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Cave Research Foundation Newsletter, Volume 26, No. 1 & 2, February/May 1998, Candice E. Leek
Cave Research Foundation Newsletter, Volume 26, No. 1 & 2, February/May 1998, Candice E. Leek
Cave Research Foundation Newsletter
Contents: Ground Broken for CRF's Hamilton Valley Headquarters -- On-Going Connections -- CRF Bulletin Board -- 1998 Joint Mammoth Cave/CRF Science Conference, July 30-31, 1998 -- Educational Resource Development Program -- Those Who've Gone Before -- The President's Column -- News from Cave Books -- CRF Karst Field Station -- Report from the CRF Karst Field Station Building Committee -- Improving Mammoth Cave -- Foundation Member Chairs New NSS Section -- Bell's Tavern Gets a Boost -- New Foundation Fellows -- Building Fund Update -- USGS National Spatial Data Infrastructure Project -- Friends of Karst and The International Geological Correlation …
High Performance Computing Applications In Remote Sensing Studies For Land Cover Dynamics, S. Kalluri, J. Jájá, D.A. Bader, Z. Zhang, J. Townshend, H. Fallah-Adl
High Performance Computing Applications In Remote Sensing Studies For Land Cover Dynamics, S. Kalluri, J. Jájá, D.A. Bader, Z. Zhang, J. Townshend, H. Fallah-Adl
Electrical & Computer Engineering Technical Reports
Global and regional land cover studies require the ability to apply complex models on selected subsets of large amounts of multi-sensor and multi-temporal data sets that have been derived from raw instrument measurements using widely accepted pre-processing algorithms. The computational and storage requirements of most such studies far exceed what is possible on a single workstation environment. We have been pursuing a new approach that couples scalable and open distributed heterogeneous hardware with the development of high performance software for processing, indexing, and organizing remotely sensed data. Hierarchical data management tools are used to ingest raw data, create metadata, and …
School Of Law Annual Report 1997-1998, School Of Law Dean
School Of Law Annual Report 1997-1998, School Of Law Dean
Annual Reports -- Law School (1951-2013)
The annual report for the University of New Mexico School of Law for the period July 1997 through June 1998.
Natural Resource Data Analysis: Finding Comfort With Computers, James A. Stevens, Jeremy S. Fried
Natural Resource Data Analysis: Finding Comfort With Computers, James A. Stevens, Jeremy S. Fried
Natural Resources and Environmental Issues
For the past six years Michigan State University Department of Forestry has offered a course, "Natural Resource Data Analysis," that has evolved as computer skills, there are three principle objectives in the course: identifying a natural resource problem and obtaining relevant data; conducting an objective, quantitative analysis of data; and presenting the analysis in a way that is clear to a non-technical audience. The course consists of a combined lecture/lab where fundamental concepts oral and written communication, quantitative analysis, and spatial analysis/cartography are introduced and a hands-on lab where students practice specific computer and analytic skills. The ultimate course objective …
Center For Sustainable Agricultural Systems Newsletter, January/February 1998
Center For Sustainable Agricultural Systems Newsletter, January/February 1998
Center for Sustainable Agricultural Systems -- Newsletters 1993-2000
Contents: National Organic Program Proposed Rule National Strategy to Assist Small Farms North Central Region SARE Offers Producer Grants Educators Invited to Attend SARE Celebration Integrated Farm Update: Small Grain Cover Crops in Crop/Livestock Systems Future Food Systems: Implications for Nebraska Symposium: Preserving Farmland, Policies and Practices
User Response And Organisational Fit For Information Systems In Earth Observation, Jeff Kingwell
User Response And Organisational Fit For Information Systems In Earth Observation, Jeff Kingwell
Theses: Doctorates and Masters
A group of seventy six scientists and data managers in the Australian research agency CSIRO were surveyed to establish their needs and preferences in relation to information systems for Earth observation data. After study of available alternatives, three prototype Earth observation information management systems were installed and the user response was evaluated through interview of fifteen of the group. The prototypes consisted of web-based client servers which permitted users to interrogate databases of Earth observation datasets; to search for information about sensor or satellite performance, and to retrieve data and information products. The chosen systems were CILS, the CEOS (Committee …