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To: maceng2 who wrote (700701)	9/8/2005 3:35:35 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Why would call that noaa data compilation that also demonstrates the IPCC data representation is a fraud as itself being a fraud? I have observed that the science and technology ignoramus simply never have any idea of what they are looking at. How do explain that no computer models can predict the climates and changes that we know exist and yet supposedly sane individuals swear by their accuracy in predicting the future. I have worked with computer modeling used to predict the present possibilities of prediction of manmade objects in natural and man made environments. That is a part of the why I am amused by the blind fools of global warming predicted farce. http://acute.ath.cx/PASTWORK/index.html#atr To demonstrate a new and more efficient way of evaluating large area high resolution radar imagery an Xwindow based display demonstration was created. The application was developed and compiled on a common Intel based PC using the Linux operating system. This demonstration software was also compiled to run on SGI irix and Sun Solaris and HP hp-ux systems. The images show a radar display demonstration program that incorporated the functionality of automatic target recognition. A target is located within a familiar pentagon area. The detection of likely target signature was highlited with squares. A radar operator could quickly look at zoomed area of detected possible targets.