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Global spatial deconvolution of Lunar Prospector Th abundances
We have completed the first global spatial deconvolution analysis of planetary gamma‐ray data for lunar Th abundances as measured by the Lunar Prospector Gamma‐ray Spectrometer. We tested two different spatial deconvolution techniques – Jansson's method and the Pixon method – and determined that the Pixon method provides superior performance. The final deconvolved map results in a spatial resoluti
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D. J. Lawrence, R.C. Puetter, R.C. Elphic, W. C. Feldman, Justin Hagerty, Thomas H. Prettyman, P. D. Spudis
Protecting Your Family From Earthquakes-The Seven Steps to Earthquake Safety (in Spanish and English)
This book is provided here to share an important message on emergency preparedness. Historically, we have suffered earthquakes here in the San Francisco Bay Area that have caused severe hardship for residents and incredible damage to our cities. It is likely we will experience a severe earthquake within the next 30 years.
Many of us come from other countries where we have experienced earth- qu
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Protegiendo a su familia de los terremotos-Los siete pasos a la seguridad para prepararse en caso de un terremoto (en espa?ol y en ingles)
Les escribimos esta carta para comunicarle un mensaje sumamente importante sobre las preparaciones de emergencia. Historicamente, hemos sufrido terremotos aqui en el Area de la Bahia de San Francisco que han causado graves privaciones para los residentes de la comunidad y da?os increibles a nuestras ciudades. Es probable que suframos un terremoto de gran magnitud en los proximos 30 a?os.
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Asian Pacific Fund Desarrollado por American Red Cross
Crystal growth of ice-I/hydrate eutectic binary solutions
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C. McCarthy, K.D. Rieck, Stephen H. Kirby, W. B. Durham, L.A. Stern, R.F. Cooper
A form and checklist for the description of orchids in the field and laboratory work
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Stephen H. Kirby, Melania Munoz
An orchid inventory and conservation project at Bosque de Paz Biological Reserve, Upper Rio Toro Valley, Alajuela, Costa Rica
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Melania Munoz, Stephen H. Kirby
Geological processes and orchid biogeography with applications to southeast central America
This contribution owes its origins to a paper presentation by Dr. Calloway H. Dodson at the Second International Conference on Neotropical Orchidology held in San José, Costa Rica in May of2003 (Dodson 2003). Dr. Dodson outlined some ofthe reasons to suspect that regional geological fac-tors may play important roles in orchid speciation and biogeography and gave examples from the northwestern Sout
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Stephen H. Kirby
Experimental geoscience in a freezer: Ice and icy compounds as useful educational analogues for teaching earth and planetary materials science and the physical sciences
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Stephen H. Kirby
Earthquake hazard in the heart of the homeland
Evidence that earthquakes threaten the Mississippi, Ohio, and Wabash River valleys of the Central United States abounds. In fact, several of the largest historical earthquakes to strike the continental United States occurred in the winter of 1811-1812 along the New Madrid seismic zone, which stretches from just west of Memphis, Tenn., into southern Illinois. Several times in the past century, mode
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Joan Gomberg, Eugene Schweig
Community structure of foraminiferal communities within temporal biozones from the western Arctic Ocean
Community structure is often an overlooked dimension of biodiversity. Knowledge of community structure, the statistical distribution of the relative species abundance vector, makes possible comparisons and contrasts across time, space, and/or environmental conditions. Our results indicate that species of Arctic foraminifera in age-correlated cores from abyssal depths are each best described by log
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Lee-Ann C. Hayek, Martin A. Buzas, Lisa A. Osterman
Magnetic character of a large continental transform: an aeromagnetic survey of the Dead Sea Fault
New high-resolution airborne magnetic (HRAM) data along a 120-km-long section of the Dead Sea Transform in southern Jordan and Israel shed light on the shallow structure of the fault zone and on the kinematics of the plate boundary. Despite infrequent seismic activity and only intermittent surface exposure, the fault is delineated clearly on a map of the first vertical derivative of the magnetic i
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Uri S. ten Brink, Michael Rybakov, Abdallah S. Al-Zoubi, Yair Rotstein
Heavy-mineral provenance in an estuarine environment, Willapa Bay, Washington, USA: palaeogeographic implications and estuarine evolution
Modern sediments from representative localities in Willapa Bay, Washington, comprise two principal heavy-mineral suites. One contains approximately equivalent amounts of hornblende, orthopyroxene, and clinopyroxene; this is derived from the Columbia River, which discharges into the Pacific Ocean a short distance south of the bay. The other suite, dominated by clinopyroxene, is restricted to sands
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Gretchen Luepke Bynum