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Ground Support Equipment (Gse) Eat, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Ground Support Equipment (Gse) Eat, Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications
About this Presentation
- This presentation was developed as a “taste” of the area of GSE
- There are lots of resources that can be found about GSE and how it should be used
- While I have tried to cover a lot of ground in this presentation, the GSE required for your mission will vary depending on your application
- My intent is to start the thinking process of how to design, develop, and execute GSE elements of your program so that you have a successful mission
Genomics-Informed Nursing Care: A Survey Of Nicu Nurses' Experience And Perspectives Related To Genomic Sequencing, Rachel I. Anderson
Genomics-Informed Nursing Care: A Survey Of Nicu Nurses' Experience And Perspectives Related To Genomic Sequencing, Rachel I. Anderson
Theses and Dissertations
Background: Genomic sequencing is used in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to diagnose babies with genetic disorders. Purpose: To explore the experiences and knowledge of nurses working in NICUs related to genomic sequencing. Methods: This was a mixed-methods, cross-sectional descriptive survey of NICU nurses attending a national conference. Quantitative data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. Qualitative data were coded into categories and themes. Results: Of 188 NICU nurses, nearly half reported experience with genomic sequencing. Among nurses with experience, 62.7% rated the amount of discussion they had with families about genomic sequencing as "0". Additionally, 72.7% of participants reported …
Plyler V. Doe: The Education Of Undocumented Alien Schoolchildren In Texas, 1975-1982, John Powell
Plyler V. Doe: The Education Of Undocumented Alien Schoolchildren In Texas, 1975-1982, John Powell
History Theses and Dissertations
When a Texas statute denied a free public education to those who were not citizens or legal residents of the United States, four Mexican-American families challenged the constitutionality of that statute. The Supreme Court ruled in their favor, confirming that the Equal Protection Clause protects everyone regardless of immigration status.
Women Incarceration And Attitudes Towards Restraints Used During A Child’S Birth, Wade Chit
Women Incarceration And Attitudes Towards Restraints Used During A Child’S Birth, Wade Chit
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Leadership
The complexities of women's incarceration are misunderstood and often not spoken of, and as a criminal justice worker myself, it is very interesting to me to learn more about crimes, especially finding out more about crimes among female offenders’ because most of the time, we hear about crimes and the majority of the offenders are males. Therefore, I believe that it is important to find out more about crimes on the women's side and see what it is like and how they differ from the men. Unlike male offenders, female offenders have a different background in committing crimes. For instance, …
Improved Constraints On The Standard Model Higgs Self-Interaction Using A Search For Hh → 4b Via The Vector-Boson Fusion Production Mode At √S = 13 Tev In 126 Fb^-1 Of Data Collected By The Atlas Experiment, Christopher Milke
Physics Theses and Dissertations
A search for di-Higgs production via the Vector Boson Fusion mechanism decaying to 4 bottom quarks is performed using 126 fb−1 of data from Run 2 of ATLAS at √s = 13 TeV. The search was performed in the non-resonant regime, finding an upper bound on the production cross-section for the Standard Model VBF→HH→4b of about 200 times the Standard Model. Constraints are placed on both the HHVV coupling (which determines the W/Z-higgs four-point interaction strength) and HHH Higgs self-coupling scale factors at 95% confidence. The HHVV coupling scaling factor (κ2V ) is constrained to an observed interval between 0.09 …
Examining Emergency Citizen Response To The Covid-19 Pandemic: Emergent Groups Addressing Food Insecurity In Portland, Oregon, Aliza Ruth Tuttle
Examining Emergency Citizen Response To The Covid-19 Pandemic: Emergent Groups Addressing Food Insecurity In Portland, Oregon, Aliza Ruth Tuttle
Dissertations and Theses
Emergency response agencies commonly focus on how hard infrastructure will interact with extreme climatic and geologic events: bridges during an earthquake and buildings following a tornado, for example. Peoples' actual experience of these extreme events vary, however, based on socially constructed consequences of natural hazard events and their interaction with a depleted or robust social safety net.
Previous research shows people living with depleted social safety nets and who experience a natural hazard event are likely to help where they see disaster. Individuals consistently form groups, called emergent groups, to organize their efforts. This research explored emergent groups that formed …
Post-Fire Erosional And Hydrological Processes Promoting Debris Flow Initiation In A Douglas Fir And Western Hemlock Forest In The Riverside Burn Area, Oregon, Morena Nicole Hammer
Post-Fire Erosional And Hydrological Processes Promoting Debris Flow Initiation In A Douglas Fir And Western Hemlock Forest In The Riverside Burn Area, Oregon, Morena Nicole Hammer
Dissertations and Theses
Post-fire debris flows initiated by overland flow in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) are largely undocumented. Instead, debris flows are typically initiated by shallow landslides that result in a mud slurry of water and sediments traveling downhill under the force of gravity. However, because of the Fall 2020 fires in Oregon, the typical initiation style and erosional patterns in burned catchments may have changed because of unusually high burn severity. Due to the intensity of these fires, we set out to determine how hydrologic processes and erosion occurred, when they occurred, and what process was primarily responsible for the erosion that …
A Typology Of Foster Home Quality Elements In Relation To Foster Youth Mental Health, Paul Sorenson
A Typology Of Foster Home Quality Elements In Relation To Foster Youth Mental Health, Paul Sorenson
Dissertations and Theses
Foster care has been one of the primary interventions in society's efforts to address child maltreatment. The foster parents and foster homes follow a process of certification intended to ensure that maltreated children be placed in substitute care that supports and encourages positive outcomes. One of the outcomes of principle concern is mental health. Few studies have been conducted that explore the makeup of certified foster homes with respect to the cumulative impact of multiple indicators of quality on mental health outcomes of foster youth.
This study sought to identify a typology of foster homes based on theorized indicators of …
Co-04 Communications 2022-08-03, Jennifer Smith-Ritterhouse
Co-04 Communications 2022-08-03, Jennifer Smith-Ritterhouse
Committees
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St-06 - Nevada - 2022-08-03, Luise Davis
Design And Performance Of A Directional Permeability Membrane, Hamidreza Bayat
Design And Performance Of A Directional Permeability Membrane, Hamidreza Bayat
Mechanical Engineering Research Theses and Dissertations
A directional permeability membrane was designed, fabricated, and tested with the goal of allowing flow in one direction and preventing flow in the opposite direction. The membranes were constructed from two porous polyimide sheets with different thicknesses and bonded with double sided tape on the perimeter to create a separation in the range of 25-75 µm. Nine holes with diameter of 0.5 and 1 mm were cut in a polyimide sheet with thickness of 125 µm and four circular holes with diameter of 0.25 mm were cut in a polyimide sheet with thickness of 25 µm. The holes were cut …
Synoptic Observations Of Sediment Transport And Exchange Mechanisms In The Turbid Ems Estuary: The Edom Campaign, Maren Ds Van, C Maushake, J-W Mol, Keulen D Van, J Jürges, J Vroom, H Schuttelaars, T Gerkema, K Schulz, Th Badewien, M Gerriets, A Engels, A Wurpts, D Oberrecht, Aj Manning, T Bailey, L Ross, V Mohrholz, Dml Horemans, M Becker, D Post, C Schmidt, Pjt Dankers
Synoptic Observations Of Sediment Transport And Exchange Mechanisms In The Turbid Ems Estuary: The Edom Campaign, Maren Ds Van, C Maushake, J-W Mol, Keulen D Van, J Jürges, J Vroom, H Schuttelaars, T Gerkema, K Schulz, Th Badewien, M Gerriets, A Engels, A Wurpts, D Oberrecht, Aj Manning, T Bailey, L Ross, V Mohrholz, Dml Horemans, M Becker, D Post, C Schmidt, Pjt Dankers
School of Biological and Marine Sciences
No abstract provided.
Search For Spatial Correlations Of Neutrinos With Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays, A. Albert, S. Alves, M. André, M. Anghinolfi, S. Ardid, J. J. Aubert, B. Fick, D. Nitz, A. Puyleart, Et. Al.
Search For Spatial Correlations Of Neutrinos With Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays, A. Albert, S. Alves, M. André, M. Anghinolfi, S. Ardid, J. J. Aubert, B. Fick, D. Nitz, A. Puyleart, Et. Al.
Michigan Tech Publications, Part 1
For several decades, the origin of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) has been an unsolved question of high-energy astrophysics. One approach for solving this puzzle is to correlate UHECRs with high-energy neutrinos, since neutrinos are a direct probe of hadronic interactions of cosmic rays and are not deflected by magnetic fields. In this paper, we present three different approaches for correlating the arrival directions of neutrinos with the arrival directions of UHECRs. The neutrino data are provided by the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and ANTARES, while the UHECR data with energies above ∼50 EeV are provided by the Pierre Auger Observatory and …
Increasing Appointment Adherence In Patients With Diabetes Mellitus Via Appointment Reminders And Patient Education, Leslie Guy
Student Scholarly Projects
Practice Problem: Appointment no-shows and nonadherence have been an organization-wide concern within the project setting, resulting in increased healthcare costs and workload while disrupting the continuity of patient care.
PICOT: The PICOT question that guided this project was: In adult diabetic patients ages 19-99 (P), how do appointment reminders by nursing staff and patient education related to appointment adherence (I) compared to the current practice of appointment reminders by administrative assistants and no patient education related to appointment adherence (C) affect appointment adherence rates (O) within ten weeks (T)?
Evidence: Current evidence demonstrates that patient appointment reminders improve appointment …
Hydrodynamic And Biochemical Impacts On The Development Of Hypoxia In The Louisiana-Texas Shelf - Part 2: Statistical Modeling And Hypoxia Prediction, Yanda Ou, Bin Li, Z. George Xue
Hydrodynamic And Biochemical Impacts On The Development Of Hypoxia In The Louisiana-Texas Shelf - Part 2: Statistical Modeling And Hypoxia Prediction, Yanda Ou, Bin Li, Z. George Xue
Faculty Publications
This study presents a novel ensemble regression model for forecasts of the hypoxic area (HA) in the Louisiana-Texas (LaTex) shelf. The ensemble model combines a zero-inflated Poisson generalized linear model (GLM) and a quasi-Poisson generalized additive model (GAM) and considers predictors with hydrodynamic and biochemical features. Both models were trained and calibrated using the daily hindcast (2007-2020) by a three-dimensional coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model embedded in the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS). Compared to the ROMS hindcasts, the ensemble model yields a low root-mean-square error (RMSE) (3256 km2), a high R2 (0.7721), and low mean absolute percentage biases for overall (29%) …
Universal Basic Income And The Alaska Permanent Fund: Impact On Labor Outcomes And Skill Composition, Michele Cafasso
Universal Basic Income And The Alaska Permanent Fund: Impact On Labor Outcomes And Skill Composition, Michele Cafasso
Theses and Dissertations
To analyze the effects of universal basic income on labor supply and human capital, I estimate the effects of Alaska’s Permanent Fund on employment, hours worked, and skills using data from the Current Population Survey and O*NET. My method combines synthetic control and difference-in-differences regressions.
How Federal Pollution Discharge Permits Affect U.S. Water Quality: A Study On Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, Cloe C. Mueller
How Federal Pollution Discharge Permits Affect U.S. Water Quality: A Study On Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, Cloe C. Mueller
Theses and Dissertations
This paper uses difference-in-difference regression models to examine how state-level pollution discharge permits on concentrated animal feeding operations affect U.S. water quality. I ultimately deem the permitting to be ineffective at improving water quality, calling attention to the need to re-evaluate the ``socially optimal level of pollution."
Advanced Insights Regarding Both Micro- And Macro-Molecules In Various Environments: Showcasing The Local Mode Theory As A Powerful Tool., Alexis A. A. Delgado
Advanced Insights Regarding Both Micro- And Macro-Molecules In Various Environments: Showcasing The Local Mode Theory As A Powerful Tool., Alexis A. A. Delgado
Chemistry Theses and Dissertations
A majority of the research featured in my dissertation has involved the derivation of direct quantitative measures of intrinsic strength from quantum chemical calculations of molecular systems. In my works I applied Local Vibrational Mode Theory (LVMT) to 1) transform normal modes to local modes, via the elimination of all mode-mode coupling, to obtain local mode force constants (i.e. direct measures of intrinsic strength), 2) in combination with the Unified Reaction Valley Approach, unravel detailed information about bond breaking/formation processes that occur along a reaction, and 3) decompose individual normal modes into percentages of local mode contributions. This dissertation encompasses …
Mathematics Funds Of Knowledge Survey: A Development And Validation Study, Tiffini Pruitt-Britton
Mathematics Funds Of Knowledge Survey: A Development And Validation Study, Tiffini Pruitt-Britton
Teaching and Learning Theses and Dissertations
“Real-world” contextualization of mathematics is derived from curriculum and educator experiences which lean heavily into White middle-class contexts which are not reflective of many U.S. schools. Using students’ frames of knowledge with which they are interested or familiar promotes an enhanced and more engaging learning experience in the mathematics classroom.
This dissertation outlines the development and validation of an instrument that collects and quantifies students’ mathematics funds of knowledge in various areas. This study not only provides a new validated instrument for practitioner and researcher use but contributes to the field regarding the importance of the authentic connection between student …
A New Spin On The Bacterial Flagellum: Its Normal Niche And Displacement, Alan L. Gillen
A New Spin On The Bacterial Flagellum: Its Normal Niche And Displacement, Alan L. Gillen
Faculty Publications and Presentations
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek observed individual living cells for the first time in history in 1674. Two years later, he noted microbes with long, thin appendages protruding from globular cells that seemed to provide locomotion, like “little feet” as they moved in drops of water. He gave credit to God in his writings over these new moving wonders. These appendages are now known as flagella (fig. 1), meaning “little whips” (from Latin).
More than 300 years later, Dr. Michael J. Behe used the flagellum and its nanomotor to introduce the concept of “irreducible complexity”—the idea that a structure is so complex …
Co-06 Membership 2022-08-03, Mary Soucie
Co-08 Professional Development 2022-08-03, Robin Hastings
Co-08 Professional Development 2022-08-03, Robin Hastings
Committees
No abstract provided.
Es Executive Secretary - Income Expense Report 2022-08-03, Judy Kulp
Es Executive Secretary - Income Expense Report 2022-08-03, Judy Kulp
Staff Reports
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Es Executive Secretary -Income-Expense-Report 2023-09-13, Judy Kulp
Es Executive Secretary -Income-Expense-Report 2023-09-13, Judy Kulp
Staff Reports
No abstract provided.
Ne Newsletter Editor 2022-08-03, Melanie Argo
Wm Webmaster 2022-08-03, Roy Degler
Relationship Conflict And Depressive Symptoms In Couples: The Moderating Role Of The Broad Autism Phenotype, Chelsea Carson
Relationship Conflict And Depressive Symptoms In Couples: The Moderating Role Of The Broad Autism Phenotype, Chelsea Carson
Psychology Theses and Dissertations
Although there is substantial empirical support for a bidirectional association between relationship conflict and depression among couples, few studies have assessed this association among parents with a child on the autism spectrum. Further, individual characteristics that may moderate the conflict-depression link are not well understood, such as the Broad Autism Phenotype (BAP; i.e., milder, but qualitatively similar forms of autism characteristics), which are often elevated in parents of children on the autism spectrum. The present study tested the bidirectional relation between conflict and depressive symptoms in parents of a child on the autism spectrum and assessed BAP as a moderator …
A Comprehensive Conceptualization Of Adolescents' Engagement In Web-Based Interventions Designed To Promote Behavior Change, Emily Johnson
A Comprehensive Conceptualization Of Adolescents' Engagement In Web-Based Interventions Designed To Promote Behavior Change, Emily Johnson
Psychology Theses and Dissertations
Web-based interventions are a popular and accessible means of promoting behavior change and may be particularly effective among adolescents. However, inconsistent engagement in web-based interventions may undercut their effectiveness. This inconsistency may arise from unclear conceptualizations and operationalizations of engagement across research evaluations. Theoretically, engagement has been described as containing several facets, with one theory conceptualizing engagement as comprised of three dimensions: behavioral, cognitive, and affective engagements. Despite this theoretical conceptualization and growing evidence of the benefits of operationalizing engagement to include these different dimensions, most research evaluations focus only on behavior, or the use of the intervention as prescribed. …
Stitt Scholars Program Helps Engineering Student Translate Language Of Business, University Of Dayton
Stitt Scholars Program Helps Engineering Student Translate Language Of Business, University Of Dayton
News Releases
To University of Dayton mechanical engineering student Grace Silverberg and her classmates, "business" can be a foreign language. But with UD's Stitt Scholars program, she's able to speak to those in the field who someday will help sell her ideas.
Draft Final 2021 Unreclaimed Sites Sampling Ur-03 Site Evaluation Summary Report, Pioneer Technical Services, Inc.
Draft Final 2021 Unreclaimed Sites Sampling Ur-03 Site Evaluation Summary Report, Pioneer Technical Services, Inc.
Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site
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