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Evaluation Of Iso 18000-6 Type C Class 1 Generation 2 Rfid Protocol Artifacts, Nikhil Ayer
Evaluation Of Iso 18000-6 Type C Class 1 Generation 2 Rfid Protocol Artifacts, Nikhil Ayer
Electrical Engineering Theses - Archive
In this thesis, we have identified the effect on the performance of the RFID system when ISO 18000-6 Class 1 Gen 2 RFID protocol's parameters are changed. The protocol parameters we considered changing for the conformance testing are Tari, operating frequency, pulse width and modulation index at the constant transmitted power. The range of frequencies used in the experiments does fall outside the specification of ISO 18000-6 Type-C Class-1 Gen-2 protocol; but the power transmited by the RFID reader is under the FCC regulations. The research gives the detail behavior of the RFID signal propagation both from the reader to …
Nonrigid Image Registration By The Deformation Based Grid Generation, Chih-Yao Hsieh
Nonrigid Image Registration By The Deformation Based Grid Generation, Chih-Yao Hsieh
Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive
A novel nonrigid image registration algorithm is developed using a well-established mathematic work known as deformation based grid generation. The deformation based grid generation is capable to generate a grid free of mesh folding, which is achieved by devising a positive monitor function describing the anticipated grid point density in the computational domain. Based on this method, a novel nonrigid image registration algorithm is successfully developed with many interesting features. First of all, the functional to be optimized during the image registration process consists of only one term — the similarity term. Thus, no regularization functional is required in this …
Searching And Ranking Xml Data In A Distributed Environment, Weimin He
Searching And Ranking Xml Data In A Distributed Environment, Weimin He
Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive
Due to the increasing number of independent data providers on the web, there is a growing number of web applications that require searching and querying data sources distributed at different locations over the internet. Since XML is rapidlygaining in popularity as a universal data format for data exchange and integration, locating and ranking distributed XML data on the web are gaining importance in the database community. Most of existing XML indexing techniques combine structure indexes and inverted lists extracted from XML documents to fully evaluate a full-text query against these indexes and return the actual XML fragments of the query …
Regridding In Nonrigid Image Registration, Ting-Hung Lin
Regridding In Nonrigid Image Registration, Ting-Hung Lin
Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive
Regridding was first introduced in viscous fluid registration for preventing folding of the transformation and for maintaining the admissible deformation field in large-deformation nonrigid image registration applications. We investigated the application of regridding to leading nonrigid image registration algorithms, including elastic, fluid, diffusion, curvature, and demons algorithms, and compared the performance and accuracy in each case.We also introduce a grid repairing mechanism based on the adaptive grid-generation method to prevent the transformation from folding. The grid repairing method can be used in conjunction with the proposed regridding scheme to set bounds on the Jacobian determinant of the transformation. We showed …
Computational Analysis Of Structure And Function Of Genomic Sequences, Abanish Singh
Computational Analysis Of Structure And Function Of Genomic Sequences, Abanish Singh
Computer Science and Engineering Dissertations - Archive
The genetic code consists of long chains of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) present in every cell of a living organism. These chains contain both functional and non-functional DNA sequences, and their proportion in the mix varies widely along the tree of life. Generally, more complex organisms tend to feature large amounts of "junk" DNA, whose importance is still subject of a debate in the scientific circles. The functional sequences include coding sequences (genes) and various types of signals, mostly, but not exclusively, controlling the regulation of coding sequences, i.e. activating and deactivating the expression of genes, during the developmental stage, in …
Gender Differences In Media Coverage For Candidates Running In Presidential Nomination Races : A Close Look At Clinton And Dole, Nichole Horn
Political Science Theses - Archive
The media plays an interesting and intricate role in the election process. Theinformation the media presents to voters is used by voters to form opinions on candidates and issues. As a result, voters take these opinions into the voting booths with them. Female candidates running for elected office often find themselves being treated differently by the media than the male candidates they are running against. Previous research has indicated that female candidates receive less overall coverage than their male counterparts. In addition, themedia often chooses to focus on female candidates' personal lives, personality, and horserace positions more so than male …
Anticipating Mothering In The Mexican Origin Woman, Susan M. Baxley
Anticipating Mothering In The Mexican Origin Woman, Susan M. Baxley
Nursing Dissertations - Archive
Not all women experience pregnancy and motherhood in the same way. There needs to be a greater understanding of how Mexican origin women experience pregnancy and anticipate mothering since Hispanics comprise the largest and fastest growing minority group in the United States. The purpose of this qualitative, descriptive inquiry was to explore the meaning of attachment, commitment, and preparation during pregnancy as an anticipatory phase of mothering for the Mexican origin woman giving birth in the United States. Culture, the partner, family and friends were also explored as to how they influenced the process of anticipating mothering. Semi-structured interviews provided …
How Does A Weak Versus Strong Sense Of Self Affect People's Social And Nonsocial Involvements?, Michael Shaun Culwell
How Does A Weak Versus Strong Sense Of Self Affect People's Social And Nonsocial Involvements?, Michael Shaun Culwell
Psychology Theses - Archive
Does possessing either a strong or weak sense of self predict the number and percentage of one's self-selected social and/or nonsocial involvements? The current study is a retrospective survey study that sought to answer this and other questions. The data from three samples, using 418 total participants, revealed that sense of self was significantly correlated with the percentage of self-selected activities and the total number of self-selected jobs, and was correlated at a marginal level of significance with the total number of self-selected activities. Strength and clarity of sense of self (a combined factor of sense of self and self-concept …
How Maps Tell The Truth By Lying, Andrew M. Balash
How Maps Tell The Truth By Lying, Andrew M. Balash
History Theses - Archive
Maps do more than simply record geographical locations: maps link locations to the past and present, and even propose future possibilities. Maps graphically display information (or data) that is at once geographic, economic, political, social, scientific, and religious and they can be a starting point for the study of past cultures. Through careful analysis, including the conscious and subconscious selections of map-makers, maps reveal a perception of the world that is as fascinating as it is complex. This is the subjective vision of the world buried beneath the seemingly "objective" façade of the map--the hidden story that the cartographer did …
Exploring 2006 Felony Domestic Violence Cases In Dallas County: Characterization And Analysis, Lydia Marie Jacobson-Connor
Exploring 2006 Felony Domestic Violence Cases In Dallas County: Characterization And Analysis, Lydia Marie Jacobson-Connor
Social Work Theses - Archive
In 2004 the city of Dallas police department reported that among violent crimes, family violence was second only to assault in occurrence. This trend is observed throughout Dallas County, which is the focus of this exploratory study. The data consist of 904 family violence cases drawn from disposed felony family violence cases processed through the district attorney's office in 2006. We employed, geographic information systems, and bivariate and multivariate analysis to explore influences of family violence victims and the district attorney advocates on court outcomes. Variables used in these analyses included: 1) incident address (modified to protect confidentiality), 2) filing …
An Analysis Of The Funding Environment For Technology Assisted, Holly Strother
An Analysis Of The Funding Environment For Technology Assisted, Holly Strother
Social Work Theses - Archive
This project analyzed the funding environment for online social and emotional support for young adults with Spina bifida. It answered the research question: how to develop a fundable program through assessing the following: 1) identifying key components that make up a fundable program, 2) the proposal process and 3) how foundations make decisions. The methodology included a literature and electronic search of key components to include when developing a fundable proposal, literature search to explore the possible funding environments for human services programs and an application of the components to funding environment using condition. Literature identified five key components making …
Plasma Surface Modifications For Biomedical And Electrical Applications, Dhiman Bhattacharyya
Plasma Surface Modifications For Biomedical And Electrical Applications, Dhiman Bhattacharyya
Chemistry & Biochemistry Dissertations - Archive
The focus of this work centers on molecular structuring of surfaces. The surface modifications were achieved using plasma polymerization technology, specifically variable duty cycle pulsed plasmas. The results obtained demonstrate that both exacting film chemistry and film thickness control were achieved during deposition of thin polymeric films on selected substrates. The following achievements are detailed in this thesis:* Identification of a new class of volatile monomers which can be successfully used to synthesize thermoresponsive hydrogel films. A unique aspect of this work is that the lower critical solution temperatures of these gels can be controllably varied by simple adjustment of …
Cytotoxicity Studies On Metallo-Salens And Their Applications In Gene Delivery, Getachew Abebe Woldemariam
Cytotoxicity Studies On Metallo-Salens And Their Applications In Gene Delivery, Getachew Abebe Woldemariam
Chemistry & Biochemistry Dissertations - Archive
Most of biological catalysts including nucleases are made of active metal centers. Metal complexes that are able to interact with DNA and RNA mimicking these natural nucleases will be valuable as therapeutic agents that target nucleic acids. Metal complexes have been used for very long time to treat different kinds of illnesses including cancer. Platinum based compounds are among the most widely used anticancer agents in clinical use. The first chapter of this dissertation highlights the roles of metal ions and their complexes with regard to biochemical activities, as enzyme inhibitors, anticancer agents and metallo-nucleases. Moreover, we will discuss the …
Development And Application Of New Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics Technologies To Post-Translational Modifications, Yue Chen
Chemistry & Biochemistry Dissertations - Archive
Post-translational modifications (PTMs) represent one of the major cellular mechanisms to diversify the limited number of proteins coded by genome. They provide dynamic regulation of protein functions and the means to fine-tune protein functions in response to the changing cellular environment and physiological conditions. Despite their crucial roles in cellular functions, efficient and sensitive analysis of PTMs remains a daunting analytical challenge. Traditional chemical approaches to characterize PTMs are labor-intensive and time-consuming, often with low sensitivity and specificity. Over the past ten years, biological mass spectrometry has emerged as an indispensable tool to identify and characterize PTMs. Mass spectrometry-based proteomic …
Statistical Approach To The Development Of A Microscale Model For Estimating Exhaust Emissions Of Light Duty Gasoline Vehicles, Benjamin Nmai Afotey
Statistical Approach To The Development Of A Microscale Model For Estimating Exhaust Emissions Of Light Duty Gasoline Vehicles, Benjamin Nmai Afotey
Civil Engineering Dissertations - Archive
Today, air pollution is taking a growing toll on human health, the environment and the economy, despite decades of efforts to combat it. Although it was once a primary urban phenomenon in industrialized countries, today air pollution has spread worldwide. Mobile, industrial and natural sources constitute the major sources of air pollution. Around the world, major cities in industrialized countries have in recent times been battling air pollution from mobile sources. Beijing, New Delhi, Dallas/ Fort Worth and Los Angeles are no exceptions.Pronounced interest has focused on mobile source (vehicle exhaust) emissions in recent decades. A rapid increase in the …
Multi-Criteria Assessment For Supporting Freeway Operations And Management Systems, Auttawit Upayokin
Multi-Criteria Assessment For Supporting Freeway Operations And Management Systems, Auttawit Upayokin
Civil Engineering Dissertations - Archive
Freeway traffic congestion represents an increasing concern for urban areas throughout the United States. In addition, faced with limited roadway expansion alternatives, transportation agencies are considering investment in traffic management centers (TMCs) as a more viable way to operate and manage freeways effectively. The TMCs' responsibilities include monitoring roadway conditions using the various data collection strategies and determining performance measures for freeway operations. At the same time, traffic engineers at the TMCs may react to the traffic congestion problems by implementing operational strategies. In order to provide reliable decision support for TMC freeway operations and management systems, this dissertation aims …
Feasibility Study Of An Ultra Fast Gated Camera To Image Biliary Tree Embedded In Adipose Tissue Using Laboratory Phantoms And Monte Carlo Simulations, Nimit Lalitkumar Patel
Feasibility Study Of An Ultra Fast Gated Camera To Image Biliary Tree Embedded In Adipose Tissue Using Laboratory Phantoms And Monte Carlo Simulations, Nimit Lalitkumar Patel
Bioengineering Theses - Archive
Every year, approximately 500,000 cholecystectomies are performed in US. As biliary tree structures are embedded in adipose tissue, they cannot be visualized directly by the surgeon, which causes inadvertent injuries to the common bile duct, vein and artery during a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Thus there is an urge for an imaging modality which could see biliary tree structure through fatty tissue. Successful clinical implementation of an imaging system which could attain this goal would reduce surgical time, improve patient safety and minimize the risk of complications and expenses attributable to the current standard practice of intraoperative cholecystectomy. It is hoped that …
Automated Quantification Of White Matter Hyperintensity Burden Using Mprage And Flair Images From A Large Population, Keith Mcleod Hulsey
Automated Quantification Of White Matter Hyperintensity Burden Using Mprage And Flair Images From A Large Population, Keith Mcleod Hulsey
Bioengineering Theses - Archive
White Matter Hyperintensity(WMH) burden, as observed in T2 and proton weighted MR images, is associated with several health factors such as decreased cognitive ability, hypertension, diabetes and cerebrovascular disease. An algorithm was developed to automatically estimate WMH burden from pairs of MPRAGE and FLAIR images which is robust and requires essentially no operator involvement. The WMH burden estimation generated by this fully automated algorithm has been shown to correlate well with known risk factors for WMH burden.
Synthesis And Characterisation Of Raman Nanotags For Molecular Detection, James Otieno Nyagilo
Synthesis And Characterisation Of Raman Nanotags For Molecular Detection, James Otieno Nyagilo
Bioengineering Theses - Archive
The realization that most diseases are preceded or accompanied by changes in the genetic and cellular level of an organism has increased with the need for imaging modalities, with the sensitivity and specificity, to quantitatively detect biomolecules at those levels. Specifically there has been a need for the development of a modality that has the ability to detect multiple biomolecules from a single sample in order to increase accuracy of molecular diagnosis and allow for early detection of terminal diseases. Surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy provides potential for such a modality. The distinct spectrum of each Raman active molecule serves as …
Visible To Near Infra Red Hyperspectral Imaging: Visualizing The Neurological And Biological Nature Of Ischemic Tissue, Swetha Suresh
Visible To Near Infra Red Hyperspectral Imaging: Visualizing The Neurological And Biological Nature Of Ischemic Tissue, Swetha Suresh
Bioengineering Theses - Archive
Diabetic Neuropathy is a neuropathic disorder which is associated with Diabetes Mellitus. It is known to result in lower limb ulcers which can lead to amputation. Nerve damage, microvascular dysfunctions and use of ill fitting shoes are significant causes for it. These abnormal dysfunctions can lead to Ischemia. We have used the Multimodal Hyperspectral Imaging System image areas of high pressure on the skin that correspond to pain and also to visualize vascular changes that are associated with this pain. The instrument majorly consists of near-infrared and visible charge coupled devices (CCDs), lenses, liquid crystal tunable filters (LCTFs) for both …
An Analysis Of Tracheid Length Versus Age In A 4842-Year Old Bristlecone Pine (Pinus Longaeva D.K. Bailey) Called Prometheus, Teresa Halupnik
An Analysis Of Tracheid Length Versus Age In A 4842-Year Old Bristlecone Pine (Pinus Longaeva D.K. Bailey) Called Prometheus, Teresa Halupnik
Biology Dissertations - Archive
After felling, it was revealed that Prometheus, an ancient bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva D.K. Bailey) located in the Great Basin National Park, had been the oldest living organism at over 5000 years of age. Great Basin bristlecone pines are famous for their longevity, living thousands of years under extreme conditions of temperature and moisture at high altitudes. For the majority of conifer trees, a period of rapid growth in tracheid lengths has been observed from the pith up to ten to forty years of age. Since most pine trees live for an average of 100-300 years, it was hypothesized that, …
The Evolutionary History And Genomic Impact Of Mammalian Dna Transposons, John Kelly Pace
The Evolutionary History And Genomic Impact Of Mammalian Dna Transposons, John Kelly Pace
Biology Dissertations - Archive
Transposable elements (TEs) are mobile repetitive sequences that make up large fractions of mammalian genomes, including at least 45% of the human genome. Class 2, or DNA intermediate transposons, which make up approximately 3% of human nuclear DNA, have typically been overlooked in analyses of mammalian genomes and therefore remain poorly understood. Here, we carried out the first large-scale analysis of the evolutionary history of DNA transposons throughout eutherian mammal evolution. The analysis included 18 mammals from all major branches of the eutherian tree including Afrotheria, Laurasiatheria, primates, rodents and Xenarthra. We combined three different computational methods: average divergence of …
The Effects Of Education On Health Care Professionals' Assessment Of Intimate Partner Violence In Primary Care Settings, Sherry G. Sheffield
The Effects Of Education On Health Care Professionals' Assessment Of Intimate Partner Violence In Primary Care Settings, Sherry G. Sheffield
Social Work Dissertations - Archive
This study was designed to explore what factors influence healthcare professionals' assessment of intimate partner violence (IPV) and to examine the effects of education on healthcare professionals' IPV knowledge, opinions, and assessment behaviors. A quasi-experimental, pretest-post-test non-equivalent comparison group design was utilized to collect data. One hundred forty-nine (N = 149) healthcare professionals from three outpatient healthcare settings participated in this study. Participants completed a survey questionnaire (PREMIS) designed to measure healthcare professionals' IPV knowledge, opinions, and practices, and to assess training effectiveness. Participants' responses on PREMIS scales were evaluated to determine the relationship between sample demographics, previous training, knowledge, …
Factors Influencing Black/White Interracial Marriage Satisfaction, Gary John Herr
Factors Influencing Black/White Interracial Marriage Satisfaction, Gary John Herr
Social Work Dissertations - Archive
The purpose of this study is to investigate the marital satisfaction of Black-White interracial couples. This research study was undertaken by looking at the differences among interracially married Black-White couples and intra-married Black and White couples, using data from an American sample of 808 couples (White male-Black female, Black female-White male, Black male-Black female, White male-white female). These couples had presented for counseling or marriage enrichment and had taken the Evaluating and Nurturing Relationship Issues, Communication, Happiness Inventory (ENRICH) between January 2007 and mid-summer 2008. The ENRICH Inventory measures individual and dyadic responses to questions regarding marital satisfaction across multiple …
Development Of Optical Fiber Sensors For Distance, Refractive Index And Strain Measurement, Ayan Majumdar
Development Of Optical Fiber Sensors For Distance, Refractive Index And Strain Measurement, Ayan Majumdar
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Theses - Archive
This thesis is focused on the development of optical fiber based sensors for the measurement of distance, refractive index, and strain. The fabrication, implementation, analysis, and evaluation of the sensors are presented. The Extrinsic Fabry-Perot Interferometric (EFPI) distance sensor is one of the most popular distance sensors but it possesses an inherent drawback. When the free-space cavity distance is very small, the numbers of fringes generated are not sufficient for the distance demodulation algorithm; therefore the smallest distance it can measure is determined by the bandwidth of the light source. An optical fiber based distance sensor is developed in this …
A Process For Ice Detector Placement Using 3-D Eulerian Droplet Impingement Analysis, Glenn T. Lancaster
A Process For Ice Detector Placement Using 3-D Eulerian Droplet Impingement Analysis, Glenn T. Lancaster
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Theses - Archive
Ice detectors invoke an aircraft's ice protection systems, which reduce the risks of flight into known icing conditions. A process has been developed to place ice detectors on aircraft using high fidelity computational icing tools. Three-dimensional Eulerian droplet impingement analysis is used to determine the necessary ice detector height and location required to achieve full functionality. This method is applied to the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft for validation against both tunnel and flight test data. When compared to icing tunnel test data, computational results for the volume of ice accreted on an antenna were within ten percent, validating the computational …
A Study On The B Family Of Shallow Water Wave Equations, Snehanhsu Saha
A Study On The B Family Of Shallow Water Wave Equations, Snehanhsu Saha
Mathematics Dissertations - Archive
In this dissertation we study b family of shallow water wave equations which include classical Korteweg-de Vries, Camassa-Holm and Degasperis-Procesi equations. We first establish the models of the Camassa-Holm and Degasperis-Procesi equations, deriving them from the shallow waterwave argument and then compare a large class of properties relating to the two equations. Then we consider the b family equation as the parent equation and derive the above mentioned two equations as special cases of the b-family as well as the classical KdV equation.Next we establish results of local well-posedness using Kato's semigroup theory,global existence and blow up solutions under certain …
Estandares De Tecnologia Geoespacial En Los Planes De Estudios Estatales En Los Estados Unidos, Andrew J. Milson
Estandares De Tecnologia Geoespacial En Los Planes De Estudios Estatales En Los Estados Unidos, Andrew J. Milson
Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Publications - Archive
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Gis In K-12 Education: Pedagogical Tool Or Weapon Of Mass Distraction?, Andrew J. Milson
Gis In K-12 Education: Pedagogical Tool Or Weapon Of Mass Distraction?, Andrew J. Milson
Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Publications - Archive
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American Indian Students Speak Out: What's Good Citizenship?, Leisa A. Martin, John J. Chiodo
American Indian Students Speak Out: What's Good Citizenship?, Leisa A. Martin, John J. Chiodo
Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Publications - Archive
For much of our country’s history, citizenship has eluded American Indian people. With this in mind, the authors conducted a study to determine the perceptions of eighth and eleventh grade American Indian students regarding citizenship. We wanted to find out what American Indian students believe are the attributes of a good citizen; what activities they are currently participating in that are related to good citizenship; and what citizenship activities they see themselves performing ten years later in life. The results of the research study indicated that American Indian students’ views of citizenship were grounded in community service rather than in …