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  • Projected climate change impacts on water demand and supply for the City of Corvallis

    Creator:
    Rupp, David E.
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    A report to Carollo Engineers, Inc.
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    Technical Report
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    E. Rupp, PhD., Assistant Professor Senior Research Reviewed by Peter Ruggiero, Ph.D., Interim

  • Dissolved Organic Carbon Production and Flux from Long Term Litter Manipulations in a Pacific Northwest Old-Growth Forest

    Creator:
    Evans, Lucas R.
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    Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) flux is an important mechanism to convey soil carbon (C) from aboveground organic debris (litter) to deeper soil horizons and can influence the formation of stable soil organic carbon (SOC) compounds. Aboveground litter quantity and quality was manipulated for 20-years in an old-growth Douglas fir forest...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    : Dissolved organic carbon, soil organic carbon, litter inputs, carbon cycling. Corresponding e-mail

  • Investigating One-way Stream-aquifer Connectivity on Streamflow Predictions during Hydrologic Extremes in the National Water Model

    Creator:
    Jachens, Elizabeth R.
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    Surface water and groundwater are intimately connected by a two-way flux between the stream and the underlying aquifers; a complicated yet crucial relationship to represent in models. However, the National Water Model currently only considers a one-way flux, where groundwater can enter a stream but cannot return to the aquifer....
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Thomas, Joseph Hughes, and David Steward. Holly contributed to the stream identification using remote

  • David Foster Wallace's communal middle ground

    Creator:
    Randlemon, Daniel E.
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    Throughout the course of this thesis, I argue that the prose of David Foster Wallace, specifically his posthumously published novel The Pale King, inhabits a middle ground between universal sincerity and the particularized authenticity of postmodern irony. I examine Lionel Trilling's definitions of sincerity and authenticity before moving toward an...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Reserved David Foster Wallace’s Communal Middle Ground by Daniel E. Randlemon A

  • Changing Storms and Snowpack Fate in the Western United States

    Creator:
    Hu, Jyun-Yi Michelle
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    Cold-season storms are responsible for generating most of the snow that accumulates in mountainous watersheds across the western United States, but with overwhelming evidence of warming temperature trends, this seasonal snowpack is at risk for melt, The vast majority of snow trend studies utilize undifferentiated air temperature records – these...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    committee members – Dr. David Rupp, Dr. Stephen Good and Dr. John Bailey – who read my emails, sat through

  • Vet Gazette ; November 23, 2009

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    Oregon State University. College of Veterinary Medicine
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    Bi-weekly newsletter of the Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
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    Other
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    Series: Dr. David Sahn from OHSU Echocardiography/Pediatric Cardiology, Doernbecher Children's

  • Large Ensembles of Regional Climate Simulations over the western United States

    Creator:
    Li, Sihan
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    Large ensembles of regional climate simulations were generated from the weather@home distributed volunteer computing project over the western US domain. Weather@home uses the U.K. Met Office Hadley Centre’s regional climate model HadRM3P (~0.22°) nested within the atmospheric global model HadAM3P (1.875 longitude° by 1.25 latitude°). Simulations from HadRM3P were evaluated...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    By Sihan Li1, Philip W. Mote1, David E. Rupp1, Dean Vickers1, Roberto Mera2, Myles Allen3,4 1

  • Developing a Drought Metric with Water Managers

    Creator:
    Moruzzi, Danielle L.
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    Though numerous drought metrics have been developed by the research community, adoption of these metrics by water managers has been limited. The reasons for this vary, but some include mismatches in time scales and spatial scales between the metric supplied and the operational decisions (e.g. water managers often work within...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    for this project and your connections with our stakeholders, Dr. David Rupp for providing input

  • Parker, David Bill.pdf

    Creator:
    Parker, David Bill
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    Data from the southern Cascade Mountains of Oregon has been collected for application in computer analysis of snowfields. Vegetation type, canopy cover, slope, aspect, insolation, and snowfield ground truth delineation are given consideration. In addition, a procedure for transferral of data onto Landsat imagery was derived.
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    EXTENT; SOUTHERN CASCADE MOUNTAINS, OREGON by DAVID BILL PARKER A RESE;RCH PAPER suiitted to THE

  • Ji[David]XiuleiChemistryAmbientHydrolysisDeposition.pdf

    Creator:
    Wang, Xingfeng, Raju, Vadivukarasi, Luo, Wei, Wang, Bao, Stickle, William F., and Ji, Xiulei
    Abstract:
    Despite the considerable advances of deposition technologies, it remains a significant challenge to form conformal deposition on surface of nanoporous carbons. Here, we introduce a new ambient hydrolysis deposition method that employs and controls pre-adsorbed water vapor on nanoporous carbons to define the deposition of TiO₂. We converted the deposited...
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    deposition, or e-beam deposition, do not meet the requirements due to their line-of-sight nature. Most