Tech From Here: Hawaiʻi
The sources cited in each story, and further primary and official sources to explore, grouped by story. Every link opens the source's own page, and the source's own terms apply to what you find there.
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archival instruction · Smithsonian National Museum of American History
A dated primary object for seeing how Hawaiian steel-guitar technique circulated.
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institutional history · University of Hawaiʻi College of Engineering
The institution that hosted the experiment explains its radio network and legacy.
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dataset and visualization · NOAA Science On a Sphere
NOAA provides a downloadable scientific visualization of the event’s Pacific propagation.
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primary-source archive · Office of Hawaiian Affairs
A public research gateway to government, newspaper, manuscript and language collections.
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searchable newspaper corpus · Office of Hawaiian Affairs and partners
Thousands of digitized Hawaiian-language newspaper issues make historical search inspectable.
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technical standard · Unicode Consortium
The authoritative character charts let readers inspect the encoded marks directly.
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official legal record · Hawaiʻi State Judiciary
The Judiciary is the authoritative access point for the decisions governing the dispute.
Public court record. Opens the filed opinions on the source’s own site.
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official educational resource · NOAA Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary
NOAA connects fishpond structure, practice and coastal ecology in one accessible primer.
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official monitoring guide · U.S. Geological Survey
The observatory explains the instruments behind its public interpretations.
U.S. Geological Survey information. Check the credit on each image or file.
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official installation history · United States Space Force
The official station page documents its mission, location and satellite-control history.
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interactive state land map · State of Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources
The state tool makes land records explorable as a layered geographic system.
Public interactive on the source’s own site.
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official research history · USDA Agricultural Research Service
USDA documents the research partnership and 1998 grower release of SunUp and Rainbow.
U.S. Department of Agriculture information. Check the credit on each image.
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official technology guide · NOAA Office for Coastal Management
NOAA explains the cycle, tropical temperature requirement, byproducts and licensing role.
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official time standard guide · National Institute of Standards and Technology
NIST provides the authoritative current offset framework and explains standard versus daylight time.
U.S. government information. Opens the source’s own page.
