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1 Howard, Kelsey AnnA late pleistocene to early holocene climate, vegetation and fire history record for the bonneville basin, utah, usaBonneville Basin; Climate; Vegetation; Fire History; Heinrich Events; Lake Bonneville; Paleoecology; Paleo Indians2016-05thesis
2 McDonald, KailaAir pollution and fetal development: Fine particulate matter and preterm birth in Utah (2005-2008)2018thesis
3 Coates, Austin ReeceHyperspectral remote sensing for monitoring species-specific drought impacts in Southern CaliforniaDrought; Hyperspectral; Species-Specific; Spectral Mixture Analysis2015thesis
4 Prince, Donald GailUtah coal industry: a study in economic geographyCoal trade, Utahthesis
5 Groeneveld, Joshua AndrewAn agent-based model of bicyclists accessing light-rail stations in Salt Lake CityAgent-based model; Bicycle; Mulitmodal; NetLogo; Salt Lake City, Utah2011-08thesis
6 Ward, Danielle MarieHolocene chemostratigraphy of spring sediments in Range Creek Canyon, Utah2016thesis
7 Smith, Gregory EDevelopment of a flash flood potential index using physiographic data sets within a geographic information systemFlash flood; Storm runoff2010thesis
8 Housman, Ian WilsonRecent trends in the changing geographic extent of Cienegas of the United States/Mexico border regionCiénega; Desiccation; GIS; Landsat; Remote sensing; Wetlands2011-05thesis
9 Freeman, Michael LawrenceFlow reversal events and statistical modeling of flow dynamics of hypersaline water across a constructed causeway, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USAflow reversals; generalized additive model; Great Salt Lake; hydrodynamics; statistical modeling2014-08thesis
10 Reynolds, Joshua DeshawnComparing urban vegetation cover with summer land surface temperature in the Salt Lake ValleyLand Surface Temperature; Lidar; Orthoimagery; Random Forest; Salt Lake; Urban Forest2017thesis
11 Bares, RyanThe application of stable carbon isotopes as an enhanced method for statistical crossdating: A case study from Range Creek Canyon, UtahGeography; Biogeochemistry2014thesis
12 Latham, Paris WalkerEvaluating the effects of snowstorm frequency and depth on skier behavior in Big Cottonwood Canyon, UtahGeography; Recreation2017thesis
13 Gold, BrittanyObservations of diurnal melt-freeze events using time domain reflectometry (TDR) in sesonal snowpackMelt-freeze; Snow; TDR2014-08thesis
14 Miller, Sandra TremblaySpatial modeling of wildland fire ignition potential in Utah2019thesis
15 Schaaf, Abigail NUsing hyperspectral data to classify vegetation at the plant functional type-level in mountain terrain at three spatial resolutionsHyperspectral; Mountain terrain; Plant functional type; Spatial resolution; Spectral mixture analysis; Vegetation classification2010thesis
16 Fryer, Gregory K.Wildland firefighter entrapment avoidance: developing evacuation trigger points utilizing the Wildland Urban Interface Evacuation (WUIVAC) fire spread modelWildfire entrapment; firefighter entrapment; evacuation trigger points; flamMap; GIS; wildfire spread modeling; wildland fire; wildland urban interface evacuation2012-05thesis
17 Smith, Kathryn LDeveloping emergency preparedness indices for local governmentsEmergency; Index; Preparedness2010thesis
18 Turney, Lovina AbbottHolocene climate, vegetation, and fire linkages in the Uinta Mountains, UtahCharcoal; Climate; Holocene; Pollen2014-12thesis
19 Headman, Alexander O.Evaluation of fire regime shifts in boreal Alaska through the use of sedimentary charcoalPure sciences; Health and environmental sciences; Earth sciences; Paleoecology; Statistics; Environmental science2016thesis
20 Conrad, Edward C.Using species distribution models to quantify climate change impacts on the rosy-finch superspecies: an alpine obligateboosted regression trees; calibrated AUC; climate change impacts; Leucosticte; niche modeling; random forest regression trees2015-08thesis
21 Naisbitt, AdamAvalanche frequency and magnitude: using power-law exponents to investigate snow avalanche size proportions through time and spaceAvalanche forecasting; Avalanche models2008-05-31thesis
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