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The least Bell's vireo in southern California: Protection and management of an endangered species
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B.E. Kus
Urban flood frequency and hydrograph analysis
A set of seven-parameter regression equations was developed for estimating flood discharges at ungaged areas. The regression equations can be used to estimate urban flood discharges throughout the United States for recurrence intervals from 2 through 500 years. The average standard errors of regression range from 37 percent for the 5-year flood to 49 percent for the 500-year flood. Flood hydrograp
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Vernon B. Sauer
Urban watershed data for the United States
The contents of an urban watershed data base compiled for a national urban flood-frequency study by the U.S. Geological Survey are described. The data base includes information for 269 urbanized watersheds in 56 metropolitan areas in 31 states in the continental United States and Hawaii.
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Janice M. Fulford
Water transport in limestone by X-ray CAT scanning
The transport of water through the interior of Salem limestone test briquettes can be dynamically monitored by computer aided tomography (commonly called CAT scanning in medical diagnostics). Most significantly, unless evaporation from a particular face of the briquette is accelerated by forced air flow (wind simulation), the distribution of water in the interior of the briquette remains more or l
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Victor G. Mossoti, Louis M. Castanier
West Virginia Geological Survey's role in siting fluidized bed combustion facilities
A project is presented which demonstrates the role of geology in planning and siting a fluidized bed combustion facility. Whenever a project includes natural resource utilization, cooperation between geologists and design engineers will provide an input that could and should save costs, similar to the one stated in our initial premise. Regardless of whether cost reductions stem from a better knowl
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C.J. Smith, Hobart M. King, K. C. Ashton, D.S. Kirstein, G.H. McColloch
Workshop summary: Habitat loss and its effect on waterfowl
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Robert E. Stewart, Gary Krapu, Bruce Conant, H. Franklin Percival, David L. Hall
U-Th-Pb, Sm-Nd, Rb-Sr, and Lu-Hf systematics of Returned Mars Samples
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M. Tatsumoto, Wayne R. Premo
Evaluation of greentree reservoir nanagement options in Arkansas,
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James A. Allen, James T. Teaford, Edward Pendleton, M. Brody
Evolutionary trends in the marine diatom genus Delphineis
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George William Andrews
A geological engineering application of a knowledge-based geographic information system
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E. Lynn Usery, David J. Barr, Robin R. P. Deister
Radiation exposure near Chernobyl based on analysis of conifer injury using Thematic Mapper satellite images
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Marvin Goldman, Susan L. Ustin, Edward A. Warman, F. G. Sadowski