Map detailing growth of settlement tracts by year 1925-1929

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Settlements in Crimea

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Map of Crimea with major cities

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Vykopirovka s proektnogo plana na zemotvod Dzheleshaĭ sultanat

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Robust automatic face clustering in news video

Clustering identities in a video is a useful task to aid in video search, annotation and retrieval, and cast identification. However, reliably clustering faces across multiple videos is challenging task due to variations in the appearance of the faces, as videos are captured in an uncontrolled environment. A person's appearance may vary due to session variations including: lighting and background changes, occlusions, changes in expression and make up. In this paper we propose the novel Local Total Variability Modelling (Local TVM) approach to cluster faces across a news video corpus; and incorporate this into a novel two stage video clustering system. We first cluster faces within a single video using colour, spatial and temporal cues; after which we use face track modelling and hierarchical agglomerative clustering to cluster faces across the entire corpus. We compare different face recognition approaches within this framework. Experiments on a news video database show that the Local TVM technique is able effectively model the session variation observed in the data, resulting in improved clustering performance, with much greater computational efficiency than other methods.

Vykopirovka uchastkov Komzeta na Bakalʻskoǐ zemleustroitelʻnoǐ dache Evpatoriǐskogo raǐona

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Die Juedische Gemeinde von Gerolzhofen

Offprint from "Historischer Verein in Gerolzhofen E.V." on Jewish community in Gerolzheim.

Israelson Family Collection

Genealogical tables for Israelson and Blum families, and a cover letter.

Cover for plans regarding the Naǐbrot, Busul-Montanaǐ, Urchuk, Abuslar i Friling tracts of land in the Fraǐdorf region

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Vykopirovka iz obshschego plana Bii︠u︡k-Onlarskoǐ dachi razverstanii︠a︡ na uchastok Komzet'a Nº 70/31

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Vykopirovka s plana Fraǐdorfskogo raǐona, Kafiiskoǐ dachi razverstanii︠a︡, uchastkov Komzeta za Nº Nº 71z, 71v, 74, 12c, 75, 21 i Kaǐmachinskiǐ fond

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The impact of retention of heritage places

The movement to protect heritage places has grown enormously in Australia over the past decade. The renewed recognition of the significant roles that heritage places play in the urban environment today is encouraging but has a way to go if the demolition of memorable places and irreversible loss of intangible values seen in previous times is to be discontinued. This study investigated the perceptions of the general public and the professional stakeholders in heritage projects and found that they were very similar, particularly in relation to the reasons for heritage retention. The results indicate that, while there is growing interest in sustaining the reflection of the historic urban landscape by retaining cherished icons for the future, there needs to be better ways to overcome the modern development pressures on heritage sites. The paper concludes that, despite the challenges in heritage retention, they are outweighed by the value that accrues from preserving heritage places and the widespread appreciation of that value.

Vykopirovka s proėktnogo plana na zemelʻnyĭ otvod 22go pereselenskogo uchastka

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Vykopirovka s proėktnogo plana na zemotvod 20go Evreĭskogo pereselenskogo uchastku

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Vykopirovkas proėktnogo plana na zemelʻnyĭ otvod Evreĭskogo pereselenskogo uchastku N 28

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