Economic Benefits of the Falkirk Wheel
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A 28 page paper discussing the restoration of centuries-old canals in Central Scotland and the creation of the Falkirk Wheel linking two of those canals, as well as the resulting rejuvenation of the economy of Central Scotland. The planners establishing the method by which the Project would take on various aspects of the overall plan appear to have approached their responsibilities systematically and with precision, with a view to the future. They also appear to have a firm idea of the manner in which growth arises from growth. Commercial development surrounding reclamation of the Forth and Clyde and Union Canals, plus the associated creation of the Falkirk Wheel, has all the appearances of enabling sustainable economic growth in Central Scotland that likely would not have been possible otherwise. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: KSfalkirkWheel.rtf

Effect of Terrorist Attack on the Airline Industry
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A 5 page overview of the impact the September 11, 2001 terrorist destruction of the World Trade Center and the subsequent attack on the Pentagon itself has had on the airline industry. Addresses impacts such as increased security and safety concerns and costs, resulting unemployment, loss of customer base due to an increased fear of flying, and other economic concerns. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PPairEcn.rtf

Effects of Electronics on the Marine Gyro Compass
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Effects of Electronics on the Marine Gyro Compass : A 6 page paper discussing the marine gyro compass that is very close to 100 years old. Used literally for generations in large, high-seas vessels that moved slowly and more evenly than smaller, more maneuverable ships, the latest generations of the marine gyro compass contains electronic components that now are largely standard. These electronic components bring increased stability and reliability to the class of equipment that now is available even for the smallest of fishing boats as well as still being applicable to high-seas ships. Electronic innovations have increased the stability and reliability of the compass class, and made possible autopilot options that are more finely tuned now than at any other time. Bibliography lists 8 sources. KSgyro.wps
Filename: KSgyro.wps

Electric light
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A paper which looks at storage and distribution methods in relation to electric power and light, and the impact which electric light has had on society. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: JLlecpowe.rtf

ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND BIOMETRICS: SECURITY SYSTEM COMPARISONS
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This 20-page paper provides a comparison between biometric and electronic access control security systems. Discussions include types of systems that fit into each category as well as industries in which this type of technology might be seen. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: MTbioele.rtf

Electronic Devices & New England Fishermen
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A 6 page research paper on the use of electronic devices by the New England fishing Industry. The writer describes the types of electronic devices, other technologies used, and the effect they have had on the industry and the fish supply in New England. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Fishinne.wps

Electronic Media Analyzed
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A 3 page paper which defines electronic media, explains its importance and effect on society, and its repercussions. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Elecmed2.wps

Emerging Technologies and the Frequency Spectrum Scarcity Theory: Bunk!
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A 10 page discussion of the problems that have resulted from a governmental belief in the Frequency Spectrum Scarcity Theory. The author provides several examples of why the policies and regulations that have resulted have been deleterious to technological progress and increased public and corporate benefits. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: PPtelFrq.rtf

Energy Deregulation in New York and California
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11 pages in length. When California Legislators decided to institute electric industry restructuring in 1996, it was believed by many that the deregulated industry would offer consumers a way to make better choices and to have lower rates for their electrical and utility services. The decision to deregulate is under fire in California. That state has seen not only increasing rates but also blackouts which have caused Governor Gray Davis to step in and urge the California Public Utilities Commission to adjust its rates. This chaos in California is being closely watched by other states that are also experimenting with the deregulation of the electric industry. The focus in this paper is on the states of New York and California and the impact of energy deregulation. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: JGAnycal.wps