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Results Of The Ioos Testbed For Comparison Of Hydrodynamic Models Of The Chesapeake Bay, Carl T. Friedrichs, A. J. Bever, M.A.M. Friedrichs, M.E. Scully

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Is There Any Air Down There? Using Multiple 3d Numerical Models To Investigate Hypoxic Volumes Within The Chesapeake Bay, A. J. Bever, M.A.M. Friedrichs, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Results Of The Ioos Testbed For Comparison Of Hydrodynamic Models Of The Chesapeake Bay, Carl T. Friedrichs, A. J. Bever, M.A.M. Friedrichs, M. E. Scully

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Is There Any Air Down There? Using Multiple 3d Numerical Models To Investigate Hypoxic Volumes Within The Chesapeake Bay, A. J. Bever, M. A.M. Friedrichs, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Results Of The Us Ioos Testbed For Comparison Of Hydrodynamic And Hypoxia Models Of The Chesapeake Bay, Carl T. Friedrichs, A. J. Bever, M.A.M. Friedrichs, M. E. Scully

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Estuarine Hypoxia Component Of Testbed 2, Marjorie A.M. Friedrichs, Carl T. Friedrichs, W. Long, R. Hood

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Development Of A Passive Sampler For Gaseous Mercury, Mae S. Gustin, Seth N. Lyman, P. Kilner, E. Prestbo

USU Uintah Basin Faculty Publications

Here we describe work toward development of the components of a cost effective passive sampling system for gaseous Hg that could be broadly deployed by nontechnical staff. The passive sampling system included an external shield to reduce turbulence and exposure to precipitation and dust, a diffusive housing that directly protects the collection surface during deployment and handling, and a collection surface. A protocol for cleaning and deploying the sampler and an analytical method were developed. Our final design consisted of a polycarbonate external shield enclosing a custom diffusive housing made from expanded PTFE tubing. Two collection surfaces were investigated, gold …

Damping Of Turbulence By Suspended Sediment In The Bottom Boundary Layer, Carl T. Friedrichs

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A Data-Driven Approach For Processing Heterogeneous Categorical Sensor Signals, Randy Paffenroth, Christopher Calderon, Austin Jones, Scott Lundberg

Randy C. Paffenroth

False alarms generated by sensors pose a substantial problem to a variety of fusion applications. We focus on situations where the frequency of a genuine alarm is "rare" but the false alarm rate is high. The goal is to mitigate the false alarms while retaining power to detect true events. We propose to utilize data streams contaminated by false alarms (generated in the field) to compute statistics on a single sensor's misclassification rate. The nominal misclassification rate of a deployed sensor is often suspect because it is unlikely that these rates were tuned to the specific environmental conditions in which …

Operation Comics: Making Math Fun, Bruce Kessler

Mathematics Faculty Publications

This talk gives a background on the Operation Comics series, which integrates mathematics into a comic book storyline, as an example of how creativity is not exclusive to the traditional arts, like music and dance, but is a vital part of math, science, and engineering.

Interactions Of Turbulence And Suspended Sediment, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Sources Of Gaseous Oxidized Mercury And Mercury Dry Deposition At Two Southeastern U.S. Sites, Peter S. Weiss-Penzias, Mae S. Gustin, Seth N. Lyman

USU Uintah Basin Faculty Publications

Wet deposition measurements have shown that relative to other parts of the US, the southeastern region has the highest mercury (Hg) inputs. The source of this Hg has been investigated by multiple researchers and is suggested to be derived from local, regional and global sources. Here we focus on trying to understand potential sources of Hg to this area during periods dominated by dry gaseous oxidized mercury (GOM) deposition. Dry deposition of GOM to a surrogate surface was measured in conjunction with speciated atmospheric Hg, and ancillary parameters from September 2007 through September 2008 at two sites located within 25 …

Operation Comics: The Story Continues, Bruce Kessler, Tressa Tullis

Mathematics Faculty Publications

This talk was given, with Tressa Tullis as the main presenter and Bruce Kessler as a minor co-presenter, at the 2011 Bridges Conference in Coimbre, Portugal, on the current developments on our Operation Comics project with Cumberland Trace Elementary.

The Role Of The Sura Testbed In The Improvement Of U.S. Coastal And Estuarine Prediction, J. Harding, Carl T. Friedrichs, R. Luettich, R. Signell

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Ccmp Hydrodynamic Modeling Workshop Report, R. Hood, D. Jasinski, K. Sellner, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Evaluating Models Of Chesapeake Bay Dissolved Oxygen: Helping Federal Agencies Predict And Reduce Chesapeake Bay Dead Zones, Carl T. Friedrichs

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U.S. Ioos Testbed Comparisons: Hydrodynamics And Hypoxia, A. J. Bever, Carl T. Friedrichs, Estuarine Hypoxia Testbed Team

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Comparing Observed And Modeled Estimates Of Hypoxic Volume Within The Chesapeakebay, Usa, To Improve The Observational Sampling Strategy, A. J. Bever, Marjorie A.M. Friedrichs, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Using Chesapeake Bay Models To Develop Informed Observational Sampling Strategies, A. J. Bever, M. A.M. Friedrichs, C. T. Friedrichs

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Estuarine Hypoxia Modeling, Carl T. Friedrichs, Estuarine Hypoxia Testbed Team

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Estuarine Hypoxia Modeling Breakout, Carl T. Friedrichs, Estuarine Hypoxia Testbed Team

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Estuarine Hypoxia Modeling In Chesapeake Bay, Carl T. Friedrichs, Estuarine Hypoxia Testbed Team

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Using Chesapeake Bay Models To Develop Informed Observational Sampling Strategies, A. J. Bever, M.A.M. Friedrichs, Carl T. Friedrichs

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U.S. Ioos Testbed Comparisons: Hydrodynamics And Hypoxia, M.A.M. Friedrichs, A. J. Bever, Carl T. Friedrichs, Estuarine Hypoxia Testbed Team

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In Situ Characterization Of Estuarine Suspended Sediment In The Presence Of Muddy Flocs And Pellets, Grace M. Cartwright, Carl T. Friedrichs, L. P. Sanford

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Approaches For Quantifying Seabed Morphology: Techniques For Utilizing Rotary Sonar Systems, A. D. Skarke, A. C. Trembanis, Carl T. Friedrichs

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Nbr2 Stata Ado-Do Files, Joseph Hilbe

Joseph M Hilbe

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In Situ Characterization Of Estuarine Suspended In The Presence Of Muddy Flocs And Pellets, Grace M. Cartwright, Carl T. Friedrichs, L. P. Sanford

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Part I: Policy Dimensions Of Offshore Wind Energy Development, Erik Nordman Ph.D., Betty Gajewski, Paul Isely Ph.D., John Koches, Kurt Thompson, Jon Vandermolen, Yue Fan, Sara Damm, Aaron Ferguson, Ryan Gajewski, Claire Schoolmaster

Erik Edward Nordman

The deployment of thousands of wind energy facilities required to meet various renewable energy targets will bring changes to the nation’s landscapes, communities, and economies.

The intent of this integrated assessment project is to comprehensively analyze the benefits and challenges to wind energy development in one particular region of coastal West Michigan, including Oceana, Muskegon, Ottawa and Allegan counties.

By combining science and public participation, our integrated assessment will empower citizens and local governments to make informed decisions about wind energy facilities in their communities. Our project will enhance local capacity to mitigate conflicts surrounding wind energy development, and will …

Tidal Morphodynamics, Carl T. Friedrichs

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