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A Correlation Between Object Color And Image Apparent Color In An Aerial Film False Color System, Steven Paes Jun 1970

A Correlation Between Object Color And Image Apparent Color In An Aerial Film False Color System, Steven Paes

Theses

This research project proposes to provide an aid to the photo-interpreter so that he can determine more easily objects of importance Kodak Ektachrome Infrared Aero Film, Type 8443, is utilized by this project as the medium through which this aid will be carried out. Films, such as this one, are visibility and near infrared sensitive color films. The wavelength region of the film's sensitivity is 0. 5 to 0. 9 nm. This film, therefore, is very useful, since it uses its near infrared capability to discriminate between objects that have nearly the same visual appearance but different near infrared characteristics. …


Ceramic Sculpture And Sculptural Containers, William Rodler Jun 1970

Ceramic Sculpture And Sculptural Containers, William Rodler

Theses

The purpose of this thesis is to design and execute a series of ceramic sculptures and sculptural containers which reflect my personal creative philosophy as well as my individual style of aesthetic expression. These ceramic sculptures and sculptural containers to some extent, will be synthesized interpretations of organic and biomorphic forms from nature, which beside depicting the finest aesthetic features of various natural forms will also express the essential spiritual interpretation of natural objects and the characteristic gestures of natural forces. In carrying through this series of sculptural works based upon the natural stimuli of organic and biomorphic forms, I …


Decorative Ceramics For Architectural Applications, Robert J. Jarvis Jun 1970

Decorative Ceramics For Architectural Applications, Robert J. Jarvis

Theses

None provided.


Preparation Of Tetrahydroxydiboron, Terence Conklin Jun 1970

Preparation Of Tetrahydroxydiboron, Terence Conklin

Theses

Boron chloride and me thoxyamine hydrochloride were reacted in refluxing chlorobenzene . The reaction product was then identified as possibly being N-trimethoxy-B-trichloroborazine. The identification was made by comparing the Infra-red spectrum of the reaction product with the spectra of N-trimethyl-B-trichloroborazine, methoxyamine hydrochloride and, the addition compound MeNH2-BCl3.


An Optical Technique For On-Film Recording Of Lens Aperture And Focus Settings, Richard Thompson Jun 1970

An Optical Technique For On-Film Recording Of Lens Aperture And Focus Settings, Richard Thompson

Theses

A simple optical technique for placing a record of the camera aperture and focus conditions on each photograph is described. A lens system is installed in a NASA/Hasselblad lunar surface camera so that a small image of the camera iris is formed in the corner of the photographic image field. The camera aperture and focus settings that were used in the taking of the photograph are determined from measurements of -the width and position of the data image. A Fortran IV computer program which uses the system calibration data and iterative techniques to determine the settings from the image measurements …


Generation Of Sinusoidal Test Images By Incoherent Spatial Filtering, Joel Gray Jun 1970

Generation Of Sinusoidal Test Images By Incoherent Spatial Filtering, Joel Gray

Theses

Most methods used for determining the modulation transfer function of a photographic film require that a sinusoidal intensity distribution object be imaged on the film and the resultant effective exposure modulation compared to the object modulation. This paper describes the investigation of the feasibility of generating a sinusoidal intensity distribution from a crenelate pattern by incoherent spatial filtering using non-monochromatic radiation. Using a Kodak Ektar Enlarging Lens (focal length of 100 mm.) at f/8 it has been found that images may be spatially filtered up to 30 cycles/mm while maintaining a modulation of 62# in white light (tungsten illumination). At …


Visual Metaphors, Bonnie Gordon Pfahl Jun 1970

Visual Metaphors, Bonnie Gordon Pfahl

Theses

None provided.


Parasitic Pleasure-Craft, Anthony Jachimowicz Jun 1970

Parasitic Pleasure-Craft, Anthony Jachimowicz

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - May 29th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff May 1970

Reporter - May 29th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); We’re Going Home (pg. 3); Dirk and Kuntz compete (pg. 4); RIT employees donate 9 grand (pg. 4); A grand night for Torpocer (pg. 4); Schuetz for N.Y. Sec. of year (pg. 4); Night school summer courses (pg. 4); Voting bill still pending (pg. 5); Guard heads guidance assoc. (pg. 5); Summer session starts June 22 (pg. 5); Shot because they were black (pg. 5); Outstanding young men/women (pg. 5); Shop one show (pg. 5); Udall convocation speaker (pg. 6); Ronald Hilton promoted (pg. 6); Each one teach one flops (pg. 6); Densitometry Seminar (pg. 6); Photo …


Painting Into Space, Natalie Schwartz May 1970

Painting Into Space, Natalie Schwartz

Theses

None provided.


The Modulation Of Sine-Wave Gratings At Fourier And Fresnel Imaging Points, Donald Kingsley May 1970

The Modulation Of Sine-Wave Gratings At Fourier And Fresnel Imaging Points, Donald Kingsley

Theses

When illuminated by a coherent light beam, a periodic object will be imaged in near-field space at predictable intervals. This phenomenon is termed self imaging. Recordings of the intensity distribution of sine-wave gratings were made at several positions behind the gratings. The modulation of the images was calculated and used as a predictor of distance from the grating. Positional accuracies of one part in one-hundred fifty-eight were obtained.


R.I.T. News & Events - May 26, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology May 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - May 26, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


A Quantitative Evaluation Technique For Diazo Coated Lithographic Printing Plate Images, After Exposure, Walter Bruehs May 1970

A Quantitative Evaluation Technique For Diazo Coated Lithographic Printing Plate Images, After Exposure, Walter Bruehs

Theses

None provided.


Reporter - May 22nd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff May 1970

Reporter - May 22nd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Letters (pg. 2); Euro ’70 (pg. 3); Chair for McMillion (pg. 4); Hartfelder Wins Directorship (pg. 4); Calendar Display (pg. 4); Teacher Evaluation Coming (pg. 4); New Computer Director (pg. 4); Bingham at Women Power (pg. 6); SPSE’s new Advisor (pg. 6); Techmila Distribution (pg. 6); Convocation Buffet (pg. 6); October break? (pg. 7); Hall breaks three records (pg. 7); Campbell big boss (pg. 7); Kent scholarship (pg. 7); Phi Kappa Phi initiates (pg. 7); That Mass Meeting (pg. 8-9); Alternate University (pg. 10); Ecology Follow-through (pg. 11); The Campus Politic (pg. 13); Uncommon Conference (pg. 14); What’s happening (pg. …


R.I.T. News & Events - May 18, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology May 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - May 18, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


R.I.T. News & Events - May 11, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology May 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - May 11, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


Reporter - May 8th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff May 1970

Reporter - May 8th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

An editorial (pg. 2); The Fraternities (pg. 3); The Fraternities (pg. 3); Rock concert planned (pg. 5); TX house manager dies (pg. 5); Brooks “V” club prexy (pg. 5); Senior giving program (pg. 5); Senate looks at business (pg. 6); Printing summer session (pg. 6); Xerox exec named prof (pg. 6); Housing workshop planned (pg. 6); Former prof makes good (pg. 6); Binns named asst. veep (pg. 6); NTID drama (pg. 7); Each one teach one (pg. 7); Zonta reception (pg. 7); Athletes of the week (pg. 7); 1st forum – Vietnam (pg. 7); AEPi officers elected (pg. 7); Kites …


Reporter - May 8th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff May 1970

Reporter - May 8th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

An Editorial (pg. 2); ROTC Is Still Here (pg. 3); Opinions (pg. 4); Talisman wants you (pg. 5); The 1939 World’s Fair (pg. 5); NTID rock concert (pg. 5); Marketing banquet (pg. 5); Woman power to meet (pg. 5); Survival in the 70’s (pg. 5); Extend job interviews (pg. 6); 32% night increase (pg. 6); Torporcer to be fetted (pg. 6); Defending champs (pg. 6); Riding club is possible (pg. 6); Sports slide program (pg. 6); Van Wert appointed (pg. 7); Graphic seminar (pg. 7); Packaging seminar (pg. 7); Opalka sports personality (pg. 7); Student studies (pg. 7); $500 grant …


R.I.T. News & Events - May 4, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology May 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - May 4, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Effects Of The Addition Of Halogen On The Redox Potentials Of Several Sensitizing Dyes, Stephen Noland May 1970

A Study Of The Effects Of The Addition Of Halogen On The Redox Potentials Of Several Sensitizing Dyes, Stephen Noland

Theses

Basic data are lacking in the literature concerning the reactivities of desensitizing dyes to Iodine, and concerning their redox potentials while undergoing such reactions. Such information may be useful in deciding on the mechanism of desensitization, since there is good evidence that the halogen liberated from an Iodobromide emulsion during photolysis is actually Iodine. Therefore, experiments were undertaken to measure the polarographic anodic potential of the first addition product of a series of thiacyanine dyes, if such a species existed. Also, preliminary experiments were undertaken to determine the relative reactivities of the dyes to molecular Iodine and Bromine while they …


Reporter - May 1st 1970, Rit Reporter Staff May 1970

Reporter - May 1st 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Remember the Moratorium? (pg. 3); Phi Sig wins trophy (pg. 5); Arts and Education (pg. 5); RIT v. Bonaventure (pg. 5); Birthdays Nixed (pg. 5); Blackfriars present Marat/Sade (pg. 5); Summer seminars (pg. 5); Marketing seminar (pg. 5); Printing Summer program (pg. 5); CU wants PR man (pg. 6); Phi Sig Elects (pg. 6); Rit bowlers win (pg. 6); Phi Sig tourney (pg. 6); PR gets PR man (pg. 6); ESP lectures! (pg. 6); RIT’s Tigers get off to a poor start (pg. 6); Photo, design, and drawing (pg. 7); The Liberal Faculty (pg. 7); Whatever happened …


The Function Of Flat Shape In Painting, Marla Friedrich May 1970

The Function Of Flat Shape In Painting, Marla Friedrich

Theses

None provided.


The Design And Development Of A Professional Super-8 Movie Camera, Donald Simonini May 1970

The Design And Development Of A Professional Super-8 Movie Camera, Donald Simonini

Theses

None provided.


R.I.T. News & Events - April 27, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Apr 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - April 27, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


Reporter - April 24th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1970

Reporter - April 24th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (p. 2); Strader Resigns (p. 3); Opinions (p. 4); Reportage (p. 5); Nuns Are People Too (p. 8); Task Force Report: RIT Parking (p. 9); In Review (p. 11); Why Are We Loseing Creative Students? (p. 12); Firing Line (p. 13); What's Happening (p. 14)


Reporter - April 22nd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1970

Reporter - April 22nd 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Keynote Speakers (pg. 3); Schedule of Events (day) (pg. 4); Rehearse for the Apocalypse (pg. 6); Evening Schedule (pg. 7); Ballantine’s Handbook is the Best (pg. 7)


R.I.T. News & Events - April 20, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Apr 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - April 20, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


Reporter - April 17th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1970

Reporter - April 17th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); On the Liberated College Woman (pg. 3); IFC’s new officers (pg. 4); Remember the barn? (pg. 4); Students/Parents want to know (pg. 4); Open North Bay Parking (pg. 4); Emergency unit (pg. 4); Happy hours (pg. 4); Gun club news (pg. 4); Spring serenade (pg. 4); New Centra officers (pg. 4); Audit committee formed (pg. 4); Spring book sale (pg. 5); Urban affairs (pg. 5); Baseball season notes (pg. 5); Vigilante committee (pg. 5); UK is no. 1 again (pg. 5); Win a Date with this Man (pg. 6); Dick Gregory’s Black Concert (pg. 7); Get Thee …


R.I.T. News & Events - April 13, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology Apr 1970

R.I.T. News & Events - April 13, 1970, University News Services, Rochester Institute Of Technology

University Publications

No abstract provided.


Reporter - April 10th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1970

Reporter - April 10th 1970, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Reprofile (pg. 2); Editorial (pg. 4); State aid to Earth day (pg. 5); New court named (pg. 5); Commuter’s club (pg. 5); RA’s named (pg. 5); Happy hours for you (pg. 5); AEPi adopts girl (pg. 5); Blood drive here (pg. 5); Euro ’70 contest (pg. 6); New phones for deaf (pg. 6); NTID exhibits projects (pg. 6); Speaker here Tuesday (pg. 6); Lyon named Prexy (pg. 6); Outstanding athletes honored (pg. 6); Noon time concerts (pg. 7); Volunteers still needed (pg. 7); Ellingson fan donates (pg. 7); Young named new dean (pg. 7); New honor dorms (pg. 7); Symposium …