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2019-11-18
There are many runway capacity estimation models currently available today, and developers usually claim that their models have been validated. However, information about the validation process is often limited, and different models are validated at different levels of complexity. As a result,...
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2019-11-12
Many runway capacity estimation models are available today, and developers usually claim that their models have been validated. However, information about the validation process is often limited, and different models are validated at differing levels of complexity. This paper proposes two...
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2020-07-28
Within their emergency planning and management roles, it is critical for transportation authorities to understand the characteristics of the transportation network and the communities it serves. The northeastern section of the province of Alberta, Canada has a very limited roadway network and is...
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Bach, Lars, Lewicke, Edward Thomas., Cheng, J. J. Roger
Structural engineering report SER 193 | SER-ID SER193
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2010-09-01
Driver, Robert G., Grondin, Gilbert Y., Neilson, David Andrew Hunter
Structural Engineering Report SER 290 | SER-ID SER290
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Who Is the Rock Miner and Who Is the Hunter? The Use of Heavy Oxygen Labeled Phosphate (P18O4) to Differentiate between C and P Fluxes in a Benzene-Degrading Consortium
Who Is the Rock Miner and Who Is the Hunter? The Use of Heavy Oxygen Labeled Phosphate (P18O4) to Differentiate between C and P Fluxes in a Benzene-Degrading Consortium
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Steven D. Mamet, Bin Ma, Ania Ulrich, Aimée Schryer, Steven D. Siciliano
Phosphorus availability and cycling in microbial communities is a key determinant of bacterial activity. However, identifying organisms critical to P cycling in complex biodegrading consortia has proven elusive. Here we assess a new DNA stable isotope probing (SIP) technique using heavy...