Study of the problem of the Los Angeles sewage disposal

No abstract.

Special Sewage Problem : Report on the Sewage Problem of the City of Los Angeles with Conclusions and Recommendations

Not available.

Joint development and value capture in Los Angeles : local policy formulation /

"DOT-I-83-23."

Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors model study : Deep-Draft Dry Bulk Export Terminal, alternative no. 6: resonant response and tidal circulation studies /

"July 1985."

A history of the Los Angeles labor movement, 1911-1941

At head of title: Publications of the Institute of Industrial Relations University of California.

Constitution, by-laws, agreement, working rules, wage schedules, sling load regulations, Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor /

Cover title.

Occupational health : hearing of October 12, 1976, Los Angeles /

"no. 566."

Organizational and administrative development of the government of the city of Los Angeles during the thirty-year period July 1, 1925 to September 30, 1955.

Mode of access: Internet.

Voting behavior in the forty-five cities of Los Angeles County.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Los Angeles Park Commissioners

Report year ends June 30

Networked robotic sensor platform deployments for use in coastal environmental assessment in southern California

Mobile sensor platforms such as Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) and robotic surface vessels, combined with static moored sensors compose a diverse sensor network that is able to provide macroscopic environmental analysis tool for ocean researchers. Working as a cohesive networked unit, the static buoys are always online, and provide insight as to the time and locations where a federated, mobile robot team should be deployed to effectively perform large scale spatiotemporal sampling on demand. Such a system can provide pertinent in situ measurements to marine biologists whom can then advise policy makers on critical environmental issues. This poster presents recent field deployment activity of AUVs demonstrating the effectiveness of our embedded communication network infrastructure throughout southern California coastal waters. We also report on progress towards real-time, web-streaming data from the multiple sampling locations and mobile sensor platforms. Static monitoring sites included in this presentation detail the network nodes positioned at Redondo Beach and Marina Del Ray. One of the deployed mobile sensors highlighted here are autonomous Slocum gliders. These nodes operate in the open ocean for periods as long as one month. The gliders are connected to the network via a Freewave radio modem network composed of multiple coastal base-stations. This increases the efficiency of deployment missions by reducing operational expenses via reduced reliability on satellite phones for communication, as well as increasing the rate and amount of data that can be transferred. Another mobile sensor platform presented in this study are the autonomous robotic boats. These platforms are utilized for harbor and littoral zone studies, and are capable of performing multi-robot coordination while observing known communication constraints. All of these pieces fit together to present an overview of ongoing collaborative work to develop an autonomous, region-wide, coastal environmental observation and monitoring sensor network.

Triple Helix: Film Noir, Neo Noir and Los Angeles – imagining history and remembering the future in the most contemporary city

Modern and Postmodern Los Angeles is examined through the lens of film noir and neo noir. The unique relationship between the city of Los Angeles and cinema is discussed in terms of a historiography emphasizing the role played by these defining film styles and genres. The research draws and extends on the work conducted by Edward Dimendberg, Paula Rabinowitz and Mike Davis, and urban theory approaches associated with the Los Angeles School of Urbanism.

German-Jewish Club of 1933, Los Angeles : Ein vergessenes Kapitel der Emigration /

Radio speech on the writers, actors, artists, and others who emigrated from Nazi Germany to the Los Angeles area.

Los Angeles Olympics Commemorative Medal

Obverse: Stylized figure of a sportsman in motion. Reverse: Official emblem of the Israeli Olympic team.