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Interactions between rivers and coastal margins in the Alaskan Arctic Luka Catipovic, Ph.D., 2024 Samuel Laney, Advisor Arctic coastal margins serve as the interface between Arctic terrestrial and oceanic carbon…
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Policy for Joint Program Intercampus Travel Reimbursement for Faculty The Joint Program will reimburse costs for JP faculty who are traveling between institutions for official JP business. Examples include teaching…
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Read MoreA Practical Search with Voronoi Distributed Autonomous Marine Swarms
Nicholas Evans, S.M., 2022 Michael Benjamin, Advisor Acoustic propagation measurements are made in a highly variable and stratified estuary using high frequency transducers (120kHz) on tripods placed across the main…
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Nicholas Swanda, S.M., 2022 Andone Lavery, Advisor Acoustic propagation measurements are made in a highly variable and stratified estuary using high frequency transducers (120kHz) on tripods placed across the main…
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Adrian Garcia, Ph.D., 2022 W. Rockwell Geyer, Advisor Dispersion in estuaries sets the length of salinity intrusion and the horizontal mixing rate of waterborne constituents, including larvae, nutrients, sediments, and…
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