The heat unit concept of time-temperature relationships
is used in this thesis as a means of studying the
temperature element of the climate at nine Oregon stations.
The stations, Astoria, Baker, Burns, Eugene, Medford,
Pendleton, Portland, Roseburg, and Salem, were selected on
the basis of distribution and availability of Weather...
Temporal and spatial patterns of daytime cloudiness in the
Willamette Valley of Oregon were studied by utilizing monthly and
daily sky cover data published by the U. S. Weather Bureau for the
Portland, Salem, and Eugene stations. The 15-year period, 1949
through 1963, was selected as the maximum reliable period...
This thesis treats the problem of enumerating equivalence
classes of Euler paths of full graphs. A full graph
is a complete, unordered, graph with no loops or repeated
edges. Two Euler paths are equivalent if and only if one
can be transformed into the other by a finite sequence of...
An algorithm is described for determining the vertices
and supporting planes (or lines) of the convex hull
of a given set of N distinct points in 3-space. The
method involves determining a finite sequence of convex
hulls, each successive convex hull being a better approximation
to the convex hull of...