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Eagle Point Notice of Adopted Amendment (2012-01-17)
No full text19 pp. Adopted 2012-01-17. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted AmendmentThe amendment changed the zoning from heavy commercial (C-2) to retail commercial (C-l). We are aware of the warning not to "see attached." Despite that, we direct you to the attached correspondence, which is necessary in this case, as it was approved as a stipulated judgment as a result of a petition for writ of mandamus, in which the City of Eagle Point was the defendant and the applicant/property owner was the relator
[Harry Eagle (AAI)]
No full textHarry Eagle, 1964-1965Handwritten from verso: Harry Eagle, NIH 9396. Sticker from verso: Dr. Harry Eagle Pres. AAI - 1964. Title supplied by cataloger.Portrait of Harry Eagle, AAI President 1964-196
[Harry Eagle (AAI)]
No full textHarry Eagle, 1964-1965Handwritten from verso: Harry Eagle, NIH 9396. Sticker from verso: Dr. Harry Eagle Pres. AAI - 1964. Title supplied by cataloger.Portrait of Harry Eagle, AAI President 1964-196
Philip H. Red Eagle
No full textPhilip H. Red Eagle was born in 1945 in Tacoma, Washington. His mother, Marian Steilacoom, of Salish decent, was born near Port Angeles, Washington. Philip's father, Philip Red Eagle, a member of the Dakota Tribe, was born near the Missouri River on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana. Phillip spent the first fourteen years of his life in Tacoma, attending Stanley and McCarver schools before moving to Sitka, Alaska with his family in 1959. Philip joined the Navy shortly after graduating from high school, serving in Vietnam for five years from 1969-1973. After Vietnam, Philip returned to Washington and began undergraduate studies at the University of Washington where he earned two bachelor's degrees. The return to civilian life after the war affected Philip and he struggled with PTSD and related issues like depression and insomnia. Philip found that art, writing, and taking part in the revival of his culture helped him confront his PTSD and over the last 30 years Philip has contributed greatly to the revival and expansion of Indigenous culture in the Pacific Northwest.The oral history interview with Philip H. Red Eagle forms the core of a class project by Jordan Woolston for the Community History Project under the supervision of Professor Michael K. Honey. The main contents of Woolston's project are contained in a looseleaf binder, which includes the sound recording and transcript of the interview, Woolston's research paper, and related research materials
Radar data processing, quality analysis and level-1b product generation for AGRISAR and EAGLE campaigns
No full textFor the assessment of specific programmatic needs of the Sentinel program and for the understanding and quantification of bio-geophysical parameters of different vegetated surfaces ESA has initiated and partially funded two airborne campaigns in 2006. In both campaigns the airborne SAR system of DLR, E-SAR was employed to acquire multi-frequency and multi-polarisation data over the different test sites.
For the AGRISAR campaign 16 E-SAR flights have been conducted over Görmin test-site in the period from April-August 2006 to acquire representative data sets which cover the complete agricultural vegetation period of different crops. For the EAGLE project two test-sites have been flown, Cabauw for specific investigations on agricultural areas and Speulderbos for forest parameter assessment.
The present paper describes the adopted methodology for processing the acquired E-SAR data. First the standard processing approach which leads to RGI (radar geometry images) and GTC (geocoded terrain corrected) products is described. Then we focus on the special aspects which were considered for the processing of the temporal time series for the AGRISAR project.
Further discussion is included with respect to the mosaicked DEM, which was generated for the AGRISAR test site from E-SAR single-pass SAR interferometry, as well as the generation of synthetic QUAD-POL products in C-band (performed for both AGRISAR and EAGLE campaigns).
Another section is devoted to the generation of Sentinel-1 like data quality products from high resolution C-band data, as is requested by the specific programmatic needs of ESA.
The paper concludes with information on the data accessibility via the EOWEB interface of DLR
Transportation system plan : City of Eagle Point, Oregon
No full text170 pp. Includes maps and figures. Adopted September 25, 2001. Received from ODOT January 2, 2007.This plan provides an overall strategy to develop a safe and efficient transportation system for the
City of Eagle Point which meets not only the needs of the community, but also Oregon
Transportation Planning Rule (TPR) requirements. The purposes of the plan are: 1) to ensure the
hture transportation system develops in an orderly and cost-effective manner; 2) to encourage a
fbture transportation system plan that includes all modes of transportation to the fullest extent
possible; and 3) to guide public officials when making long range transportation decisions. This
plan will eventually be adopted as the Transportation Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan,
and will serve as Eagle Point's Local Street Network Plan (LSNP). The LSNP section will
provide planning principles for the layout and design of local streets in compliance with the
requirements of the Oregon Transportation Planning Rule (TPR). The plan also proposes
amendments to Eagle Point's existing ordinances relating to street design standards. [From the Plan
The Eagle
No full textSeaState5 wants to facilitate the monitoring process for seabed cables of offshore wind farms. The company wants to achieve this by creating an unmanned vessel, named the Eagle, which can be analyzed from a remote location.As students from TU Delft, we have been tasked to create a software framework that allows the Eagle to go to a location by receiving instructions from the user, and to send environmental data back to shore via a long-range connection. In addition, telemetry should be possible using short-range communication.The software framework for the Eagle has been built with the design goals of modularity and stability in mind. The user is able to configure the Eagle by adjusting a configuration file. This way, the Eagle pursues a modular design; sensor can be attached and detached without changing the software, only an alteration of the configuration file is required. The Eagle is capable of collecting environmental data, and storing it into a local database. The Eagle also contains in-memory data storage for each sensor. Periodically, the Eagle will send data to the cloud using long range communication. And at last, he Eagle is also capable of retrieving instructions from the cloud. Those instructions allow the eagle to perform specific tasks
EAGLE Vocabularies RDF data
No full textThe data under the EAGLE Vocabularies https://www.eagle-network.eu/resources/vocabularies/ .
The latest version can always be found in the GitHub repository where these vocabularies are maintained https://github.com/EAGLE-BPN/epidocupconversion/tree/master/edm+voc/vocabularies testing .
Documentation of the process of initial production of the vocabularies can be found in the project deliverables https://www.eagle-network.eu/eagle-project/documents-deliverables/ , especially https://www.eagle-network.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/EAGLE_D2.2.1_Content-harmonisation-guidelines-including-GIS-and-terminologies.pdf and https://www.eagle-network.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/EAGLE_D2.2.2_Content-harmonisation-guidelines-including-GIS-and-terminologies-Second-Release.pdf
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Guyan Eagle Stores
Get PDFThis scrip is from the Guyan Eagle Stores with a value of 1¢.https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/kilgore_scrip_collection/1064/thumbnail.jp
Audiovisual - Digital Materials - Faculty/Student Introductions - Eagle, Herb, 2007
No full textIntroductions by Herbert Eagle discussing his work/contribution to and experiences with Residential College and opportunities it offers to students. Created for the college's website shortly before the 40th anniversary celebration.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/110257/2/Eagle.zi
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