Broadcasting's "Virtual Studio": virtual sets get interactive & 48 other articles part 2
The Lady of the house
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000612010 / 1984-02-27
Date of Creation:
1984
Title:
The Lady of the house / story by Jody Lynn Nye ; teleplay by Jody Lynn Nye and Francis Hamit.
Description:
152 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Jody Lynn Nye & Francis Hamit
Names:
Jody Lynn Nye 1957-
Francis Hamit 1944-
Francis Hamit 1944-
Belle Boyd
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000684182 / 1985-01-14
Date of Creation:
1984
Title:
Belle Boyd : a screenplay : pt. one / by Francis Hamit.
Description:
147 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Tea with the black dragon
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000744384 / 1985-05-22
Date of Creation:
1985
Title:
Tea with the black dragon : screenplay / by Francis Hamit and Jody Lynn Nye.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: screenplay adaptation.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Description:
127 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit & Jody Lynn Nye
Notes:
Based on the novel by R. A. MacAvoy.
Names:
R. A. MacAvoy (2 documents)
example document: The Book of Kells
Francis Hamit 1944-
Jody Lynn Nye (42 documents)
example document: Volunteers
example document: The Book of Kells
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Francis Hamit 1944-
Jody Lynn Nye (42 documents)
example document: Volunteers
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Marlowe
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000506348 / 1983-05-09
Date of Creation:
1983
Title:
Marlowe : an Elizabethan tragedy / by Francis Hamit.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: dramatization.
Description:
1 v.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Notes:
3 acts.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Nuke
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000236169 / 1980-09-29
Date of Creation:
1980
Title:
Nuke : a screenplay / by Clyde Jones and Francis Hamit.
Description:
39 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit & Clyde R. Jones
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Clyde R. Jones 1946-
Clyde R. Jones 1946-
Nuke
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000426947 / 1982-08-09
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
Nuke : a screenplay / by Clyde R. Jones and Francis Hamit.
Description:
174 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Clyde R. Jones & Francis Hamit
Names:
Clyde R. Jones 1946-
Francis Hamit 1944-
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Chines box
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000109187 / 1979-05-30
Date of Creation:
1979
Title:
The Chines box : originally Connections in Berlin : an original screenplay / by Francis Hamit.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: added scenes & dialogue.
Previous Registration:
Prev. reg. 1976, DU100620.
Description:
138 p.
Other Title:
Connections in Berlin
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Lady of the house
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000804448 / 1986-01-23
Date of Creation:
1985
Title:
The Lady of the house / original story by Jody Nye ; screenplay by Jody Nye & Francis Hamit.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: additions & revisions.
Previous Registration:
Prev. reg. 1984, PAu 612-010.
Description:
98 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Jody Lynn Nye & Francis Hamit
Names:
Jody Lynn Nye 1957-
Francis Hamit 1944-
Francis Hamit 1944-
Scarecrows
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000589420 / 1984-02-21
Date of Creation:
1984
Title:
Scarecrows : an original screenplay / by Francis Hamit.
Description:
167 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Chinese box
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000294280 / 1981-05-11
Date of Creation:
1981
Title:
The Chinese box : formerly titled Connections in Berlin : a screenplay / by Francis Hamit.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: revisions & additions.
Previous Registration:
Prev. reg. 1976, DU100620; 1979, PAu 104-187.
Description:
124 p.
Other Title:
Connections in Berlin
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Stripper murders
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu001235447 / 1989-06-05
Date of Creation:
1989
Title:
The Stripper murders : screenplay / by Francis Hamit.
Description:
240 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The short contract
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu002306062 / 1998-08-03
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
The short contract.
Description:
88 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Notes:
Screenplay.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Showdown at Apache Wells
Type of Work:
Dramatic work and accompanying music
Registration Number / Date:
PAu002435035 / 1999-11-12
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
Showdown at Apache Wells.
Description:
120 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-, & Rory M. Riley, 1951-
Notes:
Screenplay.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Rory M. Riley 1951-
Rory M. Riley 1951-
The Coupon economist
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0000432270 / 1980-02-25
Date of Publication:
February 20, 1980
Date of Creation:
1979
Title:
The Coupon economist / by Francis Hamit.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Imprint:
Chicago : Guardman Press, c1980.
Description:
1 v.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1949-
Getting graphic
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005445184 / 2001-09-07
Date of Publication:
March 1, 2001
Date of Creation:
2000
Title:
Getting graphic : no film at all : piecing together the totally-digital theatrical motion picture, and other contributions.
Variant title:
Getting graphic : no film at all : piecing together the totally-digital theatrical motion picture
Other Title:
Vision for made-to-measure clothing : 3D scanning takes another step-in-store & online
Image handling for wireless video : the next big thing? ... and in what country?
Advanced imaging
Security counterpoint-Y2K : an after-action report
Security technology & design
Locating film production sites with portable digital images
Security counterpoint-the problem with kids today
Image-enabling law enforcement eteam.com's new paradigm for emergency services
Security counterpoint-proper trainingis the key to quality service
Security counterpoint-airport screener problems : just the tip of the iceberg
Game consoles : general platform for imaging developers?
Getting graphic : streaming screams & hero teams.
Security counterpoint-eteam.com's model for emergency operations demonstrates the future of the security industry.
Vision for human vision : laser eye surgery uses laser radar to assure perfect cut
Security counterpoint-Would your security pass this simple test?
The Los Angeles zoo
Funworld
Security counterpoint-It's nine o'clock : do you know where your web page is?
Security imaging goes online : a whole new market?
Security counterpoint-ASIS confronts a changing demographic
Changing the printing model : digital imaging now driving book business
IRIS scan biometrics : now it's down to the PC desktop
Security counterpoint-the minority position in security services
Image handling for wireless video : the next big thing? ... and in what country?
Advanced imaging
Security counterpoint-Y2K : an after-action report
Security technology & design
Locating film production sites with portable digital images
Security counterpoint-the problem with kids today
Image-enabling law enforcement eteam.com's new paradigm for emergency services
Security counterpoint-proper trainingis the key to quality service
Security counterpoint-airport screener problems : just the tip of the iceberg
Game consoles : general platform for imaging developers?
Getting graphic : streaming screams & hero teams.
Security counterpoint-eteam.com's model for emergency operations demonstrates the future of the security industry.
Vision for human vision : laser eye surgery uses laser radar to assure perfect cut
Security counterpoint-Would your security pass this simple test?
The Los Angeles zoo
Funworld
Security counterpoint-It's nine o'clock : do you know where your web page is?
Security imaging goes online : a whole new market?
Security counterpoint-ASIS confronts a changing demographic
Changing the printing model : digital imaging now driving book business
IRIS scan biometrics : now it's down to the PC desktop
Security counterpoint-the minority position in security services
Contents:
Feb01. Image handling for wireless video : the next big thing? ... and in what country? (Advanced imaging) PUB 1Feb01.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
AT NASA
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589154 / 2001-09-26
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
AT NASA : color IR imaging of invisible hydrogen fires and other contributions.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Variant title:
AT NASA : color IR imaging of invisible hydrogen fires
Other Title:
At NASA : color IR imaging of invisible hydrogen fires
Lossless JPEG for real-time PC medical video
Security Counterpoint : a new model for emergency management
A virtual Trajan's forum at the new Getty Museum
Security counterpoint : new command and control systems : pt. 2
Lost to fix year 2000 computer problem rises to $1 billion
The state's auditors don't just count beans
Co-registring multi-special imager commercialized by NASA
For the Smithsonian : synthonics' virtual museum-CD app for PC
Growing medical specialty markets : eye care turns to imaging
Are you ready for the millenium bug?
Security counterpoints watch these seven technologies fir amore secure future
Meeting the continuous power supply needs of mission-critical imaging apps
Getty
Security counterpoint : the getty seeks better deterence
The Getty seeks better deterence
School security : dealing with kids and guns
Biometric security devices integrates at the desktop
Everyman terrain visualization for the desktop, broad cast and more
With guard services, emergency planning starts now
Caltrans in L.A.
Image security expertise from the NASA?
Retail thieves find it easier to steal from the customers
The cadillac's oncoming night vision option
Sarnoff's mobile real time CMOS/CCD IR enginer
From 3-D imaging to on-line collaborative visualization
REal time heads up display adapted for surgery
Aquarium of the Pacific
NAVSYS' GPS tied system captures data from video
The Thompson fingerchip : biometric IR sensor sense
Security conuterpoint : are labor shortages and opportunity for the guard business?
Pisar's massive asset storage solution for animation features
Sleep deprivation : the silent killer
Lossless JPEG for real-time PC medical video
Security Counterpoint : a new model for emergency management
A virtual Trajan's forum at the new Getty Museum
Security counterpoint : new command and control systems : pt. 2
Lost to fix year 2000 computer problem rises to $1 billion
The state's auditors don't just count beans
Co-registring multi-special imager commercialized by NASA
For the Smithsonian : synthonics' virtual museum-CD app for PC
Growing medical specialty markets : eye care turns to imaging
Are you ready for the millenium bug?
Security counterpoints watch these seven technologies fir amore secure future
Meeting the continuous power supply needs of mission-critical imaging apps
Getty
Security counterpoint : the getty seeks better deterence
The Getty seeks better deterence
School security : dealing with kids and guns
Biometric security devices integrates at the desktop
Everyman terrain visualization for the desktop, broad cast and more
With guard services, emergency planning starts now
Caltrans in L.A.
Image security expertise from the NASA?
Retail thieves find it easier to steal from the customers
The cadillac's oncoming night vision option
Sarnoff's mobile real time CMOS/CCD IR enginer
From 3-D imaging to on-line collaborative visualization
REal time heads up display adapted for surgery
Aquarium of the Pacific
NAVSYS' GPS tied system captures data from video
The Thompson fingerchip : biometric IR sensor sense
Security conuterpoint : are labor shortages and opportunity for the guard business?
Pisar's massive asset storage solution for animation features
Sleep deprivation : the silent killer
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
Issue Mar98. At NASA : color IR imaging of invisible hydrogen fires. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-03-01.
Issue Mar98. Lossless JPEG for real-time PC medical video. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-03-01.6
Issue Mar98. Security Counterpoint : a new model for emergency management. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-03-01.6
Issue Apr98. A virtual Trajan's forum at the new Getty Museum. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue Apr98. Security counterpoint : new command and control systems : pt. 2. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue Apr98. Lost to fix year 2000 computer problem rises to $1 billion. (Today's supervisor) 1Apr98.
Issue Apr98. The state's auditors don't just count beans. (Today's supervisor) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue May98. Co-registring multi-special imager commercialized by NASA. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue May98. For the Smithsonian : synthonics' virtual museum-CD app for PC. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue May98. Growing medical specialty markets : eye care turns to imaging. (Advanced imaging) 1May98.
Issue May98. Are you ready for the millenium bug? (Food service & hospitality) 1May98.
Issue May98. Security counterpoints watch these seven technologies fir amore secure future. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue Jun98. Meeting the continuous power supply needs of mission-critical imaging apps. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jun98. Getty. (Fun world) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jun98. Security counterpoint : the getty seeks better deterence. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jul98. The Getty seeks better deterence. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-07-01.
Issue Jul98. School security : dealing with kids and guns. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-07-01.
Issue Aug98. Biometric security devices integrates at the desktop. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. Everyman terrain visualization for the desktop, broad cast and more. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. With guard services, emergency planning starts now. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. Caltrans in L.A.. (Today's supervisor) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Sep98. Image security expertise from the NASA? (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-09-01.
Issue Sep98. Retail thieves find it easier to steal from the customers. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-09-01.
Issue Oct98. The cadillac's oncoming night vision option. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-10-01.
Issue Oct98. Sarnoff's mobile real time CMOS/CCD IR enginer. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-10-01.
Issue Nov98. From 3-D imaging to on-line collaborative visualization. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Nov98. REal time heads up display adapted for surgery. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Nov98. Aquarium of the Pacific. (Funworld) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Jan99. NAVSYS' GPS tied system captures data from video. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Jan99. The Thompson fingerchip : biometric IR sensor sense. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Jan99. Security conuterpoint : are labor shortages and opportunity for the guard business? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Feb99. Pisar's massive asset storage solution for animation features. (Advanced imaging) 1Feb99.
Issue Feb99. Sleep deprivation : the silent killer. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-02-01.
Issue Mar98. Lossless JPEG for real-time PC medical video. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-03-01.6
Issue Mar98. Security Counterpoint : a new model for emergency management. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-03-01.6
Issue Apr98. A virtual Trajan's forum at the new Getty Museum. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue Apr98. Security counterpoint : new command and control systems : pt. 2. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue Apr98. Lost to fix year 2000 computer problem rises to $1 billion. (Today's supervisor) 1Apr98.
Issue Apr98. The state's auditors don't just count beans. (Today's supervisor) Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue May98. Co-registring multi-special imager commercialized by NASA. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue May98. For the Smithsonian : synthonics' virtual museum-CD app for PC. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue May98. Growing medical specialty markets : eye care turns to imaging. (Advanced imaging) 1May98.
Issue May98. Are you ready for the millenium bug? (Food service & hospitality) 1May98.
Issue May98. Security counterpoints watch these seven technologies fir amore secure future. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue Jun98. Meeting the continuous power supply needs of mission-critical imaging apps. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jun98. Getty. (Fun world) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jun98. Security counterpoint : the getty seeks better deterence. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-06-01.
Issue Jul98. The Getty seeks better deterence. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-07-01.
Issue Jul98. School security : dealing with kids and guns. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-07-01.
Issue Aug98. Biometric security devices integrates at the desktop. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. Everyman terrain visualization for the desktop, broad cast and more. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. With guard services, emergency planning starts now. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Aug98. Caltrans in L.A.. (Today's supervisor) Pub. 1998-08-01.
Issue Sep98. Image security expertise from the NASA? (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-09-01.
Issue Sep98. Retail thieves find it easier to steal from the customers. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1998-09-01.
Issue Oct98. The cadillac's oncoming night vision option. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-10-01.
Issue Oct98. Sarnoff's mobile real time CMOS/CCD IR enginer. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-10-01.
Issue Nov98. From 3-D imaging to on-line collaborative visualization. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Nov98. REal time heads up display adapted for surgery. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Nov98. Aquarium of the Pacific. (Funworld) Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue Jan99. NAVSYS' GPS tied system captures data from video. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Jan99. The Thompson fingerchip : biometric IR sensor sense. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Jan99. Security conuterpoint : are labor shortages and opportunity for the guard business? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue Feb99. Pisar's massive asset storage solution for animation features. (Advanced imaging) 1Feb99.
Issue Feb99. Sleep deprivation : the silent killer. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-02-01.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Image database retired and sharing
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589155 / 2001-10-09
Date of Creation:
1996
Title:
Image database retired and sharing : the Getty art history information program and other contributions / Francis Hamit.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Other Title:
4 tips for detecting commercial prospects
Discreet logic takes to air at NAB show
The Getty art history information program
Goodbye to all that
TV pilots& mows
Earth link keeps subscribers connected
Moving imaged form dable TV to the web
Intelligence reform ignores complexity of modern threats
NASA Lewis project uses simple 3-D imaging for desktop NDT vibration tests
NR and diplomacy is seeing believing?
Security conuterpoint : futuretech : new changs in technology could make security operations ubiquitous
Century dynamics rolls out explosive product
Bill Lee preaches JAVA gospel to Hollywood
Getting real : bringing grabbed images and data into military simulations
TV commercial producers facing tighter budgets
Who will guard the national guard?
Telecom reform aids rural communities
Image-based world a far cry from Carton graphics
Ease of use still an issue
Precision farming : new imaging opportunity married to GIS and GPS
Security counterpoint : telecom reform act offers no special protection for alarm operators
DVD technology : exploding room for images in on-disc multi media
Computer software now a key component on the production process
The cassandra complex
Windows NT : nonlinear digital vidoe editing rushes in
Episodic television series : doing more with less
Corporate responsibility : what is our role?
Where goes has gone : NOAA's weather satellite imagery and GIS-marketed
Spotmagic's's IDVmedia : sending commercial images over PM radio
Why do whistleblowers soon ot sound a sur note?
Unions adapt to changing industry
Is our firm docking the website issue?
A GIS/GPS system for fire and EMS dispatch : imaging enabled
Use of warehouses stages & practical locations is on the upswing
Satellite imaging and NASA X-rays help discover Jamestown's past
Backlots are still the ideal location
Locations'97 to be the biggest best expo ever
Discreet logic takes to air at NAB show
The Getty art history information program
Goodbye to all that
TV pilots& mows
Earth link keeps subscribers connected
Moving imaged form dable TV to the web
Intelligence reform ignores complexity of modern threats
NASA Lewis project uses simple 3-D imaging for desktop NDT vibration tests
NR and diplomacy is seeing believing?
Security conuterpoint : futuretech : new changs in technology could make security operations ubiquitous
Century dynamics rolls out explosive product
Bill Lee preaches JAVA gospel to Hollywood
Getting real : bringing grabbed images and data into military simulations
TV commercial producers facing tighter budgets
Who will guard the national guard?
Telecom reform aids rural communities
Image-based world a far cry from Carton graphics
Ease of use still an issue
Precision farming : new imaging opportunity married to GIS and GPS
Security counterpoint : telecom reform act offers no special protection for alarm operators
DVD technology : exploding room for images in on-disc multi media
Computer software now a key component on the production process
The cassandra complex
Windows NT : nonlinear digital vidoe editing rushes in
Episodic television series : doing more with less
Corporate responsibility : what is our role?
Where goes has gone : NOAA's weather satellite imagery and GIS-marketed
Spotmagic's's IDVmedia : sending commercial images over PM radio
Why do whistleblowers soon ot sound a sur note?
Unions adapt to changing industry
Is our firm docking the website issue?
A GIS/GPS system for fire and EMS dispatch : imaging enabled
Use of warehouses stages & practical locations is on the upswing
Satellite imaging and NASA X-rays help discover Jamestown's past
Backlots are still the ideal location
Locations'97 to be the biggest best expo ever
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
Issue Mar96. The Getty art history information program. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1998-03-01.
Issue Mar96. Goodbye to all that. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Mar96. TV pilots& mows. (Location update) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Mar96. Earth link keeps subscribers connected. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Apr96. Moving imaged form dable TV to the web. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-04-01.
Issue Apr96. 4 tips for detecting commercial prospects. (Security imaging) 1Apr96.
Issue Apr96. Discreet logic takes to air at NAB show. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-04-01.
Issue Apr96. Intelligence reform ignores complexity of modern threats. (Defense news) Pub. 1996-04-29.
Issue May96. NASA Lewis project uses simple 3-D imaging for desktop NDT vibration tests. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May968. NR and diplomacy is seeing believing? (Cyberedge journal) 1May96.
Issue May96. Security conuterpoint : futuretech : new changs in technology could make security operations ubiquitous. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May96. Century dynamics rolls out explosive product. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May96. Bill Lee preaches JAVA gospel to Hollywood. (The sun observer) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue Jun96. Getting real : bringing grabbed images and data into military simulations. (The sun observer) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. TV commercial producers facing tighter budgets. (Location update) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. Who will guard the national guard?. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. Telecom reform aids rural communities. (Silicon Graphics world) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jul96. Image-based world a far cry from Carton graphics. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-07-01.
Issue Jul96. Ease of use still an issue. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1996-07-01.
Issue Aug96. Precision farming : new imaging opportunity married to GIS and GPS. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-08-01.
Issue Aug96. Security counterpoint : telecom reform act offers no special protection for alarm operators. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-08-01.
Issue Sep96. DVD technology : exploding room for images in on-disc multi media (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Sep96. Computer software now a key component on the production process. (Location update) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Sep96. The cassandra complex. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Oct96. Windows NT : nonlinear digital vidoe editing rushes in. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Nov96. Episodic television series : doing more with less. (Location update) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Oct96. Corporate responsibility : what is our role? (Security Technology & Design) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Nov96. Where goes has gone : NOAA's weather satellite imagery and GIS-marketed. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-11-01.
Issue Nov96. Spotmagic's's IDVmedia : sending commercial images over PM radio. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-11-01.
Issue Nov96. Why do whistleblowers soon ot sound a sur note?. (Security technology & design) 1Nov96.
Issue Dec96. Unions adapt to changing industry. (Location update) Pub. 1996-12-01.
Issue Dec96. Is our firm docking the website issue? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-12-01.
Issue Jan97. A GIS/GPS system for fire and EMS dispatch : imaging enabled. (Advanced imaging) 1Dec97.
Issue Jan97. Use of warehouses stages & practical locations is on the upswing. (Location update) Pub. 1997-01-01.
Issue Feb97. Satellite imaging and NASA X-rays help discover Jamestown's past. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Issue Feb97. Backlots are still the ideal location. (Location update) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Issue Feb97. Locations'97 to be the biggest best expo ever. (Location update) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Issue Mar96. Goodbye to all that. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Mar96. TV pilots& mows. (Location update) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Mar96. Earth link keeps subscribers connected. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-03-01.
Issue Apr96. Moving imaged form dable TV to the web. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-04-01.
Issue Apr96. 4 tips for detecting commercial prospects. (Security imaging) 1Apr96.
Issue Apr96. Discreet logic takes to air at NAB show. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-04-01.
Issue Apr96. Intelligence reform ignores complexity of modern threats. (Defense news) Pub. 1996-04-29.
Issue May96. NASA Lewis project uses simple 3-D imaging for desktop NDT vibration tests. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May968. NR and diplomacy is seeing believing? (Cyberedge journal) 1May96.
Issue May96. Security conuterpoint : futuretech : new changs in technology could make security operations ubiquitous. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May96. Century dynamics rolls out explosive product. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue May96. Bill Lee preaches JAVA gospel to Hollywood. (The sun observer) Pub. 1996-05-01.
Issue Jun96. Getting real : bringing grabbed images and data into military simulations. (The sun observer) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. TV commercial producers facing tighter budgets. (Location update) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. Who will guard the national guard?. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jun96. Telecom reform aids rural communities. (Silicon Graphics world) Pub. 1996-06-01.
Issue Jul96. Image-based world a far cry from Carton graphics. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-07-01.
Issue Jul96. Ease of use still an issue. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1996-07-01.
Issue Aug96. Precision farming : new imaging opportunity married to GIS and GPS. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-08-01.
Issue Aug96. Security counterpoint : telecom reform act offers no special protection for alarm operators. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-08-01.
Issue Sep96. DVD technology : exploding room for images in on-disc multi media (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Sep96. Computer software now a key component on the production process. (Location update) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Sep96. The cassandra complex. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-09-01.
Issue Oct96. Windows NT : nonlinear digital vidoe editing rushes in. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Nov96. Episodic television series : doing more with less. (Location update) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Oct96. Corporate responsibility : what is our role? (Security Technology & Design) Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue Nov96. Where goes has gone : NOAA's weather satellite imagery and GIS-marketed. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-11-01.
Issue Nov96. Spotmagic's's IDVmedia : sending commercial images over PM radio. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1996-11-01.
Issue Nov96. Why do whistleblowers soon ot sound a sur note?. (Security technology & design) 1Nov96.
Issue Dec96. Unions adapt to changing industry. (Location update) Pub. 1996-12-01.
Issue Dec96. Is our firm docking the website issue? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1996-12-01.
Issue Jan97. A GIS/GPS system for fire and EMS dispatch : imaging enabled. (Advanced imaging) 1Dec97.
Issue Jan97. Use of warehouses stages & practical locations is on the upswing. (Location update) Pub. 1997-01-01.
Issue Feb97. Satellite imaging and NASA X-rays help discover Jamestown's past. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Issue Feb97. Backlots are still the ideal location. (Location update) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Issue Feb97. Locations'97 to be the biggest best expo ever. (Location update) Pub. 1997-02-01.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Digital justice image management, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589156 / 2001-09-07
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
Digital justice image management, and other contributions / Francis Hamit, 1944-
Variant title:
Digital justice image management
Other Title:
ON top of the ccrop : multispectral airborne imaging for farm comodities
Security counterpoint : Y2K and the grid
Getting graphic : vitana's shapegrabber
SGI intros new cross-platform asset and licensing management for broadcasters
Cyberstalking : harassment goes online
Getting graphic earthserver's 3-D terrain maps on the net
Maching vision for farming : recognize weeds and kill them
Beatig the bio terror threat
From image to animation : forensic recreation of a 100 million year old dinosaur battle
NASA and telemedicine's future
The Nigerian swindles
Getting graphic : integrating the technologies
Imagery for the military : the billion dollar demands just ahead
Hospital security presents a unique set of challenges
Getting graphic from 2-D animation cell to solid toy prototype fast
Does your workplace make you sick?
Intervention informatics
The department of justice asscent on the Constitution
Muse and H-P demo 4- D visualization for next generation ari traffic control
The puzzle of rising rural crime
A antra for the new millenium
KG rear vision from mirror replacement for trucks to transportation imaging
The joys of e-mail
Security counterpoint : Y2K and the grid
Getting graphic : vitana's shapegrabber
SGI intros new cross-platform asset and licensing management for broadcasters
Cyberstalking : harassment goes online
Getting graphic earthserver's 3-D terrain maps on the net
Maching vision for farming : recognize weeds and kill them
Beatig the bio terror threat
From image to animation : forensic recreation of a 100 million year old dinosaur battle
NASA and telemedicine's future
The Nigerian swindles
Getting graphic : integrating the technologies
Imagery for the military : the billion dollar demands just ahead
Hospital security presents a unique set of challenges
Getting graphic from 2-D animation cell to solid toy prototype fast
Does your workplace make you sick?
Intervention informatics
The department of justice asscent on the Constitution
Muse and H-P demo 4- D visualization for next generation ari traffic control
The puzzle of rising rural crime
A antra for the new millenium
KG rear vision from mirror replacement for trucks to transportation imaging
The joys of e-mail
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Appears in:
Issue Mar99. Digital justice image management. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-03-01.
Issue Mar99. ON top of the ccrop : multispectral airborne imaging for farm comodities. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-03-01.
Issue Mar99. Security counterpoint : Y2K and the grid. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-03-01.
Issue Apr99. Getting graphic : vitana's shapegrabber. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue Apr99. SGI intros new cross-platform asset and licensing management for broadcasters. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue Apr99. Cyberstalking : harassment goes online. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue May99. Getting graphic earthserver's 3-D terrain maps on the net. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-05-01.
Issue May99. Maching vision for farming : recognize weeds and kill them. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-05-01.
Issue Jun99. Beatig the bio terror threat. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-06-01.
Issue Jul99. From image to animation : forensic recreation of a 100 million year old dinosaur battle. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Jul99. NASA and telemedicine's future. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Jul99. The Nigerian swindles. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Aug99. Getting graphic : integrating the technologies. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Aug99 Imagery for the military : the billion dollar demands just ahead. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Aug99. Hospital security presents a unique set of challenges. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Sep99. Getting graphic from 2-D animation cell to solid toy prototype fast. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-09-01.
Issue Sep99. Does your workplace make you sick? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-09-01.
Issue Oct99. Intervention informatics. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-10-01.
Issue Oct99. The department of justice asscent on the Constitution. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-10-01.
Issue Nov99. Muse and H-P demo 4- D visualization for next generation ari traffic control. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1Nov.
Issue Nov99. The puzzle of rising rural crime. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-11-01.
Issue Dec99. A antra for the new millenium. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-12-01.
Issue Jan00. KG rear vision from mirror replacement for trucks to transportation imaging. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 2000-01-01.
Issue Feb00. The joys of e-mail. (Security technology & design) Pub. 2000-02-01.
Issue Mar99. ON top of the ccrop : multispectral airborne imaging for farm comodities. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-03-01.
Issue Mar99. Security counterpoint : Y2K and the grid. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-03-01.
Issue Apr99. Getting graphic : vitana's shapegrabber. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue Apr99. SGI intros new cross-platform asset and licensing management for broadcasters. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue Apr99. Cyberstalking : harassment goes online. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue May99. Getting graphic earthserver's 3-D terrain maps on the net. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-05-01.
Issue May99. Maching vision for farming : recognize weeds and kill them. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-05-01.
Issue Jun99. Beatig the bio terror threat. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-06-01.
Issue Jul99. From image to animation : forensic recreation of a 100 million year old dinosaur battle. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Jul99. NASA and telemedicine's future. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Jul99. The Nigerian swindles. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue Aug99. Getting graphic : integrating the technologies. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Aug99 Imagery for the military : the billion dollar demands just ahead. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Aug99. Hospital security presents a unique set of challenges. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue Sep99. Getting graphic from 2-D animation cell to solid toy prototype fast. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-09-01.
Issue Sep99. Does your workplace make you sick? (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-09-01.
Issue Oct99. Intervention informatics. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1999-10-01.
Issue Oct99. The department of justice asscent on the Constitution. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-10-01.
Issue Nov99. Muse and H-P demo 4- D visualization for next generation ari traffic control. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 1Nov.
Issue Nov99. The puzzle of rising rural crime. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-11-01.
Issue Dec99. A antra for the new millenium. (Security technology & design) Pub. 1999-12-01.
Issue Jan00. KG rear vision from mirror replacement for trucks to transportation imaging. (Advanced imaging) Pub. 2000-01-01.
Issue Feb00. The joys of e-mail. (Security technology & design) Pub. 2000-02-01.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Space gives U. S. technology impetus, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589157 / 2001-10-25
Date of Creation:
1990
Title:
Space gives U. S. technology impetus, and other contributions / Francis Hamit, 1944-
Variant title:
Space gives U. S. technology impetus
Other Title:
Graphics heads predict industry future
The great game of adventure Burton
When you need to view full color images at VGA level
Career army man leaves nothing out of Yankee
Keep U. S. spies of corporate payroll
Spying on new career
Soldier girl : is her future in doubt
See no evil
This is no flight of fancy for Coonts
Toffer's back to the future shock
A few leaks mar bold history of cloak-and-dagger in America
For subterfuge and plotting : raven is coup d'etat
The great game of adventure Burton
When you need to view full color images at VGA level
Career army man leaves nothing out of Yankee
Keep U. S. spies of corporate payroll
Spying on new career
Soldier girl : is her future in doubt
See no evil
This is no flight of fancy for Coonts
Toffer's back to the future shock
A few leaks mar bold history of cloak-and-dagger in America
For subterfuge and plotting : raven is coup d'etat
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Appears in:
Issue May90. Space gives U. S. technology impetus. (Defense news) Pub. 1990-05-28.
Issue Jun99. Graphics heads predict industry future. (Computer grahpics review) Pub. 1990-06-01.
Issue Jun90. The great game of adventure Burton. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-06-01.
Issue Aug90. When you need to view full color images at VGA level (Daily news) Pub. 1990-07-01.
Issue Aug90. Career army man leaves nothing out of Yankee. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-08-19.
Issue Aug90. Keep U. S. spies of corporate payroll. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-08-20.
Issue Sep90. Spying on new career. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-09-01.
Issue Sep90. Soldier girl : is her future in doubt. (Defense news) Pub. 1990-09-17.
Issue Nov90. See no evil. (Reader) Pub. 1990-11-30.
Issue Jan91. This is no flight of fancy for Coonts. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-08.
Issue Jan91. Toffer's back to the future shock. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-01
Issue Jan91. A few leaks mar bold history of cloak-and-dagger in America. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-27.
Issue Feb91. For subterfuge and plotting : raven is coup d'etat(Daily news) Pub. 1991-02-16.
Issue Jun99. Graphics heads predict industry future. (Computer grahpics review) Pub. 1990-06-01.
Issue Jun90. The great game of adventure Burton. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-06-01.
Issue Aug90. When you need to view full color images at VGA level (Daily news) Pub. 1990-07-01.
Issue Aug90. Career army man leaves nothing out of Yankee. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-08-19.
Issue Aug90. Keep U. S. spies of corporate payroll. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-08-20.
Issue Sep90. Spying on new career. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-09-01.
Issue Sep90. Soldier girl : is her future in doubt. (Defense news) Pub. 1990-09-17.
Issue Nov90. See no evil. (Reader) Pub. 1990-11-30.
Issue Jan91. This is no flight of fancy for Coonts. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-08.
Issue Jan91. Toffer's back to the future shock. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-01
Issue Jan91. A few leaks mar bold history of cloak-and-dagger in America. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-01-27.
Issue Feb91. For subterfuge and plotting : raven is coup d'etat(Daily news) Pub. 1991-02-16.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Space gives U. S. technology impetus, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589158 / 2001-10-17
Date of Creation:
1993
Title:
Space gives U. S. technology impetus, and other contributions / Francis Hamit, 1944-
Variant title:
Space gives U. S. technology impetus
Other Title:
Technology and art lead to tedium of the new
Autodesk enters cyberspace with developer software
Three dimensions do not necessarily enhance our understanding
VPL research rises from ashes following first shakeout in infant virtual reality industry
Autodesk gives broadcaster a glimpse of 3D studio animated
Alliances, new products mark SGI's target in post-production
Virtual reality backslash results from exaggerated claims, biased reporting
Creating type fonts becomes an art form
The intelligence test
Autodesk reaffirms commitment to CDK
Recent shows reveal few true virtual reality applications
SGI discovers core values in virtual reality
Desktop video products open new markets
Siggraph 93 shows ints influence from Hollywood
Virtual reality taken seriously for general applications
Visualization calls for ethics in presentation
A down to earth sale pitch
Don't overlook attention to fine detail
Virtual reality emerges as an industry
Autodesk enters cyberspace with developer software
Three dimensions do not necessarily enhance our understanding
VPL research rises from ashes following first shakeout in infant virtual reality industry
Autodesk gives broadcaster a glimpse of 3D studio animated
Alliances, new products mark SGI's target in post-production
Virtual reality backslash results from exaggerated claims, biased reporting
Creating type fonts becomes an art form
The intelligence test
Autodesk reaffirms commitment to CDK
Recent shows reveal few true virtual reality applications
SGI discovers core values in virtual reality
Desktop video products open new markets
Siggraph 93 shows ints influence from Hollywood
Virtual reality taken seriously for general applications
Visualization calls for ethics in presentation
A down to earth sale pitch
Don't overlook attention to fine detail
Virtual reality emerges as an industry
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Appears in:
Issue Mar93. Technology and art lead to tedium of the new. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-03-01.Sep93
Issue Mar93. Autodesk enters cyberspace with developer software. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-03-26.
Issue Apr93. Three dimensions do not necessarily enhance our understanding. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-04-01.
Issue May93. VPL research rises from ashes following first shakeout in infant virtual reality industry. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-05-01.
Issue May93. Autodesk gives broadcaster a glimpse of 3D studio animated. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-05-21.
Issue Jun93. Alliances, new products mark SGI's target in post-production. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-06-01.
Issue Jun93. Virtual reality backslash results from exaggerated claims, biased reporting. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-06-01.
Issue Jul93. Creating type fonts becomes an art form. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-07-01.
Issue Jul93. Downsizing : is it safe?. Pub. 1993-07-05. (Information week)
Issue 5Jul93. The intelligence test. Pub. 1993-07-05. (Information week)
Issue Aug93. Autodesk reaffirms commitment to CDK. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Aug93. Recent shows reveal few true virtual reality applications. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Aug93. SGI discovers core values in virtual reality. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Sep93. Desktop video products open new markets. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-09-01.
Issue Oct93. Siggraph 93 shows ints influence from Hollywood. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-10-01.
Issue Nov93. Virtual reality taken seriously for general applications. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-11-01.
Issue Dec93. Visualization calls for ethics in presentation. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-12-01.
Issue Dec93. A down to earth sale pitch. Pub. 1993-12-13.
Issue Jan94. Don't overlook attention to fine detail. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1994-01-01.
Issue FEb94. Virtual reality emerges as an industry. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1994-02-01.
Issue Mar93. Autodesk enters cyberspace with developer software. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-03-26.
Issue Apr93. Three dimensions do not necessarily enhance our understanding. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-04-01.
Issue May93. VPL research rises from ashes following first shakeout in infant virtual reality industry. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-05-01.
Issue May93. Autodesk gives broadcaster a glimpse of 3D studio animated. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-05-21.
Issue Jun93. Alliances, new products mark SGI's target in post-production. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-06-01.
Issue Jun93. Virtual reality backslash results from exaggerated claims, biased reporting. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-06-01.
Issue Jul93. Creating type fonts becomes an art form. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-07-01.
Issue Jul93. Downsizing : is it safe?. Pub. 1993-07-05. (Information week)
Issue 5Jul93. The intelligence test. Pub. 1993-07-05. (Information week)
Issue Aug93. Autodesk reaffirms commitment to CDK. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Aug93. Recent shows reveal few true virtual reality applications. (AutoCAD world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Aug93. SGI discovers core values in virtual reality. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-08-01.
Issue Sep93. Desktop video products open new markets. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-09-01.
Issue Oct93. Siggraph 93 shows ints influence from Hollywood. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-10-01.
Issue Nov93. Virtual reality taken seriously for general applications. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-11-01.
Issue Dec93. Visualization calls for ethics in presentation. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1993-12-01.
Issue Dec93. A down to earth sale pitch. Pub. 1993-12-13.
Issue Jan94. Don't overlook attention to fine detail. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1994-01-01.
Issue FEb94. Virtual reality emerges as an industry. (Silicon graphics world) Pub. 1994-02-01.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
CIA comes in from cold, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589159 / 2001-10-25
Date of Creation:
1989
Title:
CIA comes in from cold, and other contributions / Francis Hamit, 1944-
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Variant title:
CIA comes in from cold
Other Title:
Science fiction gathering in Boston is not York conventionalconvention
DoD maps future of terrain technology
Invasions is private look at science fiction master
DoD maps future of terrain technology
Invasions is private look at science fiction master
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Appears in:
Issue Jun89. CIA comes in from cold. (Daily news) Pub. 1989-06-04.
Issue Oct89. Science fiction gathering in Boston is not York conventionalconvention. (Daily news) Pub. 1989-10-01.
Issue Feb90. DoD maps future of terrain technology. (Defense news) Pub. 6F
eb89.
Issue Feb90. Invasions is private look at science fiction master. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-02-11.
Issue Oct89. Science fiction gathering in Boston is not York conventionalconvention. (Daily news) Pub. 1989-10-01.
Issue Feb90. DoD maps future of terrain technology. (Defense news) Pub. 6F
eb89.
Issue Feb90. Invasions is private look at science fiction master. (Daily news) Pub. 1990-02-11.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Deceptive trail lurks in shadow flight, and other contributions
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005589161 / 2001-10-25
Date of Creation:
1991
Title:
Deceptive trail lurks in shadow flight, and other contributions / Francis Hamit, 1944-
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Variant title:
Deceptive trail lurks in shadow flight
Other Title:
Military must rethink role of reserves, ease burdon at home front
Perpetuating the rent-a-cop myth
VR pioneers speak out
Gate opens to Soviet action paced thriller
AAAI and IAAI conferences
Intriguing look at the dark doings of U.S. intelligence
New Soviet society will reshape KGB
Taking on corporate corporate counterintelligence
New entertainment applications at intertainment '91
Love, blackmail and medical cure full The flight
Zeroing in on foreign intrigue
Perpetuating the rent-a-cop myth
VR pioneers speak out
Gate opens to Soviet action paced thriller
AAAI and IAAI conferences
Intriguing look at the dark doings of U.S. intelligence
New Soviet society will reshape KGB
Taking on corporate corporate counterintelligence
New entertainment applications at intertainment '91
Love, blackmail and medical cure full The flight
Zeroing in on foreign intrigue
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Appears in:
Issue Mar91. Deceptive trail lurks in shadow flight. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-03-24.
Issue Apr99. Military must rethink role of reserves, ease burdon at home front. (Defense news) Pub. 1991-04-01.
Issue Jun91. Perpetuating the rent-a-cop myth. (Security management) Pub. 1991-06-11.
Issue Jul91. VR pioneers speak out. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-07-08.
Issue Jul28. Gate opens to Soviet action paced thriller. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-07-28.
Issue Sep91. AAAI and IAAI conferences. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-09-10.
Issue Sep91. Intriguing look at the dark doings of U.S. intelligence. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-09-08.
Issue Sep91. New Soviet society will reshape KGB. (Defense news) Pub. 1991-09-23.
Issue Oct91. Taking on corporate corporate counterintelligence. (Security management) Pub. 1991-10-01.
Issue Nov91. New entertainment applications at intertainment '91. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-11-01.
Issue Dec91 Love, blackmail and medical cure full The flight. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-12-01.
Issue Jan92. Zeroing in on foreign intrigue. (Daily news) Pub. 1992-01-12.
Issue Apr99. Military must rethink role of reserves, ease burdon at home front. (Defense news) Pub. 1991-04-01.
Issue Jun91. Perpetuating the rent-a-cop myth. (Security management) Pub. 1991-06-11.
Issue Jul91. VR pioneers speak out. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-07-08.
Issue Jul28. Gate opens to Soviet action paced thriller. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-07-28.
Issue Sep91. AAAI and IAAI conferences. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-09-10.
Issue Sep91. Intriguing look at the dark doings of U.S. intelligence. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-09-08.
Issue Sep91. New Soviet society will reshape KGB. (Defense news) Pub. 1991-09-23.
Issue Oct91. Taking on corporate corporate counterintelligence. (Security management) Pub. 1991-10-01.
Issue Nov91. New entertainment applications at intertainment '91. (Cyberedge journal) Pub. 1991-11-01.
Issue Dec91 Love, blackmail and medical cure full The flight. (Daily news) Pub. 1991-12-01.
Issue Jan92. Zeroing in on foreign intrigue. (Daily news) Pub. 1992-01-12.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Broadcasting's "Virtual Studio": virtual sets get interactive & 48 other articles
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005594727 / 2001-10-09
Date of Creation:
1997
Title:
Broadcasting's "Virtual Studio": virtual sets get interactive & 48 other articles / Francis Hamit.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Variant title:
Broadcasting's "Virtual Studio": virtual sets get interactive
Other Title:
Getting graphic
New video and still cameras provide a global roaming viewpoint.
Busy signal.
Airport locations offer authentic look, special circumstances
United develops automatic logging for dailies
National standards for security officers unlikely.
Security counterpoint
That new bundled image enhance and edit software: market killer?
Can armored car service be made safer?
From high res intelligence imaging to cinema: electron beam film recorders go Hollywood.
Camera support gear races to keep pace with demand
Locations go virtual
Mobile broadcasting: taking custom packages and crews to the field.
Breaking the code of the encryption debate.
Illusion, Inc.'s startling entry in The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment.
The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment.
Production crews & producers mull "Brent's rule."
Telecom frauds: privacy vs. piracy.
Virtual studios offer faster production, creative freedom.
Industry features
Can DOIT do it?
Geo-referenced images, GPS and the year 2000 problem
Still pushing that special effects envelope.
Imaging-based automation in Pro animation: the loved & the unloved.
Ratheon's EMED radiology stations: pushing the PC/NT imaging station envelope.
Do commercials push the visual envelope?
La Puente Valley's model vocational security training program.
The privatization of CalNet, a critical state telephone system, would be a Net loss.
Blue screen meets lock-steady VR tracking for broadcast, military, and industrial apps.
Will the industry survive the "Millennium bug"?
The graffiti wars can be won.
Y2K.
On-location fast where there's no broadband line.
Digital dailies
Virtual endoscopy & colonoscopy: VR and truly less-invasive imaging.
Production forms go electronic.
The blimp cam [sic] for "tele-embodiment:" Mobot avatars bring back real world images
From image to CAD: 3D builder brings photogrammetry to the PC desktop.
A view from the driver's seat.
A GPS system for fire department & EMS dispatch.
Film permit process growing more competitive.
Trade show security requires planning and attention to detail.
Consolidating the state's data centers.
A civilian UAV imaging market? it could fly!
Next-gen unmanned aerial vehicles ready for remote military police imaging & more.
Surviving the millennium bug
Military bass offer unique locations & low costs.
Managing patrol service requires creativity.
Always prepared.
Guard, reserve funding is key to US Army modernization.
Book reviews
For your information
A first line of defense against terrorism.
The year 2000 computer crisis: a special report.
Special focus
New video and still cameras provide a global roaming viewpoint.
Busy signal.
Airport locations offer authentic look, special circumstances
United develops automatic logging for dailies
National standards for security officers unlikely.
Security counterpoint
That new bundled image enhance and edit software: market killer?
Can armored car service be made safer?
From high res intelligence imaging to cinema: electron beam film recorders go Hollywood.
Camera support gear races to keep pace with demand
Locations go virtual
Mobile broadcasting: taking custom packages and crews to the field.
Breaking the code of the encryption debate.
Illusion, Inc.'s startling entry in The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment.
The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment.
Production crews & producers mull "Brent's rule."
Telecom frauds: privacy vs. piracy.
Virtual studios offer faster production, creative freedom.
Industry features
Can DOIT do it?
Geo-referenced images, GPS and the year 2000 problem
Still pushing that special effects envelope.
Imaging-based automation in Pro animation: the loved & the unloved.
Ratheon's EMED radiology stations: pushing the PC/NT imaging station envelope.
Do commercials push the visual envelope?
La Puente Valley's model vocational security training program.
The privatization of CalNet, a critical state telephone system, would be a Net loss.
Blue screen meets lock-steady VR tracking for broadcast, military, and industrial apps.
Will the industry survive the "Millennium bug"?
The graffiti wars can be won.
Y2K.
On-location fast where there's no broadband line.
Digital dailies
Virtual endoscopy & colonoscopy: VR and truly less-invasive imaging.
Production forms go electronic.
The blimp cam [sic] for "tele-embodiment:" Mobot avatars bring back real world images
From image to CAD: 3D builder brings photogrammetry to the PC desktop.
A view from the driver's seat.
A GPS system for fire department & EMS dispatch.
Film permit process growing more competitive.
Trade show security requires planning and attention to detail.
Consolidating the state's data centers.
A civilian UAV imaging market? it could fly!
Next-gen unmanned aerial vehicles ready for remote military police imaging & more.
Surviving the millennium bug
Military bass offer unique locations & low costs.
Managing patrol service requires creativity.
Always prepared.
Guard, reserve funding is key to US Army modernization.
Book reviews
For your information
A first line of defense against terrorism.
The year 2000 computer crisis: a special report.
Special focus
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
Mar97. Broadcasting's "Virtual Studio": virtual sets get interactive. (Getting graphic) ; New video and still cameras provide a global roaming viewpoint. Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Mar97. Busy signal. Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Farm futures)
Mar97. Airport locations offer authentic look, special circumstances ; United develops automatic logging for dailies. Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Location update)
Mar97. National standards for security officers unlikely. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Security technology & design)
Apr97. That new bundled image enhance and edit software: market killer? Pub. 1997-04-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Apr97. Can armored car service be made safer? (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-04-01. (In Security technology & design)
May97. From high res intelligence imaging to cinema: electron beam film recorders go Hollywood. Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Advanced imaging)
May97. Camera support gear races to keep pace with demand ; Locations go virtual ; Mobile broadcasting: taking custom packages and crews to the field. Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Location update)
May97. Breaking the code of the encryption debate. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jun97. Illusion, Inc.'s startling entry in The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment. (Getting graphic) Appl. title: The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment. Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jun-Jul97. Production crews & producers mull "Brent's rule." Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Location update)
Jun-Jul97. Telecom frauds: privacy vs. piracy. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jun97. Virtual studios offer faster production, creative freedom. Pub. 1997-06-01. (Industry features) (In Silicon graphics world)
Jun97. Can DOIT do it? Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Jul97. Geo-referenced images, GPS and the year 2000 problem ; Still pushing that special effects envelope. Pub. 1997-07-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Issue Aug97. Imaging-based automation in Pro animation: the loved & the unloved. (Getting graphic) ; Ratheon's EMED radiology stations: pushing the PC/NT imaging station envelope. Pub. 1997-08-01.
Aug97. Do commercials push the visual envelope? Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Location update)
Aug97. La Puente Valley's model vocational security training program. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Security technology & design)
Aug97. The privatization of CalNet, a critical state telephone system, would be a Net loss. Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Sep97. Blue screen meets lock-steady VR tracking for broadcast, military, and industrial apps. Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Sep97. Will the industry survive the "Millennium bug"? Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Location update)
Sep97. The graffiti wars can be won. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep97. Y2K. Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Oct97. On-location fast where there's no broadband line. (Digital dailies) ; Virtual endoscopy & colonoscopy: VR and truly less-invasive imaging. (Getting graphic) Pub. 1997-10-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Oct97. Production forms go electronic. Pub. 1997-10-01. (In Location update)
Nov97. The blimp cam [sic] for "tele-embodiment:" Mobot avatars bring back real world images ; From image to CAD: 3D builder brings photogrammetry to the PC desktop. Pub. 1997-11-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Nov97. A view from the driver's seat. Pub. 1997-11-01. (In Funworld)
Dec97. A GPS system for fire department & EMS dispatch. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Firhouse)
Dec97. Film permit process growing more competitive. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Location update)
Dec97. Trade show security requires planning and attention to detail. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Security technology & design)
Dec97. Consolidating the state's data centers. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Jan98. A civilian UAV imaging market? it could fly! ; Next-gen unmanned aerial vehicles ready for remote military police imaging & more. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jan98. Surviving the millennium bug. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Funworld)
Jan98. Military bass offer unique locations & low costs. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Location update)
Jan98. Managing patrol service requires creativity. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jan98. Always prepared. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Today's supervisor)
12Jan98. Guard, reserve funding is key to US Army modernization. Pub. 1998-01-12. (In Defense news)
Feb98. Book reviews (For your information) ; A first line of defense against terrorism. (Security counterpoint) ; The year 2000 computer crisis: a special report. (Special focus) Pub. 1998-02-01. (In Security technology & design)
Mar97. Busy signal. Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Farm futures)
Mar97. Airport locations offer authentic look, special circumstances ; United develops automatic logging for dailies. Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Location update)
Mar97. National standards for security officers unlikely. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-03-01. (In Security technology & design)
Apr97. That new bundled image enhance and edit software: market killer? Pub. 1997-04-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Apr97. Can armored car service be made safer? (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-04-01. (In Security technology & design)
May97. From high res intelligence imaging to cinema: electron beam film recorders go Hollywood. Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Advanced imaging)
May97. Camera support gear races to keep pace with demand ; Locations go virtual ; Mobile broadcasting: taking custom packages and crews to the field. Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Location update)
May97. Breaking the code of the encryption debate. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-05-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jun97. Illusion, Inc.'s startling entry in The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment. (Getting graphic) Appl. title: The race to bring new dimensions to location-based entertainment. Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jun-Jul97. Production crews & producers mull "Brent's rule." Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Location update)
Jun-Jul97. Telecom frauds: privacy vs. piracy. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jun97. Virtual studios offer faster production, creative freedom. Pub. 1997-06-01. (Industry features) (In Silicon graphics world)
Jun97. Can DOIT do it? Pub. 1997-06-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Jul97. Geo-referenced images, GPS and the year 2000 problem ; Still pushing that special effects envelope. Pub. 1997-07-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Issue Aug97. Imaging-based automation in Pro animation: the loved & the unloved. (Getting graphic) ; Ratheon's EMED radiology stations: pushing the PC/NT imaging station envelope. Pub. 1997-08-01.
Aug97. Do commercials push the visual envelope? Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Location update)
Aug97. La Puente Valley's model vocational security training program. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Security technology & design)
Aug97. The privatization of CalNet, a critical state telephone system, would be a Net loss. Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Sep97. Blue screen meets lock-steady VR tracking for broadcast, military, and industrial apps. Pub. 1997-08-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Sep97. Will the industry survive the "Millennium bug"? Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Location update)
Sep97. The graffiti wars can be won. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep97. Y2K. Pub. 1997-09-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Oct97. On-location fast where there's no broadband line. (Digital dailies) ; Virtual endoscopy & colonoscopy: VR and truly less-invasive imaging. (Getting graphic) Pub. 1997-10-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Oct97. Production forms go electronic. Pub. 1997-10-01. (In Location update)
Nov97. The blimp cam [sic] for "tele-embodiment:" Mobot avatars bring back real world images ; From image to CAD: 3D builder brings photogrammetry to the PC desktop. Pub. 1997-11-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Nov97. A view from the driver's seat. Pub. 1997-11-01. (In Funworld)
Dec97. A GPS system for fire department & EMS dispatch. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Firhouse)
Dec97. Film permit process growing more competitive. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Location update)
Dec97. Trade show security requires planning and attention to detail. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Security technology & design)
Dec97. Consolidating the state's data centers. Pub. 1997-12-01. (In Today's supervisor)
Jan98. A civilian UAV imaging market? it could fly! ; Next-gen unmanned aerial vehicles ready for remote military police imaging & more. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jan98. Surviving the millennium bug. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Funworld)
Jan98. Military bass offer unique locations & low costs. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Location update)
Jan98. Managing patrol service requires creativity. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jan98. Always prepared. Pub. 1998-01-01. (In Today's supervisor)
12Jan98. Guard, reserve funding is key to US Army modernization. Pub. 1998-01-12. (In Defense news)
Feb98. Book reviews (For your information) ; A first line of defense against terrorism. (Security counterpoint) ; The year 2000 computer crisis: a special report. (Special focus) Pub. 1998-02-01. (In Security technology & design)
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Patent laws must be reformed to protect competitive edge & 28 other articles
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005594728 / 2001-10-30
Date of Creation:
1994
Title:
Patent laws must be reformed to protect competitive edge & 28 other articles / by Francis Hamit.
Variant title:
Patent laws must be reformed to protect competitive edge
Other Title:
Graphics column
Set-top boxes boom.
Client server report
Hollywood goes digital.
LA after the earthquake: lessons learned.
Security counterpoint
Putting it all together
Electronic documents are sexy, strategic, and sophisticated.
Clipper chip offers wrong solution.
The human-machine interface: a new paradigm.
Sea of standards floods market at high tide.
Imaging's reality invades virtual reality for new apps
ABA sues five publishers in landmark class action suit.
Boss films takes leading role on special effects stage.
Digital media
Location-based entertainment proves to be rich market computer graphics.
Blast effect: the World Trade Center bombing and the NRC.
A corporate culture for security.
Guard services
Will advanced computer graphics mean the death of truth?
Grabbed real-world images invade interactive games.
New imaging opportunities
Cops for hire: where is the line between private enterprise and government?
The fragility of electronic data is disturbing.
From image-exploiting military simulation to live entertainment.
Why the clipper chip will fail.
A chrysanthemum by any other name would be easier to spell.
Is it real, or is it superscape?
Industry watch
Today's society is drowning in data.
The electronic cafe: coffee, cake, and worldwide image conferencing.
The changing relationship between security and police in LA.
Entertainment authoring conference reflects the new Hollywood.
Industry news
Rapid prototyping puts the physical back into CAD.
GPS grows from computer graphics niche to industry.
Set-top boxes boom.
Client server report
Hollywood goes digital.
LA after the earthquake: lessons learned.
Security counterpoint
Putting it all together
Electronic documents are sexy, strategic, and sophisticated.
Clipper chip offers wrong solution.
The human-machine interface: a new paradigm.
Sea of standards floods market at high tide.
Imaging's reality invades virtual reality for new apps
ABA sues five publishers in landmark class action suit.
Boss films takes leading role on special effects stage.
Digital media
Location-based entertainment proves to be rich market computer graphics.
Blast effect: the World Trade Center bombing and the NRC.
A corporate culture for security.
Guard services
Will advanced computer graphics mean the death of truth?
Grabbed real-world images invade interactive games.
New imaging opportunities
Cops for hire: where is the line between private enterprise and government?
The fragility of electronic data is disturbing.
From image-exploiting military simulation to live entertainment.
Why the clipper chip will fail.
A chrysanthemum by any other name would be easier to spell.
Is it real, or is it superscape?
Industry watch
Today's society is drowning in data.
The electronic cafe: coffee, cake, and worldwide image conferencing.
The changing relationship between security and police in LA.
Entertainment authoring conference reflects the new Hollywood.
Industry news
Rapid prototyping puts the physical back into CAD.
GPS grows from computer graphics niche to industry.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
Mar94. Patent laws must be reformed to protech competitive edge. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-03-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
14Mar94. Set-top boxes boom. (Client server report) Pub. 1994-03-14. (In Informationweek)
Apr94. Hollywood goes digital. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-04-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
May94. LA after the earthquake: lessons learned. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-05-01. (In Security technology & design)
May-Jun94. Putting it all together: VR '94 conference In San Jose. Pub. 1994-05-01. (In CyberEdge journal)
May94. Electronic documents are sexy, strategic, and sophisticated. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-05-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
23-29May94. Clipper chip offers wrong solution. Pub. 1994-05-23. (In Defense news)
Jun-Jul94. The human-machine interface: a new paradigm. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-06-01. (In Security technology & design)
June94. Sea of standards floods market at high tide. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-06-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Jul94. Imaging's reality invades virtual reality for new apps: special advanced imaging report for SIGGRAPH '94 and MacWorld Boston. Pub. 1994-07-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jul94. ABA sues five publishers in landmark class action suit. Pub. 1994-07-01. (In File 770)
Jul94. Boss films takes leading role on special effects stage. (Digital media) ; Location-based entertainment proves to be rich market computer graphics. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-07-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Aug94. Blast effect: the World Trade Center bombing and the NRC. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-08-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep94. A corporate culture for security. (Guard services) Pub. 1994-09-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep94. Will advanced computer graphics mean the death of truth? Pub. 1994-09-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Oct94. Grabbed real-world images invade interactive games. (New imaging opportunities) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Oct94. Cops for hire: where is the line between private enterprise and government? (Guard services) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Security technology & design)
Oct94. The fragility of electronic data is disturbing. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Nov94. From image-exploiting military simulation to live entertainment. Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Nov94. Why the clipper chip will fail. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Security technology & design)
Nov94. A chrysanthemum by any other name would be easier to spell. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
5Dec94. Is it real, or is it superscape? Pub. 1994-12-01. (Industry watch) (In Informationweek)
Dec94. Today's society is drowning in data. Pub. 1994-12-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Jan95. The electronic cafe: coffee, cake, and worldwide image conferencing. Pub. 1995-01-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jan-Feb95. The changing relationship between security and police in LA. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1995-01-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jan95. Entertainment authoring conference reflects the new Hollywood. Pub. 1995-01-01. (Industry news) ; Rapid prototyping puts the physical back into CAD. (Graphics column) (In Silicon graphics world)
Feb95. GPS grows from computer graphics niche to industry. (Graphics column) Pub. 1995-02-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
14Mar94. Set-top boxes boom. (Client server report) Pub. 1994-03-14. (In Informationweek)
Apr94. Hollywood goes digital. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-04-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
May94. LA after the earthquake: lessons learned. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-05-01. (In Security technology & design)
May-Jun94. Putting it all together: VR '94 conference In San Jose. Pub. 1994-05-01. (In CyberEdge journal)
May94. Electronic documents are sexy, strategic, and sophisticated. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-05-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
23-29May94. Clipper chip offers wrong solution. Pub. 1994-05-23. (In Defense news)
Jun-Jul94. The human-machine interface: a new paradigm. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-06-01. (In Security technology & design)
June94. Sea of standards floods market at high tide. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-06-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Jul94. Imaging's reality invades virtual reality for new apps: special advanced imaging report for SIGGRAPH '94 and MacWorld Boston. Pub. 1994-07-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jul94. ABA sues five publishers in landmark class action suit. Pub. 1994-07-01. (In File 770)
Jul94. Boss films takes leading role on special effects stage. (Digital media) ; Location-based entertainment proves to be rich market computer graphics. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-07-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Aug94. Blast effect: the World Trade Center bombing and the NRC. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-08-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep94. A corporate culture for security. (Guard services) Pub. 1994-09-01. (In Security technology & design)
Sep94. Will advanced computer graphics mean the death of truth? Pub. 1994-09-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Oct94. Grabbed real-world images invade interactive games. (New imaging opportunities) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Oct94. Cops for hire: where is the line between private enterprise and government? (Guard services) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Security technology & design)
Oct94. The fragility of electronic data is disturbing. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-10-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Nov94. From image-exploiting military simulation to live entertainment. Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Nov94. Why the clipper chip will fail. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Security technology & design)
Nov94. A chrysanthemum by any other name would be easier to spell. (Graphics column) Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
5Dec94. Is it real, or is it superscape? Pub. 1994-12-01. (Industry watch) (In Informationweek)
Dec94. Today's society is drowning in data. Pub. 1994-12-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Jan95. The electronic cafe: coffee, cake, and worldwide image conferencing. Pub. 1995-01-01. (In Advanced imaging)
Jan-Feb95. The changing relationship between security and police in LA. (Security counterpoint) Pub. 1995-01-01. (In Security technology & design)
Jan95. Entertainment authoring conference reflects the new Hollywood. Pub. 1995-01-01. (Industry news) ; Rapid prototyping puts the physical back into CAD. (Graphics column) (In Silicon graphics world)
Feb95. GPS grows from computer graphics niche to industry. (Graphics column) Pub. 1995-02-01. (In Silicon graphics world)
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Re
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005616816 / 2002-07-19
Date of Creation:
2002
Title:
Re : Martin Morse Wooster and other contributions / Francis Hamit.
Variant title:
Re : Martin Morse Wooster
Other Title:
Re: Martin Morse Wooster
Re: Ed Green and 9/11
The CSI shot
Re: Ed Green and 9/11
The CSI shot
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
1Mar02. Re: Martin Morse Wooster. Pub. 2002-03-01. (In File 770)
1Mar02. Re: Ed Green and 9/11. Pub. 2002-03-01. (In File 770)
1May02. The CSI shot. Pub. Jun02. (In emmy)
1Mar02. Re: Ed Green and 9/11. Pub. 2002-03-01. (In File 770)
1May02. The CSI shot. Pub. Jun02. (In emmy)
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Beaming up Main Street
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005746257 / 2003-01-31
Date of Publication:
January 1, 1996
Date of Creation:
1995
Title:
Beaming up Main Street / by Francis Hamit.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit
Medical telepresence already at work
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005746258 / 2003-01-31
Date of Publication:
July 1, 1994
Date of Creation:
1994
Title:
Medical telepresence already at work / by Francis Hamit.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Navy tackles shipboard image fusion
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TX0005748512 / 2003-04-11
Date of Creation:
1997
Title:
The Navy tackles shipboard image fusion : MuSE pushes the interface envelope, and 1 other contribution.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit, 1944-
Appears in:
Issue 1Feb98. The Navy tackles shipboard image fusion: MuSE pushes the interface envelope. Pub. 1998-02-01.
Issue 1Feb98. Out from R&D:a net-based command & control virtual community for emergency management Pub. 1998-02-01.
Issue 1Feb98. Out from R&D:a net-based command & control virtual community for emergency management Pub. 1998-02-01.
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
The Mannheim mission
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TXu000063346 / 1981-03-02
Date of Creation:
1981
Title:
The Mannheim mission / by Francis Hamit.
Description:
Sheets (307 p.)
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Names:
Francis Hamit 1944-
Nuke
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
TXu000222605 / 1985-12-23
Date of Creation:
1985
Title:
Nuke.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: novelization.
Previous Registration:
Screenplay reg. 1981, PAu 236-169.
Copyright Claimant:
Francis Hamit
Notes:
Cataloged from appl.
Authorship on Application:
entire text of novel: Francis Hamit.
Names:
Francis 1944- Hamit
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