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  • A comparison of eddy correlation and dissipation techniques for computing the fluxes of momentum, heat and moisture in the marine boundary layer

    Creator:
    Paquin, James Edward
    Abstract:
    The results of measurements of the fluxes of momentum, moisture and sensible heat in the marine boundary layer are described. Two techniques for obtaining the fluxes are discussed. The fluxes of these quantities are most directly obtained by the eddy correlation method, that is, by measuring the fluctuating vertical and...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF JAMES EDWARD PAQUIN for the DOCTOR

  • Density currents induced by freezing in a shallow polar ocean : some heuristic models

    Creator:
    Badan-Dangon, Antoine Renaud Fabrice
    Abstract:
    An ice cover which progrades over a shallow ocean in the form of an ice front may induce a baroclinic flow in the underlying water, provided that the brine excluded from the freezing surface layer is mixed rapidly through out the underlying water column. A series of models are developed...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am indebted to Dr. Stephen Neshyba for his guidance and encouragements have made this thesis

  • Immunoelectrophoretic techniques used for systematic investigation

    Creator:
    Lockwood, Lloyd James
    Abstract:
    Immunotaxonomic studies have largely been based on serology in which either one of two parameters has been used for establishing relationships: (1) the number of precipitin arcs formed on Ouehterlony plates, or (2) the total amount of precipitin resulting from reactions with a standard antiserum. Recognizing the restrictions of both...
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    Dissertation
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    investigation AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Lloyd James Lockwood in Genetics-Physiology for the Ph.D

  • Criteria for evaluating the visual resource a classification system

    Creator:
    Leineweber, Stephen J.
    Abstract:
    Planning for the visual resource has always been difficult because of the complex nature of the subject matter. Recent federal legislation has generated a large amount of research on the problem of scenic measurement. Using an adaptation of a visual analysis system used by the Forest Service, a fourteen square...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    SYSTEM by Stephen J. Leineweber A RESEARCH PAPER submitted to THE DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY in

  • Transferable Development Rights

    Creator:
    Rothboeck, Stephen Robert
    Abstract:
    The preservation of land, such as wetlands and agricultural lands, is often pursued through traditional methods such as zoning or eminent domain. Transferable Development Rights provides a different approach to the preservation of land by allowing the sale and transfer of development rights from land to be protected to land...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project

  • An investigation into the comparative utility of color infrared aerial photography and LANDSAT data for detailed surface cover type mapping within Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

    Creator:
    Walsh, Stephen Joseph, 1951-
    Abstract:
    The identification and mapping of surface cover types within Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, has been effectively completed through the utilization of LANDSAT digital data and NASA U-2 color infrared aerial photography. Classification of LANDSAT data for surface cover type identification and mapping was accomplished through use of the Interactive...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation

  • Performance evaluation and design of multiple time series based forecasting systems

    Creator:
    Chen, Kuei-Lin
    Abstract:
    The study evaluates performances of three multiple time series (MTS) forecasting methods; investigates possible improvements in MTS forecasting operations, and proposes a multiple time series based forecasting system. Time series considered are finite, linear, covariance stationary, and discrete. Specific objectives for the thesis were: (a) conducting comparative studies of MTS...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    . Stephen F. Love, James L. Riggs, Robert D. Stalley, Arthur I. Stonehill, and David R. Thomas. Sincere

  • Diffusion of n-alkanes in polydimethylsilicones

    Creator:
    Millen, William George
    Abstract:
    Diffusion of short chain n-alkanes was found to be faster in the polydimethylsilicone elastomer SE-30 than in the polydimethylsilicone oil SF-96-2000. The opposite was true for the longer chain n-alkanes suggesting that choice of stationary phase for gas chromatography would depend on the chain length of sample components. The dependence...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    PrivacyAbstract approved: Stephen J. Hawkes Diffusion of short chain n-alkanes was found to be faster in the

  • Perspectives : academic research management

    Creator:
    Bahram, Borhan
    Abstract:
    The purpose of this investigation is to explore research management problems pertaining to types of research where direct outputs are in terms of intangible ideas or the kind of knowledge which takes years to be proven applicable or economically fruitful. The study was based on the analysis of the more...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: ,/ James-Riggs 14 Redacted for Privacy ' Stephen Love The

  • Diffusion in silicone polymers

    Creator:
    Kong, Ming J.
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    The study of diffusion coefficients of n-alkanes and other organic compounds in silicones is undertaken by gas-liquid chromatography. About 0. 3% of stationary phase is coated on glass bead support so that the only significant source of peak spreading is due to slow liquid phase mass transfer. Diffusion coefficients are...
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    Masters Thesis
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    ) (date) Title: DIFFUSION IN SILICONE POLYMERS Abstract approved: Redacted for privacy Stephen J