Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. An interpreter scans aerial photographs. A stereo viewer is used by the photo interpreter to scan two aerial photographs. The photo interpreter marks the two aerial photographs. The stereo viewer in the foreground. The man moves the photographs in line under the viewer. An enlisted man sitting at a console works on small buttons at the base of the console. He jots down information on a small pad.
Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. An IBM computer with tape reels in motion. The tape deck with two reels in motion. A technician in front of a machine. A reel of black tape comes out of a hole of the machine and drops on the floor. Hands working on buttons and switches on the machine. Black tape comes out of the machine. Buttons on the console read: 'Selective Jumps, Stops, Register'. A weather machine draws out a weather map. A bar across lower bottom reads: 'Calcomp 565'. A weather map is being drawn by an automatic remote controlled instrument moving across two sliding bars.
Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. Chiefs of Staff seated at a large table at the Pentagon in Virginia during a conference. A wall map in the background. A member stands and points to the map.
Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. A civilian leans over a life line aboard a ship. The ship underway at sea. A technician stands on the deck holding a bathythermograph in his hand. He prepares to lower the device into water.
Oceanographic Prediction Systems in the United States. A group of businessmen and women in a session at a small conference. Drawings on a black board in the background. Four men stand near the blackboard. A woman seated in a chair. She takes notes during the conference.
Panning views of Honolulu, Hawaii, from the Punchbowl crater overlooking the city. The camera pans from the East, where Diamond Head can be seen in the distance, and moves toward the South, with the Pacific ocean in the background.The camera stops panning about where the Ilikai hotel on Waikaki Beach comes into view. This process is repeated, again. The camera then reverses, panning back to the East and Northeast. It also repeats this pan again. Finally, a more distant view is seen followed by several fragmentary spurious shots.
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