The Conference on Historic Site Archaeology Papers 1980 - Volume 15

This multi-article volume was edited by Stanley South of the South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology. Contents: The Chairman\u27s Final Report for the Final Volume of this Series - Stanley South.....ii Population and Trade: An Economic Mathematical Model - GOGGIN AWARD - Timothy William Jones.....1 Archeological Patterning on the Frontier: the Functional Significance of the Carolina and Frontier Patterns - Kenneth E. Lewis.....50 Pattern in Pattern Recognition? - Marc G. Stevenson.....57 The Early Fur Trade Artifact Pattern - Michael R.A. Foresman.....71 Excavation of a Whiskey Still in Northeast Georgia - Patrick H. Garrow.....91 Early Nineteenth Century Blast Furnace Charcoals: Analysis and Economics - John R. White.....106 A Taxonomy for Square Cut Nails - Donna L. Benson.....123 Historical Archaeology at an Union Pacific Railroad Station in the Red Desert of Wyoming - William B. Fawcett, Jr. and Ken Erickson.....153 The Sepulveda Project: Archaeological Investigations at the El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park, Los Angeles, California - Janet Hightower.....177 Recollections of Jim Howard: A Scholarly Antagonist - Melburn D. Thurman.....190https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/archanth_historic_site_arch_conf_papers/1014/thumbnail.jp

Side-View Face Recognition

Side-view face recognition is a challenging problem with many applications. Especially in real-life scenarios where the environment is uncontrolled, coping with pose variations up to side-view positions is an important task for face recognition. In this paper we discuss the use of side view face recognition techniques to be used in house safety applications. Our aim is to recognize people as they pass through a door, and estimate their location in the house. Here, we compare available databases appropriate for this task, and review current methods for profile face recognition