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A preliminary assessment of post-fire dissolved organic carbon concentrations in the McKenzie River basin, Oregon

Creator:

Hyatt, Charles

Abstract:

In recent decades, the occurrence of large, high severity wildfires has increased substantially in many parts of the world, including the western United States. These fires have the potential to impact water quality, aquatic ecosystems, and downstream communities for many decades. As such, it is increasingly important to understand the...

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Honors College Thesis
Impact of Classification Algorithms on Modeling Forest Ground from Point Clouds

Creator:

Heine, Carver

Abstract:

Projects in forestry and civil engineering depend on accurate information, which is often acquired through remote sensing techniques. One of the remote sensing technologies that has gained importance in the last decade is light detection and ranging (lidar), which describes the surveyed area with 3D points, presented as point clouds....

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Honors College Thesis
Streambed scour and redeposition behavior in streambed simulated culverts over an annual period

Creator:

Stewart, Anna

Abstract:

The objective of this study was to provide first order observations of bed level changes occurring in streambed simulated culverts throughout an annual period. To accomplish this, 30 culvert sites were selected in Oregon and Washington, and monitored over, at least, a 2 year period. Streambed scour and redeposition data...

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Honors College Thesis
Simple Moving Averages: A Ten-Year Test

Creator:

Wilder, Eric M.

Abstract:

The intent of this thesi s is to prove whether or not simple moving averages can be used to predict the future price performance of stocks and outperform the buy-and-hold method of investing in the stock market. The importance of this research is that if moving averages can predict future...

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Honors College Thesis