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This week’s topic: “Cyber Conflict and Geopolitics” Facilitated by Dr. Arun Vishwanath, Communications, University at Buffalo

Abstract: A method for surveying, may include receiving, by a processor, first survey data from a first source, the first source comprising a first signal generated by a subsurface earth formation in response to a passive-source electromagnetic signal, wherein the electromagnetic signal is generated by an electroseismic or seismoelectric conversion of the passive-source electromagnetic signal. The method may also include receiving, by the processor, second survey data from a second source and processing the first survey data and the second survey data to determine one or more properties of a subsurface earth formation.

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The TOD study has been about fulfilling a long-held aspiration for Metro Rail: to use transit to build density that, in turn, helps support the transit. That would help bring vibrancy back to the Main Street corridor and keep it there, as well as boost transit elsewhere in the city, much of which links to Metro Rail. Yet the configuration of the stations as built actually inhibits density at key intersections on Main Street. And most Metro Rail stations are not closely integrated with surface transit, if at all – almost as if engaged in tit-for-tat with the surface transit station downtown that is utterly unintegrated with Metro Rail.

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AUTHOR SERIES, 7 p.m. April 12, Franklin College, 101 Branigin Blvd. Lisa Scottoline will speak. She is The New York Times best-selling author of 30 novels including “Exposed,” “One Perfect Lie,” “Keep Quiet,” “Think Twice” and “Dirty Blonde.”

This is a view that was voiced during the TOD study last year: each station site needs a plan of its own, developed in conjunction with the community around it. Those plans would recognize the uniqueness of each community and station, and even incorporate common values across all the plans, including to what degree we preserve the architecture and art of the stations. Developing those plans can even help answer the question of what Buffalo wants Main Street to be: with Metro Rail, Main Street could become Buffalo’s equivalent of Boston’s “High Spine” – not in terms of building heights, but in terms of density.