in order to derive ... Keywords: CDMG format, Corrected time series, European strong motion database format, Response spectra, Seismology, Smc format
M. Segou; N. Voulgaris
Lab Breakthrough: Record-Setting Cavities | Department of Energy
Record-Setting Cavities Record-Setting Cavities Lab Breakthrough: Record-Setting Cavities April 24, 2012 - 2:34pm Addthis At Jefferson Lab, researchers have fabricated a niobium cavity for particle accelerators that has set a world record for energy efficiency. Gianluigi "Gigi" Ciovati, a superconducting radiofrequency scientist, discusses how scientists at the Jefferson Lab developed the technology, and how it will be used to impact the energy industry. Michael Hess Michael Hess Former Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs What does this project do? With more powerful accelerators, researchers can someday build new power plants that produce little or no nuclear waste. At Jefferson Lab, researchers have fabricated a niobium cavity for particle accelerators that has set a world record for energy efficiency. Gianluigi
Digital Geologic Field Mapping Using Arcpad, In: Digital Mapping Techniques
Digital Geologic Field Mapping Using Arcpad, In: Digital Mapping Techniques Digital Geologic Field Mapping Using Arcpad, In: Digital Mapping Techniques '02- Workshop Proceedings Jump to: navigation, search OpenEI Reference LibraryAdd to library Report: Digital Geologic Field Mapping Using Arcpad, In: Digital Mapping Techniques '02- Workshop Proceedings Abstract Research into the practicality of digital mapping by Placer Dome Exploration identified hardware and software solutions to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of field work. The goal of the research was to find a lightweight hardware-software system that allows the user to build a digital map from field observations in much the same way as pen and paper methods. The focus of the research was to minimize the size and weight of computer systems. Systems identified consist of a wearable PC or handheld
Video surveillance with speckle imaging
A surveillance system looks through the atmosphere along a horizontal or slant path. Turbulence along the path causes blurring. The blurring is corrected by speckle processing short exposure images recorded with a camera. The exposures are short enough to effectively freeze the atmospheric turbulence. Speckle processing is used to recover a better quality image of the scene.
Carrano, Carmen J. (Livermore, CA); Brase, James M. (Pleasanton, CA)
The Open Digital Rights Language: XML for Digital Rights Management
Digital Rights Management (DRM) covers a broad area of intellectual property management and enforcement. DRM aims to provide secure and trusted services to control the use and distribution of content. DRM technologies have evolved from the primarily ... Keywords: Digital Rights Management (DRM), Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL), Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), Rights Expression Language, XML, XML Schema
Renato Iannella
Feasibility of Documenting and Estimating Adult Fish Passage at Large Hydroelectric Facilities in the Snake River Using Video Technology; 1992 Annual Report.
A field study was conducted at Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River in 1992 to evaluate the feasibility of using time-lapse video technology to document and estimate fish ladder passage of chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, sockeye salmon 0. nerka, and steelhead 0. mykiss using time-lapse video technology. High quality video images were produced with a time-lapse video system operating in 72 h mode from 1 May through 31 December, 1992 and fish were counted from 1 June through 15 December. From the video record we counted 15 sockeye salmon, 3,283 summer chinook salmon, 1,022 fall chinook salmon, and 125,599 steelhead. The composite count of target species generated from the video record was similar (p = 0.617) to the estimate made by on-site counters during identical time periods indicating that the two methods were precise. Comparisons of 24 h video counts and on-site (10 and 16 h) counts showed that a significant (p < 0.001) proportion of target salmonids migrated during the nighttime when on-site counts are not typically made at Lower Granite Dam. The mean sockeye salmon fork length measured from video images was 453 mm. Mean fork-lengths reported for Snake River sockeye salmon between 1953 and 1965 were much greater ({female} = 546 mm {male} = 577 mm). Cost comparisons showed that video costs were less than half those of on-site counting methods. The video method also included the collection of additional data. A computer software demonstration program was developed that graphically illustrated the possibilities of a completely automated, computerized fish counting and identification system.
Hatch, Douglas R.; Pederson, David R.; Schartzberg, Mathew
Digital buildings - Challenges and opportunities
This paper considers the wider implications of digital buildings (as currently exemplified by building information models) becoming the norm within the building construction sector. Current deployment is reviewed and the growing opportunity to better ... Keywords: BIM, Building, Digital, Futures, Sustainability
Alastair Watson
Additive assembly of digital materials
This thesis develops the use of additive assembly of press-fit digital materials as a new rapid-prototyping process. Digital materials consist of a finite set of parts that have discrete connections and occupy discrete ...
Ward, Jonathan (Jonathan Daniel)
Digital Strategy | Department of Energy
Digital Strategy Digital Strategy Digital Strategy November 21, 2013 - 5:15pm Addthis Implementing the Federal Digital Strategy Implementing the Federal Digital Strategy Alex Cohen Alex Cohen Senior Digital Information Strategist New expectations require the Federal Government to be ready to deliver and receive digital information and services anytime, anywhere and on any device. It must do so safely, securely, and with fewer resources. To build for the future, the Federal Government has developed a Digital Strategy that embraces the opportunity to innovate more with less, and enables entrepreneurs to better leverage government data to improve the quality of services to the American people. The Energy Department has responded to this challenge through key initiatives that make high-value data sets available through API's that
Spatio-temporal interest points for video analysis
In this paper, we discuss the need for an effective representation of video data to aid analysis of large datasets of video clips and describe a prototype developed to explore the use of spatio-temporal interest points for action recognition. Our focus ... Keywords: action recognition, sparse action shapes, spatio-temporal interest points, video analysis, video coding
Ramsin Khoshabeh; James D. Hollan
STIMO: STIll and MOving video storyboard for the web scenario
In the current Web scenario a video browsing tool that produces on-the-fly storyboards is more and more a need. Video summary techniques can be helpful but, due to their long processing time, they are usually unsuitable for on-the-fly usage. Therefore, ... Keywords: Clustering, Storyboards, Video browsing, Video summary
Marco Furini; Filippo Geraci; Manuela Montangero; Marco Pellegrini
Large vocabulary quantization for searching instances from videos
A very promising application involving video collections is to search for relevant video segments from a video database when given few visual examples of the specific instance, e.g. a person, object, or place. However, this problem is difficult due to ... Keywords: TRECVID, hierarchical clustering, image retrieval, instance search, video search
Cai-Zhi Zhu; Shin'ichi Satoh
Re-cinematography: Improving the camerawork of casual video
This article presents an approach to postprocessing casually captured videos to improve apparent camera movement. Re-cinematography transforms each frame of a video such that the video better follows cinematic conventions. The approach breaks ... Keywords: Image stabilization, casual video, cinematography
A majorization approach to downlink multiuser VBR video streaming
In this paper, we investigate the problem of optimal power control for multiuser variable bit rate (VBR) video streaming in a cellular network with orthogonal channels. We adopt a deterministic model for VBR video traffic that incorporates video frame ... Keywords: Majorization, Power control, Stochastic programming, Variable bit rate, Video streaming
Yingsong Huang; Shiwen Mao; Yihan Li
The electronic digital computer is designed to solve systems involving a plurality of simultaneous linear equations. The computer can solve a system which converges rather rapidly when using Von Seidel's method of approximation and performs the summations required for solving for the unknown terms by a method of successive approximations.
Stone, J.J. Jr.; Bettis, E.S.; Mann, E.R.
Double-digit growth
The global need for additional generating capacity continues to grow at double digit rates in some cases. Opportunities for partnerships and joint ventures vary considerably by country and region. A closer look is taken at five countries where the playing fields are increasingly tipping to favor outside partners in power development projects -- India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Mexico.
Cartselos, T.; Meade, W.; Hernandez, L.
RFI Comments - Digital Management Inc.
... Lessons from energy, oil, gas, or any large manufacturing industry ... Enterprise Encryption Key and Digital Certificate Management Market Outlook. ...
Enrico Fermi: Audio/Video Clips
Audio/Video Clips Audio/Video Clips Fermi Home · Resources with Additional Information · Fermi Honored · Atoms for Peace · Centennial of Birth Marburger Speech · Stamp · Patents Video Clip Fermi's account of the first nuclear chain reaction on December 2,1942 (from the colloquium of the 10th Anniversary of the event), with artwork of the reactor by Argonne National Laboratory (ANL). Due to the secrecy of the event, no photographs were taken of the reactor. Introduction by Crawford Greenwalt. Courtesy of ANL (5749K; 3 minutes, 50 seconds) Download Flash for video. Horizontal Divider Audio Clips Download QuickTime for audio files. From "Century of the Atom," produced by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Alternative cannot be provided. Download QuickTime Ten years after the experiment, Fermi recalls his confidence in the success of the first self-sustaining chain reaction. (197K; 23 seconds)
Video Production Tips R.A. Nocera
Video Production Tips Video Production Tips R.A. Nocera There are many elements that contribute to a good video. Much of the work is in pre- production: script, storyboard, props, location, rehearsal, editing. All of these should be refined and ready before production and not interfere with the shooting schedule. I suggest creating a shot schedule of which scenes you are going to film - if you're shooting some scenes indoors and some outdoors, arrange the script in terms of location. This will make production much more efficient. There are many books and online pages about video production for reference. This is the most important aspect of film: SOUND. If you have a brilliant script, good actors, and direction, it will not translate if the sound is inaudible. Here are some ways
One Video Stream to Serve Diverse Receivers
The fundamental problem of wireless video multicast is to scalably serve multiple receivers which may have very different channel characteristics. Ideally, one would like to broadcast a single stream that allows each ...
Woo, Grace
77. Mudugar video documentaries, In their eyes...
literature of an indigenous community called Mudugar. Mudugar live in the mountainous land of Attapady, Palakkad District, Kerala State, South India. The photographs, video-documentaries, audio files and translated interviews are materials collected over a...
Alex, Rayson K.
Transforms for prediction residuals in video coding
Typically the same transform, the 2-D Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT), is used to compress both image intensities in image coding and prediction residuals in video coding. Major prediction residuals include the motion ...
Kam??l?, Fatih
Vehicle and Person Tracking in Aerial Videos
This paper presents two tracking approaches from Sarnoff Corporation to detect moving vehicles and person in the videos taken from aerial platform or plane. In the first approach, we combine layer segmentation approach with background stabilization and ...
Jiangjian Xiao; Changjiang Yang; Feng Han; Hui Cheng
Video : BioEnergy Science Center
Video Seeing Energy Solutions In Fields The Jason Project The Future of Bioenergy - Spring 2009 Seminars and Speakers HowStuffWorks Show: Episode 3: Cellulose Energy HowStuffWorks...
Combining graphics and video using graphics cards.
?? This report contains an introduction to graphics and video technology. Furthermore the game Avatars-Online, which is a massive multiplayer online game is presented. Avatars-Online� (more)
Vangli, Marcus Andre
Stream programming for image and video compression
Video playback devices rely on compression algorithms to minimize storage, transmission bandwidth, and overall cost. Compression techniques have high realtime and sustained throughput requirements, and the end of CPU clock ...
Drake, Matthew Henry
Partnerships / Technologies / Videos Partnerships / Technologies / Videos Videos View a video about one of our recent technology successes. Access Rate Control System Access Rate Control System Developed to support safeguards and security, the Access Rate Control System (ARCS) controls the speed of entry through full-height turnstiles. Microwave Melting Microwave Melting Ed Ripley and Kenneth Evans explain some of the benefits of microwave heating technology, including how its uses save energy. Modulated Tool Path Chip Breaking Operation Modulated Tool Path Chip Breaking Operation The developers of the MTP chip-breaking system, an R&D 100 award winning technology, share some of the system's benefits and uses. Nanostructured Materials Nanostructured Materials Roland Seals talks about carbon nanotubes developed at Y-12. These
NETL: Gasification Systems Video, Images & Photos
Video, Images, Photos Video, Images, Photos Gasification Systems Reference Shelf - Video, Images & Photos The following was established to show a variety of Gasification Technologies: Gasfication powerplant photo Gasification: A Cornerstone Technology (Mar 2008) Movie Icon Windows Media Video (WMV-26MB) [ view | download ] NETL is a leader in the science and technology of gasification - a process for the conversion of carbon-based materials such as coal into synthesis gas (syngas) that can be used to produce clean electrical energy, transportation fuels, and chemicals efficiently and cost-effectively using domestic fuel resources. Gasification is a cornerstone technology of 21st century zero emissions powerplants. Proposed APS Advanced Hydrogasification Process Proposed APS Advanced Hydrogasification Process* TRDU and Hot-Gas Vessel in the EERC Gasification Tower Transport reactor development unit
Video: The Inside Story (of a Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride Cylinder)
Inside Story Inside Story The Inside Story The Inside Story (of a Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride Cylinder) Probes are used to look at the inside of a Uranium Hexafluoride cylinder. The distribution and structure of the contents are discussed. View this Video in Real Player format Download free RealPlayer SP Highlights of the Video: Video 00:42 10 ton 48Xcylinder of UF6 Video 01:19 Liquid UF6 filling 95% of cylinder volume Video 02:15 Liquid UF6 Video 02:23 Beginning of UF6 phase change from liquid to solid Video 02:32 Solid UF6 Video 03:00 Probe and instrument to investigate inside cylinder Video 04:09 Workers preparing to insert TV camera probe into 48X cylinder containing 10 tons of solid UF6 Video 04:28 Inner surface of head of cylinder showing no corrosion
A digital metadata schema repository
The metadata schema of a digital archive describes the structure and attributes of metadata. Analysis and definition of metadata schema for a new digital archive must be carefully performed at the first stage. To ease the task, we implement a metadata ... Keywords: HTML, XML, digital archive, metadata schema repository, native XML database, web-based
Yen-Chun Lin; Hsiang-An Wang; Chien-Chung Huang; Wei Chen
Optical watthour meter digitizer
As concern about energy conservation and energy-use efficiency increases, a simple and inexpensive instrument that would provide accurate, reliable and high-resolution data on electrical energy usage should find widespread application in research and industrial facilities. An instrument that would also provide one or more outputs compatible with a wide range of digital data acquisition systems would be especially appropriate, since the use of automatic data logging equipment is now common, even in small-scale and low-budget operations. An optical watthour meter digitizer was developed which meets these criteria. Based on the induction-type watthour meter, the digitizer provides an output pulse for a fixed amount of energy use. The digitizer senses the motion of the rotor disc of the meter by optically detecting passage of a nonreflective area painted on the underside of the disc. The passage of such area initiates a logic-compatible output pulse that can be used to measure power or energy usage in a variety of ways. The accuracy of the measurement is determined by the watthour meter. The resolution of the measurement is determined by the K/sub h/ constant (in watthours per revolution) of the meter and the number of equally spaced targets painted on the disc. The resolution of this device can be as small as a fraction of a watthour; the resolution of the manually read register on a watthour meter is typically a fraction of a kilowatthour. Several digitizers were fabricated, bench-tested, and installed in the field for long-term performance testing. All are performing satisfactorily.
Andrews, W.H.
Crossing the Digital Divide
Nuclear utilities continue to upgrade aging instrumentation and control (I&C) systems with modern digital-based systems to address reliability and obsolescence concerns. In addition, the industry has demonstrated that these systems can be successfully developed and deployed even for highly safety-significant applications, such as reactor protection. However, three factors have retarded wide-scale implementation of digital technology for plant modernization and business innovation: *Large-scale digital upgrades entail considerable risk; *The upgrades are very costly and have not led to bottom-line business improvement, financial or otherwise; *Cyber Security concerns discourage wide-scale digital integration. A new national research program is under way that has been designed to address these industry concerns about expanding the use of digital technology. The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) has lead responsibility for the Advanced Instrumentation, Information, and Control Systems Technologies research pathway within the Light Water Reactor Sustainability (LWRS) Program. The LWRS Program is a research and development (R&D) program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and performed in close collaboration with industry R&D and improvement programs (as defined in INL�s FY2009�2013 Light Water Reactor Sustainability Research and Development Program Plan, INL/MIS08-14918). Its purpose is to provide the technical foundations for licensing and managing the long-term, safe, and economical operation of existing nuclear power plants. The DOE�s program focus is on longer-term and higher-risk/reward research that contributes to the national policy objectives of energy security and environmental security. The specific concern addressed by this program is that large-scale I&C obsolescence could become a life-limiting issue for the current nuclear operating fleet.
Ken Thomas
Universal Capture through Stereographic Multi-perspective Recording and Scene Reconstruction
This paper describes a prototype for an installation which combines stereographic video and real-time 3D computer graphic to demonstrate a novel method of documenting dance and other performing art practices through multi-perspective recording, volumetric ... Keywords: Augmented / Mixed Reality, Graphics Techniques, Interactive Computer Graphics, Mixed Media, Virtual Reality, Visual Effects
Volker Kuchelmeister
Development of Video Camera for Live Working
This report is an update on the progress in the development of a small lightweight video camera for use in live work.� The camera is designed to be attached to the end of an insulating tool, can be placed directly near or at the object to be observed, and can transmit the video (and audio) signal remotely to a receiver.� The receiver can be located at the other end of the insulating tool (hotstick) or at any place convenient for the ...
The Sustainable Enterprise: Enabling the Digital Thread
Page 1. The Sustainable Enterprise: Enabling the Digital Thread ... Verify & Validate Digital Thread Supports Honeywell's Sustainable Enterprise ...
Video: Watch the Open Data Google+ Hangout | Department of Energy
Watch the Open Data Google+ Hangout Watch the Open Data Google+ Hangout Video: Watch the Open Data Google+ Hangout February 21, 2013 - 5:10pm Addthis Did you miss our open data hangout? View it here. Matthew Loveless Matthew Loveless Data Integration Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Want more info? Check out these open data resources. Thank you to everyone who tuned in to our Google+ Hangout on the "Impact of Open Data." If you weren't able to attend, a recording of the discussion is available above. We hope to offer many more Hangouts with Energy Department and private sector energy experts, so check out Energy.gov/Live for upcoming events. In case you missed it, "open data" means data that is not only available, but also accessible. The value of open data is empowering building owners,
Video performance for high security applications.
The complexity of physical protection systems has increased to address modern threats to national security and emerging commercial technologies. A key element of modern physical protection systems is the data presented to the human operator used for rapid determination of the cause of an alarm, whether false (e.g., caused by an animal, debris, etc.) or real (e.g., a human adversary). Alarm assessment, the human validation of a sensor alarm, primarily relies on imaging technologies and video systems. Developing measures of effectiveness (MOE) that drive the design or evaluation of a video system or technology becomes a challenge, given the subjectivity of the application (e.g., alarm assessment). Sandia National Laboratories has conducted empirical analysis using field test data and mathematical models such as binomial distribution and Johnson target transfer functions to develop MOEs for video system technologies. Depending on the technology, the task of the security operator and the distance to the target, the Probability of Assessment (PAs) can be determined as a function of a variety of conditions or assumptions. PAs used as an MOE allows the systems engineer to conduct trade studies, make informed design decisions, or evaluate new higher-risk technologies. This paper outlines general video system design trade-offs, discusses ways video can be used to increase system performance and lists MOEs for video systems used in subjective applications such as alarm assessment.
Connell, Jack C.; Norman, Bradley C.
LM Records Handling System-Fernald Historical Records System...
Management, LM Records Handling System (LMRHS01) - Rocky Flats Environmental Records Database, Office of Legacy Management Energy.gov Careers & Internships For Staff & Contractors...
Social Media Records and You
Managing Social Media Records Managing Social Media Records Managing Social Media Records What is Social Media? Your Responsibilities As a DOE federal or contractor Employee your basic records obligations are to: Follow the Lifecycle Records Management Lifecycle Create or receive official records needed to do business Social Media, Web 2.0, and Gov 2 0 bring together technology obligations are to: Planning for the use of Social Media should address records management requirements. Create or Capture records A RECORD is a RECORD is a RECORD, no matter what is used to create or receive it. Ensure that your records are maintained so that they are accessible and easy to retrieve. 2.0 bring together technology, social interaction, and content creation (from USA.gov). DOE uses social media both
Environmental Records.doc
TERMS TERMS ALARA as low as reasonably achievable CAA Clean Air Act CEQ Council on Environmental Quality CERCLA Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act CFR Code of Federal Regulations CX categorical exclusion DOE U.S. Department of Energy EA environmental assessment ECL environmental checklist EIS environmental impact statement EPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPCRA Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986 FFA&CO Federal Facility Agreement & Consent Order FRC Federal Records Center HEPA high-efficiency particulate air IB information bulletin MSDS material safety data sheet NAAQS National Ambient Air Quality Standards Program NARA National Archives and Records Administration
Digital scale converter
A digital scale converter is provided for binary coded decimal (BCD) conversion. The converter may be programmed to convert a BCD value of a first scale to the equivalent value of a second scale according to a known ratio. The value to be converted is loaded into a first BCD counter and counted down to zero while a second BCD counter registers counts from zero or an offset value depending upon the conversion. Programmable rate multipliers are used to generate pulses at selected rates to the counters for the proper conversion ratio. The value present in the second counter at the time the first counter is counted to the zero count is the equivalent value of the second scale. This value may be read out and displayed on a conventional seven-segment digital display.
Upton, Richard G. (Oak Ridge, TN)
Record Series Descriptions: Hanford Site
Files Policies and Procedures Correspondence Director's Office Correspondence with AEC, ERDA, & DOE Biology Department Records Biology Department Records, du Pont and General...
A digital Q meter is described for measuring the Q of mechanical or electrical devices. The meter comprises in combination a transducer coupled to an input amplifier, and an upper and lower level discriminator coupled to the amplifier and having their outputs coupled to an anticoincidence gate. The output of the gate is connected to a scaler. The lower level discriminator is adjusted to a threshold level of 36.8 percent of the operating threshold level of the upper level discriminator. (AEC)
Briscoe, W.L.
Abstract --The paper introduces a concept for integration of substation IED data, primarily coming from digital protective
Abstract -- The paper introduces a concept for integration of substation IED data, primarily coming from digital protective relays (DPRs) and digital fault recorders (DFRs) . Modern substations similar to that of DFRs. In some recent substation designs there are cases where DFR function is replaced
Kezunovic, Mladen
Video: Part of the 'Hole' Story (of Uranium Hexafluoride Cylinders)
Hole Story Hole Story Part of the "Hole" Story (of Uranium Hexafluoride Cylinders) Holes in the depleted Uranium Hexafluoride storage cylinders are investigated. It is shown that corrosion products cause the openings to be self-healing. View this Video in Real Player format Download free RealPlayer SP Highlights of the Video: Video 00:00 Part of the 'Hole' Story Video 00:05 One of the depleted UF6 cylinder storage lots at Portsmouth Video 00:28 48G cylinders, each containing 14 tons of depleted UF6, in storage Video 00:52 Stacked 48G cylinders Video 01:35 UF6 sealed in glass tube Video 02:01 A lifting lug of one cylinder damaging a neighboring cylinder Video 02:37 Damage to small hole cylinder from impact with a lifting lub of an adjoining cylinder
A device is described for automatica1ly recording pulse annplitude distribution received from a counter. The novelty of the device consists of the over-all arrangement of conventional circuit elements to provide an easy to read permanent record of the pulse amplitude distribution during a certain time period. In the device a pulse analyzer separates the pulses according to annplitude into several channels. A scaler in each channel counts the pulses and operates a pen marker positioned over a drivable recorder sheet. Since the scalers in each channel have the sanne capacity, the control circuitry permits counting of the incoming pulses until one scaler reaches capacity, whereupon the input is removed and an internal oscillator supplies the necessary pulses to fill up the other scalers. Movement of the chart sheet is initiated wben the first scaler reaches capacity to thereby give a series of marks at spacings proportional to the time required to fill the remaining scalers, and accessory equipment marks calibration points on the recorder sheet to facilitate direct reading of the number of external pulses supplied to each scaler.
Cowper, G.
Estimating and Validating Models of Microscopic Driver Behavior with Video Data
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Video Transit Training for Older Travelers: A Case Study of the Rossmoor Senior Adult Community, California
Video Transit Training for Older Travelers Case Study of theto develop a transit training video for residents of themunity in California. The video features familiar community
Shaheen, Susan A; Rodier, Caroline J
Video-based lane estimation and tracking for driver assistance: Survey, system, and evaluation
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Use of video surveillance to assess wildlife behavior and use of wildlife underpasses in Arizona
used integrated, four-camera video surveillance systems tothis fencing was erected. Video surveillance constitutes aare to (1) discuss the use of video surveillance to monitor
Gagnon, Jeffrey W.; Schweinsburg, Raymond E.; Dodd, Norris L.; Manzo, Amanda L.
Video packet loss visibility models and their application to packet prioritization
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Lin, Ting-Lan
Quality, drift, and delay issues in multiple reference frame video coding
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Leontaris, Athanasios
Video game console usage and national energy consumption: Results from a field-metering study
and energy savings potential of video game consoles in thethe energy efficiency of video game consoles. NaturalVideo game console usage and national energy consumption:
Desroches, Louis-Benoit
Shaheen, Susan; Rodier, Caroline J.
Record Sheet For The Internet
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Dictionary Approximation For Matching Pursuit Video Coding
Previously, we demonstrated an efficient video codec based on overcomplete signal decomposition using matching pursuits. Dictionary design is an important issue for this system, and others have shown alternate dictionaries which lead to either coding efficiency improvements or reduced encoder complexity. In this work, we introduce for the first time a design methodology which incorporates both coding efficiency and complexity in a systematic way. The key to our new method is an algorithm which takes an arbitrary 2-D dictionary and generates approximations of the dictionary which have fast 2-stage implementations. By varying the quality of the approximation, we can explore a systematic tradeoff between the coding efficiency and complexity of the matching pursuit video encoder. As a practical result, we show cases where complexity is reduced by a factor of 500 to 1000 in exchange for small coding efficiency losses of around 0.1 dB PSNR. 1. INTRODUCTION Most video codecs in use today ar...
Ralph Neff; Avideh Zakhor
A zero-suppression circuit for self-balancing recorder instruments is presented. The essential elements of the circuit include a converter-amplifier having two inputs, one for a reference voltage and the other for the signal voltage under analysis, and a servomotor with two control windings, one coupled to the a-c output of the converter-amplifier and the other receiving a reference input. Each input circuit to the converter-amplifier has a variable potentiometer and the sliders of the potentiometer are ganged together for movement by the servoinotor. The particular noveity of the circuit resides in the selection of resistance values for the potentiometer and a resistor in series with the potentiometer of the signal circuit to ensure the full value of signal voltage variation is impressed on a recorder mechanism driven by servomotor.
Fort, W.G.S.
Method of migrating seismic records
The present invention provides a method of migrating seismic records that retains the information in the seismic records and allows migration with significant reductions in computing cost. The present invention comprises phase encoding seismic records and combining the encoded seismic records before migration. Phase encoding can minimize the effect of unwanted cross terms while still allowing significant reductions in the cost to migrate a number of seismic records.
Ober, Curtis C. (Las Lunas, NM); Romero, Louis A. (Albuquerque, NM); Ghiglia, Dennis C. (Longmont, CO)
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Implementing Scanned Medical Record Systems in Australia: A Structured Case Study on Envisioned Changes to Elective Admissions Process in a Victorian Hospital
In recent years, influenced by the pervasive power of technology, standards and mandates, Australian hospitals have begun exploring digital forms of keeping this record. The main rationale is the ease of accessing different data sources at the same time ... Keywords: Australia, Change Management, Elective Admission Process, Electronic Health Records, Process Redesign, Scanned Medical Records, Victoria
Elise McAuley, Chandana Unnithan, Sofie Karamzalis
DOE Digital Photo Archive
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Stored program digital process controller
A digital process control function generator wherein a timing clock, in conjunction with programmable read only memories controls variables in a process with respect to time.
Stephenson, Dwight L. (Los Alamos, NM)
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Video Rental Store: An Interview with Suzanne Carte-Blanchenot and Su-Ying Lee
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Hogan, M�l
SoftCast: Clean-slate Scalable Wireless Video
Video broadcast and mobile video challenge the conventional wireless design. In broadcast and mobile scenarios the bit rate supported by the channel differs across receivers and varies quickly over time. The conventional ...
Jakubczak, Szymon
NREL: About NREL - NREL Overview Video (Text Version)
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ALS Stars in New Video from California Academy of Sciences
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An environmental change detection and analysis tool using terrestrial video
We developed a prototype system to detect and flag changes between pairs of geo-tagged videos of the same scene with similar camera trajectories. The purpose of the system is to help human video analysts detect threats ...
Velez, Javier, M. Eng. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Algorithms for transform selection in multiple-transform video compression
Selecting proper transforms for video compression has been based on the rate-distortion criterion. Transforms that appear reasonable are incorporated into a video coding system and their performance is evaluated. This ...
Cai, Xun, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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HMDB: A Large Video Database for Human Motion Recognition
With nearly one billion online videos viewed everyday, an emerging new frontier in computer vision research is recognition and search in video. While much effort has been devoted to the collection and annotation of large ...
Kuehne, H.
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Clean Cities: Clean Cities 20th Anniversary Capabilities Video (Text
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Apparatus and method for loading and unloading multiple digital tape cassettes utilizing a removable magazine
An apparatus and method to automate the handling of multiple digital tape cassettes for processing by commercially available cassette tape readers and recorders. A removable magazine rack stores a plurality of tape cassettes, and cooperates with a shuttle device that automatically inserts and removes cassettes from the magazine to the reader and vice-versa. Photocells are used to identify and index to the desired tape cassette. The apparatus allows digital information stored on multiple cassettes to be processed without significant operator intervention.
Lindenmeyer, C.W.
The digital laser
It is well-known how to control the spatial output from a laser, with most solutions to date involving customised intra-cavity elements in the form of apertures, diffractive optics and free-form mirrors. These optical elements require considerable design and fabrication effort and suffer from the further disadvantage of being immutably connected to the selection of a particular spatial mode. Consequently, most laser systems are designed for the ubiquitous Gaussian mode, whereas it is clear that there are many instances when a customised mode would be preferable. We overcome these limitations with the first digital laser, comprising an electrically addressed reflective phase-only spatial light modulator as an intra-cavity holographic mirror. The phase and amplitude of the holographic mirror may be controlled as simply as writing a new gray-scale image (computer generated hologram) to the device: on-demand laser modes. We show that we can digitally control the laser modes with ease, albeit with higher round-tri...
Ngcobo, Sandile; Burger, Liesl; Forbes, Andrew
2008 TREC Video Retrieval Evaluation Notebook Papers and ...
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Private sector video surveillance in Toronto: not privacy compliant!
We report on the findings of a fieldwork study conducted on private sector video surveillance and signage in the Toronto area. The presence and operation of over 140 video surveillance camera schemes by large service providing corporations, in 2 major ... Keywords: PIPEDA, privacy, private sector, regulation, video surveillance
Andrew Clement; Joseph Ferenbok; Roxanna Dehghan; Laura Kaminker; Simeon Kanev
Buffer memory optimization for video codec application modeled in Simulink
Reduction of the on-chip memory size is a key issue in video codec system design. Because video codec applications involve complex algorithms that are both data-intensive and control-dependent, memory optimization based on global and precise analysis ... Keywords: Simulink, memory size reduction, video codec application
Sang-Il Han; Xavier Guerin; Soo-Ik Chae; Ahmed A. Jerraya
A terrestrial animal-borne video system for large mammals
Animal-borne video and environmental data collection systems (AVEDs) are integrated sensor systems that collect video from the animal's perspective and combine it with data from other sensors, including audio, location, temperature, acceleration, and ... Keywords: AVED, Telemetry, Video, White-tailed deer, Wildlife
Remington J. Moll; Joshua J. Millspaugh; Jeff Beringer; Joel Sartwell; Zhihai He; Jay A. Eggert; Xiwen Zhao
Real-time personalized sports video filtering and summarization
We demonstrate a real-time fully automated software system for filtering important events in sports video. Events represent occurrences of actions or state changes in video content. In the current prototype, we demonstrate detection of pitching in baseball ... Keywords: MPEG-7, event detection, indexing, summarization, video filtering
Di Zhong; Raj Kumar; Shih-Fu Chang
Motion Interchange Patterns for Action Recognition in Unconstrained Videos
. Local descriptors. These methods begin by seeking coordinates of space-time interest points (STIP) [7 on a suitable number of STIP detections in each video; videos supplying too few (e.g., videos of subtle motion algorithms, including LTP [22] which is the most rel- evant to our own, and the STIP descriptors HOG, HOF
Wolf, Lior
Scene Aligned Pooling for Complex Video Recognition Liangliang Cao
to this challenging dataset. We use STIP features [10] provided in the dataset webpage, and ex- tract scene features for video frames at every 0.5 seconds. Since the STIP features are only sparsely distributed among video frames, to improve performance we condense the STIP features from nearby half-second video frames when
Chang, Shih-Fu
Argonne National Laboratory's Science Videos on YouTube
Argonne National Laboratory has nearly 150 videos posted on YouTube. Their playlists include Argonne's Out Loud Lecture Series, videos directly related to Argonne's mission-driven science research, categories on energy, on the environment, and videos highlighting various facilities and programs.
Distortion-aware scalable video streaming to multinetwork clients
We consider the problem of scalable video streaming from a server to multinetwork clients over heterogeneous access networks, with the goal of minimizing the distortion of the received videos. This problem has numerous applications including: 1) mobile ... Keywords: quality optimization, rate control, stream adaptation, video streaming
Nikolaos M. Freris, Cheng-Hsin Hsu, Jatinder Pal Singh, Xiaoqing Zhu
A Method for Detecting Miners in Underground Coal Mine Videos
Detecting miners in underground coal mine videos is significant for the production safety. But, the miners are very similar to the background in underground coal mine videos, it is difficult to detect. In this paper, we proposed a method to detect miners ... Keywords: moving detection, miner detection, underground coal mine video
Limei Cai; Jiansheng Qian
National Energy Technology Lab's Science Videos on YouTube
In March of 2008, the National Energy Technology Laboratory began posting lab-produced videos on YouTube. Currently, there are more than 108 videos available, organized into seven playlists. Visit the Lab's website to view additional videos, including some scientific documentaries.
Two decades of internet video streaming: A retrospective view
For over two decades, video streaming over the Internet has received a substantial amount of attention from both academia and industry. Starting from the design of transport protocols for streaming video, research interests have later shifted to the ... Keywords: HTTP streaming, P2P streaming, Video streaming, cloud computing, multicast, multimedia streaming, social media
Baochun Li, Zhi Wang, Jiangchuan Liu, Wenwu Zhu
Using MIDI to modify video game content
This paper discusses the concept of using background music to control video game parameters and thus actions on the screen. Each song selected by the player makes the game look different and behave variedly. The concept is explored by modifying an existing ... Keywords: MIDI, MIDI-controlled games, background music reactive games, games, music, musically controlled games, rhythm games, virtual sequencer
Jukka Holm; Juha Arrasvuori; Kai Havukainen
ATLAS Videos and Multimedia Collection at CERN
ATLAS is a particle physics experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN; its detector searches for new discoveries in the head-on collisions of protons of extraordinarily high energy. Approximately 700 physicists, engineers and graduate students from 44 US institutions participate in the ATLAS collaboration, including four Department of Energy National Laboratories. In addition to the ATLAS Collaboration's home page and numerous ATLAS-related pages at the various research organizations involved, there are two primary ATLAS websites that provide the full range of information about this experiment at the Large Hadron Collider in at CERN, Switzerland. Videos and multimedia from the inception and construction of ATLAS and continuing on through current operations and scientific discoveries are found everywhere from Brookhaven Lab to YouTube to an official collection at the ATLAS Experiment page at CERN. This DDE citation guides you to the ATLAS Experiment page where multimedia offerings are organized into eight categories. They include documentary features and clips, animations of actual events and of simulated events, short video clips of the ATLAS Experiment, construction videos, educational videos, and public talks or presentations. Be sure to view also the ATLAS control room webcams and the live Event displays on the homepage when they are available. Note that the ATLAS Experiment also has a Blog and a Twitter presence.
Live Video Scheduling in Differentiated Services Internet
Future Internet services will be judged to a large degree by the efficient deployment of real-time applications. The issue of utilisation is especially central for the economic introduction of live video in packet switching networks; at the same time, ...
Themistoklis Rapsomanikis
Wind Powering America: Wind Energy Videos
Wind Powering America is a nationwide initiative designed to increase the use of wind energy across the United States by working with regional stakeholders. A list of videos developed by and for the program includes interviews, short news clips, and documentary-like programs.
Person de-identification in videos
Advances in cameras and web technology have made it easy to capture and share large amounts of video data over to a large number of people through services like Google Street View, EveryScape, etc A large number of cameras oversee public and semi-public ...
Prachi Agrawal; P. J. Narayanan
Video watercolorization using bidirectional texture advection
In this paper, we present a method for creating watercolor-like animation, starting from video as input. The method involves two main steps: applying textures that simulate a watercolor appearance; and creating a simplified, abstracted version of the ... Keywords: abstract stylization, animated textures, non-photorealistic rendering, temporal coherence
Adrien Bousseau; Fabrice Neyret; Jo�lle Thollot; David Salesin
Vision-based production of personalized video
In this paper we present a novel vision-based system for the automated production of personalized video souvenirs for visitors in leisure and cultural heritage venues. Visitors are visually identified and tracked through a camera network. The system ... Keywords: Automated content production, Human identification, Tracking
D. I. Kosmopoulos; A. Doulamis; A. Makris; N. Doulamis; S. Chatzis; S. E. Middleton
A semi-automatic text-based semantic video annotation system for Turkish facilitating multilingual retrieval
It is commonly acknowledged that ever-increasing video archives should be conveniently indexed with the conveyed semantic information to facilitate later video retrieval. Domain-independent semantic video indexing is usually carried out through manual ... Keywords: Information extraction, Multilingual video retrieval, Named entity recognition, Semantic video indexing, Video retrieval
Dilek K���K; Adnan Yaz?C?
The use of topic evolution to help users browse and find answers in news video corpus
Earlier research in news video has been focusing mainly on improving retrieval accuracies given the limited amount of extractable video semantics. In this paper, we propose an enhancement to news video searching by leveraging extractable video semantics ... Keywords: event evolution, video analysis, video question answering
Shi-Yong Neo; Yuanyuan Ran; Hai-Kiat Goh; Yantao Zheng; Tat-Seng Chua; Jintao Li
FlySPEC: a multi-user video camera system with hybrid human and automatic control
FlySPEC is a video camera system designed for real-time remote operation. A hybrid design combines the high resolution of an optomechanical video camera with the wide field of view always available from a panoramic camera. The control system integrates ... Keywords: collaborative and automatic camera control, distance learning, gesture based camera control, panoramic video, video communication, video conferencing, video production, webcams
Qiong Liu; Don Kimber; Jonathan Foote; Lynn Wilcox; John Boreczky
Image enhancement by digital computer
In the past 15 years digital computers have been used to greatly improve from images. In this paper we review and discuss a number of techniques for the enhancement of imagery by digital computer. The implications of this technology to verification of arms control treaties is left to the reader.
B. R. Hunt
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OSTI YouTube Videos OSTI YouTube Videos OSTI Vimeo Videos exit federal site More OSTI Videos Video of Brian Hitson at APE 2013 Conference, Berlin, Germany, January 29, 2013 Video: APE 2013 Conference Berlin, Germany, January 29, 2013 Video of Dr. Walter Warnick's ICSTI 2010 Presentationi Video: ICSTI 2010 Annual Conference Helsinki, Finland, June 11 2010 Video of Dr. Walter Warnick's ICSTI 2008 Presentationi Video: ICSTI 2008 Public Conference Dr. Walt Warnick - WorldWideScience.org Accelerating Global Scientific Discovery Accelerating Science Discovery: From the '40s to the Future Video: Accelerating Science Discovery: From the '40s to the Future What is Science.gov? Video Video: What is Science.gov? Deep Web Video Video: Introducing a New Search Option for the Web (2:13 minutes)
Digital landscapes : representing and sharing the environment with computers, video and telecommunications
We understand the world through our senses. What we see, hear, touch-what we experience--is a construct of a reality that is individual, flexible and in motion. Our thoughts and behavior and the quality of our existence ...
Oliveras, Iris N. (Iris Nereida)
Communicative 2.0 : video games and digital culture in the foreign language classroom
I explore two core concepts in today's youth entertainment culture that will increasingly become central in future attempts to design affordable foreign language learning materials that hope to bridge the chasm between ...
Purushotma, Ravi
Promoting multicultural education in the primary classroom: broadband videoconferencing facilities and digital video
The aim of this study was to explore the impact of interaction (through gathering local field data and engaging in remote reciprocal presentations) on aspects of multicultural awareness. Sixty-six 11-12-year-old Scottish primary school pupils collected ... Keywords: computer-mediated communication, cooperative/collaborative learning, cross-cultural projects, elementary education, improving classroom teaching, multicultural education
Allen Thurston
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Videos from Sandia National Laboratories Public Streaming Archive
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LANL raises record $3.1 million in contributions | National Nuclear
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NRC comprehensive records disposition schedule
Title 44 United States Code, Public Printing and Documents,'' regulations cited in the General Services Administration's (GSA) Federal Information Resources Management Regulations'' (FIRMR), Part 201-9, Creation, Maintenance, and Use of Records,'' and regulation issued by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in 36 CFR Chapter XII, Subchapter B, Records Management,'' require each agency to prepare and issue a comprehensive records disposition schedule that contains the NARA approved records disposition schedules for records unique to the agency and contains the NARA's General Records Schedules for records common to several or all agencies. The approved records disposition schedules specify the appropriate duration of retention and the final disposition for records created or maintained by the NRC. NUREG-0910, Rev. 2, contains NRC's Comprehensive Records Disposition Schedule,'' and the original authorized approved citation numbers issued by NARA. Rev. 2 totally reorganizes the records schedules from a functional arrangement to an arrangement by the host office. A subject index and a conversion table have also been developed for the NRC schedules to allow staff to identify the new schedule numbers easily and to improve their ability to locate applicable schedules.
Building Technologies Office: Home Energy Score Past Webinars and Video
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Critical reflection in a digital media artwork - Playas: homeland mirage
The introduction of digital media into the working practice of artists has produced challenges previously unknown to the field of art. This inquiry follows an atypical model of artist-driven research derived from disciplines such as social science and education. Here, an artwork functions as a model that is self-reflective, integrating methodologies in a form that benefits art and science. Using Naturalistic Inquiry, including semi-structured interviews of fifteen participants, the work illustrates a process of creation, analysis and evaluation that places the values of the artist on equal footing with the needs of science. Recently, artists have begun using video game engines as a tool to produce 3D navigable spaces. Using the hybrid video game/installation Playas: Homeland Mirage as a case study, this research examines the impact of technology on the artwork and identifies a number of key issues related to the function of critical reflection in this environment. Rules-of-play were a fundamental pre-requisite to the stimulation of critically reflective experience. The human interface with software and hardware was also a primary factor in reflective experience. Based on participant evaluation and observation, the interface was altered in response to its effect on critical reflection, illustrating how choices in this area impact aesthetic experience. Those with experience in visual art were more likely to engage the work in a critically reflective manner than seasoned video game players who tended to be more interested in scoring and winning. These findings and others inform our understanding of the stimulation of critical reflection in immersive environments and show how we can sensitively integrate technology with meaningful evaluative methods. By repurposing a video game in this manner, we learn about the nature of the video game and the nature of art. This research enables artists to gain a better understanding of the medium to more fully integrate technology within a meaningful practice. Conversely, other fields will benefit from a better understanding of the stimulation of meaning in immersive spaces and gain a comprehensive view of a work that strives to contribute to our culture on a deeper level than as simple entertainment. Ultimately, more fully understanding critical reflection in virtual environments will enable us to create enriched experiences that transcend space to create �real� or �virtual� place.
Stenner, Jack Eric
Digital Divide: How Can Digital Libraries Bridge the Gap?
Recent developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have, while making our life easier, created a social divide known as the digital divide. Statistics show that there are significant disparities among the populations in the developed ...
Gobinda G. Chowdhury
Services » Records Management Services » Records Management Records Management In 2009, Legacy Management constructed a state-of-the-art facility known as the LM Business Center in Morgantown, West Virginia. The facility houses historical records from the nation's former nuclear production sites and serves as an information technology data center. Learn about how LM is meeting its goal to "Preserve, Protect, and Share Information." The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Legacy Management (LM) has consolidated the business functions, including records management and records storage, information technology infrastructure, and other services at a new facility named the DOE LM Business Center (LMBC), located in Morgantown, West Virginia. The LMBC (formerly referred to as the LM Records Storage Facility), located
GPRS Video Streaming Surveillance System GVSS
Future security measures will create comfortable living environments that are embedded with a wide range of intelligent functionalities including home computing, entertainment, health care and security. These place stringent requirements on the home networking architecture which integrates various existing technologies for monitoring and control for future high security needs. This paper discusses the design and implementation of a gvss gprs Video Streaming Surveillance System system, which integrates various existing technologies for providing security for smart home environments. This system provides security for office, home and other buildings where high security is required.This allows the mobile user to track the activities from a particular location. The system will send snapshots of the video and stores them in different formats. It is also possible to display the time with the image when it was captured in the gprs enabled mobiles. This system is implemented using J2me Technology
Pushpavathi, T P; Kumar, N R Shashi
SciTech Connect Full-Text MARC Records FAQ | OSTI, US Dept of Energy,
SciTech Connect Full-Text MARC Records FAQ SciTech Connect Full-Text MARC Records FAQ If your questions are not answered here, please contact us at email@example.com. What are the options for downloading records? How do I get new records after my initial download? How can I download a record for a specific title that I want? What types of full-text information are linked to in the MARC records? When older AEC and DOE reports are digitized by OSTI and added to SciTech Connect, will MARC records be made available? How often are records added to the collection? Is there a way libraries can be notified if new records are added? How are the SciTech Connect Full-Text MARC records created? Is there a file of these records? What do the SciTech Connect Full-Text MARC records need for them to be loaded in my library's catalog?
Digital Modeling of Material Appearance
Computer graphics systems are capable of generating stunningly realistic images of objects that have never physically existed. In order for computers to create these accurately detailed images, digital models of appearance must include robust data to ... Keywords: Computer Graphics
Julie Dorsey; Holly Rushmeier; Franois Sillion
An Emulated Digital CNN Implementation
A new emulated digital CNN Universal Machine chip architecture is introduced and the main steps of the design process are shown in this paper. One core processor can be implemented on 2 � 2 mm^2 silicon ...
P�ter Keresztes; �kos Zar�ndy; Tam�s Roska; P�ter Szolgay; Tam�s Bez�k; Tim�t Hidv�gi; P�ter J�n�s; Attila Katona
Record Series Descriptions: National Archives and Records Administrati...
of the AEC Minutes and Reports of Meetings of the General Advisory Committee (GAC) Records of the Division of Biology and Medicine Relating to Fallout Monitoring and Studies...
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS SCHEDULE 1: PERSONNEL RECORDS (Revision 3)
The records include, employee concerns programs, labor agreements and negotiations, labor relations, academic and outreach programs, apprenticeship programs, job vacancies, unemployment...
Digital preservation: overview of current developments
ICSTI and ICSU Press, with support from UNESCO, co-sponsored a workshop on digital archiving that brought major stakeholders together to identify the key issues for each group in January 2000. The state of digital archiving art and practice at the time ... Keywords: business models, cooperation, digital archiving, digital preservation, framework, funding, guidelines, policies, projects, stakeholder roles, technologies
Gail M. Hodge
Preserving digital data in heterogeneous environments
Digital preservation aims at maintaining digital objects accessible over a long period of time, regardless of the challenges of organizational or technological changes or failures. In particular, data produced in e-Science domains could be reliably stored ... Keywords: data grids, dependability, digital libraries, digital preservation
Gon�alo Antunes; Jos� Barateiro; Manuel Cabral; Jos� Borbinha; Rodrigo Rodrigues
Automated user modeling for personalized digital libraries
Digital libraries (DLs) have become one of the most typical ways of accessing any kind of digitalized information. Due to this key role, users welcome any improvements on the services they receive from DLs. One trend used to improve digital services ... Keywords: Adaptive library services, Digital libraries, Personalization, User modeling
E. Frias-Martinez; G. Magoulas; S. Chen; R. Macredie
Decimal System and Double Digits
Decimal System and Double Digits Decimal System and Double Digits Name: Ken Status: other Grade: other Country: Canada Date: April 2011 Question: If the origin of the decimal system reflects counting on ten fingers and if zero came into use after the decimal system had been established why did we not create a single symbol for our tenth digit rather than use the double digit 10? If T were to represent the tenth number this would have created a counting system where the number series 1,2...9,T is followed by the same series having a 1 to the left then followed by the same series having a 2 to the left, etc. The T would be the last number in a series of ten single digits rather than be the first number in a series of double digits. The symbol zero would be used only between negative one and positive one because it represents the existence of nothing and, therefore, would have no other function.
Lighting Group: Controls: Advanced Digital Controls
Advanced Digital Controls Advanced Digital Controls HPCBS Advanced Digital Controls Objective The goal of this project is to hasten the adoption of digital lighting control systems to allow commercial building operators to optimize the neergy performance of their lighting systems, implement demand responsive control, and improve occupant comfort and productivity. The specific objectives are as follows: (1) Advance the adoption of digital lighting control systems by working with industry to embed IBECS technology into existing analog control and DALI products, and by developing compelling demonstrations of digital control systems for evaluation by early adopters. (2) In collaboration with equipment manufacturers, produce digital lighting system prototypes that demonstrate the advantages of digitally controlled lighting systems to innovative property managers and other energy stakeholders. A digitally controlled lighting system consists of lights that are individually controllable via a network. The advantages of digital control are:
well records | OpenEI
well records well records Dataset Summary Description The Alabama State Oil and Gas Board publishes well record permits to the public as they are approved. This dataset is comprised of 50 recent well record permits from 2/9/11 - 3/18/11. The dataset lists the well name, county, operator, field, and date approved, among other fields. State's make oil and gas data publicly available for a range of topics. Source Geological Survey of Alabama Date Released February 09th, 2011 (3 years ago) Date Updated March 18th, 2011 (3 years ago) Keywords Alabama board gas oil state well records Data application/vnd.ms-excel icon Well records 2/9/11 - 3/18/11 (xls, 28.7 KiB) Quality Metrics Level of Review Some Review Comment Temporal and Spatial Coverage Frequency Time Period License License Open Data Commons Attribution License
Records Management Handbook | Department of Energy
Handbook Records Management Handbook This Records Management Handbook provides guidance and procedures for the handling of Department of Energy (DOE) records and related materials...
Handbook Records Management Handbook These records pertain to the sales by agencies of real and personal property surplus to the needs of the Government. Records Management...
National Bridge Inventory Record Data Submission Requirement...
National Bridge Inventory Record Data Submission Requirement National Bridge Inventory Record Data Submission Requirement 2011.09.02 OECM-NBI Record Data Submission Req.pdf More...
Records Retention for Occupational Health Studies
Records Retained Under the Moratorium on the Destruction of Health Related Records DOE CIO Records Management Division DOE's OpenNet Database The Virtual Library of Energy...

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