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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 Lundeen, Zachary J.Paleoecological and isotropic records of climate change and variability from lakes and speleothems, Bear River Range, Southeastern IdahoHolocene; Idaho; Paleoclimate; Paleoecology; Pollen; Speleothem2012-12dissertation
4 Burgess, Ann BryantHydrologic impacts of dust on snow in the Upper Colorado River BasinDust; Energy balance; Snow2014-05dissertation
5 Coates, Austin ReeceHyperspectral remote sensing for monitoring species-specific drought impacts in Southern CaliforniaDrought; Hyperspectral; Species-Specific; Spectral Mixture Analysis2015thesis
6 Zhang, LingRetail internationalization and urban restructuring in china: a study of foreign hypermarkets and urban land with geographic information system and remote sensingChina; hypermarket; land use; retail internationalization; Suzhou; urban growth2016dissertation
7 Prince, Donald GailUtah coal industry: a study in economic geographyCoal trade, Utahthesis
8 Qi, YiNew physical foundations for remote sensing estimation of live fuel moisture content and fire dangerlive fuel moisture content; remote sensing2014dissertation
9 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
10 Ward, Danielle MarieHolocene chemostratigraphy of spring sediments in Range Creek Canyon, Utah2016thesis
11 Selkowitz, David JamesAutomated approaches for snow and ice cover monitoring using optical remote sensingGeography2017dissertation
12 Fuhriman, ChristopherReimagined territory: a new theory of terrorist geographiesGeography2017dissertation
13 Smith, Gregory EDevelopment of a flash flood potential index using physiographic data sets within a geographic information systemFlash flood; Storm runoff2010thesis
14 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
15 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
16 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
17 Nicolosi, Emily AnnGeographies of grassroots sustainabilities: mapping the places and spaces of transition2019dissertation
18 Nishizawa, ShizuoBonneville lake basin shoreline records of large lake and abrupt climate change eventsAbrupt climate change events; Lake Bonneville; Lake surface area; Monsoons; Shoreline records2010-07dissertation
19 Bares, RyanThe application of stable carbon isotopes as an enhanced method for statistical crossdating: A case study from Range Creek Canyon, UtahGeography; Biogeochemistry2014thesis
20 Latham, Paris WalkerEvaluating the effects of snowstorm frequency and depth on skier behavior in Big Cottonwood Canyon, UtahGeography; Recreation2017thesis
21 Mueller, Joshua RobertA history of paleotempestology and paleoecology from the British Virgin Island2018dissertation
22 Miege, ClementRecent ice sheet snow accumulation and firn storage of meltwater inferred by ground and airborne radarsAntarctica; Aquifer; Firn; Greenland; Radar2015-08dissertation
23 Gold, BrittanyObservations of diurnal melt-freeze events using time domain reflectometry (TDR) in sesonal snowpackMelt-freeze; Snow; TDR2014-08thesis
24 Miller, Sandra TremblaySpatial modeling of wildland fire ignition potential in Utah2019thesis
25 Groves, MariangelicaSeasonal moisture and fire variability in the Northern Colorado Plateau: a case study in Rage Creek Canyon, UT2019dissertation
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