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A dynamic input-output model for regional impact analysis

Creator:: Johnson, Thomas G.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: : A Dynamic Input-Output Model for Regional Impact Analysis Abstract approved: Herbert H. Stoevener

The role of dissolved amino acids as a nitrogen source for marine phytoplankton in an estuarine environment in southeastern Alaska

Creator:: Bruce, Herbert Ernest
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF HERBERT ERNEST:BRUCE (Name of

Predicted economic effects of environmental quality control policies on linear firm models and an application to an irrigated farm model

Creator:: Clark, Richard T.
Abstract:: Linear economic models were utilized to predict effects of various environmental control policies on individual firms. Four different linear models were specified and in some instances relatively minor changes in specification were made which resulted in additional sub-models. Models varied as to numbers and types of fixed factors, variable cost...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: : Herbert H. Stoevener Linear economic models were utilized to predict effects of var- ious

Some market and non-market effects of alternative natural resource management strategies : the case of an eastern Oregon deer population

Creator:: Haroldsen, Ancel D.
Abstract:: An important segment of outdoor recreational activity in eastern Oregon is based on the harvest of deer. The deer population can be altered in two ways. Rangeland, which provides feed and cover for deer, can be improved through public or private investments or hunting regulations can be changed. This study...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: approved: Dr. Herbert H. Stoevener An important segment of outdoor recreational activity in eastern

The role of selected population and site characteristics in the demand for forest recreation

Creator:: Guedry, Leo Joseph
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Forest Recreation Abstract approved: Herbert H. Stoevener The demand models which have been

Studies on the occurrence, physiology, and ecology of bioluminescence in dinoflagellates

Creator:: Esaias, Wayne E.
Abstract:: To provide further information on the occurrence and geographical variations of bioluminescent capabilities of marine dinoflagellates, forty species, representing twelve genera, of dinoflagellates from Yaquina Bay, Oregon, were examined for bioluminescence as single cell isolates. Seventeen species from the genera Ceratium (1 sp.), Gonyaulax (3 sp.), and Peridinium (13 sp.)...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Herbert C. Curl, Jr. To provide further information on the occurrence and geogra- phical variations of

Growth control of a marine diatom by low and limiting levels of nitrate-nitrogen

Creator:: Larsen, David Phillips
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: who were especially helpful: Dr. Herbert Curl , my graduate advisor, who provided the guidance and

An economic analysis of policies, cost and returns for public and commercial campgrounds on the Oregon coast

Creator:: Reiling, Stephen D.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: COMMERCIAL CAMP- GROUNDS ON THE OREGON COAST Abstract approved by Herbert H. Stoevener The

A model for determining soil contrast and its application to five different soil orders

Creator:: Villamayor, Faustino Paysan
Abstract:: A well-defined, quantitative model for determining soil contrast was developed to improve soil survey interpretations concerning the effects of mixtures of different kinds of soils on agricultural land use. The model was evaluated by determining the levels and reasons for soil contrast on mapped soil areas representing 5 different landscapes,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: privacy Professor J. Herbert Huddleston A well-defined, quantitative model for determining soil contrast

Seasonal and spatial distribution of harpacticoid copepods in relation to salinity and temperature in Yaquina Bay, Oregon

Creator:: Crandell, George Frank
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: surface and bottom water into: Type A, 20%oor over; Type B, between 4 and l9%o; and Type D, 3%o or less

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A dynamic input-output model for regional impact analysis

The role of dissolved amino acids as a nitrogen source for marine phytoplankton in an estuarine environment in southeastern Alaska

Predicted economic effects of environmental quality control policies on linear firm models and an application to an irrigated farm model

Some market and non-market effects of alternative natural resource management strategies : the case of an eastern Oregon deer population

The role of selected population and site characteristics in the demand for forest recreation

Studies on the occurrence, physiology, and ecology of bioluminescence in dinoflagellates

Growth control of a marine diatom by low and limiting levels of nitrate-nitrogen

An economic analysis of policies, cost and returns for public and commercial campgrounds on the Oregon coast

A model for determining soil contrast and its application to five different soil orders

Seasonal and spatial distribution of harpacticoid copepods in relation to salinity and temperature in Yaquina Bay, Oregon

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