• Island Land Loss in the Chesapeake Bay: A Quantitative and Process Analysis 

  Wray, Rachel Donham (1992)

  The rates and processes of land loss were studied for seven islands in the Chesapeake Bay: Barren, Bloodsworth, Hooper, James, Poplar, Smith and South Marsh Islands. Rates and patterns of land loss were quantified for ...

• An Evolution of Land Use in Kent County, Maryland 

  Singleton, Carey B. Jr (1953)

  The object of this study is to determine the land use changes that have taken place in Kent County, located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland (See Fig. 1) with emphasis on recent land use changes. The principal objectives of ...

• Local Information Landscapes: Theory, Measures, and Evidence 

  Lee, Myeong (2019)

  To understand issues about information accessibility within communities, research studies have examined human, social, and technical factors by taking a socio-technical view. While this view provides a profound understanding ...

• CHARACTERIZING HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES WITHIN THE DATA-SCARCE ENVIRONMENT OF THE CONGO BASIN 

  Munzimi, Yolande (2019)

  The Congo Basin in Africa is the world’s second largest river basin. Centrally located and with the greatest water resources in Africa, the basin is a vital resource for water and energy supply for a continent with increasing ...

• Quantifying the Spatial and Temporal Variation of Land Surface Warming Using in situ and Satellite Data 

  Rao, Yuhan (2019)

  The global mean surface air temperature (SAT) has demonstrated the “unequivocal warming”. To understand the impact of the global warming, it is very important to quantify the spatial and temporal patterns of the surface ...

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