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1 A history of paleotempestology and paleoecology from the British Virgin Island2018Text
2 A multilevel analysis of China's regional inequality in a geographic information system environment2012-05Text
3 A rangeland predictive phenological model for the upper Colorado River Basin and its web delivery2013-08Text
4 An interactive visualization tool for mobile objects2010-08Text
5 Anthropogenic habitat disturbance and the dynamics of hantavirus using remote sensing, GIS, and a spatially explicit agent-based model2010-08Text
6 Automated approaches for snow and ice cover monitoring using optical remote sensing2017Text
7 Bonneville lake basin shoreline records of large lake and abrupt climate change events2010-07Text
8 Evaluating health and farming methods in burkina faso2019Text
9 Examining the geographic dimensions of risk perception, communication, and response during the evacuation and return-entry process2010Text
10 Exploring the use of fine resolution nested ecological niche models to identify greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) habitat and connectivity potential across a diverse landscape2014-12Text
11 Flow instabilities of Alaskan glaciers2014-08Text
12 Geographic information system spatial analysis of urban and regional development in China: a case study of Guangdong Province2014-08Text
13 Geographic information system spatial-temporal evolution of multiscalar patterns and determinants of foreign direct investment in China2014-08Text
14 Geographies of grassroots sustainabilities: mapping the places and spaces of transition2019Text
15 Historic and holocene forest disturbance in South-Central Utah2011-08Text
16 Hydrologic impacts of dust on snow in the Upper Colorado River Basin2014-05Text
17 Ice flow dynamics of Alaska glaciers2013-05Text
18 Institutions, economic transition, and urban land expansion in China2016Text
19 Mapping and spatial-temporal modeling of Bromus tectorum invasion in Central Utah2011-11Text
20 Modeling wildfire evacuation as a coupled human-environmental system using triggers2016Text
21 Modeling wildfire evacuation as a coupled human-environmental system using triggers2016Text
22 Neotropical climate, vegetation, and fire histories on local to regional scales2015-05Text
23 New physical foundations for remote sensing estimation of live fuel moisture content and fire danger2014Text
24 Occurrence and spatial distribution of microbial bioherms in Great Salt Lake, Utah2014-12Text
25 Paleoecological and isotropic records of climate change and variability from lakes and speleothems, Bear River Range, Southeastern Idaho2012-12Text
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