41. Loss Of Major Hub Cities Could Cripple Internet, Study Suggests Researchers at ohio state University conducted experiments in which they simulated what Loss of major hub cities could cripple Internet, study suggests http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2002-11/osu-lom112102.php

Public release date: 26-Nov-2002 E-mail Article Contact: Morton O’Kelly Okelly.1@osu.edu Ohio State University Loss of major hub cities could cripple Internet, study suggests COLUMBUS, Ohio – A terrorist attack or other disaster that destroyed key telecommunications equipment in major cities would disrupt the Internet much like severe storms at airline hubs ties up the nation's air traffic, a new study suggests. Researchers at Ohio State University conducted experiments in which they simulated what would happen if a disaster crippled major nodes of the Internet – places that house the equipment where Internet traffic is collected and distributed. The results showed that major cities that serve as Internet nodes would continue to have network access in most scenarios, although it would probably be much less functional. But smaller and medium sized cities that link to the Internet through these major hub cities could be disconnected from the entire network. "The Internet functions much like our air traffic system," said Tony Grubesic, who co-authored the study as a doctoral student in geography at Ohio State. "If weather stops or delays traffic in a major airport hub, like Chicago's O'Hare, air passengers throughout the country may feel the effects – even if they are not traveling to Chicago. The same is true of the Internet hubs. They can affect Internet traffic through much of the country."

42. Media Coverage: Ohio Part Of Public Education Study A forum, held at the Fawcett Center at ohio state University on Sept. The task force is stopping in six cities nationwide to study different facets of http://www.ourfuture.org/issues_and_campaigns/education/rossof_press_thiswk.cfm

Projects Press Center Contribute About Us ... Forum Resources » Ohio part of public education study Sue Hagan Funding for preschool for every Ohio child, an expanded Head Start program to enroll every eligible child and home health-care visits for every poor family are among the items on a wish list enunciated last week by advocates for early childhood education. A forum, held at the Fawcett Center at Ohio State University on Sept. 9, will help direct the work of a new national task force on public education. The Institute for America's Future and the Center for American Progress, two nonpartisan research and education institutes based in Washington, D.C., assembled the task force to study successful strategies across the country that, as a whole, may lead to wholesale education reform. The task force is stopping in six cities nationwide to study different facets of education. In Columbus — the second stop on the tour — the focus was on early childhood education. Among the local speakers was state Superintendent Susan Tave Zelman. Pointing to a 25-percent difference between African-American and Caucasian students' graduation rates, Zelman said that learning for the very young is a key to improvement.

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47. Guide To American Studies Graduate Programs MOWOE, Isaac James (PhD, ohio state Univ., 1976, JD Capital Univ., The main office of the American studies Association (Executive Director, http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/AmericanStudiesAssn/publications/gradguide/

Americ an Studies Association About the ASA Annual Meeting Information ... Home OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Department of African American and African Studies 230 N. Oval Mall 486 University Hall Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: 614/292-3700 Fax: 614/292-2293 http://aaas.ohio-state.edu Chair: Kenneth W. Goings Graduate Director: W. Maurice Shipley Degrees Awarded : MA Academic System : Quarter Tuition : $2,111 per term in-state; $5, 468 per term out-of-state Deadlines : 1/15, 5/14 (financial aid) Degrees Awarded (2000-2001) : MA 11 Enrollment (2002) : MA 55, PhD 16 The Master of Arts degree is available to students interested in graduate work. Like the Bachelor of Arts program, the master's provides students a rich variety of academic options and encourages community-based learning. Graduate students may elect to pursue the African American Studies concentration (minimum of 50 quarter hours) or the African Studies concentration (minimum of 55 quarter hours). Both focus areas give MA students a broad-based interdisciplinary education, including research opportunities and community service projects sponsored by the department. In addition, a graduate minor in AAAS is available to students pursuing advanced degrees in other disciplines. Core Faculty AVORGBEDOR, Daniel (PhD, Indiana Univ., 1986) Assistant Professor of African American and African Studies and Music; African and African American music

48. Loss Of Major Hub Cities Could Cripple Internet, Study Suggests LOSS OF MAJOR HUB cities COULD CRIPPLE INTERNET, STUDY SUGGESTS; Researchers at ohio state University conducted experiments in which they simulated what http://www.osu.edu/researchnews/archive/intsurv.htm

OSU News Research Archive Search an archive of past research stories. Coverage of OSU Research Reports on national news coverage of university research. Reporting on Cancer A reporter's guide to the disease. Science Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated 11/21/02) Previous stories pertaining to Professor O'Kelly's research: "Study Reveals Top 30 Most Internet-Accessible Cities In The United States; Chicago Leads The Way," "Cleveland Leads Ohio In Internet Accessibility, Study Finds," EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE UNTIL 12 A.M. EST NOVEMBER 26, 2002 LOSS OF MAJOR HUB CITIES COULD CRIPPLE INTERNET, STUDY SUGGESTS; A MORE DECENTRALIZED INTERNET IS BEST SOLUTION Morton O'Kelly The results showed that major cities that serve as Internet nodes would continue to have network access in most scenarios, although it would probably be much less functional. But smaller and medium sized cities that link to the Internet through these major hub cities could be disconnected from the entire network. Grubesic, who is now an assistant professor of geography at the University of Cincinnati, conducted the study with

49. Cleveland Leads Ohio In Internet Accessibility, Study Finds COLUMBUS, ohio Cleveland leads the major ohio cities in Internet network accessibility, according to a new study at ohio state University. http://www.osu.edu/researchnews/archive/topcity_ohio.htm

OSU News Research Archive Search an archive of past research stories. Coverage of OSU Research Reports on national news coverage of university research. Reporting on Cancer A reporter's guide to the disease. Science Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated 6/27/02) CLEVELAND LEADS OHIO IN INTERNET ACCESSIBILITY, STUDY FINDS COLUMBUS, Ohio - Cleveland leads the major Ohio cities in Internet network accessibility, according to a new study at Ohio State University. Cleveland was ranked 18th in the country in 2000, the only Ohio city in the top 30 nationally. Cincinnati was ranked 40th, Columbus was 43rd, Toledo was 85th, and Dayton 167th. Morton O'Kelly "The digital economy is built on accessibility to the Internet, and cities that have the most developed Internet infrastructure will have an economic advantage," said Morton O'Kelly , co-author of the study and a professor of geography at Ohio State O'Kelly conducted the study with Tony Grubesic, a former graduate student at Ohio State. Their results appear in the July issue of the journal

50. State Climatologist For Ohio The state Climatology Office for ohio strives to acquire, archive, Recent central and southwestern ohio climate data at major cities. http://www.geography.ohio-state.edu/faculty/rogers/statclim.html

The State Climatology Office for Ohio The State Climatology Office for Ohio strives to acquire, archive, process and disseminate all climate and weather information that is of value to public officials and organizations, corporations, research scientists, and private citizens of the state. The fact that there is a state climatology office is not widely known around Ohio and many of the requests are either from central Ohio or they are from other states, from persons that know of climate services in their home state. People come to this website because they are interested in finding Ohio climate data. The following web links will hopefully help you find such information. Many have free information but invariably the detailed and specific data needs that most people have will be available for a fee. Climate data is increasingly only available at cost, so appreciate the free sites listed in the second group. Major Climate Data Repositories National Climatic Data Center . A wide variety of data can be purchased from the NCDC. It is the ONLY source for climate data admissible in court for legal cases. One of the most often requested forms of surface climate data available is: Daily Local Climatological Data since 1996 for over 300 stations nationally and containing temperature, humidity, wind speed, cloud cover and significant weather data, both daily and for certain periods of the day. Other types of data are also available from the same Local Climatological Data web link.

51. Department Of Geography At The Ohio State University Atmospheric and Climatic studies in the Department of Geography has a The Atmospheric Sciences Program (ASP) was founded at ohio state in 1971 and, http://www.geography.ohio-state.edu/programs/desc_acs.html

Home People Class Resources About Us ... Site Map Atmospheric and Climatic Studies (ACS) Atmospheric and Climatic Studies in the Department of Geography has a history which dates back to the early 1920s. It was during this period that Professor Eugene Van Cleef, a climatologist, charter member of the American Meteorological Society, and faculty member until 1973, came to Ohio State. Curriculum Follow this link to view the undergraduate curriculum for Atmospheric and Climatic Studies (ACS) Follow this link to view the ... curriculum for Atmospheric and Climatic Studies (ACS) Program Description Atmospheric Sciences The Atmospheric Sciences Program (ASP) was founded at Ohio State in 1971 and, in 1986, was incorporated into the Department of Geography with its own graduate degree programs. Our current ASP faculty specialize in the fields of polar meteorology, tropical meteorology, atmospheric dynamics, numerical modeling, synoptic meteorology, atmospheric radiation, boundary layer processes, and forecasting. The curriculum seeks to qualify graduates for work in academia, governmental agencies, and in private sector institutions concerned with meteorological research, data analysis, and operational forecasting.

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53. The Office Of International Affairs At The Ohio State University The international programs and offices at The ohio state University are committed to The Area studies Centers at OSU are the leaders in these efforts. http://oia.osu.edu/outreach.html

About OIA OSU's International Profile Outreach CIRIT ... OSU Home Outreach Go To: [ Education Business Community The international programs and offices at The Ohio State University are committed to providing outreach services to: P-12 educators, business, state and local government, civic organizations and to the community at large. The Area Studies Centers at OSU are the leaders in these efforts. Each center maintains numerous outreach programs including: video loan libraries, lecture programs, a speakers bureau, seminars for business persons, translation and interpreting referrals, teaching materials, artifact boxes and workshops for P-12 educators. Please visit the web sites of our Area Studies Centers to learn more about the types of programs available from each center. To sign up for our bi-weekly international programs e-newsletter of events and updates for P-12 Educators, email global101@osu.edu

54. Faculty - The OSU School Of Music in northeastern ohio and Pittsburgh before moving to New York City in 1979 He received his BA in Music Performance (Jazz studies) at The ohio state http://music.osu.edu/faculty/jazz.php

@import "../includes/screen.css"; Jazz Studies Timothy Cummiskey Timothy Cummiskey, lecturer of guitar, is an active performer, educator, session guitarist and clinician throughout the Midwest and is equally adept at jazz, classical and rock styles. He received his undergraduate degree in jazz studies from Capital University and a M.M. in guitar performance from Bowling Green State University. Cummiskey has held teaching positions in the guitar and jazz departments of Bowling Green State University, University of Findlay and Kenyon College. Cummiskey has been published in various musical periodicals and journals and is a regular contributor to Downbeat Magazine. Tim has been the guitarist and musical director for several groups throughout the States and Europe. Office phone: 614-688-3101. E-mail: cummiskey.2@osu.edu James Masters James Masters, lecturer in jazz trombone since 1994, brings a depth of experience as a trombonist, performer and educator. As an alumnus of Youngstown State University he received outstanding soloist awards at the Wichita and Elmhurst Jazz festivals. He actively pursued a career leading his own groups, freelancing in northeastern Ohio and Pittsburgh before moving to New York City in 1979 where he worked until 1990. Masters toured the U.S.

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ALABAMA Located in the Deep South, Alabama is the 22nd state. Alabama is an Indian name for "tribal town." The state bird is the yellowhammer, and the flower is the camellia. ALASKA Alaska is the largest state, in area, and is home to tallest mountain in the United States, Mount McKinley (20,320 feet). Alaska gets its name from an Inuit word for "great lands." It is the 49th state, and some of it lies above the Arctic Circle. Archives, Records, and Historical Documents This is a great site for history fans, for those who love to do primary source research (or find out more about it!), and for students who want to build a school archive. Learn about the Presidential Libraries, the Constitution, and much more from the National Archives and Records Administration. ARIZONA The 48th state, Arizona, is home to the largest gorge in the U.S.: the Grand Canyon. It is 277 miles long and one mile deep. The official state bird is the cactus wren and the flower is the saguaro cactus. ARKANSAS Rice grows in much of the lowlands of the 25th state. Midlands Arkansas is home to Hot Springs National parks, where people come from miles around the relax and soothe their muscles in the hot mineral baths. The name is from the Quapaw language and means "downstream people." The official state bird is the mocking bird. CALIFORNIA California, the 31st state, was once part of Mexico. It is known for is national park, Yosemite. Also, the lowest point of land in the United States is Death Valley, at 282 feet below sea level. The state tree is the California redwood, and its flower is the golden poppy.

56. Warning Signs :: Office Of Research Communications, Ohio University The study, funded by ohio EPA, looked at whether the state should continue The study showed that Echeck alone can t bring the major cities in ohio into http://news.research.ohiou.edu/perspectives/index.php?page=118&item=83

57. Signal Analysis And Machine Perception Laboratory bullet, state of ohio Dayton Area Graduate studies Institute Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) in New York City. http://sampl.ece.ohio-state.edu/

About SAMPL The Signal Analysis and Machine Perception Laboratory (SAMPL) was founded in 1986 by Prof. Kim Boyer to undertake research in the broad areas of computer vision and image analysis. While the specific topics under study at any given time may vary according to current sponsorship and faculty and student interests, SAMPL has a rich, productive history of research and publications . The following application areas have been, or are currently, foci of our program: Aerial and satellite image understanding, including hyper- and multispectral imagery, for automated mapping, detection of human activity, and change detection using photometric features and textures, and perceptual organization Retinal boundary detection and nerve head tracking in Optical Coherence Tomography Automated analysis of magnetic resonance imagery of the head and, more recently, the heart Range image and terrain elevation data segmentation and analysis based on surface curvatures 3D object recognition using graph-theoretic approaches, appearance-based methods (both local and global features) Perceptual organization for surface and contour decomposition from curvature measures Range profile data analysis for target detection and classification in heavily occluded environments Head and face tracking for driver behavioral analysis Human motion understanding, including gait analysis

58. Libertarian Studies Organization At Ohio State University Libertarian studies Organization at ohio state University It comes from a document written about 2300 BC in the Sumerian citystate of Lagash. http://lso.org.ohio-state.edu/

Libertarian Studies Organization at Ohio State University Home History Upcoming Events Links ... EVENT: "The Transforming Impact of Libertarian Ideas in Costa Rica" This cuneiform writing is the earliest-known written appearance of the word "freedom.” It comes from a document written about 2300 B.C. in the Sumerian city-state of Lagash. Libertarianism, or classical-liberalism, is a belief system where liberty and freedom are considered to be highly desirable qualities of a society's institutions. Because the Libertarian Studies Organization (LSO) is a group devoted to the study of libertarianism, being a member does not presuppose any political or ideological position. Rather, we are an association of thinkers who gather together to hear speakers, have discussions and hold social functions, all organized around the theme of exploring the question how much freedom should people have? All are welcome to attend LSO functions and to offer input in the planning of events. You may contact us for more information at: drink("1248 761 841 720 841 761 1328 1237 1137 836 593 841 841 496 658 841 232",1343,749)

59. Home :: Office Of Research Communications, Ohio University Study Ties Economic Woes to Murder Rates in Some Small cities ATHENS, ohio – Homicide cases in small to midsize cities in the nation s Rust Belt rose http://www.ohiou.edu/researchnews/research/economicwoe.html

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60. Department Of Political Science The ohio state University the City of Columbus The university offers 120 graduate fields of study with 100 leading to the Ph.D. The quality and http://psweb.sbs.ohio-state.edu/gradstudy/osu.htm

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Department of Political Science Intranet Office Help Desk Email ... OSU Address 2140 Derby Hall 154 N. OVal Mall Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: (614) 292-2880 Fax: (614) 292-1146 Previous Virtual Viewbook Next Founded in 1870, The Ohio State University is recognized as one of America's distinguished research universities. With more than 2,600 full-time faculty, more than 45,000 students on its Columbus campus, and a curriculum of 10,500 courses, Ohio State offers a learning environment few universities can match. The Ohio State University At Ohio State, diversity and individual differences are recognized and valued. Equality of opportunity is a basic commitment. University policy, both traditionally and currently, is that discrimination against any individual for reasons of race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, handicap, or Vietnam-era veteran status is specifically prohibited. Columbus, Ohio

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