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Physics Maths Engineering

Extreme Convective Gusts in the Contiguous USA

Nicholas John Cook

Nicholas John Cook

Independent Researcher, Highcliffe-on-Sea, Dorset BH23 5DH, UK


Most damage to buildings across the contiguous United States of America (USA) is caused by gusts in convective events associated with thunderstorms. Design rules for structures to resist these events rely on the integrity of meteorological observations and the methods of assessment. These issues were addressed for the US Automated Surface Observation System (ASOS) in six preliminary studies publis...
1 year ago

Social Science

Electrochemical techniques and sensors for ocean research

G. Denuault

G. Denuault


This paper presents a review of applications of electrochemical methods in ocean sensing. It follows the white paper presented at the OceanSensors08 workshop held at the Leibniz-Institut für Ostseeforschung, Warnemünde, Germany, from 31 March to 4 April 2008. The principles of electrochemical techniques are briefly recalled and described. For each technique, relevant electrochemical sensors are ...
1 year ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Climate Change and Livestock Production in Nigeria: Issues and Concerns

CC Nwosu,

CC Nwosu

CC Ogbu

CC Ogbu


Nwosu and Ogbu (2011) provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges posed by climate change to livestock production in Nigeria. They emphasize the need for adaptive measures to address the adverse effects of climate variability on livestock health and productivity. The review underscores the importance of integrating environmental modifications, selective breeding, and nutritional adjustme...
1 year ago

Biomedical

Accelerating segmentation of fossil CT scans through Deep Learning

Espen M. Knutsen,

Espen M. Knutsen

NULL

Dmitry A. Konovalov

Dmitry A. Konovalov

NULL


Recent developments in Deep Learning have opened the possibility for automated segmentation of large and highly detailed CT scan datasets of fossil material. However, previous methodologies have required large amounts of training data to reliably extract complex skeletal structures. Here we present a method for automated Deep Learning segmentation to obtain high-fidelity 3D models of fossils digit...
1 year ago

Physics Maths Engineering

Fishery independent survey datasets of abalone populations on subtidal coastal reefs in southeastern Australia

Harry Gorfine,

Harry Gorfine

Victorian Fisheries Authority, Queenscliff, Australia

hgorfine@unimelb.edu.au

Justin Bell,

Justin Bell

Victorian Fisheries Authority, Queenscliff, Australia

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Michael Cleland,

Michael Cleland

RightIntoIT, Tinbeerwah, Australia

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Khageswor Giri

Khageswor Giri

Bundoora AgriBio Centre, Australia

info@rnfinity.com


Assessing the status or exploited marine fish populations often relies on fishery dependent catch and effort data reported by licensed commercial fishers in compliance with regulations and by recreational anglers voluntarily. This invariably leads to bias towards the fraction of a fish population or community that can be legally fished i.e., the stock as defined by legal minimum lengths and spatia...
2 years ago

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