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Seismic signature of sedimentary rocks with CO₂ flooding
(2012)
Surface seismic offers a promising technique to monitor CO₂ flood fronts during enhanced oil recovery process. Changes in seismic signature have been observed with CO₂ flooding but quantification of the seismic signature ...
Accurate vehicle classification including motorcycles using piezoelectric sensors
(2012)
State and federal departments of transportation are charged with classifying vehicles and monitoring mileage traveled. Accurate data reporting enables suitable roadway design for safety and capacity. Vehicle classifier ...
The "U-Tube": An improved aspirated temperature system for mobile meteorological observations, especially in severe weather
(2012)
The ability to obtain quality air temperature measurements in and around
thunderstorms is often problematic, and even more challenging from a moving platform
such as a ground-based vehicle. Since the original Verification ...
The plundering of Paquimé: the history of looting in northwestern Chihuahua, Mexico
(2012)
The destruction of archaeological sites is a complex issue that affects sites around the world. Although site destruction could be the result of various factors, it is usually attributed to looting of artifacts for a local ...
Brain plasticity and the helping professions
(2012)
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to more understanding of brain plasticity and its application in human relations. The paper includes a literature review which explains the background and the roots of the subject ...
Simple modification method for the surface functionalization of poly (α-hydroxy ester) polymers
(2012)
A vital component for the engineering of tissue constructs in vitro is a scaffold that allows cells to adhere and proliferate. Biomimetic scaffolds aim to enhance the regeneration of damaged tissue by mimicking the cells' ...
How K-12 school district officials made decisions during 2011 National Weather Service tornado warnings
(2012)
School district officials are responsible for the safety of large populations of students and staff. Yet, few have meteorological training to accurately interpret severe weather information to make the best decisions during ...