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| Author | Title | Subject | Date | Publication Type | ||
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Mueller, Joshua Robert | A history of paleotempestology and paleoecology from the British Virgin Island | 2018 | dissertation | |
| 2 |
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Li, Yingru | A multilevel analysis of China's regional inequality in a geographic information system environment | China regional development; China economic development; China socioeconomic | 2012-05 | dissertation |
| 3 |
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Zhang, Yuan | A rangeland predictive phenological model for the upper Colorado River Basin and its web delivery | Decision support system; Multivariate adaptive regression splines; Phenological modeling; Phenology; Remote sensing; Upper Colorado River Basin | 2013-08 | dissertation |
| 4 |
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Kobayashi, Tetsuo | An interactive visualization tool for mobile objects | Exploratory data analysis; GIS; Mobile object; Visualization | 2010-08 | dissertation |
| 5 |
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Cao, Lina | Anthropogenic habitat disturbance and the dynamics of hantavirus using remote sensing, GIS, and a spatially explicit agent-based model | Agent-based model; Deer mouse; GIS; Hantavirus; MODIS; Peromyscus maniculatus | 2010-08 | dissertation |
| 6 |
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Selkowitz, David James | Automated approaches for snow and ice cover monitoring using optical remote sensing | Geography | 2017 | dissertation |
| 7 |
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Nishizawa, Shizuo | Bonneville lake basin shoreline records of large lake and abrupt climate change events | Abrupt climate change events; Lake Bonneville; Lake surface area; Monsoons; Shoreline records | 2010-07 | dissertation |
| 8 |
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Lloyd, Brent Joseph | Evaluating health and farming methods in burkina faso | 2019 | dissertation | |
| 9 |
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Siebeneck, Laura Kathryn | Examining the geographic dimensions of risk perception, communication, and response during the evacuation and return-entry process | Cedar rapids; Evacuation; Flood; Hazards; Return-entry; Geography; Urban planning | 2010 | dissertation |
| 10 |
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Balzotti, Christopher Stephen | Exploring the use of fine resolution nested ecological niche models to identify greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) habitat and connectivity potential across a diverse landscape | Climate change; Habitat model; Landscape ecology; Niche model; Sagebrush; Sage-grouse | 2014-12 | dissertation |
| 11 |
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Turrin, James Bradley | Flow instabilities of Alaskan glaciers | Glaciers; Climate change; Alaska | 2014-08 | dissertation |
| 12 |
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Liao, Haifeng | Geographic information system spatial analysis of urban and regional development in China: a case study of Guangdong Province | 2014-08 | dissertation | |
| 13 |
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Huang, Hao | Geographic information system spatial-temporal evolution of multiscalar patterns and determinants of foreign direct investment in China | China; Foreign direct investment; GIS; Patterns and determinants; Spatial-temporal evolution; Wuhan | 2014-08 | dissertation |
| 14 |
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Nicolosi, Emily Ann | Geographies of grassroots sustainabilities: mapping the places and spaces of transition | 2019 | dissertation | |
| 15 |
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Morris, Jesse Lee | Historic and holocene forest disturbance in South-Central Utah | Forest disturbance; Holocene; Dendroctonus; Engelmann spruce; Fire; Lake sediments; Picea; Spruce beetle | 2011-08 | dissertation |
| 16 |
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Burgess, Ann Bryant | Hydrologic impacts of dust on snow in the Upper Colorado River Basin | Dust; Energy balance; Snow | 2014-05 | dissertation |
| 17 |
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Burgess, Evan Windam | Ice flow dynamics of Alaska glaciers | Alaska; Glaciers; Glaciology; Ice dynamics; Offset tracking; Remote sensing | 2013-05 | dissertation |
| 18 |
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Li, Han | Institutions, economic transition, and urban land expansion in China | China; Economic Transition; Institutions; Urban Expansion | 2016 | dissertation |
| 19 |
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Jin, Zhenyu | Mapping and spatial-temporal modeling of Bromus tectorum invasion in Central Utah | Cheatgrass; NDVI time-series; Remote sensing; Spatial-temporal modeling; Utah; Bromus tectorum | 2011-11 | dissertation |
| 20 |
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Li, Dapeng | Modeling wildfire evacuation as a coupled human-environmental system using triggers | fire spread modeling; GIS; reverse geocoding; traffic simulation; triggers; wildfire evacuation | 2016 | dissertation |
| 21 |
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Li, Dapeng | Modeling wildfire evacuation as a coupled human-environmental system using triggers | fire spread modeling; GIS; reverse geocoding; traffic simulation; triggers; wildfire evacuation | 2016 | dissertation |
| 22 |
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Maezumi, Shira Yoshimi | Neotropical climate, vegetation, and fire histories on local to regional scales | Amazon; Bolivia; Paleoecology; Paleofire; Phytoliths; Pollen | 2015-05 | dissertation |
| 23 |
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Qi, Yi | New physical foundations for remote sensing estimation of live fuel moisture content and fire danger | live fuel moisture content; remote sensing | 2014 | dissertation |
| 24 |
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Baskin, Robert LeRoy | Occurrence and spatial distribution of microbial bioherms in Great Salt Lake, Utah | Distribution; Great Salt Lake; Microbial bioherm; Microbialite; Stromatolite; Thrombolite | 2014-12 | dissertation |
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Lundeen, Zachary J. | Paleoecological and isotropic records of climate change and variability from lakes and speleothems, Bear River Range, Southeastern Idaho | Holocene; Idaho; Paleoclimate; Paleoecology; Pollen; Speleothem | 2012-12 | dissertation |