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Location: Western Piedmont, NC
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OK here goes. I had a week off for spring break. I knocked out a bunch of work around the house and then got my permission slip signed. I met Dlrides at Fun Cycles on Tuesday. He gave me some invaluable beta on my intended target, and I had done considerable map reconnaissance.
Thursday morning I was loaded and gassed up.
I'm still exploring the area between the Watauga River and State Line Ridge. So far, everything has been good. This time I went over Laurel Ridge Road. Nice view to the north.
There is only one way out of this corner of the state: Beaverdam/Bullfrog Road. Tennessee doesn't welcome you that way. Sorry for the repetitive pictures.
From the end of Bullfrog Road, it is a short trip into Mountain City, where you can pick up US 421 to the north. Also known as "The Snake" it is a pretty special stretch of tarmac.
I fell in behind these two guys with Ontario plates. The fellow in back had a Superhawk and put his hand on the ground in one of the turns. Nice trick.
They continued on 421, and I made a left and did this Flat Woods/Big Creek Road, that basically doubles back. It is almost 30 miles of gravel along Holston Lake.
There's a short section of pavement in the middle of this run. Fun, roller coaster type stuff.
Time out for a little flower sniffing.
This run brings you out at Elizabethton, TN, which is the end of a road I found over the winter. First, a litttle bit of gate recon. My girlfriend at the Watauga Ranger District office was a bit confused when I asked about this gate, so I needed some "boots on the ground."
Ka-ching! "Holston Hilton" here we come.
The run up TN 91 brings you back to Shady Valley, TN and US 421. OK, I'll do the second half of the Snake again. This time I took a right instead of a left. If you're out this way, Denton Valley Road is awesome, and it has fresh pavement. Wyatt Hollow Road is more gravel and then on through Abingdon Gap and crossing the Appalachian Trail.
This brings you down to TN 133, which takes you down to Backbone Rock and then on into Damascus, VA.
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Gaston Gagne screwed with this post 04-20-2009 at 03:45 AM
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Wow, what a great ride.
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That's a good start. We used to go climbing at Backbone Rock when I was a student at Emory & Henry College. Looking forward to the rest of this RR.
"If you are looking for the typical ride to a restaurant, eat tacos, hold the middle finger over the food, stop and take a picture of a gravel road type ride, you probably won't be interested." - dlrides
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Very nice! I love that area. There's just no end to the roads that need riding up there!
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Good sutff!
Nice little report! Explored some of the same roads when my parents lived in Abingdon Va. 58 east of Damascus is fun as well. When I was on "The Snake" I was a guy on the back of a pick up using a blower to clean the road? Not a big deal for me cause I was on the KTM but I remember Shady Valley was very nice - funny to see a biker hang out that did not sell beer? Harleys on one side and sport bike on the other. Thanks for the pix - they just had some snow up there 2 weeks ago.
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Past Easy
Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Western Piedmont, NC
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Where was I? From Damascus, I took VA 91 north. Given the great roads I had done already, it wasn't that remarkable. The map showed it as a broken line at one point, and sure enough as I progressed northward, it turned from a full highway with shoulders to a narrow highway with no shoulders. The climb over Clinch Mountain is paved.
Delicious dual sport possibilities abound in this area. I must return with Clifford ASAP.
This is also the point where VA 91 turns to a "Virginia All Weather Road," which is VDOTspeak for mad gravel. DeLorme's shows a road to the top of that knob in the background, which I believe is Morrison Knob. Set the controls for the top.
I asked these friendly fellows if they knew where the road was that went to the top of the knob. They told me that I would have to ask permission, which I did. Landownder granted permission, but balding BT020s denied it. OK, on to Tazewell for fuel and a phone call to the house. Have I mentioned that there has been essentially no traffic anywhere except for the towns?
In Tazewell, the possibilities are perplexing. There is this overwhelming urge to jump on VA 16, but there are so many other tracks. What to do??? I jumped on 16 south, where I finally got pinched in traffic. Cattle trucks to be specific, but they pulled into a farm before I had an aneurism.
This brings up an issue of livestock provincialism. Tennessee is for horses. Virginia is for cows. North Carolina is for goats.
At the top of Clinch Mountain, I took a left on a road that looked good on the map and was corroborated by dlrides. This is a long gravel run to Ceres although there are other ways to go and MORE roads that need less bike.
I made it out of there.
This is VA 42, and the little side road that goes to the Big Walker Lookout is not to be missed. US 52 down toward Wytheville is a perfect encore and leads to a sweeeeet campground. There are plenty of services nearby, and you get good cell reception right at the campsite.
B double E double R U N, beer run. In all honesty, you have to go to the Kangaroo across the street for amber nutrition fluid.
When I got back I discovered that I hadn't suffiiciently tightened down the lid on a Nalgene in sleeping bag bag, and now I had a wet sleeping bag. Luckily the washroom had a blow dryer and my day was saved.
In the morning, my tent was carefully preserved by getting encased in ice.
How I broke my fast.
Planning period over. More later.
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Joined: Sep 2006
Location: NoVa
Oddometer: 235
Nice ride
Gaston -
Nice report and great pictures. Looks like a fun ride. A few questions for you:
1) How did your Versys do on the gravel roads? What type of conditions did you encounter?
2) Your tires - it looks like they are road-oriented tires. Am I right about that?
3) What type of tank bag do you have? How do you like it?
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The Versys does pretty well on gravel roads. Well enough that I seek them out. We have a dirt road around here in NC we refer to as the "Dirt Dragon," and I can go almost as fast on the Versys as I can on my XR 650L. When there's loose gravel, it gets a tad squirrelly, but it still feels pretty good. When the going gets rough, I have bottomed out the front suspension fairly easily, so I back off significantly. On this trip, the roughest stuff I got into would be doable in a passenger car but you might scrape here and there.
They are Bridgestone BT 020s. They are sport touring tires, and I will get another pair. I like them a lot. I've thought about some Pirelli supermoto tires, but I'm afraid they won't last.
That's a Nelson Rigg magnetic tank bag. It's a very nice product. I can put my lunch and water and a bunch of maps in there. If I had it to do over again, I might get the strap mount. I had to make a Z fold in the front magnet arms and sew them together to reduce the width of the footprint. Those plastic shrouds are in the way. I thought about dremeling a gap into them like on the V Strom. Then they could go down between the shrouds and the steel tank.
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Love it up in that neck of the woods!
I'll be back up there this weekend with "the old guys from work" so we won't be seeking out any dirt...just some sweet twisties!
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Past Easy
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Fueled up on coffee and eggs, it was time to hit the saddle again. I was off by 8:30 and got things started with another run up 52. The lookout doesn't open until 10. Maybe next time. It would have been nice because the atmosphere was very clear.
The next ridge to the north is the Appalachian Trail. I planned to follow it toward home, but oops, I need to turn around.
The run along the top of the ridge is in pretty good shape, so I could use my eyes to take in the really nice scenery. The road then drops into the valley to some legitimate 50 mph gravel bliss. You end up in Suiter, VA and do a dogleg onto Burke's Garden road. There is no bad way in or out of Burke's Garden. This one is a bit rougher than the others.
The paved road out of Burke's Garden is great fun, and then I ran down VA 61 into Tazewell. OK, I have just enough time to do a quick loop north of town to say I made it to West Virginia. 651 from Witten to 643 to VA 16 and then down to Bishop and the state line. All of it was super fun, tight, narrow pavement that should be in a Versys advertisement.
Snack and chain oil and then it was time to get busy. I ran VA 16 all the way down to US 58. I saw 2 or 3 cars going the other way and maybe 2 or 3 motorcycles. Basically I had the road to myself. I turned off of 58 to hit NC 194.
From now on, I'm avoiding West Jefferson, or I have to find some way around it. The run on 194 into Boone is also a good one, but the traffic increases substantially.
Winkler's Creek is a fun run up to US 221 and the Parkway out of Boone. I had a clear run of 221.
Thus ends the two wheeled portion of the fun. I turned it around and went to the Cheoah early the next morning. The things I have to do to keep Layla happy. Sheesh.
Cela est comment nous roulons.
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Location: Cantwell, AK
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Appalachian Spring! Looks tasty. I have to come visit you for spring break next year. serious...
Just Strom'in Along
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Location: Raleigh, NC
Oddometer: 202
Great Report! I really miss it up that way. I grew up in Tazewell Co. and used to do a lot of hunting and fishing in that area along with a lot of riding. I try to get up that way on the KLR when I can. I go out 421 quite often to get to my father in laws at Cherokee lake I will deff have to check out the left and right you took off of 421 near S. Holston those look like my kind of roads.
Thanks for all the great ride ideas.
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As the mother of a teenager on the more severe end of the autism spectrum, I feel a bit wary about what are being called "autism wars," the notion that autism is over-diagnosed and the latest "reflection of the culture's tendency to pathologize natural variations in human behavior" (writes Amy Harmon in the New York Times); that it's simply "trendy" now to have a child diagnosed, or yourself diagnosed, with an autism spectrum disorder.
My son would have been diagnosed with autism — or, in an earlier era, mental retardation and/or emotional-behavioral disorder — regardless of the latest revisions to the criteria for autism in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Charlie can only talk a little (though far more than when he was diagnosed at the age of 2 in 1999). He has extreme "behavioral episodes" that are not seizures but from some sort of unusual neurological activity and that manifest themselves in ways like thrashing, biting, banging, grabbing — not because there is any intent of hurting anyone but because, again, of something in his neurological functioning.
When I mention some of these episodes, some parents with children with an ASD diagnosis register alarm, suggesting that their child does not do such. There is much variety among individuals diagnosed with an ASD and it is a truism that "if you've met one child with an ASD diagnosis, you've met one child." But all children, all of our children, struggle in other ways and deeply.
My husband Jim Fisher and I, while recognizing that Charlie's cognitive challenges are significant — there is a pang to know a friend's child who had a PDD-NOS diagnosis when younger is entering a competitive high school while Charlie attends a county autism center — but it is better that more children at all ends of the autism spectrum are receiving a diagnosis. They are children whose struggles would have been written off as due to "lack of character" or "moral failing," as Jim's hyperactivity in classes taught by nuns in full habits was considered in the 1960s. Today, Jim would have quickly been given the diagnosis he came to realize he has — ADHD — and provided not only with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), but sessions in the resource room to help his failing grades in math (in contrast to his very high scores in English and history), extra time on tests and much more. There would be accommodations and understanding, not derision and the message that "something is really wrong with you and you will suffer and it's your fault."
In raising Charlie, Jim and I prefer to focus on the day-to-day realities of Charlie's life; of providing him with the best possible schools and services and programs that teach him to use his abilities (he has many, though it takes specialized teaching and understanding to note these). A young man, Alex Masket, who has some similar struggles as Charlie, is an artist who makes beautiful art out of colored duct tape, legos and other materials. (He did this installation in his New Jersey bedroom.) I was fortunate to meet Alex's mother a few years ago, shortly before he was turning 21 and therefore on the verge of "aging out" of educational services. She did not mention Alex's art and I was thrilled to realize that he is her son on watching this documentary, Breaking Boundaries: The Art of Alex Masket:
Charlie has created a picture or two with similar attention to color and symmetry as Alex.
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Rodger speaks the most truth, the 'bible of psychiatry', the DSM, is full of 374 'mental disorders', which have not a single, a single, proof of existence by medical science whatsoever---including brain scans or imagery, 'chemical imbalance' or any other neurologic activity. Just speculation, hypothesis, theory. Unfortunately lay people (the person on the street) believes these labels and thus calls them mental disorder, mental illnesses, diseases. Which they are't. They are simply behaviors put into categories and given a name. They are put into the DSM by majority VOTE, no scientific or medical proof to back up a single one.
The word 'autism' was created by psychiatry. So was 'autism spectrum disorder' and 'asperger's syndrome'.
90% of psychiatrists give out psychotropic drugs to their 'patients' 90% of the time.
no one KNOWS what causes autism. but this video and article were nice. thank you
As a child psychologist, I certainly understand the concerns with overdiagnosis. However, one of the things that so often times gets overlooked in these discussion is that in order for a child to receive treatment by their insurance or within the schools, they must have a diagnosis. Otherwise, the parents are the ones who end up paying out of pocket. Although the system is faulty, the intentions of the system are good. Check out my recent thoughts here in answering the question: Do we over diagnose children?
I'm not sure I get this "art" it just looked like a huge wad of tape to me. This may well be why I am into science and not art though.
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Mercury and other neurotoxic chemicals exacerbate developmental disabilities, and the evidence that vaccines cause autism are anecdotal at best. What causes developmental disabilities are improper health in the mother, genetic abnormalities in the father's sex chromosomes and genetic predisposition. All three of which are deteriorating in modern times.
Just like you can't cure "fingernails", you can't cure autism. It is a way of rewiring the interactive boundaries between major processing zones in the brain, not some disease caused by poor diet. This is the same kind of faith that believes that there's no such thing as a supplement overdose and that water has memory.
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According to Kukla's Korner (who cites sources in Detroit), Red Wings super star forward Pavel Datsyuk will return to Russia after the 2013-2014 season when his current deal with Detroit expires. Pavel Datsyuk turns 36 on July 20th, 2014. That birthday will be celebrated a few months after the last minutes of hockey he'll ever play for the Detroit Red Wings. Next year will be his last in the NHL and that's according to a very reliable source in Detroit, someone close to the organization and entrenched in regional hockey programs. Why? Datsyuk wants to go home. We all understand that. But according to this source, a guy who skates with at least one recently-retired Red Wing and whose family is a staple in the Michigan hockey world, it's not just the lure of mother Russia. The Kukla's Korner report goes on to say that it's Datsyuk's desire to show off his skills (while he still has them) in the KHL which is based in his home country of Russia. This desire too could be brought on ...
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For those of you wondering about the gameplay it plays really good for a pre alpha. The game is not due out until summer 2013. There's no input lag now tho and the cars are very drivable. It's hard to judge it overall tho because they are working on an advanced new tire model and dynamic physics system so almost all the physics right now are placeholder. The FFB is a work in progress too. The tracks are each only around 30% done as well so there's lots of ugly placeholder textures still on most of them. The current AI is a placeholder as well. The game should be awesome when it's done though. They are adding a fully dynamic weather system, there's already 24hr time of day lighting, full career mode , coop, pit stops, and a dedicated MP servers.
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Chip Kelly apologizes to his former team. Image via Cleveland.com. The NCAA issued sanctions for recruiting violations at the University of Oregon that took place during Chip Kelly's tenure on Wednesday. The penalties didn't amount to much for the school or the current Philadelphia Eagles head coach. The NCAA Division I Infractions Committee said that Kelly and the Ducks failed to monitor the school's program. As a result, Oregon will be put on probation for three years and lose one (count it- ONE) football scholarship for each of those years. Additionally, the school' s official paid visits will go from 56 to 37 over the next three seasons and the program is banned from using any recruiting services over the three-year probationary period. The investigation came about after questions emerged following a $25,000 payment in 2010 to Willie Lyles and his Texas-based Complete Recruiting Services. Lyles was connected with an Oregon recruit. Kelly, who coached the Ducks for four seasons, ...
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Head-to-head charge configuration explains major performance issues in ferroelectrics
Electronic devices with unprecedented efficiency and data storage may someday run on ferroelectrics—remarkable materials that use built-in electric polarizations to read and write digital information, outperforming the magnets inside most popular data-driven technology. But ferroelectrics must first overcome a few key stumbling blocks, including a curious habit of "forgetting" stored data.
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Electrostatic potential landscapes reconstructed from electron holography data with 15 volts of positive or negative current applied to the substrate (Nb-STO). The much steeper potential drop from the +15 V signifies a higher electric field, whereas the -15 V yielded a much flatter curve—indicating the charge asymmetry within the material.
Now, scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory have discovered nanoscale asymmetries and charge preferences hidden within ferroelectrics that may explain their operational limits.
"The positive or negative polarizations in these ferroelectric materials should be incredibly easy to switch, but the reality is much stranger," said Brookhaven Lab physicist Myung-Geun Han, lead author on the new study. "To our surprise, opposing electronic configurations only allowed for polarization in one direction—a non-starter for reading and writing data."
The researchers used a suite of state-of-the-art techniques—including real-time electrical biasing, electron holography, and electron-beam-induced current measurements—to reveal never-before-seen electric field distributions in ferroelectric thin films, which were custom-grown at Yale University. The results, published in Nature Communications, open new pathways for ferroelectric technology.
Physics of Flipping
Most electronic devices rely on ferromagnetism to read and write data. Each so-called ferromagnetic domain contains a north or south magnetic polarity, which translates into the flipping 1 or 0 of the binary code underlying all digital information. But ferromagnetic operations not only require large electric current, but the magnets can flip each other like dominoes when packed together too tightly—effectively erasing any data.
Ferroelectrics, however, use positive or negative electric charge to render digital code. Crucially, they can be packed together with domains spanning just a few atoms and require only a tiny voltage kick to flip the charge, storing much more information with much greater efficiency.
"But ferroelectric commercialization is held up by material fatigue, sudden polarization reversal, and intrinsic charge preferences," said Brookhaven Lab physicist and study coauthor Yimei Zhu. "We suspected that the origin of these issues was in the atomic interactions along the material's interface—where the ferroelectric thin film sits on a substrate."
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The scientists examined ferroelectric films of lead, zirconium, and titanium oxide grown on conductive substrates of strontium, and titanium oxide with a small amount of niobium—chosen because it exhibits large polarization values with well-defined directions, either up or down. The challenge was mapping the internal electric fields in materials thousands of times thinner than a human hair under actual operating conditions.
Brookhaven scientists hunted down the suspected interface quirks using electron holography. In this technique, a transmission electron microscope (TEM) fired 200,000-volt electron wave packets through the sample with billionth-of-a-meter precision. Negative and positive electric fields inside the ferroelectric film then attracted or repelled the electron wave and slightly changed its direction. Tracking the way the beam bent throughout the ferroelectric film revealed its hidden charges.
"Rather than an evenly distributed electric field, the bending electron waves revealed non-uniform and unidirectional electric fields that induced unstable, head-to-head domain configurations," Han said. "For the first time, we could see these unusual and jagged polarizations mapped out in real space and real time."
These opposing polarizations—like rival football teams squaring off aggressively at the line of scrimmage—surprised scientists and challenged assumptions about the ferroelectric phenomenon.
"These results were totally unexpected based on the present understanding of ferroelectrics," Han said.
The asymmetries were further confirmed by measurements of electron-beam-induced current. When a focused electron beam struck the ferroelectric sample, electric fields within the film-substrate interface revealed themselves by generating additional current. Other techniques, including piezoresponse force microscopy—in which a sub-nanometer tip induces a reaction by pressing against the ferroelectric—also confirmed the strange domains.
"Each technique demonstrated this intrinsic polarization preference, likely the origin of the back-switching and poor coding performance in these ferroelectrics," Han said. "But these domain structures should require a lot of energy and thus be very unstable. The interface effect alone cannot explain their existence."
Missing Oxygen
The scientists used another ultra-precise technique to probe the material's interface: electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS). By measuring the energy deposited by an electron beam in specific locations—a kind of electronic fingerprint—the scientists determined the material's chemical composition.
"We suspect that more oxygen could be missing near the surface of the thin films, creating electron pockets that may neutralize positive charges at the domain walls," Han said. "This oxygen deficiency naturally forms in the material, and it could explain the stabilization of head-to-head domains."
This electron-swapping oxygen deficiency—and its negative effects on reliably storing data—might be corrected by additional engineering, Han said. For example, incorporating a "sacrificial layer" between the ferroelectric and the substrate could help block the interface interactions. In fact, the study may inspire new ferroelectrics that either exploit or overcome this unexpected charge phenomenon.
Other authors include Lijun Wu and Marvin A. Schofield of Brookhaven Lab; Matthew S. J. Marshall, Jason Hoffman, Frederick J. Walker, and Charles H. Ahn of the Yale University Department of Applied Physics and Center for Research on Interfaces Structures and Phenomena; Toshihiro Aoki of JEOL USA Inc.; and Ray Twesten of Gatan Inc.
The samples used for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) were prepared by Kim Kisslinger at Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials, a U.S. Department of Energy user facility.
The research was supported by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science.
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Mrs. Pavlic was born August 15, 1929 in Silsbee, Texas to the late Zelma (Wilson) and Willie Neal Durdin. She went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Chrt, on Thursday, July 25, 2013.
Mrs. Pavlic was a retired office manager for Dr. Woody Ingram's dental practice. She moved to Diboll more than 60 years ago with her husband and opened a grocery store, "Pavlic's Supermarket," and started a family, that she loved so dearly. Mrs. Pavlic was a member of the First Baptt Church of Diboll.
Survivors include her husband of 65 years, Carl Pavlic of Diboll; son and daughter-in-law, Carl Lynn and Cathy Pavlic of Diboll; daughter and son-in-law, Dianne Pavlic and Randy Theilig of Fulshear; son and daughter-in-law, Ronnie Neal and Janet Pavlic of Lufkin; grandchildren, Ryan Neal Pavlic, Britton Loyd Pavlic, Clayton Grant Pavlic and wife Tyler, Jonathan David Theilig and wife Melsa, Chase Alan Pavlic and wife Elyce, and Carla Elizabeth Knight and husband Kason; great grandchildren, Aidan Chase Pavlic, Ashlee Nicol Pavlic, Knox Joseph Pavlic, Colton David Theilig, and Baby Knight who due in February; as well as several nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Mrs. Pavlic was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Dewey Glenn Durdin.
Pallbearers will be Randy Theilig, Neal Pavlic, Britton Pavlic, Clayton Pavlic, Jonathan Theilig and Kason Knight.
Honorary pallbearers will be SSgt. Chase Pavlic and Dr. Woody Ingram.
Memorial contributions may be made to the First Baptt Church of Diboll, P.O. Box 627, Diboll, Texas 75941 or to The Joseph House, P.O. Box 150554, Lufkin, Texas 75915.
The family received friends from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Sunday evening at the funeral home.
Memories and condolences may be added at www.carrowayfuneralhome.com.
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Advances in Mapping from Remote Sensor Imagery: Techniques and Applications reviews some of the latest developments in remote sensing and information extraction techniques applicable to topographic and thematic mapping. Providing an interdisciplinary perspective, leading experts from around the world have contributed chapters examining state-of-the-art techniques as well as widely used methods.
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