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Creator:: Conner, Jeremy C. and Olsen, Michael J.
Abstract:: This manuscript presents a novel algorithm to automatically detect landslide movement in a forested area using displacements of tree trunks distributed across the landslide surveyed repeatedly using terrestrial laser scanning (TLS). Common landslide monitoring techniques include: inclinometers, global position system (GPS), and interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR). While these techniques...
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Full Text:: trunks extracted from terrestrial laser scan data Jeremy C. Conner a, Michael J. Olsen b,n a Department

Creator:: Rich, J. Harry, Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (6th : 1954 : Eureka, Calif.)
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: ASSOCIATION by J. Harry Rich, Secretary To be presented at the Sixth Annual Meeting of Western Dry Kiln

Creator:: Schantz, Merilynn C., Sheley, Roger L., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: Plant invasion and restoration outcomes are largely driven by the timing and magnitude of seed dispersal, and by the performance of dispersed species in an environment. Because seed dispersal controls recruitment of newly arriving species and facilitates safe site occupation, assembly will differ depending on seed dispersal processes and variable...

Creator:: Schantz, Merilynn C., Sheley, Roger L., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: Plant invasion and restoration outcomes are largely driven by the timing and magnitude of seed dispersal, and by the performance of dispersed species in an environment. Because seed dispersal controls recruitment of newly arriving species and facilitates safe site occupation, assembly will differ depending on seed dispersal processes and variable...

Creator:: Schantz, Merilynn C., Sheley, Roger L., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: Plant invasion and restoration outcomes are largely driven by the timing and magnitude of seed dispersal, and by the performance of dispersed species in an environment. Because seed dispersal controls recruitment of newly arriving species and facilitates safe site occupation, assembly will differ depending on seed dispersal processes and variable...
Full Text:: restoration of shrub-steppe Merilynn C. Schantz • Roger L. Sheley • Jeremy J. James Received: 8 November

Creator:: Schantz, Merilynn C., Sheley, Roger L., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: Plant invasion and restoration outcomes are largely driven by the timing and magnitude of seed dispersal, and by the performance of dispersed species in an environment. Because seed dispersal controls recruitment of newly arriving species and facilitates safe site occupation, assembly will differ depending on seed dispersal processes and variable...
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Creator:: Kosma, Maria, Ellis, Rebecca, Cardinal, Bradley J., Bauer, Jeremy J., and McCubbin, Jeffrey A.
Abstract:: The study’s purpose was to identify the mediating role of intention and the stages of change (SOC) in physical activity (PA) over a 6-month period using two models (Theory of Planned Behavior [TPB] and TPB/SOC). Participants were 143 adults with physical disabilities (70.68% response rate; M age = 46.03). The...
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Full Text:: Bradley J. Cardinal,2 Jeremy J. Bauer,2 and Jeffrey A. McCubbin2 1Louisiana State University and

Creator:: Kosma, Maria, Gardner, Rebecca Ellis, Cardinal, Bradley J., Bauer, Jeremy J., and McCubbin, Jeffrey A.
Abstract:: A high proportion of individuals with disabilities remain physically inactive. Therefore, this study (web-based survey) investigated the relationships between the Transtheoretical Model (TTM) and physical activity among 224 adults with physical disabilities (M age = 45.4 years, SD = 10.78, females = 71%). Additionally, the most important TTM predictors of...
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Full Text:: University Bradley J. Cardinal, Jeremy J. Bauer, and Jeffrey A. McCubbin Oregon State University A high

Creator:: Larson, Julie E., Sheley, Roger L., Hardegree, Stuart P., Doescher, Paul S., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: 1. Seeding native plants is a key management practice to counter land degradation across the globe, yet the majority of seeding efforts fail, limiting our ability to accelerate ecosystem recovery. 2. Recruitment requires transitions through several seed and seedling stages, some of which may have overriding influences on restoration outcomes....

Creator:: Larson, Julie E., Sheley, Roger L., Hardegree, Stuart P., Doescher, Paul S., and James, Jeremy J.
Abstract:: 1. Seeding native plants is a key management practice to counter land degradation across the globe, yet the majority of seeding efforts fail, limiting our ability to accelerate ecosystem recovery. 2. Recruitment requires transitions through several seed and seedling stages, some of which may have overriding influences on restoration outcomes....
Full Text:: . Doescher4 and Jeremy J. James5 1Environmental Sciences Graduate Program, Oregon State University

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