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Mathematics Of The Significant Tornado Parameter, Aaron Baker
Mathematics Of The Significant Tornado Parameter, Aaron Baker
Undergraduate Research Conference
The idea of this project came from my curiosity of weather and especially how severe storms are predicted. There are many parameters used to predict severe weather that use mathematical formulas. After sorting through the parameters, the STP was the one selected due to its use of other parameters for prediction of tornadoes, as well as concepts used in Single and Multi-Variable Calculus, such as areas between curves and vector magnitude and direction, and learning how to use new graphs than what is normally used.
Heated Cell To Study Sarin Surrogates Using Laser Absorption Spectroscopy In The 3.39 Μm Infrared Region, Kaleb Fields, Connor O’Leary
Heated Cell To Study Sarin Surrogates Using Laser Absorption Spectroscopy In The 3.39 Μm Infrared Region, Kaleb Fields, Connor O’Leary
Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Structural And Compositional Investigation Of Pottery Samples From Guatemala, Pressley S. Nicholson
Structural And Compositional Investigation Of Pottery Samples From Guatemala, Pressley S. Nicholson
Undergraduate Research Conference
Purpose of investigation: The composition and characteristics of Mayan pottery samples from Guatemala was investigated.
Cation Exchange Capacity Determination: Comparative Study Of Three Methods, Lillie Zech
Cation Exchange Capacity Determination: Comparative Study Of Three Methods, Lillie Zech
Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Predicting Stratigraphic Outcrops Using A Lidar Digital Elevation Model In A Karst Landscape, Fort Hood Military Installation, Texas, Keely Armstrong
Predicting Stratigraphic Outcrops Using A Lidar Digital Elevation Model In A Karst Landscape, Fort Hood Military Installation, Texas, Keely Armstrong
Undergraduate Research Conference
The Fort Hood Military Installation is a karst landscape characterized by Cretaceous-age limestone plateaus and canyons in Bell and Coryell counties, Texas. The area is located in the Lampasas Cut Plain region of the Edwards Plateau and is stratigraphically defined by exposures of the Fredericksburg Group, namely the Comanche Peak and Edwards carbonates. The topography is dominated by plateaued draining divides capped by the resistant Edwards limestone and bordered by steep scarps exposing alternating layers of the Comanche Peak and Edwards units. This interfingering relationship has created a variable slope along the edges of the plateaus, defined by lithology.
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