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For the Week of March 30 to April 5, 1986 cont.

 

Noon at Kew West
presents

Just Brass Quintet
Director, Blair Fisher

Thursday, April 3, 1986
1230 hours
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Sponsored by the Humanities Institute:

EI Polifemo De Oro

A musical tribute to Federico Garcia Lorca by
Smith-Brindle. Guitarist: Michael Strutt, of
the Douglas College Music Department.

and
Federico Garcia Lorca
A Murder in Granada
(movie)
Thursday, April 3, 1986

1230 - 1400 hours and
1900 - 2200 hours

Room 2203
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Guest Lecture:
Computational Vision and Remote Sensing
by
Robert Woodham, B.A., S.M., E.E., Ph.D. (M.L.T.)
U.B.C. Department of Computer Science
Friday, April 4, 1986
1215 - 1300 hours

Will you ever be able to see 'eye to eye' witha
robot? How do computers reconstruct three-
dimensional representations of images sent to
them by satellites? Can computers read hand
writing? These questions and more will be
discussed by Bob Woodham. He will explore

 

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such topics as robot vision, computer analysis

of LANDSAT imagery, and MAPSEE (a method
of finding a hand sketch of an image on a map).
The applications of remote sensing in generating
forest inventories and monitoring pollution will
also be addressed.

The guest lecture is sponsored by the Department
of Sciences and Mathematics Professional
Development Committee.

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Criminology Lecture:

Policing the Crisis:
British Politics and the Rule of Law

by John Clarke

Tuesday, April 1, 1986
1400 hours
Douglas College Lecture Theatre
Room 2203

John Clarke of the Open University in Britain
will present a lecture on the use of the rule of
law in managing the economic crisis and the
ensuing social and political turmoil resulting
from the new politics of the right. As co-author
of the influential book Policing the Crisis: |
Mugging, the State, and Law and Order, Professor
Clarke is well qualified to talk on the role of the
criminal justice system in managing the upheaval
resulting from massive unemployment, social
dislocation, and the dismantling of the welfare
state.

 

Sponsored by the Douglas College Criminology
Program.

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