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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Dec 28, 2010
|Filing date
|Sep 6, 2007
|Priority date
|Sep 6, 2007
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Daniel L. Woodell, Richard D. Jinkins, Nathanael A. Meyer, Richard M. Rademaker, Charles J. Dickerson
|Original Assignee
|Rockwell Collins, Inc.
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (111), Non-Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (32), Classifications (7), Legal Events (2)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is related to U.S. application Ser. No. 11/900,002 entitled "SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A TERRAIN DATABASE AND/OR POSITION VALIDATION" by Woodell et al., and U.S. application Ser. No. 11/851,323 entitled "SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SENSOR-BASED TERRAIN AVOIDANCE" by McCusker, both filed on an even date herewith and assigned to the Assignee of this patent application and incorporated herein by reference.
The present specification relates to terrain warning systems. Conventionally, pilots use terrain warning systems such as terrain awareness and warning systems (TAWS), ground proximity warning systems (GPWS), and enhanced GPWS (EGPWS). Terrain warning systems have been designed to provide critical information to pilots and flight crews to reduce aviation accidents related to controlled flight into terrain.
Terrain warning systems generally can provide visual and audio warnings to prevent controlled flight into terrain. Terrain warning systems generally are coupled with a visual display and an audio system and receive positional information related to the aircraft's actual or relative position. Terrain warning systems receive various input criteria about location (e.g., latitude, longitude, and altitude) of the aircraft as well as its speed and direction of travel (e.g., heading). Terrain warning systems map the input criteria to a terrain database. The result can be used to indicate that the aircraft is in danger of hitting the terrain as represented by the terrain database.
The visual or audio warning issued by the terrain warning system can include instructions for evasive maneuvers to the pilot. The warnings can be generated from a conventional terrain awareness algorithm or from a radio altitude/aircraft state system.
The terrain warning system can receive input criteria from a variety of sources. For example, the aircraft's position can be provided by a flight management system, a global positioning system, an inertial navigation system, pilot input, or any other position sensing device. In addition, redundant sensors can be utilized. For example, altitude can be determined both from a GPS system and an onboard altimeter.
The terrain database can be referenced to particular locations (e.g., latitude, longitude, altitude, etc.) and stored on non-volatile memory such as hard drives. Some databases are local or regional while others are global. Generally, conventional terrain warning systems have utilized databases based upon information generated prior to the flight of the aircraft. Some of the data can be relatively old and require updated information related to man-made objects, such as buildings, radio towers, bridges, etc. Such systems can be prone to false alarms due to database inaccuracy/resolution and missed hazardous states due to new terrain obstacle/features.
Accordingly, there is a need for a system that can generate an in-flight estimate of terrain elevation for a TAWS, RTAWS, or GPWS. There is also a need to determine a terrain elevation estimate using an aircraft sensor. There is further a need to sense terrain elevation in real time or pseudo real time for a terrain warning system. Yet further, there is a need for an accurate low cost method of generating terrain elevation.
It would be desirable to provide a system and/or method that provides one or more of these or other advantageous features. Other features and advantages will be made apparent from the present specification. The teachings disclosed extend to those embodiments which fall within the scope of the appended claims, regardless of whether they accomplish one or more of the aforementioned needs.
An exemplary embodiment relates to a method of generating a terrain elevation database for a terrain avoidance system on an aircraft using a weather radar system. The method includes sensing terrain elevation using the weather radar system, and storing the terrain elevation.
Another exemplary embodiment relates to an aircraft weather radar system for use with a terrain avoidance system. The weather radar system includes an antenna, and a processor coupled to the antenna. The processor uses weather radar returns received from the antenna to determine terrain elevation data for use by a terrain avoidance function.
Still another exemplary embodiment relates to a terrain elevation database for an aircraft terrain avoidance system. The terrain elevation database includes an input, and a storage. The input is configured to receive terrain elevation estimates derived from an onboard weather radar system.
It would be desirable to provide a system and/or method that provides one or more of these or other advantageous features. Other features and advantages will be made apparent from the present specification. The teachings disclosed extend to those embodiments which fall within the scope of the appended claims, regardless of whether they accomplish one or more of the aforementioned needs.
The invention will become more fully understood from the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to like elements, in which:
Before describing in detail the particular improved system and method, it should be observed that the invention includes, but is not limited to a novel structural combination of conventional data/signal processing components and circuits, and not in the particular detailed configurations thereof. Accordingly, the structure, methods, functions, control and arrangement of conventional components and circuits have, for the most part, been illustrated in the drawings by readily understandable block representations and schematic diagrams, in order not to obscure the disclosure with structural details which will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, having the benefit of the description herein. Further, the invention is not limited to the particular embodiments depicted in the exemplary diagrams, but should be construed in accordance with the language in the claims.
Referring to
Weather radar system 10 can be similar to the system described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,388,608. Alternatively, weather radar system 10 can be a radar-based wind shear detection system or a monopulse radar system. Advantageously, system 10 is capable of providing terrain elevation estimates or data to a terrain database 150 for use with terrain warning system 225. According to one embodiment, the terrain elevation estimates are provided real time or almost real time as aircraft 100 is operated.
Aircraft 100 preferably includes an antenna system 200 including a tilt control 203, a radar antenna 104, and a receiver/transmitter circuit 102. System 100 preferably includes a processor 208 and a memory 206. System 100 is coupled to display 110 which can be a multi-function flight display, a dedicated display, or any type of visual display.
In a preferred embodiment, weather radar system 10 is configured to provide terrain elevation estimates and system 225 utilizes terrain elevation database 150 to provide terrain warnings or terrain avoidance instructions via display 110 or an audio system 112. Although system 10 and 225 are shown as distinct systems, they can be provided as a single system or as parts of other systems or other electronics associated with aircraft 100.
System 225 can be any type of TAWS system that uses a terrain elevation database. System 225 is preferably coupled to a terrain elevation database 150 for receiving terrain elevation estimates. System 225 can be configured to provide warnings and corrective actions to prevent controlled flight into terrain. System 225 can include basic ground proximity warning system (GPWS) alerts, forward-looking terrain avoidance (FLTA), and premature descent alerting (PDA) functions. System 225 can operate according to FAA technical standard order TSO-C115b.
Processor 208 can utilize a variety of techniques for determining or generating terrain elevation estimates for terrain elevation database 150. In one embodiment, processor 208 is configured to have system 10 provide multiple beams swept in azimuth that have different beam elevations. The multiple beams can be used to determine an angle to terrain features using the difference in return power to estimate the target angle within the beam. Using the range with both this intra-beam angle and the beam's center angle, the altitude of the terrain can be determined relative to the altitude of aircraft 100. The use of multiple beams is similar to target angle estimation by lobing between different antennas, each pointing at a different elevation in the terrain detection case. Just as amplitude can be compared between two beams so can the received signal phase to produce a classic monopulse or sequential lobing estimate of the target angle within the beam set.
In another alternative, antenna 104 can be controlled in a single azimuth sweep while the data used to support terrain height estimation is taken with either a vertical monopulse antenna or vertically orientated sequential lobed antenna. In yet another alternative, the antenna may have vertically swept beams using monopulse antennas and receivers to create terrain data or estimates. Such systems have been utilized in military terrain following and terrain alerting (TF/TA) systems. Advantageously, the use of system 10 allows an existing onboard system of aircraft 100 to provide a low-cost integration for onboard calculation of terrain elevation estimates for a terrain elevation database 150.
Processor 208 can receive altitude information from aircraft position sensor 114 to determine the elevation of the terrain, obstacle or feature of the terrain. Sensor 114 can be a GPS system, an altimeter, radar altimeter, etc. Alternatively, processor 208 can provide a relative terrain data which is used by terrain warning system 225 to determine the sensed terrain elevation.
The terrain elevation estimates can be provided in a variety of forms. In the preferred embodiment, terrain elevation estimates are referenced to mean sea-level in height. Aircraft altitude is generally referenced to mean sea-level. The terrain data is preferably referenced to location (e.g., latitude, longitude, etc.). Images representative of the terrain data can be displayed as a grayscale or color on an X-Y plane, where colors, darkness or lightness represent altitude. The terrain data can also be provided as a relative terrain with respect to the altitude of the aircraft or flight plan.
Database 150 can be configured in variety of fashions. In one embodiment, database 150 is addressed with respect to geographic location. In another embodiment, database 150 can be addressed with respect to its relative position with respect to the aircraft.
In a preferred embodiment, weather radar system 10 is a pulse Doppler radar system. System 10 preferably includes a weather radar return processing unit (e.g., processor 208) that can calculate standard deviations of wind velocities, a mean velocity parameter, a spectral width parameter, a range parameter, a weather height parameter and reflectivity parameter to generate turbulence alerts, and to provide a display signal to display 110. System 10 is also capable of recording historical data for use in cell growth analysis. In one embodiment, system 10 detects reflectivity by measuring the power of the returned signal. Velocity is measured by detecting changes in phase angle of returned pulses. Spectral width is measured by detection variation in change of phase angle of returned pulses. Cell height is determined by comparing return power levels at different tilt angles or by examining data from a volumetric memory representing different altitudes. Alternatively, system 10 can be a monopulse system.
Display 110 preferably provides color graphical images corresponding to the intensity of the radar returns. The graphical images can represent weather regions, rainfall densities, turbulence regions, etc. System 225 can cause display 110 to provide visual indications of potential hazards (e.g., obstacles and terrain) including icons. In one embodiment, audio alerts are also provided on audio equipment 112.
System 10 can be a WXR-2100 MultiScan™ radar system or similar system manufactured by Rockwell Collins configured to include the features associated with terrain database 150. According to certain embodiments, system 10 can be an RDR 4000 system or similar system manufactured by Honeywell International, Inc. configured to include the features associated with terrain elevation database 150. The principles of the present invention are applicable to any aircraft weather radar system. The present invention is not limited to any type of hardware platform.
In operation, processor 208 of system 10 provides signals, either directly to receiver/transmitter circuit 102 or indirectly through memory 206, to provide radar beams at radar antenna 104. Preferably, processor 208 is configured to operate system 10 as a pulse Doppler multi-scan, multi-tilt angle radar system or a volumetric radar system in which radar beams are produced at more than one tilt angle. Processor 208 receives radar returns through receiver/transmitter circuit 102.
Processor 208 can receive the radar returns (or signals/data related thereto) directly or through memory 206. Receiver/transmitter circuit 102 can be a single path or can have separate circuits for a receive path and a transmit path. Processor 208 can use radar returns to determine a reflectivity parameter, a mean velocity parameter and/or a spectral width parameter for use by system 10. Processor 208 executes software to effect terrain sensing and weather sensing operations.
With reference to
Preferably, processor 208 includes a weather detection software module 211 for determining the presence of weather in response to weather radar returns and a terrain detection software module 209 for determining the presence of terrain and obstacles in response to weather radar returns. Modules 211 and 209 preferably operate on the weather radar computing platform associated with system 10. System 10 preferably alternates between weather detection and terrain detection as the flight of aircraft 100 occurs or uses antenna/transmitter pulse patterns that may be used for both the weather and terrain detection function. Dual pulse patterns advantageously reduce the total number of antenna sweeps needed to collect the different kinds of needed data (e.g., for windshear, weather, terrain, obstacle, and runway confirmation).
In one embodiment, system 10 removes data that is related to weather detected by processor 208 before it is stored in storage 151. In this embodiment, system 10 advantageously filters or subtracts out returns from the terrain elevation estimates that are associated with weather features but not with terrain features.
Such a system 10 can utilize various weather detection techniques to determine whether the feature is actual weather. For example, the estimated altitude of the feature associated with the weather radar returns can be compared to a generalized terrain database to determine if it is weather or terrain feature. (E.g., a feature at an unusually high altitude in a plain region is more likely to be weather than terrain.) System 10 can be configured to ignore a feature if its height is well above known parameters (e.g., height is above an error factor for the region).
Alternatively, other radar features and signatures can be utilized to determine whether the return is associated with terrain. Doppler conditions can be monitored to detect movement. Doppler mean frequencies can be estimated from radar return data. The difference between the estimated ground modeled Doppler and the radar derived target estimated Doppler frequency may be used to separate ground returns from weather returns. Alternatively, the radar data may be filtered in the frequency domain to reject weather information.
In one embodiment, storage 151 is sized to provide terrain data associated with the flight path. As aircraft 100 passes locations with stored data, storage 151 can over-write these locations with new data from locations in front of the aircraft 100. Alternatively, storage 151 is a global storage base or regional storage base associated with aircraft 100. Storage 151 is gradually built as aircraft flies from destination to destination. If aircraft 100 passes over the same terrain, the existing data in storage 151 can be rewritten or can be averaged to provide new data for the location. In this way, inaccuracies associated with a particular flight path can be reduced as the aircraft passes over the same route. In one embodiment, the averaging can be a weighted average in which older data does not contribute as much to the average as newer data.
With reference to
While the detailed drawings, specific examples and particular formulations given describe preferred and exemplary embodiments, they serve the purpose of illustration only. The inventions disclosed are not limited to the specific forms shown. For example, the methods may be performed in any of a variety of sequence of steps. The hardware and software configurations shown and described may differ depending on the chosen performance characteristics and physical characteristics of the radar system devices. For example, the type of device, communications bus, or processor used may differ. The systems and methods depicted and described are not limited to the precise details and conditions disclosed. Furthermore, other substitutions, modifications, changes, and omissions may be made in the design, operating conditions, and arrangement of the exemplary embodiments without departing from the scope of the invention as expressed in the appended claims.
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OS X User Guide¶
Connect to the Decred network¶
Step One
Follow the steps in the following link to Download and Install Decred.
If you are running in headless mode via SSH, you
will need to use a terminal multiplexer such as screen
or tmux. Where you see the instruction to
move to another terminal, you'll need to start a new window in
Step Two
Go to one of your terminals and change to the Decred directory that
you extracted the files to. They will likely be under a subdirectory
such as
~/Decred/decred-darwin-amd64. Type the following (replacing
the text in square brackets with your own values):
~/Decred/$ ./dcrd --rpcuser [daemon username] --rpcpass [daemon password]
Choose any username and password. You do not need to register these anywhere and they will only be used to allow your wallet and control tool to communicate with the daemon you are running. Save these, you will need them later. You can also put them in a file so you do not need to specify them on the command line or in scripts (See: Storing Login Details). This program is what is known as the daemon. It works in the background and you will not interface with it directly. It exists solely to connect you to the network.
Step Three
You should now get a whole lot of text as the daemon connects to the network and starts processing blocks. Wait until it is completed. You will see a line at the start like:
22:58:04 2016-02-09 [INF] BMGR: Syncing to block height 617 from peer 126.96.36.199:9108
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Once the most recent block your daemon has processed is the current block height (you can either tell by the date and time in the log message or by comparing the height against the online block explorer. This may take quite some time as the block height grows larger (there is no limit). Note that you are not mining at this point, you are just connected to the network. This connection will be used in the future. You must leave this cmd window open to use the wallet.
Create your wallet¶
Step One
Now that you are connected to the network, the next thing you need to do is create a wallet that will hold your account addresses and DCR balance. If you participate in mining or stake mining, this is where your payments will go.
During the creation process you will be provided with a list of 33 words that form the private key for your wallet. Treat this list in the same way you would a physical key to a safe. If you lose your key you lose access to your wallet and all funds within it permanently. It cannot be recovered, not even by Decred developers. It is up to you to keep a backup. It is recommended you write it down on paper then store that somewhere secure. If you decide to keep it on your computer, it would be best to keep it in an encrypted document (just do not forget the password) in case the file or your computer is stolen which brings us to the next point:
We will go through the hex key soon. If you give someone either key, they can use that to copy your wallet which gives them full access to your funds. It's like cutting a copy of a key, giving it to some random person on the train and telling him where the safe it opens is. And that you will be out of town for a few days. So to reiterate, keep your key words safe and do not give them to anyone else. With that in mind follow these steps to create a wallet:
Step Two
Make sure you have the
dcrd daemon running (See:
Connecting to the Decred network). Open
a new terminal or screen. Navigate to the Decred
folder and type:
./dcrwallet --create and press
~/Decred/$ ./dcrwallet --create
Enter the private passphrase for your new wallet:
Enter a password that you will use for this wallet. It should be
different to the one you used for the daemon.
Enter again to
confirm. Make sure you save this somewhere.
Do you want to add an additional layer of encryption for public data? (n/no/y/yes) [no]:
Step Three
As you can see above you will now be asked if you want extra encryption for your public wallet. If you say 'yes' then you should use a password that is different from any of the other passwords you used in this guide. We will have a look at putting all these passwords in a configuration file so you do not need to remember them in a seperate tutorial.
Do you have an existing wallet seed you want to use? (n/no/y/yes) [no]:
You are now asked if you have an existing seed. This is the list of words that make up your private key as explained above. Since this is a new wallet, say no. If you ever need to recreate your wallet from the seed, this is where you would enter it. Your key words will now be displayed. If you have a seed, say yes and enter that instead.
Read this entire step before you do anything. There are two very important pieces of information displayed on the screen. The first, and most important part is your key words. These words form the private key that is used to generate your wallet. If you lose this list (and the order they appear in) your wallet will be lost forever and any funds it contains will be lost permanently. As was mentioned above, no one, not even the developers can retrieve them.
The second part is your hex key. This is generated from your key words. Write this down as well, as you will use it to confirm you entered your seed words correctly if you need to restore your wallet. The two forms of the key are completely equivalent although most people find the key words easier to deal with.
Step Four
Write down the key words and hex and store them somewhere safe. Seriously. This is the most important step. Also remember these words (and the hex string) are the keys to your wallet. Do not give them to anyone else. If you do, they can restore your wallet on their computer and steal your DCR.
Your wallet generation seed is:
[list of 33 words]
Hex: [long string of letters and numbers]
IMPORTANT: Keep the seed in a safe place as you
will NOT be able to restore your wallet without it.
Please keep in mind that anyone who has access
to the seed can also restore your wallet thereby
giving them access to all your funds, so it is
imperative that you keep it in a secure location.
Once you have stored the seed in a safe and secure location, enter "OK" to continue:
Once you have written the key words and hex down type
OK and press
Enter. It should be noted that if you did not write the words down
before continuing or somehow otherwise lost them, start this process
again (See: How Do I Remove My Wallet?).
Creating the wallet...
The wallet has been created successfully.
The wallet will then be created. This might take a few minutes if you have a slow computer.
Connect your wallet to the Decred network¶
Now that you have created your wallet and connected to the Decred network, you need to link your wallet to the network so it can send and receive coins and participate in mining.
Step One
Open another terminal in your Decred directory (or use the last one if you have just created your wallet). Type the following (filling in your own info instead of the square brackets):
~/Decred/$ ./dcrwallet -u [wallet username] -P [wallet password] --dcrdusername=[daemon username] --dcrdpassword=[daemon password]
- First, the wallet username. You have not used this before, so just make one up. It is only used to allow the control program to connect to the wallet.
- Second is the wallet password. You have not used this before, so just make one up. It is only used to allow the control program to connect to the wallet. Note the capital P, Decred is case sensitive.
- Third and fourth are the username and password you used when staring the daemon (Step Two in the Connecting to the Decred network guide).
- Alternatively, if you use the same username/password combination for
both dcrd and dcrwallet you can skip
--dcrdpasswordand just use
The wallet will now connect to the network via the daemon. It will begin scans of the network and active addresses which can take a few minutes on slow computers. Eventually it will start showing lines like:
[INF] WLLT: Connecting block 0000000000002004ea8fa74af334cb291a22832642b5be603995683534bbb97b, height 9990
This means your wallet is successfully connected to the network through your daemon.
Step Two
Finally, you will need to unlock your wallet to allow it to send and receive funds. To do so we'll introduce the third program in the Decred suite; dcrctl. This is the program you will use to control Decred. Open a third terminal and go to your Decred directory. Type in (once again using your values for the square brackets):
~/Decred/$ ./dcrctl -u [wallet username] -P [wallet password] --wallet walletpassphrase [wallet password] 0
What we are doing here is authenticating with the wallet and using the
--wallet command to send the wallet password to unlock the
wallet. The
0 means unlock without a time limit. Do note, however,
that this only unlocks the wallet for the current session. If you
close the window the wallet is running in, you will need to unlock it
again the next time you start it. You will not get a confirmation from
dcrctl, but if you look at your wallet terminal/
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|1 Cup (16 tbs) (+ 1 Tbsp)
|All purpose flour
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Dry milk
|2 Tablespoon
|3 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|3 Tablespoon
|Fast-rise yeast
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|For the topping
|Olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), grated
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), finely chopped
|Rosemary leaves
|1 Tablespoon, finely chopped
|1 Teaspoon, coarse
|1 Teaspoon
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
2. In the bread maker, add the ingredients in the following order (or as suggested in the bread maker manual), water, all purpose flour, milk, sugar and salt.
3. Using a spatula move the flour to the corners of the bread maker and add the rapid rise yeast in the middle. Place the pieces of butter in the 4 corners and around the bread maker.
4. Put the machine on the dough setting, and bake the bread for 1 hour and 20 minutes or as per the bread maker instruction manual.
5. Once done, remove the dough onto a board, sprinkle some flour and knead it gently into a ball. Then using a rolling pin roll out the dough into 15 x 10 rectangular shape.
6. Take a greased baking sheet and place the dough onto the sheet. Flatten it out into the pan towards the edges. Once done cover the baking tray with a cloth and let it rise for 20 minutes.
7. After 20 minutes, remove the cloth and using 2 hands make dimple like formations in the dough. Once done brush it with oil. Sprinkle onion, garlic, rosemary, Parmesan cheese, salt and pepper.
8. Bake this in the oven for 15 minutes or until light golden brown. Once done, remove and let it cool before serving.
9. Slice the focaccia bread, into sqaure pieces and serve with a bowl of hot soup.
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Calories 174 Calories from Fat 64
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 7 g11.2%
Saturated Fat 2.8 g14%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 10 mg3.3%
Sodium 303.3 mg12.6%
Total Carbohydrates 23 g7.6%
Dietary Fiber 0.87 g3.5%
Sugars 4.3 g
Protein 4 g8.3%
Vitamin A 2.5% Vitamin C 1.4%
Calcium 6.3% Iron 6.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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01/14/2017 - 03/12/2017
02/17/2017 - 02/25/2017
02/20/2017 - 02/24/2017
Pablo Bronstein: 'Enlightenment Discourse on the Origins of Architecture' at REDCAT
Pablo Bronstein, Primitive facade variations (2014), ink and watercolour on paper 6 parts, each part: 115 x 200 cm / 45.2 x 78.7 in approx (unframed). | Courtesy of Herald St, London and Franco Noero, Turin
REDCAT: Opening reception: Friday, January 24, 6–9pm
Daily performances: 3–6pm, or through intermission
Exhibition hours: Tuesday–Sunday 12–6pm
The work of London-based artist Pablo Bronstein (Buenos Aires, 1977) is distinguished by a series of projects and public interventions in which he assumes the roles of art historian, architect and choreographer as he reconstructs historical moments and mimics them in tableaux vivants. Camouflaged within the guise of history and imitating architectural forms or urban lifestyles from a certain era, Bronstein reinvents the past with great subtlety and perception.
The newly commissioned project that Pablo Bronstein creates at REDCAT functions as a "staged essay" where the artist articulates, by means of a series of drawings and furniture, the origins of architecture from the naturalistic perspective of the Enlightenment. In a certain way, Bronstein satirizes the insistence with which the architectural culture of the Enlightenment sought to guarantee a "nature" uncontaminated by historical events.
In the gallery, a series of drawings and furniture/buildings appear and together create a traditional 18th-century room. Each unit changes shape and location by means of a set choreography, transforming the suite into an urban plaza reminiscent of the idealized view of a city in traditional Renaissance painting. The intricate setting is activated by a performer who opens, closes and rearranges the objects in the exhibition, and then returns them to their initial state. In their open position, these objects create a complex pattern, imitating the possible uses of a bourgeois city. In their closed position, they return to the rigid and symmetrical grid of the room, an abstract representation of State power and order. Each of these pieces also functions as a sign that refers indirectly to the search for the first building or an architectural model of universal validity. By exaggerating their decorative and constructive morphology, these pieces seem to have an essential and practical function of creating a "real architecture" that emphasizes not the mythological or religious perspectives that dominated in the past, but the archeological interests of Enlightenment thinkers and the historical research into the era.
However, the inherent contradictions that Pablo Bronstein establishes between the drawings and furniture/buildings—the shapes they refer to, their irreducibility to pure theory or mere physicality, functionality or artifice—are also ironic comments about the role of art historians, highlighting the pleasure but also the danger of historical discourse. Pablo Bronstein establishes processes that enable fissures between the past and present, the human and inanimate and, above all, between the practice of history and lived experience. He also questions the common ground between the construction of discourse and the subject of study, as well as our own body and the way we look through objects, involuntarily searching for their capacity to reveal a history to us. As in any historical discourse, Pablo Bronstein creates a temporary, incomplete setting, one that can always change shape, demonstrating to us that there is no single origin, and that the original always seems to be preceded by its copy.
Pablo Bronstein (b. 1977, Buenos Aires) lives and works in London. Solo shows include Centre d'Art Contemporain Genève (2013); Institute of Contemporary Art, London (2011); Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen (2011); Sculpture Court, Tate Britain, London (2010); The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (2009); and Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Munich (2007).
Pablo Bronstein has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Tate Live: Performance Room at Tate Modern, London (2012); MOVE: Choreographing You at Hayward Gallery, London, Haus der Kunst, Munich, and K20, Dusseldorf (2010–2011); and The Garden of Forking Paths at Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich. Pablo Bronstein has participated in Manifesta 8 (2010–2011); Performa 07; The Second Biennial of Visual Arts, New York (2007); and at the Tate Triennale, Tate Britain, London (2006).
His books Postmodern Architecture in London (2007), Ornamental Designs (2008), and Gilded Keyholes (2013) have been published by König Books.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a small publication with an essay from Ellis Woodman (architecture critic and executive editor of BD, London, UK.)
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INSTITUTE: 3D and 2D artwork by international students.
The Wooster Group: 'CRY, TROJANS! (Troilus & Cressida)' at REDCAT
REDCAT: "American theater's most inspired company." —The New York Times
World Premiere
The Wooster Group's newest production, Cry, Trojans!, tackles the Trojan side of Shakespeare's dark and scabrous Trojan War play about sincere love corrupted and the downfall of a noble hero. The piece originated as a co-production between The Wooster Group and the Royal Shakespeare Company for the World Shakespeare Festival, presented in conjunction with the 2012 London Olympics. In that version, the RSC played the Greeks and the Group played the Trojans. Director Elizabeth LeCompte and the Wooster Group have converted the collaboration into an independent piece, reimagining the Trojans as a pastiche fictional tribe of early Americans struggling to assert its dignity in the face of doom.
Art School Gallery Exhibitions
D300 Gallery: Andres Payan MFA 2 ART
D301 Gallery: Yi Zhang MFA 2 ART & TECH
L-Shape Gallery: BFA 4 Photo/Media Group Exhibition
Main Gallery: Taralyn Thomas BFA 4 ART
A402 Gallery: Meghan Gordon MFA 2 ART
Lime Gallery: Marie Fuchs BFA 4 ART
Mint Gallery: Anya Levy BFA 4 ART
Visiting Designer Lecture Series: Roman Jaster
CalArts, F200, A102
ART: A lecture with slides from a projector.
Roman Jaster is a graphic designer and web developer based in Los Angeles.
His work is focused on web design and development, as well as print and book design. From his shared studio space in Downtown Los Angeles, he works on commissioned projects, often for cultural organizations and artists.
Roman graduated from the California Institute of the Arts in 2007 where he now teaches web design courses. Roman finds delight in baking hearty loaves of bread, playing his guitar in the band Pawing at the Ceiling, and the fact that a copy of the L.A. Times lands in front of his dwelling every morning.
Undergraduate Composers' Concerts
CalArts, Roy O. Disney Music Hall
MUSIC: Featuring world premieres and performances of works by CalArts undergraduate composers. Performed by CalArts faculty, students and special guests.


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June 21, 2013
June 21, 2013 at 10:57 AM
PLANT CITY�- Fireworks will be the grand finale at the city's July 4 celebration at Plant City Stadium.
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The fireworks will be preceded by games, entertainment and more at the stadium at 1810 E. Park Road.
"It's our biggest event of the year," said Deborah Haldane, program manager for the Plant City Recreation and Parks Department.
The parking lot opens at 5:45 p.m. and gates, concessions, games and entertainment start at 6 p.m. There will be a special salute to the military and the national anthem at 9 p.m., followed by the fireworks at about 9:15 p.m.
Entertainment will include Double Barrel Band and Highway 41 South. Games and other on-field activities include a children's craft station, face painting, volleyball and inflatables.
There is no admission charge although parking is $5 per vehicle.
The Florida Strawberry Festival will be the title sponsor for the second year. The city, which didn't have a July 4th celebration for a few years, revived the festivities last year with the help of the festival and other business sponsors. The festival and other businesses also made this year's celebration a reality as the city couldn't afford to stage it on its own, particularly the $20,000 for fireworks, Haldane said.
Festival General Manager Paul Davis said the festival was happy to help. "It's a great way for us to give back to a community that does so much for us," Davis said.
Parking will only be available in the stadium parking lot. For pedestrian safety, no parking will be allowed near the complex along Park Road, Jim Johnson Road and Gordon Food Service Drive. Following the fireworks, event traffic will flow one-way as vehicles exit the parking lots onto Park Road and Gordon Food Service Drive.
In the event of rain on July 4, the celebration will be moved to July 5.
For information, call (813) 659-4255 or go to www.plantcitygov.com and follow the recreation and parks department link.
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Historic Bridge Awareness Month
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Highland Park Public Library, along with the other CCS Libraries, has moved to a new catalog! The Enterprise catalog will offer new features and services designed to improve your Library experience. For tips on how to search, place holds, pay fines, and more go here.
New Features and Services:
- Download e-books and eAudiobooks directly from the catalog
- Sign-in easily with your library card number and password
- Send yourself a text or email about items in the catalog
- Keep a record of your check-out history if you choose
- Pay fines online directly though your Library account
Other changes:
- You will no longer be able to use your Bibliocommons User Name - Access to your account will be with your Library card number and PIN only.
- Your Bibliocommons lists and shelves will move to Enterprise as of August 15. They will appear in Enterprise as "private" lists.
- Enterprise does not support tags or user reviews at this time. If you wish to retain your tags or reviews we suggest you move them to a 3rd party site such as Good Reads, Library Thing, or Shelfari.
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A radio Frequency ID tag is being added to every item in the library. The information stored on the tags can be transmitted to the RFID antenna and read for item check-out and check-in.
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NO. We have plenty of work for the current staff at Highland Park Public Library. As we move forward with new Library services, you might see your favorite Highland Park Public Library staff member doing something new. Prepare to be delighted.
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We are busy tagging all 277,000 items in the Library. We hope to be done with this task in early spring and anticipate the hardware to be configured and installed sometime this spring.
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We've heard from some of you who miss the display of your position on the holds listing for a particular title. We miss it, too.
Why is it gone?
We recently joined CCS, a consortium of 24 libraries. With such a big group of libraries, it is not possible to display this information in a useful way.
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Previously, with one library and one collection of materials, it was easy to know where you fell on a particular holds list. In a multiple library consortium, like CCS, there are rules involving item availability that make the process difficult. Your position depends on which library owns the book. The patrons of the owning library have priority over others.
If you place a hold on a book only owned by Evanston Public Library, and an Evanston patron places a hold after you, you will move down the list below the Evanston patron's hold. Conversely, if there are 3 holds on a book owned only by Highland Park, and they are all from other libraries, you will go to the top of that list. Please rest assured that Highland Park residents are always first in line for Highland Park Public Library's items.
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While we know you are sorry to lose this helpful information, we hope you will agree that with the enhancements available in our new catalog; more accurate search results, the ability to search multiple libraries at once, the ability to refine your search by facets, the ease of keeping personal bookshelves and lists, and the sharing capabilities inherent in the system, we have made the right decision in joining CCS.
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