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Study/Diagnostic Profiles Shot
Front & second from overall left (single bird)
Brandt's Cormorant BRAC* (Phalacrocorax penicillatus)
Others at back all
Pelagic Cormorant PECO (Phalacrocorax pelagicus)
Clover Point
Victoria BC
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Field Mark Cues ^i^
(Besides what all the guide books show & say which is all good, here is one diagnostic aspect i haven't come across elsewhere)
SO of the 3 Cormorant species we have typically on the BC west coast --these 2 are more of a challenge to sort out.
One detail that i have learned that can be diagnostic is how the lines of neck and bill relate.
On the PECO imagine a broomstick that is rounded on the top. if one was to implant a pen into the middle of the end...that is the effect.
So angle of birds (in photo) on far right & left demonstrate this effect , with the lines on the neck and crown both changing angles towards the bill.
Crudely pictographed by these symbols
3----
i.e.
Pinches down to bill both sides (top & bottom)
On BRAC* the lines of neck under chin flow smoothly /continuously into line of underside of bill.
On the crown the line of 'upperside neck' changes agle towards bill (with forehead stepping down)
D__
Pinches down to bill top only (BRAC*)
Check it out on floating - swimming birds
tell me if it works for you
with 'training of eye" i have found this works well enough ,even discernible on each of PECO in this photo
--as with all field marks one should be citing several to confirm difficult IDs - never depending on just one aspect
Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown, Lisbon Portugal
Charles Correa Associates designed this research and diagnostic centre located in Lisbon. It is a state-of-the-art facility guided by some of the best scientist in the world. The site, where the river meets the Atlantic Ocean, is steeped in history. It is the site where Henry the Navigator, Vasco de Gama and other great Portuguese left on their journeys into the unknown—a perfect metaphor for the discoveries of contemporary science today. The 3 units that constitute the project are:
•the largest for the doctors and scientist,
•the second for the theatre, the exhibition hall, the foundation offices, etc,
•the third is an open-air amphitheatre for the city.
They have been arranged to create a 125m long pathway leading diagonally across the site, towards the open seas. This pathway is ramped up at a gentle slope of 1:20, so as you ascend, you see only sky ahead of you. At the end of the ramp are two stone monoliths, straight from the quarry. When you reach the highest point, you begin to see a large body of water, which seemingly connects (i.e. without any visual break) to the ocean beyond. In the centre of this water body, just below the surface of the water, is an oval shaped object—made of stainless steel and slightly convex, so that it reflects the blue sky and passing clouds above.
Beyond its scientific importance, the centre’s design has also caught the attention of architects around the world. The bid to design the site was won by Indian architect Charles Correa, who also designed the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Complex at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The centre features a large interior rainforest connecting clinics and laboratories, chemotherapy suites with gardens, and many areas open for public use, including exhibition halls, an outdoor amphitheatre and landscaped walking areas. It is hoped that the location of the centre in the heart of Lisbon, as well as the openness of the site to the public, will encourage awareness of the centre and the Champalimaud Foundation, as well as the health and medical issues that their work is aiming to address.
ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer demonstrates the DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project. He posted these images to his social media on 4 April 2022 with the caption:
A good looking project 😉 This German Aerospace Center, DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project helps examine astronaut eyes on the International Space Station. With the help of an ophthalmic lens, which we attach to the camera of our tablets, and ESA - European Space Agency's ECOS operations support team on the ground we take and send images of our retina for analysis by experts 👀 These images are used to detect visual disorders that are common in space and to train an Artifical Intelligence (AI) model for future diagnosis. However, because this app is so compact and easy-to-use, it can also help in performing remote examinations and ensuring eye health in hard-to-reach places on Earth. www.esa.int/About_Us/EAC/Artificial_intelligence_for_eye_...
Credit: NASA/ESA-M.Maurer
ID: iss066e161310
Diagnostic Manx Shearwater, Puffinus puffinus, 30 - 35 cm. / 11.8 - 13.7 in. Open ocean, breeds colonially on islands and coastal cliffs. Handheld Canon 500 mm IS USM and 1.4x. Photographed in June 2008.
North Uist Ferry, Scotland, United Kingdom.
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ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer demonstrates the DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project. He posted these images to his social media on 4 April 2022 with the caption:
A good looking project 😉 This German Aerospace Center, DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project helps examine astronaut eyes on the International Space Station. With the help of an ophthalmic lens, which we attach to the camera of our tablets, and ESA - European Space Agency's ECOS operations support team on the ground we take and send images of our retina for analysis by experts 👀 These images are used to detect visual disorders that are common in space and to train an Artifical Intelligence (AI) model for future diagnosis. However, because this app is so compact and easy-to-use, it can also help in performing remote examinations and ensuring eye health in hard-to-reach places on Earth. www.esa.int/About_Us/EAC/Artificial_intelligence_for_eye_...
Credit: NASA/ESA-M.Maurer
ID: iss066e161316
ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer demonstrates the DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project. He posted these images to his social media on 4 April 2022 with the caption:
A good looking project 😉 This German Aerospace Center, DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project helps examine astronaut eyes on the International Space Station. With the help of an ophthalmic lens, which we attach to the camera of our tablets, and ESA - European Space Agency's ECOS operations support team on the ground we take and send images of our retina for analysis by experts 👀 These images are used to detect visual disorders that are common in space and to train an Artifical Intelligence (AI) model for future diagnosis. However, because this app is so compact and easy-to-use, it can also help in performing remote examinations and ensuring eye health in hard-to-reach places on Earth. www.esa.int/About_Us/EAC/Artificial_intelligence_for_eye_...
Credit: NASA/ESA-M.Maurer
ID: iss066e161303
ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer demonstrates the DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project. He posted these images to his social media on 4 April 2022 with the caption:
A good looking project 😉 This German Aerospace Center, DLR-EAC Retinal Diagnostics project helps examine astronaut eyes on the International Space Station. With the help of an ophthalmic lens, which we attach to the camera of our tablets, and ESA - European Space Agency's ECOS operations support team on the ground we take and send images of our retina for analysis by experts 👀 These images are used to detect visual disorders that are common in space and to train an Artifical Intelligence (AI) model for future diagnosis. However, because this app is so compact and easy-to-use, it can also help in performing remote examinations and ensuring eye health in hard-to-reach places on Earth. www.esa.int/About_Us/EAC/Artificial_intelligence_for_eye_...
Credit: NASA/ESA-M.Maurer
ID: iss066e161307
Diagnostic Pacific Gull, Larus pacificus, 50 - 67 cm / 19.68 - 26.37 in. ENDEMIC. What a bill, even from a distance! Coastal, nearby rubbish dumps.
Cheyne Beach near Albany, Western Australia.
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Diagnostic Plumbeous Kite, Ictinia plumbea, 34.5 - 37 cm./ 13.5 - 14.5 in. Widespread and conspicuous in and above canopy of humid forest and woodland in lowlands and foothills.
Umbrellabird Lodge, Buenaventura Reserve, El Oro Province, Ecuador.
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This was created using a screen capture from a movie trailer. I'm reminding us that a diagnostic should not be assessed with marks, but rather with feedback.
Blood tester - A machine capable of completing a blood test in 20 seconds is adjusted by Hospitalman 1st Class Don Elam, Senior Hematology Laboratory Technician, Naval Regional Medical Center, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. This new $58,000 Coulter "S" Senior is the most expensive single machine used by the lab in their testing. [Laboratories.] [Blood.] [Scene.]
04/24/1974; Photo by Corporal E.R. Abdelaziz, Sr.
Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Subject series - Hospital Corpsmen - in action file
09-8048-088
Print b&w 5X7
Leroy Chiao, Expedition 10 commander, performs an Advanced Diagnostic Ultrasound in Microgravity scan on the eye of Flight Engineer Salizhan Sharipov. The American College of Surgeons uses ultrasound-training methods developed for spaceflight to teach ultrasound to surgeons. These methods are adapted for diagnosis of injuries and illnesses in remote locations on Earth, including rural areas, disaster areas and the battlefield.
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Senior Airman Jamie Young looks through the diagnostics of a C-130J Hercules to ensure it is working properly Dec. 18, 2013, at Sigonella Naval Air Station, Italy. Airmen of the 37th Airlift Squadron, assigned to Ramstein Air Base, Germany, delivered much-needed supplies and personnel to Central African Republic, Africa, in order to help stabilize the region after recent conflicts. Young is a 86th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Damon Kasberg)
Remote diagnostics through Kenworth TruckTech+ is showing Dart Transit managers trends, and frequency of occurrences, so they can share that data with drivers. Before implementing TruckTech+, managers say they didn’t realize that some Dart Transit drivers didn’t know the procedure for a parked re-gen. Now the drivers do know.
Diagnostic Yellow-chinned Spinetail, Curutie, Certhiaxis cinnamomemeus russeolus, 15 cm / 5.9 in. Wetlands, marshes, mangrove and other semi-open habitats near water.
Itirapina, Sao Paulo State, Brazil.
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A B61-12 model goes through a vibration test to analyze structural integrity. Placing the diagnostics are Daniel Rohe, Patrick Hunter and Maxine Norton.
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The remote diagnostics Kenworth TruckTech+ provides truckload carrier Don Hummer Trucking greater visibility into its truck operations. Mike McDonald, director of fleet maintenance for Hummer Trucking, says with hours of service rules, it’s important to understand what a dash light means. Hummer put 75 Kenworth T680s with the PACCAR MX-13 engine and Kenworth TruckTech+ into service in 2016.
Exposed on the territory of the Russian Railways Museum in St Petersburg during biannual International railway fair "1520 "PRO//Motion.Expo"
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Diagnostic Ochre-flanked Tapaculo, Eugralla paradoxa, 14 - 15 cm / 5.5 - 6 in. Dense thickets, but also in dense brambles and gorse, largely in stream side habitats. Difficult to photograph, shy bird. But you can see a little ochre on the flanks.
Chinquihue, SW of Puerto Montt, Los Lagos Region, Chile.
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20/01/2022. Taunton, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits Rutherford Diagnostic Centre. Rutherford Diagnostic. The Prime Minister Boris Johnsons visits Rutherford Diagnostic Centre in Taunton. Picture by Andrew Parsons / No 10 Downing Street
Diagnostic Bronze-winged Jacana, Metopidius indicus, 28-31 cm. / 11-12 in Widespread resident in freshwater wetlands that are well vegetated with floating plant, spotted in a small roadside pool.
En-route to Kaziranga National Park, Assam Province, India.
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Diagnostic Female Andean Hillstar, Oreotrochilus estella, 13 - 14 cm. / 5 - 5.5 in. High-Andean hummingbird of the north in Puna ravines, as well as settlements and the Andean shrub zone.
Lluta Valley, Arica Y Parinacota Region, Chile.
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Not a clue as to what these are. It appears to be a collection of some sort of comms/signal measuring diagnostic boards, made by AEG. They're marked "Lok. Overdrager", "Type IV/82".
I volunteered to help out the people of Alarmfase 026 (Stichting NCO Arnhem & Nationaal Noodnet) moving in some new historical artifacts for display and some spare parts salvaged from other bunkers. I couldn't resist taking some pictures as well.
The museum is located in the former PTT (PTT, Nederlands) NCO Arnhem communications atomic bunker, built under the "De Leuke Linde" playground during the Cold War (Koude Oorlog). After the Cold War ended, it was used as a high-secure relay station for the Nationaal Noodnet emergency communications network.
Diagnostic Malagasy Sunbird (Long-billed), Cinnyris notatus notatus, 14 cm / 5.5 in. Regional ENDEMIC. All types of native vegetation except high mountains. This bird was spotted at the forest edge of the resort gardens.
Jardin Du Roy Resort, near Isalo National Park, Toliara, Madagascar.
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2007- Ford Mondeo lower series (Edge/Zetec) instrument panel dials on LED test in the diagnostic mode.
Some of the warning lights were flashing but you're unable to see this due to the limitations of still cellphone photography.
Rather less standard is the inclusion of Quest Diagnostics in the place where the consultation/vaccination room would normally be. These rooms were added to pretty much every Safeway pharmacy in the early 2010s (even U Village has one), but this use isn't exactly common (according to their website, there are a few dozen of them around the country).
I hadn't even heard of Quest Diagnostics before this -- apparently, they're a private medical lab, which is an industry I didn't even know existed (normally, doctors offices or hospitals do that sort of thing), and anyways, why are they in a grocery store?
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Mr Mahi Muqit PhD FRCOphth is a Consultant Ophthalmologist, Cataract and Vitreoretinal Surgeon at the world famous Moorfields Eye Hospital in London. He runs a private practice at both Moorfields Private and at 119 Harley Street in London.
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20/01/2022. Taunton, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits Rutherford Diagnostic Centre. Rutherford Diagnostic. The Prime Minister Boris Johnsons visits Rutherford Diagnostic Centre in Taunton. Picture by Andrew Parsons / No 10 Downing Street
Running diagnostics, it wont do a pxe boot from our image server. So not easy to get our default company image into it. Hard to explain to Lenovo support what is wrong, cause its so very specific. All other network functions are just fine. If I had to guess I would say its network driver issue and this laptop has a very specific revision of network board.
Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown, Lisbon Portugal
Charles Correa Associates designed this research and diagnostic centre located in Lisbon. It is a state-of-the-art facility guided by some of the best scientist in the world. The site, where the river meets the Atlantic Ocean, is steeped in history. It is the site where Henry the Navigator, Vasco de Gama and other great Portuguese left on their journeys into the unknown—a perfect metaphor for the discoveries of contemporary science today. The 3 units that constitute the project are:
•the largest for the doctors and scientist,
•the second for the theatre, the exhibition hall, the foundation offices, etc,
•the third is an open-air amphitheatre for the city.
They have been arranged to create a 125m long pathway leading diagonally across the site, towards the open seas. This pathway is ramped up at a gentle slope of 1:20, so as you ascend, you see only sky ahead of you. At the end of the ramp are two stone monoliths, straight from the quarry. When you reach the highest point, you begin to see a large body of water, which seemingly connects (i.e. without any visual break) to the ocean beyond. In the centre of this water body, just below the surface of the water, is an oval shaped object—made of stainless steel and slightly convex, so that it reflects the blue sky and passing clouds above.
Beyond its scientific importance, the centre’s design has also caught the attention of architects around the world. The bid to design the site was won by Indian architect Charles Correa, who also designed the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Complex at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The centre features a large interior rainforest connecting clinics and laboratories, chemotherapy suites with gardens, and many areas open for public use, including exhibition halls, an outdoor amphitheatre and landscaped walking areas. It is hoped that the location of the centre in the heart of Lisbon, as well as the openness of the site to the public, will encourage awareness of the centre and the Champalimaud Foundation, as well as the health and medical issues that their work is aiming to address.
18/01/2022. London, United Kingdom. Boris Johnson-Finchley Memorial Hospital Community Diagnostic. The Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits Finchley Memorial Hospital Community Diagnostic during Covid-19. Picture by Andrew Parsons / No 10 Downing Street
ORV=Opel+Renault+Volvo
ORV has the funciton of tag key tool now!
Commander for OPEL/VAUXHALL(v3.5) is a professional software for diagnostic of Opel/Vauxhall. It is capable to perform a diagnostic of any unit, which operates under one of the following protocols: Keyword 82, Keyword 2000 and GMLAN. It provides some unique functions, which are not supported by any other diagnostic tool.
Standard diagnostic functions:
For all electronic control units reading identification data
For all electronic control units read error (DTCs)
For all electronic control units clear error (DTCs)
Device scan
Data Display / Measured values
Security code programming
Vehicle identification programming
Injector programming - Diesel engines
Programming of the CAN configuration
Program immobiliser function
- Adaptation of Engine Control Module to immobilizer
- Adaptation of Immobilizer to the vehicle
Program immobiliser outputs
- Enable/Disable Anti Theft Warning system
Special functions:
Read security code
- With a new special function ON005 you can read Security code from all Opel/Vauxhall vehicles with CAN BUS by OBDII - Astra H, Corsa D, Vectra C, Zafira B, Agila B, Insignia
- Read security code PSG16 (Y20DTH, Y22DTR) - Astra G, Zafira, Vectra C
Read/Write EEPROM
- Magneti Marelli 1.3 16V CDTI (Z13DT) - Agila, Corsa C, Tigra B
- SIMTEC71.1(Z18XE, Z18XEL) - Astra G, Corsa C, meriva, Tigra B, Vectra B, Zafira
- Read eeprom of the instrument Panel Cluster of Astra G, Corsa C, Meriva, Tigra B
Odometer correction
- Odometer correction - Movano B - Instrument Panel by OBDII
- Odometer correction in EDC16 - 1.7; 1.9 by OBDII
- Odometer correction in ECU - Bosch ME 7.6.2, Delco MT35E
- Odometer correction PSG16 (Y20DTH, Y22DTR) - Astra G, Zafira, Vectra C
- Instrument Panel Cluster - Astra G; Corsa-C; Meriva; Tigra-B; Vectra-B. NOT SUPPORT TRW IPC!
Engine Flasher
- Read/Write flash memory from ECU - Simtec 70, Simtec 71, Delco HDRC, Marelli MJD 602, Motronic 7.6, Delco MT35E
Key Learning
- Read mechanical key number
Radio
- Read radio code by OBD from Delco CDR500
Airbag
- Erase crash data by OBD - Airbag SAB6 - Siemens with MCU Motorola HC11
Dump Tool
- Airbag TEMIC Astra G, Corsa C (68HC908AZ32) - clear crash data
- Siemens (68HC11E9) GM 24416701 DJ - clear crash data
- Read immobiliser II (TMS) security code from dump
- Bosch EDC16 odometer correction
- Magneti Marelli odometer correction
- Astra G, Astra H, Corsa D instrument panel odometer correction
Advanced functions:
Security access
Custom request - manually transmission of messages to a unit (KWP82/KWP2000/CAN)
Custom query
- read mamory by adress - possibility to read/program memory of electronic control units
- scanning of a unit memory space - automaticaly discover of all accessible memory
Supported vehicles:
Insignia - 2008+
Agila - 2000-2007 year
Astra F - 1992-2001 year
Astra G - 1998-2009 yer
Astra H - 2004+
Tigra - 1995-2000 year
Tigra B - 2004+
Vectra B - 1996-2001 year
Vectra C/Signum - 2002+
Corsa B - 1993-2001 year
Corsa C - 2001-2008 year
Codsa D - 2007+
Meriva - 2003-2008 year
Zafira - 1999-2005 year
Zafira B - 2005+
Omega B - 1996-2003 year
Frontera - 1997-1998 year
Frontera B - 1999-2004 year
Calibra - 1990-1997 year
Vivaro - 2001+
Movano - 2004+
Here is his supported functions:
SPAN style=" COLOR: Blue">Commander for Renault Ver. 2.10
Commander for Renault is a professional software mainly for programming the new key/card of Renault vehicles.
NO NEED FROM A PIN CODE
Functions:
Connecting with all electronic control modules in the vehicle. Working by K and CAN bus diagnostic connection
For all electronic control units reading identification data
For all electronic control units read and clear error (DTCs)
Airbag crashdata clear Dacia Logan/Duster by OBDII
Program ID in UCH module
Odometer correction for Renault Clio/Kango/Meganne with HC908 JAEGER
Infermera a la unitat d'imatge per al diagnòstic de l'Hospital de Mollet durant una prova d'imatge. Infermera a la unidad de imagen para el diagnóstico del Hospital de Mollet durante una prueba de imagen.
Autoria: Ariadna Creus i Àngel García
According to national statistics the population in Naryn Oblast has limited access to health care services and faces health concerns, such as child and maternal mortality that are higher than national average rates for the rest of the country. In response to this challenge and to increase access to high-quality health care and promote quality of life by maintaining international standard of health service, the Aga Khan Health Services established the Aga Khan Medical and Diagnostic Centre (AKMDC) in Naryn which was inaugurated in May 2016. AKMDC is a private and not-for-profit consultation and diagnostic centre.
The Centre, operating under a licence issued by the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan, is staffed with qualified doctors, nurses and paramedics to provide reliable and affordable services in gynaecology, obstetrics, cardiology, family medicine and paediatrics.
Equipped with a general x-ray, Doppler ultrasound, ECG services, gastro-endoscopy services with generous support of the Government of Canada and the AKDN, the Centre offers full laboratory services including biochemistry, pathology and haematology tests. A well-equipped and well-stocked high quality pharmacy is available to accommodate to the patient’s needs.