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Tidal stream flow solved by Galerkin technique Tidal stream flow solved by Galerkin technique
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L. H. Smith, R. T. Cheng
Geological and geochemical significance of Red Sea evaporites Geological and geochemical significance of Red Sea evaporites
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Frank T. Manheim
Prediction of maximum earthquake intensities for the San Francisco Bay region Prediction of maximum earthquake intensities for the San Francisco Bay region
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Roger D. Borcherdt
Photo-optical contrast stretching of Landsat data for multidisciplinary analyses of the Lake Ontario basin Photo-optical contrast stretching of Landsat data for multidisciplinary analyses of the Lake Ontario basin
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A. Falconer, Morris Deutsch, Lynne C. Myers, Robert Anderson
Data availability and the role of the Earth Resources Observation Systems Data Center Data availability and the role of the Earth Resources Observation Systems Data Center
With the launch of LANDSAT-1 in July 1972, and the follow-on launch of LANDSAT-2 in January of this year, routine availability of satellite imagery and electronic data of the earth's resources has become a reality. Federal data centers provide LANDSAT data to resource managers and the general public. These data centers have to date provided almost 500,000 frames of LANDSAT data at a cost...
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Allen H. Watkins
Usefulness of LANDSAT data for monitoring plant development and range conditions in California's annual grassland Usefulness of LANDSAT data for monitoring plant development and range conditions in California's annual grassland
A network of sampling sites throughout the annual grassland region of California was established to correlate plant growth stages and forage production to climatic and other environmental factors. Plant growth and range conditions were further related to geographic location and seasonal variations. A sequence of LANDSAT data was obtained covering critical periods in the growth cycle...
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D. M. Carneggie, Stephen D. Degloria, R. N. Colwell
The South Dakota cooperative land use effort: A state level remote sensing demonstration project The South Dakota cooperative land use effort: A state level remote sensing demonstration project
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Paul A. Tessar, Dennis R. Hood, William J. Todd
Detection of gypsy moth (Porthetria dispar) damage with high altitude aircraft and satellite data Detection of gypsy moth (Porthetria dispar) damage with high altitude aircraft and satellite data
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W. G. Rohde, T. W. D. Gregg, H. J. Moore
Geologic framework of the Alaskan Continental Terrace in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas Geologic framework of the Alaskan Continental Terrace in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas
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A. Grantz, M.L. Holmes, B. A. Kososki
Implications of seasonal chemical and physical factors on the production of phytoplankton in northern San Francisco Bay Implications of seasonal chemical and physical factors on the production of phytoplankton in northern San Francisco Bay
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D. H. Peterson, T. J. Conomos
Longitudinal distribution of selected micro-nutrients in northern San Francisco Bay during 1972 Longitudinal distribution of selected micro-nutrients in northern San Francisco Bay during 1972
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T. J. Conomos, D. H. Peterson
New dimensions in diseases affecting waterfowl New dimensions in diseases affecting waterfowl
We start off with light heart, but as we near the marsh, we stop abruptly in shock and horror. The shoreline, where only last evening we saw thousands of sleek, apparently healthy birds, is now littered with their bodies. Most of them are ducks, but here and there we see a Canada goose, a gull, an avocet, a black-necked stilt, a pelican..... This is the way Jensen and Williams (1964)...
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Milton Friend