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Train Status (Last updated March 14 2014)JR LinesShinkansen JR East Tohoku area trunk lines (non-Shinkansen) JR East Tohoku area local linesSendai - Ishinomaki direct trains JR East Kanto area (Tokyo and around Tokyo) JR East Nagano, Niigata area JR Central (Shizuoka, local trains) JR Hokkaido JR West Detours to major Tohoku citiesTokyo - Akita, Morioka and Aomori via Niigata Tokyo - Yonezawa via Niigata Tokyo - Aizu-Wakamatsu and Kouriyama by inland route Tokyo - Ishinomaki via Kogota Tokyo - Aizu-Wakamatsu via Niigata Non-JR Lines Tohoku area Non-JR Lines northern Kanto Area (Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma) Non-JR Lines Tokyo area Downtown Tokyo to Narita Airport Downtown Tokyo to Haneda Airport Refunds of unused tickets and passes, reservations, etc. Airport InformationSendai Airport Fukushima Airport Other Tohoku area airports Airlines BusLong-distance bus companies in the Tohoku areaJR Bus Tohoku JR Bus Kanto Konan Bus Iwate-ken Kotsu Iwate Kenpoku Bus Higashi Nippon Express Miyagi Koutsuu (Miyakou Bus) Yamagata Koutsuu (Yamako) Fukushima Koutsuu Aizu Bus Shin-Jouban Koutsuu Intercity bus routesSendai - Yamagata Airport direct Sendai - Yamagata Sendai - Tokyo Shinjuku Sendai - Tsuruoka, Sakata Sendai - Niigata Sendai - Fukushima Fukushima, Koriyama - Tokyo Shinjuku Kouriyama - Fukushima Kouriyama - Sendai Kouriyama, Fukushima - Morioka Fukushima - Morioka Sendai - Ishinomaki Sendai - Ichinoseki Sendai - Hiraizumi, Chusonji Sendai - Morioka Morioka - Akita Airport direct Bus services in Miyagi-ken Charted buses for volunteers Ferry StatusFerry companies serving the Tohoku areaOarai - Tomakomai Ferry Nagoya - Sendai - Tomakomai Ferry Road Traffic Status in Tohoku Area Lost and damaged vehicles General safety tips [部分編集] Train Status (Last updated March 14 2014) Important Train schedules are subject to abrupt changes. Information here is not updated in real-time. Temporary (additional) service curtailments can happen due to earthquakes, power shortages and safety reasons. As of March 14 2013, several rail lines along the Pacific coast in Fukushima, Miyagi and Iwate are still closed. JR East is considering the cancellation of low-traffic lines, and rebuilding others along new inland courses; the process will take years. Negotiations with local communities have just begun, The Shinkansen and rail lines in the inland Tohoku area are operating along normal schedules. Heavy rains in late July 2011 damaged some local lines in the Niigata area; one local line is still closed. The largest threat to rail services is earthquakes. Scholars agree that Japan has entered a period of increased seismic activity. A large quake can stop rail services for hours. The Shinkansen has proved its safety but it is also highly sensitive. The power situation is improving. Railways in the east Japan area got through Summer 2013 without canceling runs. Lights were dimmer, air conditioners were weaker to save energy, but this was the extent of the inconveniences. In fact there was enough power to operate seasonal extra trains. In west Japan, power margins were slimmer JR Kyushu canceled some runs during daytime hours till September 7 2012. During Summer 2013 only JR Shikoku canceled services for power conservation - and only a little. The whole nation got through 2013 without any blackouts. Conservation is on everyone s mind. Factories adjusted shifts to reduce peak power usage. Solar panels are being installed at a rapid pace. It seems also that predictions from the utility companies were too pessimistic. Major railways are cutting down on electricity usage by installing efficient vehicles. Official websites may have pages that are not up to date, even in the Japanese pages. In one occasion the maintainer of this page has contacted a rail company to point out a timetable error on their official website. (It was promptly corrected.) Information available from foreign language pages is sketchy at best. Sources official websites of railway companies. JR Lines [部分編集] Shinkansen Updated 10 50 March 8 2013 EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/index.html JP http //www.jreast.co.jp/ All Shinkansen sections are open. Operations normal on all lines from September 23 2011. JR East Shinkansen timetables will change March 16 2013. Shinkansen timetables and some messages from JR East (in English) EN http //jreast-shinkansen-reservation.eki-net.com/pc/english/common/timetable/index.html JR East global information center EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/information_center.html JR East Infoline EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/infoline.html [部分編集] JR East Tohoku area trunk lines (non-Shinkansen) Updated 13 50 March 14 2014 Lines west of the Tohoku Shinkasen are open. Timetables will change slightly on March 15 2014. EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/index.html JP http //www.jreast.co.jp/ Line Section Status Tohoku Fukushima - Sendai Some through runs to/from Joban Line canceled, otherwise normal. Sendai Airport Transit service to the airport terminal resumed October 1 2013. Tohoku Sendai - Ichinoseki Near normal. Rapid Minami Sanriku (through train to Sanriku area) canceled 2 runs each way. Tohoku Ichinoseki - Morioka Normal. Hiraizumi Station is in this section. Joban Iwaki - Hirono Reopened October 10. Joban Hirono - Haranomachi Closed. Section near damaged nuclear power plant. Recovery not in sight. Substitute bus to Haranomachi available from Watari. Joban Haranomachi - Souma Isolated section reopened December 21 2011. Joban Souma - Watari Watari - Hamayoshida reopened March 16 2013. Work in progress for the remaining section. Joban Watari - Iwanuma - (Sendai) Special timetable. Banetsu West Kouriyama - Aizu-Wakamatsu Normal Banetsu West Aizu-Wakamatsu - Niitsu - (Niigata) Suffered damage from heavy rains in late July 2011. Reopened October 14 2011. Normal services on lines not listed above. JR East Tohoku area local lines Updated 13 50 March 14 2014 JP http //www.jreast.co.jp/pdf/saikaijoukyou.pdf (Map, Recovery schedules) JP http //www.jr-sendai.com/eq.html (JR East Sendai provisional timetables) JP http //www.jr-morioka.com/ (JR East Morioka provisional timetables) JP http //www.jreast.co.jp/akita/ (JR East Akita) Lines on the Miyagi, Iwate coast are closed and recovery is not in sight. Joban Line is closed near the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant. Tadami Line is closed due to damage from heavy rains in late July 2011. These are the only closed sections. Line Section Status Senseki Aoba-dori - Takagimachi Reopened May 28 2011. Near normal.Matsushima-Kaigan Station is in this section. Senseki Takagimachi - Rikuzen-Ono Closed. Rikuzen-Ono - Yamoto reopened March 17 2013. Remaining section to reopen by Spring 2016. Substitute buses running between Matsushima-Kaigan - Yamoto.(Transfer at these stops, rather than Takagimachi, Rikuzen-Ono)Sendai - Ishinomaki is 2 hours by train - bus - train.Ishinomaki Line is open to Ishinomaki. See below for substitute rapid service via Ishinomaki Line. Senseki Yamoto - Ishinomaki About one run per hour. Ohfunato Ichinoseki - Kesennuma Reopened April 18 2011 Ohfunato Kesennuma - Sakari Closed. Recovery not in sight. JR East wants to convert this line to bus. Kamaishi Hanamaki - Kamaishi Normal Yamada Morioka - Miyako Near normal from April 29 2011 Yamada Miyako - Kamaishi Closed. Damage severe. Iwaizumi (bus) Iwaizumi - Miyako Buses resumed April 11 2011. Abolished as a rail line. Hachinohe Hachinohe - Kuji Open. Remaining closed section reopened March 17 2012. Tadami Aizu-Wakamatsu - Tadami Bridge destroyed by flood late July 2011. Aizu-Wakamatsu - Aizu-Kawaguchi open. Recovery not in sight for Aizu-Kawaguchi - Tadami. Substitute bus running. Tadami Tadami - Koide Open. Tagokura Station closed permanently. Banetsu East Kouriyama - Iwaki Normal Ishinomaki Kogota - Maeyachi Open. Ishinomaki Maeyachi - Ishinomaki Reopened May 19 2011. Ishinomaki Ishinomaki - Onagawa Ishinomaki - Watanoha reopened March 17 2012. Watanoha - Urashuku reopened March 16 2013. Urashuku to Onagawa is 2.5 km. Kesennuma Maeyachi - Yanaizu Reopened April 29 2011. Kesennuma Yanaizu - Kesennuma Work in progress to convert the right of way to a dedicated bus lane. Bus service between Yanaizu and Kesennuma started August 20 2012. Travel time 2 hours between Yanaizu and Kesennuma. May never reopen as a rail line. Substitute bus services, Miyagi coast area JP http //jr-sendai.com/operation Provisional timetables, substitute bus services, Iwate coast area JP http //www.jr-morioka.com/news/ JR East global information center EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/information_center.html JR East Infoline EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/infoline.html Sendai - Ishinomaki direct trains Updated 9 26 March 19 2013 Direct rapid service between Sendai and Ishinomaki. Depart Sendai Arrive Ishinomaki status 6 23AM 7 31 Weekday only, to June 28 2013. 17 58 19 02 Daily Depart Ishinomaki Arrive Sendai status 6 27AM 7 35 Daily 18 17 19 38 Weekday only, to June 28 2013. Via Tohoku Line, Kogota Station, Ishinomaki Line. Non-stop between Sendai and Ishinomaki. Weekday only runs are provisional, but JR keeps extending the period. Ishinomaki - Sendai through fare 820 yen. Senseki Line fare in effect. No express charge. Official announcements from JR East Sendai JP http //www.jr-sendai.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/press_20130131-harurinji.pdf JP http //www.jr-sendai.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/press_20121109-ishinomaki.pdf JP http //www.jr-sendai.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/%E8%87%A8%E6%99%82%E7%9B%B4%E9%80%9A%E5%BF%AB%E9%80%9F%E5%88%97%E8%BB%8A%E3%81%AE%E9%81%8B%E8%BB%A2%E3%81%AB%E3%81%A4%E3%81%84%E3%81%A6.pdf JP http //www.jr-sendai.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/press_20120914-sendaiishinomaki.pdf The through train departs from the ground level Tohoku Line platform at Sendai Terminal, not the underground Senseki Line platform. Sendai - Ishinomaki by Senseki Line and substitute bus is about 2 hours. One run each way during daytime hours, more during peak hours. Shinkansen (via Furukawa) is not practical, for the local line between Furukawa and Ishinomaki is slow. Ishinomaki - Furukawa is roughly one hour. Furukawa - Ishinomaki takes two hours, including waiting time at Furukawa. Currently bus is most convenient between Sendai and Ishinomaki. Miyagi Koutsuu Bus JP http //www.miyakou.co.jp/cms/express/desc/34/ Fare 800 yen one way, 1500 yen round trip There are reports that this bus is crowded during some hours. [部分編集] JR East Kanto area (Tokyo and around Tokyo) See JR East to Narita Airport and JR East Kanto area (Tokyo and around Tokyo) in Tokyo Area Trains [部分編集] JR East Nagano, Niigata area Updated 6 25 September 11 2012 Due to the heavy rains of late July 2011, several sections closed. As of September 2012, the Tadami Line is still closed. The Joetsu Local Line reopened August 13 2011. Iiyama Line reopened mid September. Ban etsu West Line reopened October 14 2011. Tadami - Oshirakawa will reopen October 1 2012. Tadami will become accessible from the Niigata side by train. Recovery is not in sight for Aizu-Kawaguchi - Tadami on the Fukushima side. Substitute buses are available but they do not connect to services on the Niigata side. Details in Japanese http //www.jrniigata.co.jp/ http //www.jrniigata.co.jp/press/20120907tadamisen.pdf [部分編集] JR Central (Shizuoka, local trains) See JR Central (Shizuoka) in Tokyo Area Trains [部分編集] JR Hokkaido Updated 13 50 March 14 2014 EN http //www2.jrhokkaido.co.jp/global/index.html JP http //www.jrhokkaido.co.jp/ JR Hakodate Station and nearby service facilities were hit by the tsunami on March 11. Regular services have resumed by late May 2011. Line/Service type Section Status Hakucho, Super Hakucho intercity day Hakodate - Aomori Normal. Seasonal extras running in Summer 2012. Express Hamanasu budget night Sapporo - Aomori Normal Hokutosei luxury night Sapporo - Tokyo (Ueno) Resumed May 20 2011. Cassiopeia luxury night Sapporo - Tokyo (Ueno) Resumed May 20 2011. Twilight Express luxury night Sapporo - Osaka Normal. In early 2016 the Shinankansen will open between Shin-Aomori and Hakodate. The night trains listed above are likely to be canceled by then. These trains are popular and the sayonara element will make them even more so they will be difficult to book during holidays. Several serious accidents happened during April - July 2013. Due to the need to diagnose mechanical problems and implement remedies, intercity limited express services will be partially canceled to end of September at least. The official timetable changed in November 2013; service curtailments became permanent. The railway is not in its best possible condition and will be challenged if a major earthquake hits the area. [部分編集] JR West Updated 13 28 April 3 2012 EN http //www.westjr.co.jp/english/global.html JP http //www.westjr.co.jp/ Long-distance trains between Osaka and northern Japan have resumed by April 2 2011. Night train Nihonkai (Osaka - Aomori 1 run daily) resumed March 18 2011. Peak-only service from March 2011. Twilight Express resumed April 2 2011. Due to shortages in replacement parts, frequency was reduced for a short while on some lines that use older electric cars. JR West has secured supply and operations have resumed to normal. Detours to major Tohoku cities The rail routes listed here are wide, time-consuming detours. However they have the advantage that they avoid the Fukushima area. [部分編集] Tokyo - Akita, Morioka and Aomori via Niigata Updated 14 00 March 14 2013 This route avoids Fukushima altogether. By Joetsu Shinkansen and Uetsu Line Tokyo - Akita is about 6 hours. There are 3 Inaho between Niigata - Akita in each direction per day. At Akita connections to/from Morioka and Aomori are available. The Akita - Aomori train is called Tsugaru. To Akita the Akita Shinkansen is faster (by one hour and a half), to Aomori and Morioka the Tohoku Shinkansen is much faster, but this course avoids the risks of travel through Fuksuhima. The scenery is better too. Night train Akebono (Ueno - Aomori) though quite popular, made the last regular run March 14. It will continue running as a seasonal service for some time. [部分編集] Tokyo - Yonezawa via Niigata Updated 13 27 April 29 2011 Yamagata Shinkansen opened April 12. This section retained for those who want to avoid trips through Fukushima. Tokyo - Yamagata is about 5.5 hours by this route. (By Shinkansen it is 3 hours.) Connections to Fukushima and Yamagata are available at Yonezawa. [部分編集] Tokyo - Aizu-Wakamatsu and Kouriyama by inland route Updated 6 48 March 17 2012 EN http //www.tobu.co.jp/foreign/contact.html JP http //www.tobu.co.jp/ JP http //www.yagan.co.jp/ JP http //www.aizutetsudo.jp/ Timetables JP http //www.aizutetsudo.jp/ekilist/tt_all_new.pdf EN http //www.tobu.co.jp/foreign/timetable.html Tobu section-rapid (kukan-kaisoku) trains do not require extra fare. They are commuter type trains with toilets and fixed "box" style seats. See interior photos Tobu Ltd. Express require extra fare. For Tobu connection train stops and fare see Tobu Line Guide No extra fare required for the fast trains of Aizu Railway Aizu Mount Express and Aiu Ose Express. Tokyo - Aizu-Wakamatsu is faster via Kouriyama by Shinkansen. However the Shinkansen tends to stop running after earthquakes and runs closer to the damaged nuclear power plant. Aizu-Wakamatsu to Kouriyama is about 70 minutes by train. Operations are normal. Aizu Bus runs from Aizu-Wakamatsu to Kouriyama, Fukushima and Sendai. Kouriyama is 90 minutes, Fukushima 100 minutes, Sendai 2.5 hours from Aizu-Wakamatsu. JP http //www.aizubus.com/ Aizu London Taxi is a taxi and tour bus operator which runs buses from Aizu-Wakamatsu to Yonezawa JP http //www.london-taxi.jp/t_masukoto/ [部分編集] Tokyo - Ishinomaki via Kogota Updated 10 47 August 1 2012 The usual route between Tokyo and Ishinomaki is Shinkansen to Sendai and Senseki Line onward. This is not possible for the Senseki Line is partially closed due to tsunami damage. An alternate route is to take the Shinkansen one stop further to Furukawa and then take the Rikuu East Line to Kogota, and from there the Ishinomaki Line to Ishinomaki. In most cases two transfers are required. In many cases connections at Furukawa are poor. In such cases it is cheaper to get off the Shinkansen at Sendai and use the Tohoku Local Line to Kogota. If using an automated pathfinder specify Kogota as a stopover point. (With Hyperdia enter "KOGOTA" in the field PASS1 in the details page.) Also enter the date of the trip, for Tohoku Shinkansen seasonal runs often provide better connections. JP http //ishinomaki-photo.blogspot.jp/2012/04/blog-post_24.html JP https //docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1Wuvz760IVXLrhz6gvkUcKSGP9MJapzrWgL2W3fjlUrw [部分編集] Tokyo - Aizu-Wakamatsu via Niigata Updated 6 12 October 17 2011 Tokyo - Niigata is about 2 hours by Shinkansen. Niigata - Aizu-Wakamatsu is about 3 hours by Ban etsu Line local/rapid train. Closed due to heavy rains in late July 2011. Reopened October 14. The Tadami Line is closed. Recovery not in sight. [部分編集] Non-JR Lines Tohoku area Updated 10 19 March 15 2013 Sanriku Railway will be completely open by April 6 2014. Operator Section Status AoimoriIGR Morioka - Aomori Normal Tsugaru All Normal Kounan All Normal Akita Nairiku Juukan All Normal including Express Moriyoshi Yuri Kougen All Normal Towada Kankou All Line closed end of March 2012. Sanriku (north) Miyako - Kuji Kuji - Tanohata and Miyako - Omoto open. The rest to reopen April 6 2014. Sanriku (south) All (Kamaishi - Sakari) Sakari - Yoshihama reopened April 3 2013. Remaining Yoshihama - Kamaishi to reopen April 5 2014. Sendai Subway All Normal Sendai Airport Transit All Reopened October 1 2011. Yamagata (Flower Nagai) Akayu - Arato Normal Abukuma Express Fukushima - Tsuchinoki All sections open from May 16 2011. Normal timetable from December 2011. Fukushima Koutsuu Fukushima - Iizaka-Onsen Normal Aizu Aizu-kougen-Oseguchi - Nishi-Wakamatsu (- Aizu-Wakamatsu) Normal. Akita Nairiku Line timetable JP http //www.akita-nairiku.com/info/timetable/ Sanriku Railway JP http //www.sanrikutetsudou.com/ JP http //www.sanrikutetsudou.com/2014/01/%E4%B8%89%E9%99%B8%E9%89%84%E9%81%93%E5%85%A8%E7%B7%9A%E9%81%8B%E8%BB%A2%E5%86%8D%E9%96%8B%E7%AD%89%E3%81%AB%E3%81%A4%E3%81%84%E3%81%A6.html Sendai Airport Rapid Transit JP http //www.senat.co.jp/ Abukuma Express timetable JP http //www.abukyu.co.jp/jikokuhyo/index.html Aizu Railway JP http //www.aizutetsudo.jp/ [部分編集] Non-JR Lines northern Kanto Area (Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma) Updated 17 39 July 24 2011 Operator Section Status Kanto All Normal Kashima Rinkai Mito - Shin-Hokota Closed section reopened July 12 2011. Normal timetable. Hitachinaka Kaihin All Reopened July 23 2011. Normal timetable Yagan All (Shin-Fujiwara - Aizu-Kougen-Oseguchi) Near normal Mooka All Normal from April 6 2011 Joumou All Normal from April 4 2011 Joushin All Normal from April 8 2011 Kashima Rinkai Railway JP http //www.rintetsu.co.jp/ Hitachinaka Kaihin Rail JP http //www.hitachinaka-rail.co.jp/ JP http //www.hitachinaka-rail.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/cb97c3ade99499a01e4dcab17c9139bd.pdf (timetable from July 23) [部分編集] Non-JR Lines Tokyo area See Tokyo Area Trains. Downtown Tokyo to Narita Airport See Keisei and JR East to Narita Airport in Tokyo Area Trains JR East Narita Express is normal from September 3 2011. Timetable changed March 17 2012. Keisei Skyliner is normal from September 10 2011. Downtown Tokyo to Haneda Airport See Tokyo Haneda Monorail and Keikyu in Tokyo Area Trains [部分編集] Refunds of unused tickets and passes, reservations, etc. Updated 7 07 March 17 2012 JR East offered free refunds for tickets purchased before the earthquake free of charge. The limit was March 11 2012. The following page has details on restrictions concerning reservations EN http //jreast-shinkansen-reservation.eki-net.com/pc/english/common/timetable/index.html JR East Infoline EN http //www.jreast.co.jp/e/customer_support/infoline.html [部分編集] Airport Information Sendai Airport Updated 11 18 July 24 2012 Flooded by Tsunami, this airport suffered the most physical damage. Reopened April 13. Facilities recovered end of September 2012. JP http //www.sdj-airport.com/ EN http //www.sdj-airport.com/english/index.html JP http //www.pref.miyagi.jp/kurin/sdj-saikai.html Regular flights to Narita and major Asian cities have resumed. Sendai Airport Rapid Transit line fully recovered October 1 2012. JP http //www.senat.co.jp/ Fukushima Airport Updated 6 34 September 12 2012 JP http //www.fks-ab.co.jp/ Airport closest to crippled reactors. Regular international flights to Seoul and Shanghai are suspended as of September 2012. The status of international flights is not immediately apparent from the official website. To confirm visit the flight information page and download the PDF timetable http //www.fks-ab.co.jp/flight/ The first chartered international flight after the earthquake took off on September 11 2012. (Fukushima - Shanghai) Other Tohoku area airports Aomori Airport JP http //www.aomori-airport.co.jp/ Misawa Airport JP http //www.misawa-airport.co.jp/ Hanamaki Airport JP http //www.hna-terminal.co.jp/ Yamagata Airport EN http //www.yamagata-airport.co.jp/english/english_top.html Ibaraki Airport EN http //www.ibaraki-airport.net/en/index.html Odate Noshiro Aiport JP http //www.odate-noshiro-airport.com/ Akita Airport EN http //www.akita-airport.com/en/ Shounai Airport JP http //www.shonai-airport.co.jp/ Airlines ANA http //www.ana.co.jp/asw/topinfo/info.jsp?infoID=d20110312102852 info_tool_flag=1 JAL https //www.jal.co.jp/cms/other/ja/info1.html Skymark http //www.res.skymark.co.jp/mercury/fis/flight_announce_i18n AIR Do http //www.airdo.jp/ap/pc/preview.html?id=795 Ibex http //www.ibexair.co.jp/ Korean Air http //www.koreanair.com/ Korean Air serves several Japanese cities including Hakodate, Aomori, Akita and Niigata. Asiana Airline flights to Sendai have resumed. Seoul - Asahikawa is operating on a limited basis. Flights to Ibaraki and Fukushima remain suspended as of July 24 2012. Bus IMPORTANT Websites and call centers for reservations might be out of service due to the heavy traffic on their servers or phone lines. The websites for reservation are currently only available in japanese. If you would like to make a reservation and cannot read Japanese, please ask Japanese or people who can read Japanese for help. You can also try the call centers or JR ticket office at your local JR Station. Fortunately, not all long-distance buses require prior reservation. In most cases two or more companies run a service together. Pre-purchased tickets are generally valid for either operator. [部分編集] Long-distance bus companies in the Tohoku area Runs include those by other (code-sharing) operators. JR Bus Tohoku JP http //www.jrbustohoku.co.jp/ Aomori - Tokyo (1 night run, reserved, 9.5 hours) Morioka - Tokyo Akita - Tokyo Sendai - Tokyo Shinjuku (4 runs, reserved, 5.5 hours) Fukushima, Kouriyama - Tokyo (Shinjuku) Sendai - Niigata (8 runs, reserved, 4 hours) Sendai - Morioka NOTE JR Bus Tohoku recommends reservations through one of the following reservation websites (Japanese only) and payment by credit card. Hassha Orai Net http //www.j-bus.co.jp/web/index.html Kosoku Bus Net http //www.kousokubus.net/ Bus Plaza http //www.tabiplaza.net/bus/ (Email address for contact is available at the website.) JR Bus Tohoku Call Center(probably Japanese only)} Bus Information Center at Sendai Sta. East Gate 022-256-6646(8 30 - 18 30) JR Bus Ticket Center at Aomori Sta. 017-773-5722(7 00 - 17 00) JR Bus Ticket Center at Morioka Sta. 019-624-4474(8 00 - 19 30) JR Ticket Office (Midori No Madoguchi) Tickets may be available at manned ticket booths of larger JR Stations. JR Bus Kanto JP http //www.jrbuskanto.co.jp/ EN http //www.jrbuskanto.co.jp/bus_route_e/ Iwaki - Tokyo Fukushima, Kouriyama - Tokyo (Shinjuku) Instructions for JR Bus Tohoku probably also apply here. Konan Bus JP http //konanbus.com/ Aomori, Hirosaki - Tokyo (Total 5 night runs and 1 day run, reserved, 10+ hours) Iwate-ken Kotsu JP http //www.iwatekenkotsu.co.jp/ Morioka - Sendai (15 runs, non-reserved, 2.5 hours) Morioka - Tokyo (2 night runs and 1 night run, reserved, 7.5 hours) Morioka - Yokohama Hanamaki - Ikebukuro Iwate Kenpoku Bus JP http //www.iwate-kenpokubus.co.jp/ Miyako, Morioka - Tokyo Shinagawa (1 night run, reserved, 9.5 hours) Morioka-Minami - Tokyo Shinagawa (1 run, reserved, 8 hours) Morioka - Sendai Morioka - Kouriyama (2 runs, non-reserved, 4.5 hours) Morioka - Miyako Higashi Nippon Express JP http //www.higashinippon.co.jp/ Sendai - Morioka Sendai - Ichinoseki (19 runs, non-reserved 80 minutes) Miyagi Koutsuu (Miyakou Bus) JP http //www.miyakou.co.jp/ Sendai - Akita Sendai - Yamagata (76 runs, non-reserved, 70 minutes) Sendai - Fukushima Sendai - Kouriyama Sendai - Ishinomaki (No service to Miyako City, Iwate ken) Yamagata Koutsuu (Yamako) JP http //www.yamakobus.co.jp/ Yamagata - Sendai (76 runs, non-reserved, 70 minutes) Yonezawa - Sendai Fukushima Koutsuu JP http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/ Kouriyama - Nasu-Shiobara Kouriyama - Sendai Kouriyama - Morioka Kouriyama - Iwaki Fukushima - Kouriyama Fukushima - Sendai Aizu Bus JP http //www.aizubus.com/ Aizu-Wakamatsu - Tokyo (Shinjuku) Aizu-Wakamatsu - Niigata Aizu-Wakamatsu - Sendai Aizu-Wakamatsu - Fukushima Aizu-Wakamatsu - Kouriyama Shin-Jouban Koutsuu Iwaki - Tokyo Iwaki - Fukushima Airport Iwaki - Kouriyama [部分編集] Intercity bus routes As of September 19, most schedules are back to normal. Most services between the Tohoku area north of Kouriyama and Tokyo use the Tohoku Expressway, which travels 150 km (nearly 100 miles) inside the 80 km (50 mile) radius of the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant. This highway will be blocked if a major accident happens there. Note that with only a modest event local residents may start evacuating with their cars and create traffic jams. Sendai - Yamagata Airport direct Updated 7 39 May 17 2011 Direct bus service ended May 15 2011. Yamagata Airport from Sendai (1) Sendai - Yamagata bus (following section) + Airport shuttle bus. Transfer at Yamakou Building. (2) JR Senzan Line + Airport Shuttle bus. Transfer at JR Yamagata station. Sendai - Yamagata Updated 14 54 April 19 2011 Operated by Yamagata Koutsuu and Miyagi Koutsuu http //www.yamakobus.co.jp/kousoku/ya-se2.html Yamagata stops Yamakou Bldg, (Yamagata Station), Yamagata Pref Govt Hall Sendai Sendai Station, Miyagi Pref Govt Hall/Sendai City Hall Some runs skip JR Yamagata Station. Sendai Station stop is by Sakurano shopping center. 76 runs each way per day Sendai departures 6 10-22 20 Yamagata departures 5 50-21 50 About 70 minutes. Fare 900 yen. No reservations. Sendai - Tokyo Shinjuku Updated 6 07 September 19 2011 Departure Destination Departure Time Notes Sendai Sta. Shinjuku Sta. 8 00 11 10 14 10 23 50 Reservation required Shinjuku Sta. Sendai Sta. 9 00 10 50 14 30 23 59 Reservation required Reservations through Bus Plaza and payment by credit card recommended. Popular service; difficult to book. JP http //www.jrbustohoku.co.jp/express/detail/?PID=4 RID=23 Furukawa, Izumi-chuo, Sendai - JR Tokyo Station and Sendai - Shinagawa, Yokohama resumed July 28. Sendai - Tsuruoka, Sakata Updated 9 36 June 11 2011 Operated by Shounai Koutsuu, Miyagi Koutsuu, Yamagata Koutsuu and Ugo Koutuu JP http //www.shonaikotsu.jp/highway/sendai.html Sendai - Tsuruoka travel time 1 hour 7 minutes. Sendai - Tsuruoka fare 2900 yen adult 13 runs daily. Departures Sendai 7 05-20 35. Tsuruoka 6 40-19 50 Reservation required. See above website for numbers. Some runs continue to Honjou. Tsuruoka bus stops are Shounai Kankou Bussan-kan and S-Mall. S-Mall is closer to JR Tsuruoka Station, but skipped by some runs. Sendai departure platform is 40 Hirose-dori (10 minutes from JR Sendai West Exit) There is also Sakata, Tsuruoka - Yamagata operated by Shounai Koutsuu and Yamagata Koutsuu. Tsuruoka S-Mall - JR Yamagata Station about 1 hour 9 runs daily. No reservation. As an evacuation route from Sendai this is better than the direct bus to Tokyo and the Sendai - Niigata bus for it uses a road that heads straight west. Sendai - Niigata New April 6 Operated by JR Bus Tohoku and Niigata Koutsuu http //www.jrbustohoku.co.jp/express/detail/?PID=7 RID=22 8 runs each way per day, including one night run. Departures Sendai 7 30 - 23 40, Niigata Badai Bus Terminal 7 30 - 23 40 Travel time 4 hours for day runs, nearly 6 hours night run. Reservation necessary. Goes through Fukushima-ken to Kouriyama and turns into Ban etsu Expressway. Not ideal for evacuation from Sendai. Currently not difficult to book. Sendai - Fukushima Updated 5 47 May 26 2011 Operated by JR Bus Tohoku, Miyagi Koutsuu and Fukushima Koutsuu http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/highway/pdf/20110327_fssd.pdf 28 runs each way per day. Departures Sendai 7 00-21 00, Fukushima 6 50-20 35 Travel time 70 minutes. Fare 1000 yen adult. Special discount two tickets for 1400 yen (June 1 - July 31). No reservation. Fukushima, Koriyama - Tokyo Shinjuku Updated 11 46 April 6 2011 Operated by Fukushima Koutsuu JR Bus Kanto and JR Bus Tohoku http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/highway/02_08.html 6 Fukushima - Shinjuku runs, 6 Kouriyama - Shinjuku runs each way per day. All Fukushima - Shinjuku runs stop at Kouriyama. (12 chances at Kouriyama) Departures Fukushima 6 43-17 08, Kouriyama 5 50-1814, Shinkuku 8 00-21 00 Fukushima - Shinjuku 5 hours, 4800 yen (adult fare). Kouriyama - Shinjuku 4 hours, 4000 yen. Please reserve and purchase ticket in advance through the reservation website (Kosoku Bus Net), Fukushima Koutsuu, JR Ticket Center or a convenience store. Currently crowded. In addition to the above there is one Fukushima, Kouriyama - Tokyo Station, Yokohama night run. Fare is higher than the day runs. Reservation required. JP http //www.jrbustohoku.co.jp/express/detail/?PID=6 RID=27 Departure times Fukushima 22 50, Kouriyama 23 50 Yokohama 23 05, Tokyo Station 23 59 Kouriyama - Fukushima Updated 6 55 May 24 2011 Operated by Fukushima Koutsuu http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/highway/pdf/20110415_fsky.pdf Travel time 70 minutes, traffic permitting. 8 runs each way. 5 more weekdays (yellow columns in timetable) Fare 800 yen adult, 400 yen child. No reservation. Kouriyama - Sendai Updated 6 44 May 25 2011 Operated by Fukushima Koutsuu, Miyagi Koutsuu and JR Bus Tohoku JP http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/highway/02_14.html Travel time 120 minutes, traffic permitting. 20 runs each way. 28 runs each way from June 1. Fare 2100 yen adult No reservation. Timetable for June 1 onward http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/ride/highway_bus/ksbus/ko-se.html http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/ride/highway_bus/ksbus/se-ko.html Kouriyama, Fukushima - Morioka Updated 5 26 May 23 2011 Operated by Fukushima Koutstuu and Iwate Kenpoku Bus New from May 23. Installed as a replacement for separate Kouriyama - Morioka and Fukushima - Morioka runs. JP http //www.fukushima-koutu.co.jp/highway/pdf/20110519_fsmo.pdf Travel time Kouriyama - Morioka 4 hours 50 minutes. Travel time Fukushima - Morioka 3 hours 50 minutes. 2 runs each way. Fare Kouriyama - Morioka 4000 yen adult Fare Fukushima - Morioka 3500 yen adult No reservation. Departure times Northbound Kouriyama 8 00, 15 45 Northbound Fukushima 9 00, 16 45 Southbound Morioka 7 00, 16 45 Additional stops Nihonmatsu (expressway) Bus Stop, JR Kuriyagawa Station. Fukushima - Morioka Updated 4 55 May 23 2011 Independent runs ended May 22. See above for services after May 23. Sendai - Ishinomaki New July 8 Operated by Miyagi Koutsuu Bus. http //www.miyakou.co.jp/cms/express/desc/34/ Travel time 1 hour 18 minutes, traffic permitting. 27 runs each way. Fare 800 yen adult, pack of two tickets 1700 yen. No reservation. Departure times Eastbound Sendai 6 47 - 20 47 Westbound Ishinomaki 5 30 - 18 30 Departs from stop no. 33, in front of Sendai Sakurano Department Store. (West exit) Sendai - Ichinoseki Updated 16 48 April 8 2011 Operated by Higashi Nippon Express JP http //www.higashinippon.co.jp/highway/ichinoseki.html Travel time 80 minutes. 19 runs each way (1 or 2 runs per hour) Departures Sendai 7 00 - 20 00 Ichinoseki 6 30 - 19 00 Fare 1500 yen adult No reservation. Sendai - Hiraizumi, Chusonji Operated by Miyagi Koutsuu Bus. http //www.miyakou.co.jp/cms/express/desc/35/ Travel time 90 minutes. Departures Sendai 9 00 (every day), 10 30 (weekend and holiday only) Chusonji 14 00 (weekend and holiday only), 15 00 (every day) Fare 1700 yen adult. No reservation. Departs from Sendai East Exit stop no. 3. Discount tickets for Sendai - Ichinoseki are not valid for this run. Sendai - Morioka Updated 5 26 May 21 2011 Operated by Miyagi Koutsuu, JR Bus Tohoku, Iwate-ken Koutsuu, Iwate Kenpoku Bus and Higashi Nippon Express JP http //www.miyakou.co.jp/cms/express/desc/10/ Travel time 2 hours 40 minutes. 15 runs each way, 5 more Fri - Sun and Hol. Departures Sendai 7 00 - 20 00 Morioka Station 5 55 - 19 10 Fare 2850 yen adult No reservation. Morioka - Akita Airport direct Updated 6 22 May 20 2011 Service ended May 18. Bus services in Miyagi-ken Information compiled by Miyagi Prefecture JP http //www.pref.miyagi.jp/soukou/jisin.html Charted buses for volunteers Humanitarian organizations are working with bus companies to bring volunteers to areas which require manpower. These are like packaged tours, except that participants engage in relief work instead of sightseeing. Peaceboat Japan Organization known for its round the world budget cruises. Staff competent in English and other foreign languages. EN http //www.peaceboat.org/english/ EN http //peaceboat.jp/relief/volunteer/ Transportation to the disaster area is by bus. Participants are required to attend an orientation session. Nadia Organization in Ishinomaki, Miyagi. Organizes trips from Tokyo. EN http //team-nadia.org/ [部分編集] Ferry Status Updated 7 20 March 18 2012 The ferry ports of Oarai (Ibaraki-ken), Sendai and Hachinohe were severely damaged by the tsunami of March 11. Aomori was spared due to its location. The damage at Hakodate was minor. Note that two ferry lines operate between Aomori - Hakodate. Make sure to arrive at the right terminal. Operator Section Status MOL Ferry Co. Oarai - Tomakomai Normal from June 6 2011. Taiheiyo Ferry Sendai - Tomakomai Normal schedule from June 5 2011. Taiheiyo Ferry Nagoya - Sendai Normal schedule from June 6 2011. Silver Ferry Line Hachinohe - Tomakomai Hachinohe - Tomakomai service resumed July 10/11 2011. Normal operations. Seikan Ferry Aomori - Hakodate Normal. Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry Aomori/Ohma - Hakodate Normal. Shin Nihonkai Ferry Tsuruga - Niigata - Akita - Tomakomai Normal. Ferry companies serving the Tohoku area MOL Ferry (Mitsui Line Sunflower) JP http //www.sunflower.co.jp/ferry/index.shtml EN http //www.sunflower.co.jp/english/index.shtml Taiheiyo Ferry JP http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/ EN http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/english/index.html ZN http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/chinese/index.html Silver Ferry (Kawasaki Kinkai) JP http //www.silverferry.jp/ Seikan Ferry JP http //www.seikan-ferry.co.jp/index2.html Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry EN http //www.tsugarukaikyo.co.jp/global/ JP http //www.tsugarukaikyo.co.jp/ Shin-Nihonkai Ferry JP http //www.snf.jp/ EN http //www.snf.jp/pdf/english.pdf Oarai - Tomakomai Ferry Updated 7 20 March 18 2012 Oarai is the ferry port in the greater Tokyo area which handles traffic to Hokkaido. Operated by MOL Ferry (Mitsui Line) JP http //www.sunflower.co.jp/ferry/index.shtml EN http //www.sunflower.co.jp/english/index.shtml Online reservation page JP http //www.shosenmitsuiferry.jp/web/ Oarai Ferry Port suffered tsunami damage but the official website never gave details. JP http //www.oarai-port.com/ Kashima Rinkai Railway is normal from July 12 2011. JR Joban Line Ueno - Mito runs are normal. Discount packages "Pacific Story" Pamphlet in English available from the official MOL Sunflower Ferry website. Go! Go! Hokkaido Special offer from Oarai Port tourist bureau. Official pamphlet in Japanese only http //www.oarai-terminal.jp/ Nagoya - Sendai - Tomakomai Ferry Updated 6 59 July 23 2012 Operated by Taiheiyo Ferry JP http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/index.html Normal operations from June 5 2011. JP http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/koro/index.html EN http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/english/koro/index.html ZN http //www.taiheiyo-ferry.co.jp/chinese/koro/index.html JR Senseki Line is operating on a modified timetable and does not go to Ishinomaki. Bus from/to Sendai via Nakano-Sakae Station is operating on schedule. Nagoya - Tomakomai through passengers may not disembark at Sendai. (The vessel has to leave port as soon as possible in case a tsunami warning is issued.) [部分編集] Road Traffic Status in Tohoku Area Updated March 14 2013 All expressways in the Tohoku region have reopened, with the exception of the Joban Expressway which runs near the damaged power plant. This road is blocked north of Iwaki. The government has announced that it wants this route open by May 2015. NEXCO East Japan JP http //www.e-nexco.co.jp/ EN http //www.e-nexco.co.jp/english/ Japan Road Traffic Information Center (JARTIC) Northern Tohoku map JP http //www.jartic.or.jp/traffic/highway/touhoku.html Southern Tohoku map JP http //www.jartic.or.jp/traffic/highway/touhokunanbu.html Legend black blocked, blue snow/ice, purple accident, red heavy congestion, orange congestion, green restrictions in effect Lost and damaged vehicles New June 13 2011 The land transportation bureau has compiled a Question and Answer sheet on the official procedures for de-registering lost and damaged vehicles JP http //wwwtb.mlit.go.jp/tohoku/puresu/jg110420.pdf There is also information on the disposal of ruined cars, tax and insurance issues. [部分編集] General safety tips Updated 8 33 April 15 2011 Civil servants and transportation sector workers are well trained to cope with the risk of earthquakes. If you encounter a strong earthquake during travel, trust these people and follow their orders. Shinkansen trains slow down before the main shock of an earthquake arrives. A network of sensors comprise an early warning system. Only one formation was knocked off the tracks by the magnitude 9 earthquake of March 11. Preparations toward nuclear accidents are unfortunately feeble at best. Often they simply don t exist. As of April 13, one month after the first explosion at Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant, Fushima-ken, Fukushima City, Kouriyama City have not announced disaster response plans on their official websites. In case another accident happens at Fukushima Daiichi, the officials will have a hard time coordinating their efforts. Another problem is interaction between earthquake and nuclear crisis. This has become apparent in many ways. The officials have not yet revised their earthquake crisis management plans. In inland cities fire is considered the greatest danger. Everywhere the manuals say "Once the shaking is over, everyone should be promptly led outside." Trips through Fukushima should be avoided whenever possible. Those who decide to do so nevertheless should keep in mind that at least three things are likely to happen if a major accident happens at the nuclear power plant 1. Orders from officials will not be consistent. 2. Traffic jams will develop as citizens try to escape by car. 3. Phone exchanges will be overloaded and contact by phone will become impossible.(Online translation services will be out of reach.)
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Image Preparation Dialog The image preparation dialog allows the incoming images from disk to be modified before they are cached in RAM for replay and tracking. The dialog is launched either from the open-shot dialog, or from the Shot/Image Preparation menu item. Like the main SynthEyes user interface, the image preparation dialog has several tabs, each bringing up a different set of controls. The Stabilize tab is active above. With the left button pushed, you can review all the tabs quickly. For more information on this panel, see the Image Preparation and Stabilization sections. Warning you should be sure to set up the cropping and distortion/scale values before beginning tracking or creating rotosplines. The splines and trackers do not automatically update to adapt to these changes in the underlying image structure, which can be complex. Use the Apply/Remove Lens Distortion script on the main Script menu to adapt to late changes in the distortion value. Shared Controls OK. Button. Closes the image preprocessing dialog and flushes no-longer-valid frames the RAM buffer to make way for the new version of the shot images. You can use SynthEyes s main undo button to undo all the effects of the Image Preprocessing dialog as a unit, or then redo them if desired. Cancel. Button. Undoes the changes made using the image preprocessing dialog, then closes it. Undo. Button. Undo the latest change made using the image preprocessing panel. You can not undo changes made before the panel was opened. Redo. Button. Redo the last change undone. Final. Button. Reads either Final or Padded the two display modes of the viewport. The final view shows the final image coming from the image preparation subsection. The padded view shows the image after padding and lens undistortion, but before stabilization or resampling. Both. Button. Reads either Both, Neither, or ImgPrep, indicating whether the image prep and/or main SynthEyes display window are updated simultaneously as you change the image prep controls. Neither mode saves time if you do not need to see what you are doing. Both mode allows you to show the Padded view and Final view (in the main camera view) simultaneously. Margin. Spinner. Creates an extra off-screen border around the image in the image prep view. Makes it easier to see and understand what the stabilizer is doing, in particular. Show. Button. When enabled, trackers are shown in the image prep view. Image Prep View. Image display. Shows either the final image produced by the image prep subsystem (Final mode), or the image obtained after padding the image and undistorting it (Padded mode). You can drag the Region-of-interest (ROI) and Point-of-interest (POI) around, plus you can click to select trackers, or lasso-select by dragging. Playbar (at bottom) Preset Manager. Drop-down. Lets you create and control presets for the image prep system, for example, different presets for the entire shot and for each moving object in the shot. Preset Mgr. Disconnect from the current preset; further changes on the panel will not affect the preset. New preset. Create and attach to a new preset. You will be prompted for the name of the new preset. Reset. Resets the current preset to the initial settings, which do nothing to the image. Rename. Prompt for a new name for the current preset. Delete. Delete the current preset. Your presets. Selecting your preset will switch to it. Any changes you then make will affect that preset, unless you later select the Preset Mgr. item before switching to a different preset. Rewind. Button. Go back to the beginning of the shot. Back Key. Button. Go back to the previous frame with a ROI or Levels key. Back Frame. Button. Go back one frame; with Control down, back one key; with Shift down, back to the beginning of the shot. Auto-repeats. Frame. Spinner. The frame to be displayed in the viewport, and to set keys for. Note that the image does not update while the spinner drags because that would require fetching all the intermediate frames from disk, which is largely what we’re trying to avoid. Forward Frame. Button. Go forward one frame; with Control down, forward one key; with Shift down, forward to the end of the shot. Auto-repeats. Forward Key. Button. Go forward to the next frame with a ROI or Levels key. To End. Button. Go to the end of the shot. Make Keys. Checkbox. When off, any changes to the levels or region of interest create keys at frame zero (for when they are not animated). With the checkbox on, keys are created at the current frame. Enable. Button (stoplight). Allows you to temporarily disable levels, color, blur, downsampling, channels, and ROI, but not padding or distortion. Use to find a lost ROI, for example. Effective only within image prep. Rez Tab Blur. Spinner. Causes a Gaussian blur with the specified radius, typically to minimize the effect of grain in film. Applied before down-sampling, so it can eliminate artifacts. Hi-Pass. Spinner. When non-zero, creates a high-pass filter using a Gaussian blur of this radius. Use to handle footage with very variable lighting, such as explosions and strobes. Radius is usually much larger than typical blur compensations. Applied before down-sampling. DownRez. Drop-down list None, By 1/2, By 1/4. Causes the image from disk to be reduced in resolution by the specified amount, saving RAM and time for large film images, but reducing accuracy as well. Interpolation. Drop-down list. Bi-Linear, 2-Lanczos, 3-Lanczos. The bi-linear method is fastest but softens the image slightly. If the shot has a lot of noise, that can be a good thing. The 2-Lanczos filter provides a sharper result, after a longer time. The 3-Lanczos filter is even sharper, with more time and of course the noise is made sharper also. Channel. Drop-down list RGB, Luma, R, G, B, A. Allows a luminance image to be used for tracking, or an individual channel such as red or green. Blue is usually noisy, alpha is only for spot-checking the incoming alpha. This can reduce memory consumption by a factor of 3. Invert. Checkbox. Inverts the RGB image or channel to improve feature visibility. Levels Tab High. Spinner. Incoming level that will be mapped to full white in RAM. Changing the level values will create a key on the current frame if the Make Keys checkbox is on, so you can dynamically adjust to changes in shot image levels. Use right-click to delete a key, shift-right-click to truncate keys past the current frame, and control-right-click to kill all keys. High, Mid, and Low are all keyed together. Mid. Spinner. Incoming level that will be mapped to 50% white in RAM. (Controls the effective gamma.) Low. Spinner. Incoming level that will be mapped to 0% black in RAM. Gamma. Spinner. A gamma level corresponding to the relationship between High, Mid, and Low. Saturation. Spinner. Controls the saturation (color gain) of the images, without affecting overall brightness. Hue. Spinner. Rotates the hue angle +/- 180 degrees. Might be used to line up a color axis a bit better in advance of selecting a single-channel output. Cropping Tab Left Crop. Spinner. The amount of image that was cropped from the left side of the film. Width Used. Spinner. The amount of film actually scanned for the image. This value is not stored permanently; it multiplies the left and right cropping values. Normally it is 1, so that the left and right crop are the fraction of the image width that was cropped on that size. But if you have film measurements in mm, say, you can enter all the measurements in mm and they will eventually be converted to relative values. Right Crop. Spinner. The relative amount of the width that was cropped from the right. Top Crop. Spinner. The relative amount of the height that was cropped. Height Used. Spinner. The actual height of the scanned portion of the image, though this is an arbitrary value. Right Crop. Spinner. The relative amount of the height that was cropped along the bottom. Effective Center. 2 Spinners. The optic center falls, by definition, at the center of the padded-up (uncropped) image. These values show the location of the optic center in the U and V coordinates of the original image. You can also change them to achieve a specified center, and corresponding cropping values will be created. Stabilize Tab For more information, see the Stabilization section of the manual. Get Tracks. Button. Acquires the path of all selected trackers and computes a weighted average of them together to get a single net point-of-interest track. Stabilize Axes Translation. Dropdown list None/Filter/Peg. Controls stabilization of the left/right and up/down axes of the stabilizer, if any. The Filter setting uses the cut frequency spinner, and is typically used for traveling shots such as a car driving down a highway, where features come and go. The Pegged setting causes the initial position of the point of interest on the first frame to be kept throughout the shot (subject to alteration by the Adjust tracks). This is typical for shots orbiting a target. Rotation. Dropdown list None/Filter/Peg. Controls the stabilization of the rotation of the image around the point of interest. Cut Freq(Hz). Spinner. This is the cutoff frequency (cycles/second) for low-pass filtering when the peg checkbox(es) are off. Any higher frequencies are attenuated, and the higher they are, the less they will be seen. Higher values are suitable for removing interlacing or residual vibration from a car mount, say. Lower values under 1 Hz are needed for hand-held shots. Note that below a certain frequency, depending on the length of the shot, further reducing this value will have no effect. Auto-Scale. Button. Creates a Delta-Zoom track that is sufficient to ensure that there are no empty regions in the stabilized image, subject to the maximum auto-zoom. Can also animate the zoom and create Delta U and V pans depending on the Animate setting. Animate. Dropdown list Neither/Translate/Zoom/Both. Controls whether or not Auto-Scale is permitted to animate the zoom or delta U/V pan tracks to stay under the Maximum auto-zoom value. This can help you achieve stabilization with a smaller zoom value. But, if it is creating an animated zoom, be sure you set the main SynthEyes lens setting to Zoom. Maximum auto-zoom. Spinner. The auto-scale will not create a zoom larger than this. If the zoom is larger, the delta U/V and zoom tracks may be animated, depending on the Animate setting. Clear Tracks. Button. Clears the saved point-of-interest track and reference track, turning off the stabilizer. Lens Tab Get Solver FOV. Button. Imports the field of view determined by a SynthEyes solve cycle, or previously hand-animated on the main SynthEyes lens panel, placing these field of view values into the stabilizer s FOV track. Field of View. Spinner. Horizontal angular field of view in degrees. Animatable. Separate from the solver s FOV track, as found on the main Lens panel. Focal Length. Spinner. Camera focal length, based on the field of view and back plate width shown below it. Since plate size is rarely accurately known, use the field of view value wherever possible. Plate. Text display. Shows the effective plate size in millimeters and inches. To change it, close the Image Prep dialog, and select the Shot/Edit Shot menu item. Get Solver Distort. Button. Brings the distortion coefficient from the main Lens panel into the image prep system s distortion track. Note that while the main lens distortion can not be animated, this image prep distortion can be. This button imports the single value, clearing any other keys. You will be asked if you want to remove the distortion from the main lens panel, you should usually answer yes to avoid double-distortion. Distortion. Spinner. Removes this much distortion from the image. You can determine this coefficient from the alignment lines on the SynthEyes Lens panel, then transfer it to this Image Preparation spinner. Do this BEFORE beginning tracking. Can be animated. Scale. Spinner. Enlarges or reduces the image to compensate for the effect of the distortion correction. Can be animated. Apply distortion. Checkbox. Normally the distortion, scale, and cropping specified are removed from the shot in preparation for tracking. When this checkbox is turned on, the distortion, scale, and cropping are applied instead, typically to reapply distortion to externally-rendered shots to be written to disk for later compositing. Adjust Tab Delta U. Spinner. Shifts the view horizontally during stabilization, allowing the point-of-interest to be moved. Animated. Allows the stabilization to be “directed,” either to avoid higher zoom factors, or for pan/scan operations. Note that the shift is in 3-D, and depends on the lens field of view. Delta V. Spinner. Shifts the view vertically during stabilization. Animated. Delta Rot. Spinner. Degrees. Rotates the view during stabilization. Animated. Delta Zoom. Spinner. Zooms in and out of the image. At a value of 1.0, pixels are the same size coming in and going out. At a value of 2.0, pixels are twice the size, reducing the field of view and image quality. This value should stay down in the 1.10-1.20 range (10-20% zoom) to minimize impact on image quality. Animated. Note that the Auto-Scale button overwrites this track. Output Tab Resample. Checkbox. When turned on, the image prep output can be at a different resolution and aspect than the source. For example, a 3K 4 3 film scan might be padded up to restore the image center, then panned and scanned in 3-D and resampled to produce a 16 9 1080p HD image. New Width. Spinner. When resampling is enabled, the new width of the output image. New Height. Spinner. The new height of the resampled image. New Aspect. Spinner. The new aspect ratio of the resampled image. The resampled width is always the full width of the zoomed image being used, so this aspect ratio winds up controlling the height of the region of the original being used. Try it in “Padded” mode and you’ll see. 4 3. Button. A convenience button, sets the new aspect ratio spinner to 1.333. 16 9. Button. More convenience, sets the new aspect ratio to 1.778. Save Sequence. Button. Brings up a dialog which allows the entire modified image sequence to be saved back to disk. Apply to Trkers. Button. Takes whatever all the stabilization system is doing to the image, and does the same thing to the trackers, so that they will still be in the same place in the main SynthEyes interface. Used to avoid retracking after stabilizing a shot. Do not hit more than once! Remove f/Trkers. Button. Assuming you’ve already hit the Apply button above, this removes the effect of the stabilization. You must do this before changing the stabilization around again, then re-Apply it. Region of Interest (ROI) Hor. Ctr., Ver. Ctr. Spinners. These are the horizontal and vertical center position of the region of interest, ranging from -1 to +1. These tracks are animated, and keys will be set when the Make Keys checkbox is on. Normally set by dragging in the view window. A smaller ROI will require less RAM, allowing more frames to be stored for real-time playback. Use right-click to delete a key, shift-right-click to truncate keys past the current frame, and control-right-click to kill all keys. Half Width, Half Height. Spinners. The width and height of the region of interest, where 0 is completely skinny, and 1 is the entire width or height. They are called Half Width and Height because with the center at 0, a width of 1 goes from -1 to +1 in U,V coordinates. Use Control-Drag in the viewport to change the width and height. Keyed simultaneously with the center positions. Use right-click to delete a key, shift-right-click to truncate keys past the current frame, and control-right-click to kill all keys. Save Processed Image Sequence Dialog Launched from the Save Sequence button on the Output tab. … Button. Click this to set the output file name to write the sequence to. Make sure to select the desired file type as you do this. When writing an image sequence, include the number of zeroes you wish in the resulting sequence file names. For example, seq0000 will be a four-digit image number, starting at zero, while seq1 will have a varying number of digits, starting from 1. Compression Settings. Button. Click to set the desired compression settings, after setting up the file name and type. Subtle non-SynthEyes Quicktime “feature ” the H.264 codec requires that the Key Frame every … frames checkbox in its compression settings must be turned off. Otherwise the codec produces only a single frame! RGB Included. Checkbox. Include the RGB channels in the files produces (should usually be on). 16bit/channel. Checkbox. Produce 16 bit/channel files. Possible only if the source is 16 bit/channel. Alpha Included. Checkbox. Include the alpha channel in the output. Can be turned on only if the output format permits it. If the input images do not contain alpha data, it will be generated from the roto-splines and/or green-screen key. Or, if (only after) you turn off the RGB Included checkbox, you can turn on the Alpha Included checkbox, and alpha channel data will be produced from the roto-spline/green-screen and converted to RGB data that is written. This feature allows a normal black/white alpha-channel image to be produced even for formats that do not support alpha information, or for other applications that require separate alpha data. Start. Button. Get going… Cancel. Button. Stop when next convenient. For image sequences on multi-core processors, this can be several frames later because frames are being generated in parallel.
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現在翻訳作業中！ ●注意：以下の文章は、作業途中の文章です。時間があるときに少しずつ翻訳作業をしているので、誤訳・不適切な用語・意味不明な文章のままになっていて、間違いだらけのノートのようなものであり、正確さを欠きます。そのため、現時点ではあまり参考にはならないと思いますが、それは翻訳途中の文章を掲載している私の怠慢と翻訳能力不足のせいであって、オリジナル文章のクオリティが低いわけではありません、たぶん。閲覧する際は、その点をご注意ください。不完全な文章を読むと訂正などのツッコミを入れたくなると思います。なので共同作業者も募集中です。一緒に訳しましょう。これらは、wikiで現在編集制限していないので誰でも編集できます。直しちゃったり、加筆しちゃったり、を歓迎します。貢献しだいで翻訳精度や情報の信頼性は向上し、情報量は増大しますよ。また、「こんなとこでちまちまやってないでWikipediaに直接執筆すればいいじゃん」と思う人もいらっしゃると思います。ごもっともです。そういう方で元気がある方はどんどんWikipediaに新規執筆、加筆、翻訳をしてください。この翻訳中の文章は、実際に項目を書く前の下書き、下調べのようなものなのです。ある程度の精度の翻訳になった場合には、本家Wikipediaに掲載する予定でいます。お問い合わせは、メール drill.xx(at)gmail.comまで。 Earth Liberation Front(ELF) 地球解放戦線(日本語版) 出典 フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）英語版』 出典： http //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Liberation_Front 2007-09-17T00 20 00 より翻訳中。 主な執筆者： The Epopt、DanKeshet、Tzartzam、Minesweeper、Maximus Rex他。 こっちは＠wikiモード （ワープロモード 翻訳 Earth Liberation Frontとの操作性の比較テスト） The Earth Liberation Front (ELF) is the collective name for anonymous and autonomous individuals or groups that, according to the now defunct Earth Liberation Front Press Office, use "economic sabotage and guerrilla warfare to stop the exploitation and destruction of the natural environment." [http //www.carkeys.co.uk/features/everything_else/914.asp] The organization has been active in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom where the movement was founded. ELF sympathizers say that it is an eco-defense group dedicated to taking the profit motive out of environmental destruction by targeting and causing economic damage to businesses through the use of direct action. ref http //arkangelweb.org/modules.php?op=modload name=News file=article sid=405 /ref The ELF was classified as the top Terrorism|domestic terror threat in the United States by the FBI in March 2001. ref http //prfamerica.org/EarthLiberationFrontNo1onFBIList.html /ref ref http //www.fbi.gov/congress/congress02/jarboe021202.htm /ref The ELF s guidelines require that individuals or groups acting on its behalf "take all necessary precautions against harming any animal — human and nonhuman."[http //www.satyamag.com/mar04/elf.html]. On the lack of deaths from ELF action, the FBI s deputy assistant director for counterterrorism has said, "I think we re lucky. Once you set one of these fires they can go way out of control." ref http //www.cnn.com/2005/US/05/19/domestic.terrorism/index.html /ref The group came to public prominence when they were featuring on the television show 60 Minutes . ref http //www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/11/10/60minutes/main1036067.shtml /ref Their techniques involve sabotage|destruction of property that they believe is being used to injure animals, people or the natural environment|environment. These activities are sometimes called[[ecotage]] and there are marked differences between their actions in the United States and in the United Kingdom. The Earth Liberation Front has no formal leadership, membership or official spokesperson; instead it consists of individuals or small groups who choose to use the term. The FBI says that activist Rod Coronado is "a national leader" of the ELF in the USA, while Coronado describes himself as an "unofficial ELF spokesman". ref http //www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=2 ObjectID=10370129 /ref Craig Rosebraugh served as an unofficial spokesperson for the ELF from 1997 to early September 2001. ref http //portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/02/334091.shtml /ref However, doubts have been raised about whether Rosebraugh or other unofficial spokespeople for ELF actually have any ties to the group. ref http //www.laweekly.com/news/news/earth-to-elf-come-in-please/20/ /ref History The Earth Liberation Front was founded in 1992 in Brighton, England by members of the "Earth First!" environmental movement. The name was derived from the Animal Liberation Front (ALF), a group that uses similar tactics to liberate animals or sabotage companies using them. ref http //greenfield.fortunecity.com/tree/16/fire.html# /ref In the September–October 1993 issue of the Earth First! Journal, an anonymous article announced the creation of the ELF in England. It said the ELF "is a movement of independently operating eco-saboteurs" that split from the "British EF! movement, which has focused directly on public direct actions." The author noted that, unlike the ALF which seeks publicity, "ELF cells, for security reasons, work without informing the press and do not claim responsibility for actions... The surest way to be done for conspiracy or to attract surveillance or infiltrators is to seek attention." Earth Liberation Front in the UK In contrast to their US counterparts, the actions of the ELF in the United Kingdom have mainly focused around small, unreported, covert ecotage, and have fallen short of eco-terrorism or major arson. Such actions are often attributed to the "elves" and "pixies", a pun on the acronym. ELF(UK) has never had its own media outlets; instead actions have been reported in EF!(UK) publications such as Action Update and Do or Die! . Many acts were reported around co-ordinated Earth Nights or protest camps connected with road-building, airports, or quarrying. Since 1996 virtually no actions have been claimed by the UK ELF, although covert ecotage does continue. ref http //www.cardiff.ac.uk/cplan/teaching/cpt637/background/article1.pdf /ref ELF guidelines for action The Earth Liberation Front has published guidelines for action. These guidelines say Any direct action to halt the destruction of the environment and adhering to the strict nonviolence guidelines, listed below, can be considered an ELF action. Economic sabotage and property destruction fall within the guidelines. ref http //www.tkb.org/Group.jsp?groupID=41 /ref #To inflict maximum economic damage on those profiting from the destruction and exploitation of the natural environment. #To reveal to, and to educate the public about the atrocities committed against the earth and all species that populate it. #To take all necessary precautions against harming life. Actions, police response, and convictions {{Main|Timeline of Earth Liberation Front actions}} ELF "monkeywrenching" has been carried out against facilities and companies involved in logging, genetic engineering, home building, automobile sales, energy production and distribution, and a wide variety of other activities, all charged by ELF with exploiting the environment. Individuals work in autonomous affinity groups and are self-funded. ref http //www.tkb.org/Group.jsp?groupID=41 /ref In late 2005 and early 2006, as part of Operation Backfire (FBI)|Operation Backfire , US grand jury|grand juries indicted a total of 18 activists on a range of charges related to "violent acts in the name of animal rights and environmental causes". ref http //www.fbi.gov/pressrel/speeches/mueller012006.htm /ref According to the FBI, many of these acts were carried out on behalf of the ELF. ref http //www.fbi.gov/page2/jan06/elf012006.htm /ref Although some of those arrested deny any affiliation with the ELF, ref http //www.indymedia.org/en/2006/01/831928.shtml /ref others, including Rod Coronado, have established ties to the group. ref http //www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=2 ObjectID=10370129 /ref In late 2006 a number of self-described ELF members pled guilty to arson and other charges in U.S. federal courts.[http //www.oregonlive.com/newsflash/regional/index.ssf?/base/news-17/1166084876304650.xml storylist=orlocal] On November 11, 2006 Joyanna Zacher, Nathan Block, Daniel McGowan and Jonathan Paul pleaded guilty to several eco-sabotage related charges, as part of a global resolution agreement with prosecutors. Judge Ann Aiken presided over the hearings. The change of pleas from the four defendants resolves all current “Operation Backfire” cases in Oregon.[http //info.interactivist.net/article.pl?sid=06/11/14/1649245] On December 15, 2006 Chelsea Dawn Gerlach and Stanilas Gregory Meyerhoff, pleaded guilty to $20 million worth of arsons committed between 1996 and 2001 by the Eugene-based cell of the ELF known as "The Family". Their fire-bombing of a Vail ski resort resulted in $12 million and the FBI characterized the ELF as the United States "top domestic terrorism threat". Gerlach has previously pleaded guilty to 18 counts of arson in other attacks, saying she was motivated by "a deep sense of despair and anger at the deteriorating state of the global environment," but adding that she has "since realized the firebombings did more harm than good." Meyerhoff has renounced ELF and pleaded guilty to 54 counts, but is still under indictment in Michigan, Arizona, Washington, Wyoming and California.[http //www.freenewmexican.com/news/53743.html] The FBI alleged that the group was led by William C. Rodgers, who was arrested in December 2005 and committed suicide in jail just before he was to be transferred to Oregon. Two other ELF members indicted in the Vail arson, Josephine Sunshine Overaker and Rebecca J. Rubin, have not been apprehended. Vail Resorts Inc. has since rebuilt the firebombed lodge. Criticism of ELF The FBI designated the ELF as "Eco-terrorism|eco-terrorists." ref http //www.csmonitor.com/2006/0130/p20s01-sten.htm /ref Representative Scott McInnis, then chairman of the US House Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health, subpoenaed Craig Rosebraugh in an effort to investigate the ELF s activities. On hearing Rosebraugh s testimony, McInnis suggested it was "luck" no one has been killed by an ELF (or ALF) attack. ref http //www.stopecoviolence.com/pdfs/2_12_02.pdf /ref Referring to the Earth Liberation Front and the Animal Liberation Front, ATF Deputy Assistant Director Carson Carrol has said, "The most worrisome trend to law enforcement and private industry alike has been the increase in willingness by these movements to resort to the use of incendiary and explosive devices." ref http //www.cnn.com/2005/US/05/19/domestic.terrorism/index.html /ref It has also been claimed the ELF s actions harm the environment, a spokesman for the Vail Resorts|Vail Ski Resort, which the ELF fire bombed in 1998 in protest of a planned extension, explained, "more logs were used to rebuild the resort than were cut for the [original] expansion" [http //www.stopecoviolence.com/pdfs/2_12_02.pdf] (pdf). In 2001 the ELF targeted the University of Washington s Center for Urban Horticulture in with the aim of disrupting research into genetic engineering. However, the targeted researcher was investigating hybridization in poplar trees, and the resulting fire killed a significant number of endangered plants. ref http //www.museum-security.org/01/116.html /ref ELF was also featured in commentator Bernard Goldberg s book 100 People Who Are Screwing Up America as #23, "The Unknown American Terrorist". They were listed and criticised for damaging property and acting like a terrorist group in the name of saving the environment. ref http //www.philosophistry.com/specials/100-people.html /ref In popular culture Folk musician David Rovics performs a song dedicated to the ELF called "Song for the Earth Liberation Front" ref http //members.aol.com/drovics/elfl.htm /ref as well as a song about accused ELF activist, Jeffrey Luers titled "Free", after Luers nickname. ref http //portland.indymedia.org/en/2004/12/306830.shtml /ref Edward Abbey published The Monkey Wrench Gang in 1975. The book is thought to be the inspiration for the formation of Earth First!. In 1989 he published a sequel Hayduke Lives .{{Fact|date=July 2007}} In the 2004 novel by Michael Crichton, State of Fear , a fictional group based on the Earth Liberation Front, but called theEnvironmental Liberation Front instead, is the main villain. In the novel by Nicholas Evans, The Divide , a main character is involved in ELF activities. See also William Cottrell William C. Rodgers Craig Rosebraugh Darren Thurston Daniel McGowan Eco-terrorism Animal Liberation Front Green anarchism Anarcho-primitivism Deep ecology Green syndicalism Earth First Green Scare References references/ External links [http //www.spiritoffreedom.org.uk/ Earth Liberation Prisoners] [http //www.ecoprisoners.org/ North American Earth Liberation Prisoners Support Network] [http //www.greenisthenewred.com GreenIsTheNewRed.com] [http //www.fbi.gov/congress/congress02/jarboe021202.htm FBI on Eco-Terrorism] [http //www.keele.ac.uk/depts/spire/Working_Papers/Brian_Doherty_working_papers/Covert%20Repertoires%20Ecotage%20in%20the%20UK.doc Covert Repertoires Ecotage in the UK] [http //www.eco-action.org/dod/index.html Do or Die Voices from the Ecological Resistance] [http //earthfirst.org.uk/actionreports/ Earth First! (UK) action reports] [http //www.earthfirst.org/ Earth First!] [http //bombsandshields.blogspot.com/ Bombs and Shields Covers the latest ELF news] [http //www.fbi.gov www.fbi.gov Search Single Issue Terrorists?Domestic Terrorists Earth Liberation Front] [http //www.earth-liberation-front.org/ Website offering criticism of the Earth Liberation Front] Category Environmental organizations Category Anarchist organizations Category Organizations designated as terrorist
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AssetFileDescriptor.AutoCloseInputStream An InputStream you can create on a ParcelFileDescriptor, which will take care of calling ParcelFileDescritor.close() for you when the stream is closed. AssetFileDescriptor.AutoCloseOutputStream An OutputStream you can create on a ParcelFileDescriptor, which will take care of calling ParcelFileDescritor.close() for you when the stream is closed. AssetManager Provides access to an application s raw asset files; see Resources for the way most applications will want to retrieve their resource data. AssetManager.AssetInputStream AsynchronousCloseException An AsynchronousCloseException is thrown when the underlying channel for an I/O operation is closed by another thread. AsyncPlayer Plays a series of audio URIs, but does all the hard work on another thread so that any slowness with preparing or loading doesn t block the calling thread. AsyncQueryHandler A helper class to help make handling asynchronous ContentResolver queries easier. AsyncQueryHandler.WorkerArgs AsyncQueryHandler.WorkerHandler AsyncTask Params, Progress, Result AsyncTask enables proper and easy use of the UI thread. AsyncTask.Status Indicates the current status of the task. AtomicBoolean A boolean value that may be updated atomically. AtomicInteger An int value that may be updated atomically. AtomicIntegerArray An int array in which elements may be updated atomically. AtomicIntegerFieldUpdater T A reflection-based utility that enables atomic updates to designated volatile int fields of designated classes. AtomicLong A long value that may be updated atomically. AtomicLongArray A long array in which elements may be updated atomically. AtomicLongFieldUpdater T A reflection-based utility that enables atomic updates to designated volatile long fields of designated classes. AtomicMarkableReference V An AtomicMarkableReference maintains an object reference along with a mark bit, that can be updated atomically. AtomicReference V An object reference that may be updated atomically. AtomicReferenceArray E An array of object references in which elements may be updated atomically. AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater T, V A reflection-based utility that enables atomic updates to designated volatile reference fields of designated classes. AtomicStampedReference V An AtomicStampedReference maintains an object reference along with an integer "stamp", that can be updated atomically. Attr The Attr interface represents an attribute in an Element object. AttributedCharacterIterator Extends the CharacterIterator interface, adding support for iterating over attributes and not only characters. AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute Defines keys for text attributes. AttributedString Holds a string with attributes describing the characters of this string. AttributeList This interface is deprecated. This interface has been replaced by the SAX2 Attributes interface, which includes Namespace support. AttributeListImpl This class is deprecated. This class implements a deprecated interface, AttributeList; that interface has been replaced by Attributes, which is implemented in the AttributesImpl helper class. Attributes The Attributes class is used to store values for manifest entries. Attributes Interface for a list of XML attributes. Attributes.Name The name part of the name/value pairs constituting an attribute as defined by the specification of the JAR manifest. Attributes2 SAX2 extension to augment the per-attribute information provided though Attributes. Attributes2Impl SAX2 extension helper for additional Attributes information, implementing the Attributes2 interface. AttributeSet A collection of attributes, as found associated with a tag in an XML document. AttributesImpl Default implementation of the Attributes interface. AudioFormat The AudioFormat class is used to access a number of audio format and channel configuration constants. 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AuthenticationException Signals a failure in authentication process AuthenticationHandler Authenticator An implementation of this class is able to obtain authentication information for a connection in several ways. Authenticator.RequestorType Enumeration class for the origin of the authentication request. AuthParamBean AuthParams This class implements an adaptor around the HttpParams interface to simplify manipulation of the HTTP authentication specific parameters. AuthPermission Governs the use of methods in this package and also its subpackages. AuthPNames Parameter names for HttpAuth. AuthPolicy AuthProvider AuthProvider is an abstract superclass for Java Security Provider which provide login and logout. AuthScheme This interface represents an abstract challenge-response oriented authentication scheme. AuthSchemeBase Abstract authentication scheme class that serves as a basis for all authentication schemes supported by HttpClient. AuthSchemeFactory AuthSchemeRegistry Authentication scheme registry that can be used to obtain the corresponding authentication scheme implementation for a given type of authorization challenge. AuthScope The class represents an authentication scope consisting of a host name, a port number, a realm name and an authentication scheme name which Credentials apply to. AuthState This class provides detailed information about the state of the authentication process. AutoCompleteTextView An editable text view that shows completion suggestions automatically while the user is typing. AutoCompleteTextView.Validator This interface is used to make sure that the text entered in this TextView complies to a certain format. AutoText This class accesses a dictionary of corrections to frequent misspellings. AvoidXfermode AvoidXfermode xfermode will draw the src everywhere except on top of the opColor or, depending on the Mode, draw only on top of the opColor. 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Ryota Matsumoto - Artist, Architect, Author Ryota Matsumoto (松本良多) is the Japanese philosopher and visual artist known for the postdigital theory and hybrid art. He is a principal and founder of an award-winning interdisciplinary design office, Ryota Matsumoto Studio based in New York and Tokyo. Education Born in Tokyo, he was raised in Hong Kong and Japan. He received a Master of Architecture degree from University of Pennsylvania in 2007 after his studies at Architectural Association in London, Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art and University of Miami in early 90’s. Matsumoto has previously collaborated with a cofounder of the Metabolist Movement, Kisho Kurokawa, and with Arata Isozaki, Peter Christopherson, Cesar Pelli and MIT Media Lab before establishing his office. Biography As a designer and consultant of Nihon Seikei Inc. and Japanese railway, he has worked on high-profile projects including Kyushu University Ito Campus masterplan(2003-2005), Shinjuku redevelopment project in Tokyo(2009-2012), Bach Mai hospital in Hanoi(2000) and Qingdao mixed-use development in China(2011). He has presented his work on posthumanism, digital design and bio art at the 5th symposium of the Imaginaries of the Future at Cornell University, the Espaciocenter workshop at TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, Oslo National Academy of the Arts, UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts and NTT InterCommunication Center as a visual artist. As a video producer, he has worked with Peter Christopherson of Coil and Hipgnosis for Japanese Nike commercial and contributed to the promotional projects for his first solo album as Threshold Houseboys Choir. His academic career started as a teaching assistant for architectural historian, Vincent Joseph Scully Jr. and his seminar, the Natural and Manmade in 1993. During his visiting fellowship at the Glasgow school of Art, he has been engaged in research on the process of integrated urban regeneration under the guidance of Giancarlo De Carlo and Isi Metzstein. He continued his pursuit in urban studies and participated in seminal research projects with MIT Media Lab and KieranTimberlake exploring high-rise modular housing, sustainability and design interventions for Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2005. He has served as an MFA advisor of Transart institute, University of Plymouth and teaches at Asagaya Institute of Art and Design as a professor of practice. He is a research associate at the New Centre of Research Practice found by Mohammad Salemy, Jason Adams and Reza Negarestani. Awards Matsumoto is the recipient of Visual Art Open First Prize, FILE (Electronic Language International Festival) Prix Lux Prize, Florence Biennale Mixed Media 2nd Place Award, Premio Ora Prize Italy 5th Edition, Premio Ora Prize Spain 1st Edition, Donkey Art Prize III Edition Finalist, Best of Show IGOA Toronto, Art Kudos Best of Show Award, Lynx International Prize Be Art Builder Award, Lumen Prize Finalist and Western Bureau Art Prize Honorable Mention. He was awarded the Gold Artist Prize from ArtAscent Journal, the 1st Place Prize from Exhibeo Art Magazine and the Award of Excellence from the Creative Quarterly Journal of Art and Design in 2015 and 2016. His work is part of the permanent collection of University of Texas at Tyler. Writings His work, writings, and interviews were published in Kalubrt Magazine, University of North Carolina Wilmington Journal Palaver, Furtherfield.org, The Journal of Wild Culture, Studio Visit Magazine, Fresh Paint Magazine, H+ Magazine, International Artist Magazine, Made In Mind Magazine, Arizona State University Journal Superstition Review, Creative Review, Next Nature Network, Rhizome.org, Carbon Culture Review, KooZA/rch, Supersonic Art, Component Design (Winka Dubbeldam ed.), Post Digital Aethetics (Berry and Dieter ed.), Drawing Discourse (University of North Carolina Asheville), Highlike(SEPI-SP editors) and Drawing Futures (The Bartlett UCL) among others. Exhibitions Matsumoto s multidisciplinary projects have been exhibited recently at Meadows Gallery University of Texas at Tyler, S. Tucker Cooke Gallery University of North Carolina Asheville, Sebastopol Center for the Arts, National Museum of Korea, Van Der Plas Gallery, ArtHelix Gallery, Caelum Gallery, Limner Gallery, the Cello Factory, University of the District of Columbia, Lux Art Gallery, Studio Montclair, Manifest Gallery, Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, Art Basel Miami, ISEA International, FILE Sao Paulo, Nook Gllery and Arts and Heritage Centre Altrincham. He also had solo exhibitions at Transylvania University (2015), Los Angeles Center of Digital Art (2016) and Alviani ArtSpace, Pescara (2017). Links The Official Website https //www.ryotamatsumoto.com The Centre of Research Practice https //thenewcentre.org/people/ryota-matsumoto World Biographical Encyclopedia https //prabook.com/web/ryota.matsumoto/619708 Facebook https //www.facebook.com/ryota.matsumoto.718 Instagram https //www.instagram.com/ryt.matsumoto LinkedIn https //www.linkedin.com/in/ryota-matsumoto-68746080 Discogs https //www.discogs.com/ja/artist/5796857-Ryota-Matsumoto Muck Rack Journalist Profile https //muckrack.com/ryota-matsumoto References Ryota Matsumoto and Hybrid Architecture, Athanor Journal https //www.athanor.world/5/matsumoto_hybrid-architecture.html Interview with Ryota Matsumoto, Roadrunner Review, La Sierra University Press https //roadrunner.lasierra.edu/interview-with-ryota-matsumoto-artist The Alchemy of Oblique Strategy, Ryota Matsumoto, Interalia Magazine https //www.interaliamag.org/audiovisual/ryota-matsumoto
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【Invitation from Italian State Tourist Board(Enit) 】 Italian State Tourist Board (Enit) offered the long stay for mothers and children who has had nuclear power plant struck for free. Including airline ticket long stay for a maximum of 3 months. ▽Contact・Consultation ･Application Desk ENIT Tokyo Brunch Address：Minami-aoyama Minato-ku,Tokyo 102-0062 TEL：03-3478-2051 FAX：03-3479-9356 MAIL：tokyo@enit.it ※ The acceptnce has ended with lots of applications.This notice is only for refgees.Thank you. ※ We are planning the another tourist with small charge.（2011/05/15) Information source Link Travelvision-News（Japanese 2011/05/10） http //www.travelvision.jp/modules/news1/article.php?storyid=48775 tags Foreign Countries Italy Long Stay
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(UPDATED：2011-07-05) Sponsored by Japan Girl Scouts Association Organizers Japan Girl Scouts Association Fukushima,Iwate,Miyagi Branch Location Hanamiyama National Youth Nature House(Kurihara, Miyagi Prefecture) Date August 14 (Sun.) - 16 (Tue) 2 - 3 Days Number to be admitted ※ If the registration number is approximately 100, it will be lottery. Target ①Children in Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima prefecture (men and women,men and women, third-grade students and six-grade). ②Girl Scouts of Children in Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima prefecture brunch (Junior Senior Ranger) ※ Junior Senior Year, 4th to 6th grade junior ranger s high school age Cost Iwate, Miyagi Prefecture, transportation scheduled by chartered bus from Fukushima (own expenses to meeting point). Japan Platform and nonprofit grants submitted to the Japan Girl Scout Association Living Together funds (Of applicants) manage this plan. Inventory Toiletries, clothes (details will be announced later.) ※ including camping equipment are prepared by the organizers. Staff About 50 This plan is for having the wealth of expertise in outdoor activities, leaders of youth organizations such as Girl Scouts will support the four or five children. In addition, doctors and nurses support the children s minds (psychologically) to allow you through the camp and psychologists work together. How to Apply Fill out the application form the requirements, please apply by e-mail or FAX. If it is difficult to apply by e-mail or FAX, please contact the secretariat. Deadline until 9 00 am, July 19 (Tuesday) Sponsored by Ministry of Education (tentative) Iwate Prefectural Board of Education (planned) Board of Education, Miyagi, Fukushima Prefectural Board of Education (tentative) Hanamiyama National Youth Nature House support the network for mental and physical growth of children. Participation Information Scheduled meetings in Iwate,Fukushima, and Miyagi prefecture (Date Venue will be announced later on the homepage.) Program information Outdoor programs (hiking and outdoor cooking) Camp Fire Sky observation ※ The billeting accommodation (it s not the tents). Contact Japan Girl Scouts Association "Chikara living" Person in charge in Camp Sasaki Hours 9 to 17 am in Monday to Friday TEL 0120-027037 Toll-free (everybody Waninare) TEL 03-3460-0701 FAX 03-3460-8383 E-mail minnanochikara@girlscout.or.jp Evacuate during summer holiday Hokkaido Tohoku Area
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// Modified page list $whatsdeleted = RecentDeleted ; // Removeed page list $interwiki = InterWikiName ; // Set InterWiki definition here $menubar = MenuBar ; // Menu ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Change default Document Type Definition // Some web browser s bug, and / or Java apprets may needs not-Strict DTD. // Some plugin (e.g. paint) set this PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_TRANSITIONAL. //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_1; // Default //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_STRICT; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_XHTML_1_0_TRANSITIONAL; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_HTML_4_01_STRICT; //$pkwk_dtd = PKWK_DTD_HTML_4_01_TRANSITIONAL; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Always output "nofollow,noindex" attribute $nofollow = 0; // 1 = Try hiding from search engines ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT - Allow / Prohibit using JavaScript //define( PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT , 0); define( PKWK_ALLOW_JAVASCRIPT , 1); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // TrackBack feature // Enable Trackback $trackback = 0; // Show trackbacks with an another window (using JavaScript) $trackback_javascript = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Bodycache feature // enable bodycache or not // default true $enable_bodycache = true; // use bodycache as default. If it s false, // #bodycache(enable) is required per page. // default true $enable_bodycache_default = true; // If these (block) plugins are contained in page, bodycache will be disabled. // Users can increase this plugin list to control bodycache. // default array( ls2 , pcomment , include ); // $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , pcomment , include ); // $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , pcomment , include , sitesearch , table_edit , article ); $bodycache_disable_plugins = array( ls2 , areaedit ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Referer list feature $referer = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // _Disable_ WikiName auto-linking // $nowikiname = 0; $nowikiname = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // AutoLink feature // AutoLink minimum length of page name $autolink = 0; // Bytes, 0 = OFF (try 8) ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Enable Freeze / Unfreeze feature $function_freeze = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Allow to use Do not change timestamp checkbox // (0 Disable, 1 For everyone, 2 Only for the administrator) // $notimeupdate = 1; $notimeupdate = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Admin password for this Wikisite // Default always fail $adminpass = {x-php-md5}! ; // Sample //$adminpass = pass ; // Cleartext //$adminpass = {x-php-md5}1a1dc91c907325c69271ddf0c944bc72 ; // PHP md5() pass //$adminpass = {CRYPT}$1$AR.Gk94x$uCe8fUUGMfxAPH83psCZG/ ; // LDAP CRYPT pass //$adminpass = {MD5}Gh3JHJBzJcaScd3wyUS8cg== ; // LDAP MD5 pass //$adminpass = {SMD5}o7lTdtHFJDqxFOVX09C8QnlmYmZnd2Qx ; // LDAP SMD5 pass ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Page-reading feature settings // (Automatically creating pronounce datas, for Kanji-included page names, // to show sorted page-list correctly) // Enable page-reading feature by calling ChaSen or KAKASHI command // (1 Enable, 0 Disable) $pagereading_enable = 0; // Specify converter as ChaSen( chasen ) or KAKASI( kakasi ) or None( none ) $pagereading_kanji2kana_converter = none ; // Specify Kanji encoding to pass data between PukiWiki and the converter $pagereading_kanji2kana_encoding = EUC ; // Default for Unix //$pagereading_kanji2kana_encoding = SJIS ; // Default for Windows // Absolute path of the converter (ChaSen) $pagereading_chasen_path = /usr/local/bin/chasen ; //$pagereading_chasen_path = c \progra~1\chasen21\chasen.exe ; // Absolute path of the converter (KAKASI) $pagereading_kakasi_path = /usr/local/bin/kakasi ; //$pagereading_kakasi_path = c \kakasi\bin\kakasi.exe ; // Page name contains pronounce data (written by the converter) $pagereading_config_page = config/PageReading ; // Page name of default pronouncing dictionary, used when converter = none $pagereading_config_dict = config/PageReading/dict ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // User definition $auth_users = array( // Username = password foo = foo_passwd , // Cleartext bar = {x-php-md5}f53ae779077e987718cc285b14dfbe86 , // PHP md5() bar_passwd hoge = {SMD5}OzJo/boHwM4q5R+g7LCOx2xGMkFKRVEx , // LDAP SMD5 hoge_passwd ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Authentication method $auth_method_type= pagename ;// By Page name //$auth_method_type= contents ;// By Page contents ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Read auth (0 Disable, 1 Enable) $read_auth = 0; $read_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Edit auth (0 Disable, 1 Enable) $edit_auth = 0; $edit_auth_pages = array( // Regex Username #BarDiary# = bar , #HogeHoge# = hoge , #(NETABARE|NetaBare)# = foo,bar,hoge , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Search auth // 0 Disabled (Search read-prohibited page contents) // 1 Enabled (Search only permitted pages for the user) $search_auth = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // $whatsnew Max number of RecentChanges $maxshow = 60; // $whatsdeleted Max number of RecentDeleted // (0 = Disabled) $maxshow_deleted = 60; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Page names can t be edit via PukiWiki $cantedit = array( $whatsnew, $whatsdeleted ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // HTTP Output Last-Modified header // $lastmod = 0; $lastmod = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Date format $date_format = Y-m-d ; // Time format $time_format = H i s ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Max number of RSS feed $rss_max = 15; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Backup related settings // Enable backup $do_backup = 1; // When a page had been removed, remove its backup too? $del_backup = 0; // Bacukp interval and generation $cycle = 0; // Wait N hours between backup (0 = no wait) $maxage = 50; // Stock latest N backups // NOTE $cycle x $maxage / 24 = Minimum days to lost your data // 3 x 120 / 24 = 15 // Splitter of backup data (NOTE Too dangerous to change) define( PKWK_SPLITTER , ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Command execution per update define( PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC , ); // Sample Namazu (Search engine) //$target = /var/www/wiki/ ; //$mknmz = /usr/bin/mknmz ; //$output_dir = /var/lib/namazu/index/ ; //define( PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC , //$mknmz . --media-type=text/pukiwiki . // -O . $output_dir . -L ja -c -K . $target); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // HTTP proxy setting (for TrackBack etc) // Use HTTP proxy server to get remote data $use_proxy = 0; $proxy_host = proxy.example.com ; $proxy_port = 8080; // Do Basic authentication $need_proxy_auth = 0; $proxy_auth_user = username ; $proxy_auth_pass = password ; // Hosts that proxy server will not be needed $no_proxy = array( localhost ,// localhost 127.0.0.0/8 ,// loopback // 10.0.0.0/8 // private class A // 172.16.0.0/12 // private class B // 192.168.0.0/16 // private class C // no-proxy.com , ); //////////////////////////////////////////////// // Mail related settings // Send mail per update of pages $notify = 0; // Send diff only $notify_diff_only = 1; // SMTP server (Windows only. Usually specified at php.ini) $smtp_server = localhost ; // Mail recipient (To ) and sender (From ) $notify_to = to@example.com ;// To $notify_from = from@example.com ;// From // Subject ($page = Page name wll be replaced) $notify_subject = [PukiWiki] $page ; // Mail header // NOTE Multiple items must be divided by "\r\n", not "\n". $notify_header = ; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Mail POP / APOP Before SMTP // Do POP/APOP authentication before send mail $smtp_auth = 0; $pop_server = localhost ; $pop_port = 110; $pop_userid = ; $pop_passwd = ; // Use APOP instead of POP (If server uses) // Default = Auto (Use APOP if possible) // 1 = Always use APOP // 0 = Always use POP // $pop_auth_use_apop = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Ignore list // Regex of ignore pages $non_list = ^\ ; // Search ignored pages $search_non_list = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Template setting $auto_template_func = 1; $auto_template_rules = array( ((.+)\/([^\/]+)) = \2/template ); ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Automatically add fixed heading anchor $fixed_heading_anchor = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // 見出しごとの編集を可能にする // (固有のアンカーが挿入されている見出し行にのみ有効) $fixed_heading_anchor_edit = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Remove the first spaces from Preformatted text $preformat_ltrim = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Convert linebreaks into br / $line_break = 0; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // Use date-time rules (See rules.ini.php) $usedatetime = 1; ///////////////////////////////////////////////// // User-Agent settings // // If you want to ignore embedded browsers for rich-content-wikisite, // remove (or comment-out) all keitai settings. // // If you want to to ignore desktop-PC browsers for simple wikisite, // copy keitai.ini.php to default.ini.php and customize it. $agents = array( // pattern A regular-expression that matches device(browser) s name and version // profile A group of browsers // Embedded browsers (Rich-clients for PukiWiki) // Windows CE (Microsoft(R) Internet Explorer 5.5 for Windows(R) CE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows CE; sigmarion3)" (sigmarion, Hand-held PC) array( pattern = #\b(? MSIE [5-9]).*\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = default ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM, expects to be "Mozilla/4.0" // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PS2; PlayStation BB Navigator 1.0) NetFront/3.0" (PlayStation BB Navigator, for SONY PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; PalmOS/sony/model crdb/Revision 1.1.19) NetFront/3.0" (SONY Clie series) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (PDA; SL-A300/1.0,Embedix/Qtopia/1.1.0) NetFront/3.0" (SHARP Zaurus) array( pattern = #^(? Mozilla/4).*\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = default ), // Embedded browsers (Non-rich) // Windows CE (the others) // Sample "Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.02; Windows CE; 240x320 )" (GFORT, NTT DoCoMo) array( pattern = #\b(Windows CE)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ACCESS "NetFront" / "Compact NetFront" and thier OEM // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (AveFront/2.6)" ("SUNTAC OnlineStation", USB-Modem for PlayStation 2) // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;JRC/AH-J3001V,AH-J3002V/1.0/0100/c50)CNF/2.0" (DDI Pocket AirH" Phone by JRC) array( pattern = #\b(NetFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(CNF)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AveFront)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #\b(AVE-Front)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // The same? // NTT-DoCoMo, i-mode (embeded Compact NetFront) and FOMA (embedded NetFront) phones // Sample "DoCoMo/1.0/F501i", "DoCoMo/1.0/N504i/c10/TB/serXXXX" // c以降は可変 // Sample "DoCoMo/2.0 MST_v_SH2101V(c100;TB;W22H12;serXXXX;iccxxxx)" // ()の中は可変 array( pattern = #^(DoCoMo)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Vodafone s embedded browser // Sample "J-PHONE/2.0/J-T03"// 2.0は"ブラウザの"バージョン // Sample "J-PHONE/4.0/J-SH51/SNxxxx SH/0001a Profile/MIDP-1.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.0 Ext-Profile/JSCL-1.1.0" array( pattern = #^(J-PHONE)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Openwave(R) Mobile Browser (EZweb, WAP phone, etc) // Sample "OPWV-SDK/62K UP.Browser/6.2.0.5.136 (GUI) MMP/2.0" array( pattern = #\b(UP\.Browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Opera, dressing up as other embedded browsers // Sample "Mozilla/3.0(DDIPOCKET;KYOCERA/AH-K3001V/1.4.1.67.000000/0.1/C100) Opera 7.0" (Like CNF at keitai -mode) array( pattern = #\b(? DDIPOCKET|WILLCOM)\b.+\b(Opera) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = keitai ), // Planetweb http //www.planetweb.com/ // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (Planetweb/v1.07 Build 141; SPS JP)" ("EGBROWSER", Web browser for PlayStation 2) array( pattern = #\b(Planetweb)/v([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // DreamPassport, Web browser for SEGA DreamCast // Sample "Mozilla/3.0 (DreamPassport/3.0)" array( pattern = #\b(DreamPassport)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Palm "Web Pro" http //www.palmone.com/us/support/accessories/webpro/ // Sample "Mozilla/4.76 [en] (PalmOS; U; WebPro)" array( pattern = #\b(WebPro)\b# , profile = keitai ), // ilinx "Palmscape" / "Xiino" http //www.ilinx.co.jp/ // Sample "Xiino/2.1SJ [ja] (v. 4.1; 153x130; c16/d)" array( pattern = #^(Palmscape)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), array( pattern = #^(Xiino)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // SHARP PDA Browser (SHARP Zaurus) // Sample "sharp pda browser/6.1[ja](MI-E1/1.0) " array( pattern = #^(sharp [a-z]+ browser)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // WebTV array( pattern = #^(WebTV)/([0-9\.]+)# , profile = keitai ), // Desktop-PC browsers // Opera (for desktop PC, not embedded) -- See BugTrack/743 for detail // NOTE Keep this pattern above MSIE and Mozilla // Sample "Opera/7.0 (OS; U)" (not disguise) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; OS) Opera 6.0" (disguise) array( pattern = #\b(Opera)[/ ]([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // MSIE Microsoft Internet Explorer (or something disguised as MSIE) // Sample "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)" array( pattern = #\b(MSIE) ([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Mozilla Firefox // NOTE Keep this pattern above Mozilla // Sample "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; ja-JP; rv 1.7) Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.9.3" array( pattern = #\b(Firefox)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), // Loose default Including something Mozilla array( pattern = #^([a-zA-z0-9 ]+)/([0-9\.]+)\b# , profile = default ), array( pattern = #^# , profile = default ),// Sentinel ); ?