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Satellite infrared measurement of sea surface temperature : empirically evaluating the thin approximation

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Kowalski, Andrew S.

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Satellite technology represents the only technique for measuring sea surface temperatures (SSTs) on a global scale. SSTs are important as boundary conditions for climate and atmospheric boundary layer models which attempt to describe phenomena of all scales, ranging from local forecasts to predictions of global warming. Historical use of infrared...

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Pair production treatments for deterministic pulse-height distribution simulations

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MacQuigg, Michael R.

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This thesis presents methods for treating annihilation photon pairs in deterministic pulse height distribution (PHD) simulations. The methods are applied in PHD simulations for monoenergtic sources of 1.6 and 2.6 MeV photons incident on 5 and 10 cm 1-D slabs of germanium, sodium iodide, and lead and the results are...

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Investigation of a hybrid quasi-diffusion/Monte Carlo method for solving multigroup criticality problems in slab geometry

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Robinson, Bethany R.

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A hybrid Quasi-diffusion/Monte Carlo Method for solving multigroup criticality problems in slab geometry was investigated. Analog Monte Carlo was used to calculate functionals (Eddington Factors) that were then used in solution of the quasi-diffusion equations. The hybrid method was shown to accurately and precisely predict the k-eigenvalue and fission source...

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Performance of hybrid methods for representative nonproliferationproblems

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Bevill, Aaron M.

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Adjoint-derived weight windowing is a hybrid deterministic/Monte Carlo method to simulate radiation transport. In adjoint-derived weight windowing, a deterministic adjoint solution is used to create weight windows for a Monte Carlo simulation. The intent of this work is to identify factors that reduce the Figure of Merit (FOM) of Monte...

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Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Health Physics3
Atmospheric Sciences1

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Palmer, Todd S.2
Coakley, James A., jr.1
Palmer, Todd1

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Binney, Stephen1
Gibson, Nathan L.1
Hamby, David M.1
Jansen, Henri1
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Bevill, Aaron M.1
Kowalski, Andrew S.1
Macquigg, Michael R.1
Robinson, Bethany R.1

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1990-19991

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Nuclear Engineering3
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Master of Science (M.S.)4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Radiative transfer[remove]4
Artificial satellites in remote sensing1
Criticality (Nuclear engineering)1
Nuclear fission1
Ocean temperature -- Measurement1
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