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SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY AND FAUNAL PATTERNS OF THE MIDDLE LEXINGTON LIMESTONE (UPPER ORDOVICIAN) IN CENTRAL KENTUCKYMCLAUGHLIN, SUSANNAH 03 April 2006 (has links)
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Forest ecosystem response to environmental pressures along an urban-to-wildland gradient in southwestern OhioKolbe, Sarah E. January 2012 (has links)
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Environmental factors controlling the distribution of forest plants with special reference to floral mixture in the boreo-nemoral ecotone, Hokkaido Island / 森林植物の分布と環境要因、特に北海道の森林フロラの混在様式に関する生態学的研究Uemura, Shigeru 30 June 1992 (has links)
Effects of climatic factors on the plant distribution were examined by means of direct gradient analysis, and the relationship of forest flora, life form and phytogeographical distribution was examined. Subsequently, leaf phenology of forest plants were analyzed to evaluate the adaptive significance in relation to the environments in forest understory. In the boreo-nemoral forest ecotone, Hokkaido Island, northern Japan, co-ccurrence of northern and southern plants in a certain forest site is more notable in the understory than in the crown, and this dates back to the late-uaternary period, where the decrease in temperature associated with the glacial period forced the understory flora to adapt their life form or leaf habits to snowcover and light conditions of the interior forests. / Hokkaido University (北海道大学) / 博士 / 環境科学
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CRATONIC SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY: ADVANCES FROM ANALYSIS OF MIXED CARBONATE-SILICICLASTIC SUCCESSIONSMcLAUGHLIN, PATRICK I. 17 July 2006 (has links)
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Highly resolved thermal analysis as a tool for simultaneous quantification of total carbon, organic carbon, inorganic carbon and soil organic carbon fractions in landscapesVuong, Truong Xuan 11 February 2015 (has links)
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Aplikace pro zpracování dat z oblasti genového inženýrství / Application for the Data Processing in the Area of Genome EngineeringBrychta, Jan January 2008 (has links)
This masters thesis has a few objectives. One of them is to acquaint with the problems of genome engineering, especially with fragmentation of DNA, the macromolecule DNA, the methods for purification and separation of the nucleic acids, the enzymes used for modification of these acids, amplification and get to know with cluster and gradient analysis as well. The next aim is to peruse the existed application and compare it to the layout of the proposed application, that is the third aim. The last one from the objectives is the implementation and the report how was the application tested by the real data. The results will be discussed as well as the possibilities of the further extension.
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Mapping urban surface materials using imaging spectroscopy dataJi, Chaonan 22 July 2022 (has links)
Die Kartierung der städtische Oberflächenmaterialien ist aufgrund der komplexen räumlichen Muster eine Herausforderung. Daten von bildgebenden Spektrometern können hierbei durch die feine und kontinuierliche Abtastung des elektromagnetischen Spektrums detaillierte spektrale Merkmale von Oberflächenmaterialien erkennen, was mit multispektralen oder RGB-Bildern nicht mit der gleichen Genauigkeit erreicht werden kann. Bislang wurden in zahlreichen Studien zur Kartierung von städtischen Oberflächenmaterialien Daten von flugzeuggestützten abbildenden Spektrometern mit hoher räumlicher Auflösung verwendet, die ihr Potenzial unter Beweis stellen und gute Ergebnisse liefern. Im Vergleich zu diesen Sensoren haben weltraumgestützte abbildende Spektrometer eine regionale oder globale Abdeckung, eine hohe Wiederholbarkeit und vermeiden teure, zeit- und arbeitsaufwändige Flugkampagnen. Allerdings liegt die räumliche Auflösung der aktuellen weltraumgestützten abbildenden Spektroskopiedaten bei etwa 30 m, was zu einem Mischpixelproblem führt, welches mit herkömmlichen Kartierungsansätzen nur schwer zu bewältigen ist. Das Hauptziel dieser Studie ist die Kartierung städtischer Materialien mit bildgebenden Spektroskopiedaten in verschiedenen Maßstäben und die gleichzeitige Nutzung des Informationsgehalts dieser Daten, um die chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften von Oberflächenmaterialien zu erfassen sowie das Mischpixelproblem zu berücksichtigen. Konkret zielt diese Arbeit darauf ab, (1) photovoltaische Solarmodule mit Hilfe von luftgestützten bildgebenden Spektroskopiedaten auf der Grundlage ihrer spektralen Merkmale zu kartieren; (2) die Robustheit der Stichprobe von städtischen Materialgradienten zu untersuchen; (3) die Übertragbarkeit von städtischen Materialgradienten auf andere Gebiete zu analysieren. / Mapping urban surface materials is challenging due to the complex spatial patterns. Data from imaging spectrometers can identify detailed spectral features of surface materials through the fine and continuous sampling of the electromagnetic spectrum, which cannot be achieved with the same accuracy using multispectral or RGB images. To date, numerous studies in urban surface material mapping have been using data from airborne imaging spectrometers with high spatial resolution, demonstrating the potential and providing good results. Compared to these sensors, spaceborne imaging spectrometers have regional or global coverage, high repeatability, and avoid expensive, time-consuming, and labor-intensive flight campaigns. However, the spatial resolution of current spaceborne imaging spectroscopy data (also known as hyperspectral data) is about 30 m, resulting in a mixed pixel problem that is challenging to handle with conventional mapping approaches.
The main objective of this study is to perform urban surface material mapping with imaging spectroscopy data at different spatial scales, simultaneously explore the information content of these data to detect the chemical and physical properties of surface materials, and take the mixed-pixel problem into account. Specifically, this thesis aims to (1) map solar photovoltaic modules using airborne imaging spectroscopy data based on their spectral features; (2) investigate the sampling robustness of urban material gradients; (3) analyze the area transferability of urban material gradients.
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