1. Learning Systems Architecture Laboratory: Carnegie Mellon LSAL Learning systems architecture Laboratory, Carnegie Mellon University There is a short downtown subway ( or T), which is really part of the South Hills Light Rail line http://www.lsal.cmu.edu/lsal/contact/logistics/pghhints.html

Home Search Site Map LSAL Capabilities Key Personnel Expertise Technologies Projects and Activities Papers and Presentations Resources Learning Services Resource Links Standards Calendar Upcoming Events Conferences Standards Meetings Contact Us Contact Information Directory Logistics Pittsburgh Hints What every non-native should know to survive. Pittsburgh International Airport Driving in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Public Transportation Pittsburgh Safety ... Useful Links Pittsburgh International Airport Arrivals: Most flights (except commuter) arrive at the Airside building. Terminals A, B, C, D are really concourses A, B, C, D. Head to the center of the Airside Building. Descend the escalators to take the people mover to the Landside Building. Exit the security area, descend the escalator for baggage claim, rental cars and ground transportation. It typically takes 10 minutes to get from the plane to baggage claim. Departures/Security: There is one security check point for all departures. Security is generally fast, typically about 5-10 minutes, except for Monday mornings (30 minutes). It takes an additional 10 minutes to get from security to your gate. There is a preferred line for USAirways Preferred Customers. USAirways and Baggage Claim: Pittsburgh is a USAirways hub. Baggage for anyone in the back of the plane is lowest priority; those in the front get only slightly better service. Expect a 10 minute wait (or longer) for bags to arrive at baggage claim (in addition to the 10-15 minutes it takes you to get to baggage claim). Other airlines seem to provide faster service.

2. Welcome To Www.nycsubway.org and over 17 000 more of transit systems worldwide. Should these be considered historical documents Transit Museum Exhibit - subway Style architecture and Design in the NYC subway http://www.nycsubway.org/

DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBWAY Early Transit IRT: The First Subway The Dual Contracts The Independent Subway ... Post-War to Today STATION BY STATION IRT Lines BMT Lines IND Lines Abandoned Stations ... SIRT MESSAGE BOARDS SubTalk BusTalk TRANSFER STATION Subway FAQ Subway Bibliography World Transit Systems Other Web Sites ABOUT THE SITE Newest Images Table of Contents Site FAQ Volunteer/Contributors ... Leave Feedback nycsubway.org Without Photos? Yes, if a ban on subway photography as proposed by the MTA is enacted. The current rule, if not always properly enforced, is that amateur photography without lights and ancillary equipment, is permitted under New York State Compilation Codes, Rules and Regulations section 1050.9(c). However, on May 20th, 2004, New York City Transit proposed a ban on amateur photography and videotaping, citing "security concerns". In the New York Times on May 21st, NYCT spokesman Charles F. Seaton was quick to point out that press card holders are exempt, and "commercial enterprises" with "legitimate needs" would be allowed to take pictures with permission obtained in advance. But that's the same as the CURRENT policy for press and commercial enterprises. Given that the MTA charges for commercial photo and film shoots, they want to make it clear that they are not going to sacrifice a revenue stream in the name of enhanced security. We can all see what that means: "Individuals don't have big business to support them. We can hassle them with impunity!" The madness doesn't just extend to New York City. New Jersey Transit has also enacted such a ban, even so far as having police detain and question people taking photos of NJT trains from PUBLIC STREETS. No trespassing was involved, no laws were broken. This has affected regular users of this very web site. Was their camera taken? No. Were they arrested? No. Charged? No. So, no harm no foul right? Well, if you consider being taken into custody, deprived due process and Miranda rights, interviewed by local terrorism agents, "all right". One person's story is

3. NYSA Previous Meetings - New York Systems Administrator Association Previous Mee A general systems architecture will be presented that includes agents to collect the metrics and perform actions Directions By subway you can take the 1 and 9 to 50th http://www.nysa.org/previous.html

NYSA Previous Meetings The following is a list of topics at some of the meetings that we have had so far: Enterprise Email Architecture January, 2000 Overview of Intrusion Detection October 6, 1999 Anti-Spam, Tools Talk February 11, 1998 Just Another Perl Hacker November 11, 1997 NT Domain Engineering in the Real World October 1997 September 9, 1997 High Speed, Large Cache Storage Subystems August 12, 1997 July, 1997 Cross Web Server Authentication, March 11, 1997 Enterprise Management Systems, January 7, 1997 Internet Computing, November 12, 1996 Internet Security, October 8, 1996 Fibre Channel Storage - Why SCSI's days are numbered, September 10, 1996 Trends in Open Systems, August 13, 1996 Java Status Report, May 14, 1996 The State of Web Servers, March 12, 1996 NFS Response Time vs. Throughput, February 13, 1996 Member Mini Sessions, December 12, 1995 Intro to Windows NT for the Unix Administrator, November 14, 1995 Morgan Stanley's Aurora Environment, October 11, 1995 Date: January, 2000 Topic: Enterprise Email Architecture Speaker: David Feldman Powerpoint Presentation Date: October 6, 1999

4. SkyscraperCity Forums - Painted Subway Systems some subway writers (here delta zedz) are now in the architecture (with Maureer) art world, just check these pics and websites so in twenty years there are http://skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=95666&page=2

5. BIG Buildings: The Metro Section Presents the architecture of subway systems worldwide through photographs of stations. http://geocities.com/bmetro1/

The Metro Section Almost every large city has a metro. It has developed many names around the world; the subway, the tubes, the underground, the metro and many more. But these are not just a series of complicated underground trains which transport people faster, cheaper and more efficiently, they are an expression of architecture and culture. Metro stations develop their own unique styles, and are different all over the world. The purpose of this section of the BIG Buildings website is to simply display pictures of these beautiful and unique Subways. Click on a City's Metro name to see various pictures of that Subway. Brussels Metro (Brussels) Genovese Metropolitana (Genoa) London Underground (London) Los Angeles Metro (LA) Metro Moskov (Moscow) Metropolitain de Parsien (Paris) Metropolitano de Lisboa (Lisbon) San Francisco Metro (San Francisco) Tashkent Metro (Tashkent) TTC Subway (Toronto) Washington Metro (Washington DC) warford@canada.com or jameison@london.com http://www.geocities.com/bmetro1/ http://www.geocities.com/big_buildings1/ June 18th, 2000

6. Open Directory - Business: Transportation And Logistics: Urban Transport: Transi Presents the architecture of subway systems worldwide through photographs of stations Information on subway systems organized by continent, and news, links, literature, and a http://open.thumbshots.org/Business/Transportation_and_Logistics/Urban_Transport

What are thumbshots? about dmoz suggest URL update listing ... help the entire directory only in Transit_Systems/Subways Top Business Transportation and Logistics Urban Transport ... Transit Systems : Subways Description Thumbsh o ts.org Sponsors - Help thumbshots.org with a donation or sponsorship Adopt-a-Page - Place your link here. Support thumbshots.org by becoming a sponsor. Cities See also: Recreation: Outdoors: Speleology: Urban Speleology This category in other languages: German Russian Metros Around The World - Presents the architecture of subway systems worldwide through photographs of stations. Morrison Pitt - Offers a Java-based, WAP-accessible system to navigate various subway systems across the world. Subway Navigator - Maps and stations of subways and other heavy rail transit systems throughout the world, and a route finder detailing the path between any two stations. The Subway Page - Maps for subway transit systems from a number of cities all over the world. TubeMap.com - Provides direct links to route maps from subways around the world. UrbanRail.Net

7. Architectural Designs For New York's First Subway The architecture of the subway can be classified generally as 20thcentury traditional that is architectural treatment of two important subway systems of this period; the Paris http://www.nycsubway.org/irt/irthaer/architectural-design.html

Architectural Designs for New York's First Subway Home/Search What's New Site FAQ Leave Feedback ... Historic American Engineering Record - The Interborough Subway A RCHITECTURAL D ESIGNS FOR N EW Y ORK'S F IRST S UBWAY D AVID J. F RAMBERGER Survey Number HAER NY-122, pp. 365-412 Historic American Engineering Record National Park Service Department of the Interior Washington, DC. 20240 It is understood that access to this material rests on the condition that should any of it be used in any form or by any means, the author of such material and the Historic American Engineering Record of the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service at all times be given proper credit. The records in HAER were created for the U.S. Government and are considered to be in the public domain. For information on HAER, visit Built In America: Historic American Buildings Survey and the Historic American Engineering Record, 1933-Present , Library of Congress American Memory Project. [page 366] Although the IRT was primarily an engineering feat, architecture and interior design were important to the completion of the subway. The architectural elements of the original IRT subway included underground stations, elevated stations, ornamental control houses, kiosks, the main power house, eight power sub-stations, and rolling stock. The architecture of the subway can be classified generally as 20th-century traditional that is, architecture that "derives its sanctions from the traditions of the further past."

8. CBTC - Communications Based Train Control Tom Sullivan, systems and network architecture, US standards Bernard Greenberg sNYC subway Website If you in understanding traditional signal systems you must http://www.tsd.org/cbtc/

Communications Based Train Control Transportation Systems Design, Inc. www.tsd.org Home News Projects ... Discussion Forum View and participate in discussions on CBTC related topics What's Happening News CBTC industry news and views Train Control Suppliers Projects CBTC Projects worldwide Radio and Networks Suppliers, Products, Interfaces Positive Train Control Railroad CBTC projects Consultants Standards RSSI Buyers Guide USA Focus Conferences / Events Rail Technology International Focus Train Control Courses Safety and Software Papers / Presentations Train Control Suppliers Firm Related Products Email Contact Wireless Train-Wayside RF Partners Absolute Position Determination Wired Network Protocol(s) Notes Comments Alcatel Seltrac (pdf) Kevin Fitzgerald RF (open) IEEE 802.11 Alvarion IL: (proprietary) B ased upon LZB 56 kHz carrier RF: AAR "Industry Standard Tag " IL: Loop Crossover CAN TAS bits CBTC Technology Newsletter Alstom URBALIS RF: (proprietary) Microwave waveguide Eurobalise USA: Northeast Corridor ACES URBALIS: Unknown IEEE-1473-L IEEE-1473-T WorldFIP Bombardier (Formerly ADtranz) CTFLOW-650 (Formerly Flexiblok) David Jarosh RF (COTS) Safetran S3 Link (Replaced Andrew DS2400 in 2003) AAR Industry Standard Tag IEEE-1473-L First RF-CBTC to go in revenue service - SFO

9. Information Architecture to a person riding the subway viz., what the sequence of The elements of information architecturenavigation systems, labeling systems, organization systems, indexing, searching http://fiat.gslis.utexas.edu/~l38613dw/readings/InfoArchitecture.html

Information Technologies and the Information Profession Shortcuts " Home " Syllabus " Introduction " Standards " Assignments " Grading " Tech Modules " Readings " Discussion Board " Resources GSLIS Links " GSLIS Home " Tutorial Junction " IT Services Site Tools " Site Map " Contact Info Information Architecture 2000 by R. E. Wyllys Introduction This lesson discusses ideas associated with the phrase "information architecture" and relates them to aspects of the library- and information-science (LIS) professions. Origin of the Phrase, "Information Architecture" Wurman views architecture as the science and art of creating an "instruction for organized space." (See Endnote 1.) He sees the problems of gathering, organizing, and presenting information as closely analogous to the problems an architect faces in designing a building that will serve the needs of its occupants. The architect must ascertain those needs (i.e., must gather information about the needs)

10. Getting My Bearings: Information Architecture I'm still coming down off the high from the 2004 Information architecture Summit in Austin, Texas help alleviate this problem, many subway systems supplement the abstract system map http://www.jamesmelzer.com/bearings/cat_information_architecture.shtml

Home Blog Reading Home ... Getting my Bearings Information Architecture Fifth Information Architecture Summit Posted by jmelzer on April 08, 2004 I'm still coming down off the high from the 2004 Information Architecture Summit in Austin, Texas. This was the best summit I've attended. The presentations were excellent, and I was really impressed by the variety and depth of the topics. Finally, some case studies! In fact, my only complaint - and I heard this from other people as well - is that there were too many simultaneous sessions and so I missed things I would have liked to hear. I felt this was the best summit socially too. Kudos to Adaptive Path for once again picking up the bar tab one night. We will never see a bunch of IAs completely displace all the redblooded Texans from a Texas bar again, so it was definitely worth whatever they paid. I also have to mention that Austin was a really great town. Lakoff's Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things Posted by jmelzer on September 20, 2003 I have been rereading Lakoff’s Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things

11. Semiramis ERP II - Architecture By subway. The system architecture is designed to be exceptionally versatile and flexible withoutany problems, and open for communication with external systems. http://www.semiramis.com/architecture_en.html

Language Deutsch Overview Philosophy ... Contact Language Home Product Architecture Product Overview Philosophy Global Cooperation ... Ergonomics Architecture System Architecture Application Server Interfaces Be on the Safe Side ... Information Material Architecture Open for the future Semiramis is an entirely new software solution that is based on the very latest state-of-the-art Internet technologies and the platform-independent, object-oriented programming language Java. The system architecture is designed to be exceptionally versatile and flexible, capable of the highest degree of integration, expandable without any problems, and open for communication with external systems. Therefore, you are and remain fully independent in your investment decisions. Secure communication without any limitations Whether you communicate with external systems through the Internet or want to access Semiramis’ data resources directly with Office software, your sensitive data and system are optimally protected by the application of security standards based on the very latest technology. DETAILS The control center The middle tier of the system Open system Connecting worlds ADVANTAGES The platform-independent, object-oriented programming language Java

12. Business, Transportation And Logistics, Urban Transport, Transit Systems: Subway Speleology. Metros Around The World Presents the architecture ofsubway systems worldwide through photographs of stations. subway http://www.combose.com/Business/Transportation_and_Logistics/Urban_Transport/Tra

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13. Eco Architecture, By Ysanne Spevack travel the city s extensive subway system, processing hydrogen The global ecoarchitecturemovement may consider reusable building systems with temporary http://www.organicfood.co.uk/lifestyle/ecoarchitecture.html

Eco Architecture by Ysanne Spevack A 'sustainable city' enables all citizens to meet their own needs and to enhance their well-being without damaging the natural world or endangering the living conditions of other people, now or in the future. Nobody needs to leave their apartments for practicalities. Although anachronistic stores continue to peddle desirables, most goods are bought over the internet and delivered by droid. The only packaging options are environmental, the only viable products eco-friendly. People leave their towers for pleasure and communion with other citizens. Great public amphitheatres offer free arts and entertainment of every style. Whilst away from their homes, citizens adjust and interact with their homes using their cellphones and bluetooth technologies. Whilst at the amphitheatre, a citizen can direct their home's hot water system to pour a bath and a cup of tea ready for their return. True democracy has finally been put in motion, with live debates and voting procedures electronically enabled by new email secrecy technology. The old dinosaurs of industry have been transformed by people of conscience inside each institution and by consumer pressure. BP has ditched its fossil fuel arm to concentrate and nurture its more lucrative sustainable fuel programs. Doctors are practitioners of science and shamanism. Their holistic practices incorporate magic bullets and post-laser surgery, non-denominational spiritual healing and new-fashioned herbalism, energy stimulation techniques and understanding. People are healthier as everybody eats organic food either from the countryside or from the city's permaculture sites. With all traffic removed from the streets, citizens have remembered the pleasures of walking the green lanes and cycling to their destinations. Stress levels have been equalised by the more moderate pace, and children are able to play in the streets.

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16. Art|4|d.com ---> Issue#56 The most important thing is that these new metro systems allow natural Another interestingtechnique used in modern subway architecture is that the physical http://www.art4d.com/back/56/subway.html

Now that the skytrain is finally on track, Bangkokians will finally be able to use their first underground transportation system soon. Even though the citizens of Paris and London have been familiar with this kind of transportation for almost 150 years, both cities have new metros which were finished at almost the same time. These two metro systems represent a massive infusion of new ideas about the architecture and design of public transportation. But first a little history lesson. London's underground first opened in 1863. After the industrial revolution, London has continuously leapfrogged its system. While the train carries a number of people from the suburbs into the city, the metro system effectively distributes them around the city. The early metro stations in both cities were built using the same standards. While Paris built its l4th metro line to connect the developing areas in the southeast nthe Bibliotheque Francois Mitterand to Madeline area in the centre of Paris, above Saint Rive, London's Jubilee Line Extension augments the existing line which runs from the South Bank and Canary Wharf to Stratford, that was previously isolated from the rest of the network. photo:Didier Boy de la Tour and MAUBOUSSIN The diversity of the stations has a direct influence on the feelings of the passengers because they can communicate with the space rather than interpreting what the signs mean. The most important thing is that these new metro systems allow natural light to shine through the space. In Paris' Gare de Lyon, there is even a public garden on the platform. Natural light not only brightens up the dark atmosphere of this subterranean network, but also brings an added dimension of space.

17. You Have Reached The Unpopular Directory firms. subway maps to scale Scale comparison of world s subway systems. Toward TheNew Old Real Real Thing Lamenting the sorry state of architecture publishing. http://directory.unpopular.com/index.phtml?cat=11

18. ObjectWeb - Architecture Meetings - System Management Workshop in which current (legacy) systems are connected INFORMATION Location The architectureand Osmose Jussieu University (approximate lasting 7 min.) subway . http://www.objectweb.org/phorum/read.php?f=16&i=162&t=132

19. Architecture-Vaults Or Boxes? architecture Vaults or Boxes? After touring subway systems throughout Europeand Japan, Weese proposed spacious, columnfree stations beneath a vault. http://chnm.gmu.edu/metro/arc2.html

Architecture: Vaults or Boxes? Next: Adapting the Design Concept drawing, July 1966 DeLeuw, Cather design, 1966 Weese box design, 1967 ... Station model, 1967 Click on any thumbnail for a full-size image.

20. Faculty Profile Examples of skyway/subway cities are studied to implications of these systems througha An interdisciplinary approach including architecture, urban design and http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/people/faculty/james/studios.html

Profile Curriculum Vitae Core Studios Studios ... Faculty List Vincent James Adjunct Professor Department of Architecture Studio Options The Bone Studio GSD 1316, Spring 2004 Alvar Aalto Nature has been a touchstone for architects and theorists to legitimize their work through biological metaphor or quasi-scientific rationales. Recent formal and theoretical trends in architecture would appear to be well positioned to reengage the topic of biomorphic structures and materials in substantive ways. New technologies offer a seemingly unlimited set of possibilities for the retooling of building systems and materials. Nevertheless, contemporary architectures still seem trapped in formal and metaphorical representations of theories of bio-morphology that prevent the realization of its potential. The Temporal Field - A Sports and Recreation Center GSD 1316, Spring 2003

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