KUAC TV Adds 360TV Public Affairs Channel
KUAC will add 360TV to its television channel lineup by May 31. KUAC TV 9.9 will air the channel year-round, providing Alaska public affairs, arts, culture, science and health programming.
Included with 360TV (formerly known as 360 North) will be “Gavel Alaska,” which provides unedited live and tape-delayed coverage of state government activities, including the Alaska Legislature when it is in session.
KUAC previously aired 360 North and “Gavel Alaska,” but hasn’t offered the programming for the past two years.
The 360TV channel is Alaska’s public affairs source and the most widely distributed television channel in the state. It is dedicated to Alaska programming, information about Alaska and content of interest to Alaskans. The mission is to provide unique Alaska programs, original statewide productions and events for broadcast and streaming on the web.KUAC TV 9.9 will be accessible on broadcast television and by rescanning d
BROOKINGS, South Dakota, May 25 (TNSRes) South Dakota State University issued the following news:
Two SDSU power systems researchers are developing statistical models that will help orchestrate the integration of renewable energy into the electricity grid.
Associate professor Reinaldo Tonkoski and assistant professor Tim Hansen of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science have developed a data-driven model to determine the output of inverter-based renewable energy sources, such as wind turbines and solar panels, and subsequently a control system that helps them play well with traditional power sources.
For the U.S. Department of Energy project, Tonkoski and Hansen are collaborating with researchers from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez. Their objective is to ensure voltage and frequency stability in the grid while utilizing more environmentally friendly energy sources.
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Gabe Dunham with UAF and Alaska Sea Grant at Dillingham s erosion monitoring site by the sewage lagoon, fall 2019. Dunham was part of the initial Stakes for Stakeholders project in 2016 and continues to support erosion research in the region.
Researchers from the University of Alaska Fairbanks will travel to Dillingham this week to continue erosion research in 11 of Bristol Bay’s coastal communities.
An ongoing project that started in 2016 as “Stakes for Stakeholders,” it aims to help residents monitor erosion with affordable time-lapse cameras and survey equipment on wooden stakes in 10 communities.
In Ekuk, Environmental Coordinator Jennifer Robinette has observed the dangers of an eroding coastline in the village. She started tracking erosion on her own before joining the “Stakes for Stakeholders” effort with UAF.
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An iconic piece of American visual history, this is a 1936 Social Security Board broadside promoting the newly created Social Security System. With the U.S. Capitol towering in the background, a hand offers your monthly Social Security check from the United States government: A monthly check to you for the rest of your life beginning when you are 65 . The reader is urged to get your Social Security Account Number promptly and that applications are being distributed at all work places . Informative and instructional, the poster includes details regarding eligibility, and how to return an application. Intriguingly, text along the bottom reads, Postmasters will display this poster in a conspicuous place in the Post Office lobby, on arrival, but not before November 24, 1936. While this broadside does show evidence of being displayed in a post office, including pinholes in the upper ma