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Chemical Analysis Of Aerosol Particle Surfaces, Hillary Woolf
Chemical Analysis Of Aerosol Particle Surfaces, Hillary Woolf
Fall Student Research Symposium 2018
Aerosol particles are thought to impact climate properties. The ability to probe aerosols to understand their chemical properties has been difficult due to a lack of appropriate analytical techniques. Here we present interface-specific SHS techniques to allow for in situ analysis of aerosol particles. Transportation of aerosols from their collection site to the laboratory disturbs their chemical and physical properties thus making it difficult to take accurate measurements of aerosol particles. We show that using a CCD detector is a more effective option for producing more sensitive results and can greatly reduce sampling time and could possibly detect measurements from …
Optimizing Robotic Milk: A Qualitative Research Approach To Understanding Challenges That May Inhibit Optimal Usage Of Automatic Milking Systems In Northern Utah, Jessica Felts
Fall Student Research Symposium 2018
Automatic Milking Systems (AMS) – or robotic milkers – have been on the market for over twenty years. However, AMS introduction is relatively new to the Western U.S., and requires challenging adjustments and new management systems.
Modeling The Effect Of Post-Dispersal Seed Predation On Tropical Tree Species In Panama, Justin Tirrell
Modeling The Effect Of Post-Dispersal Seed Predation On Tropical Tree Species In Panama, Justin Tirrell
Fall Student Research Symposium 2018
Palm trees provide a unique opportunity to study what conditions optimize the probability that a seed will grow successfully. The seeds of palm trees, endocarps, are large and easy to locate. When they don't grow, predators leave marks on them that tell the story of their fate. The focus of my experiment is to determine how the current distribution pattern of parent palm trees in Panama Palm trees affects the the future distribution of seedlings. I have programmed a versatile model that takes the assumption that bruchid beetles are the sole predators acting on the seeds, and that these fall …
Sagestep News, Fall 2018, No. 33, Sagestep
Sagestep News, Fall 2018, No. 33, Sagestep
Newsletters
Seasonal newsletter of SageSTEP.
Sagestep News, Spring 2018, No. 32, Sagestep
Sagestep News, Spring 2018, No. 32, Sagestep
Newsletters
Seasonal newsletter of SageSTEP.
Cultivate Spring/Summer 2018, Utah State University
Cultivate Spring/Summer 2018, Utah State University
Cultivate Magazine
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Cultivate Fall/Winter 2018, Utah State University
Cultivate Fall/Winter 2018, Utah State University
Cultivate Magazine
Bi-annual magazine for the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences.
Human–Black Bear Conflicts: A Review Of Common Management Practices, Carl W. Lackey, Stewart W. Breck, Brian F. Wakeling, H. Bryant White
Human–Black Bear Conflicts: A Review Of Common Management Practices, Carl W. Lackey, Stewart W. Breck, Brian F. Wakeling, H. Bryant White
Human–Wildlife Interactions Monographs
The objective of this monograph is to provide wildlife professionals, who respond to human–bear conflicts, with an appraisal of the most common techniques used for mitigating conflicts as well as the benefits and challenges of each technique in a single document. Most human–black bear conflict occurs when people make anthropogenic foods like garbage, dog food, domestic poultry, or fruit trees available to bears. Bears change their behavior to take advantage of these resources and may damage property or cause public safety concerns in the process. Managers and the public need to understand the available tools to stop human–bear conflict and …