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New Fault Slip Distribution for the 2010 M w 7.2 El Mayor Cucapah Earthquake Based on Realistic 3D Finite Element Inversions of Coseismic Displacements Using Space Geodetic Data
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El Mayor-Cucapah ( M w 7.2) earthquake: Early near-field postseismic deformation from InSAR and GPS observations
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Impact melting of the largest known enstatite meteorite: Al Haggounia 001, a fossil EL chondrite
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Effects of El Niño on Summertime Ozone Air Quality in the Eastern United States
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The 2015/16 El Niño Event in Context of the MERRA-2 Reanalysis: A Comparison of the Tropical Pacific with 1982/83 and 1997/98
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Effects of eastern vs. central Pacific El Niño on Northern Hemisphere photosynthetic seasonality
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The Role of Westerly Wind Bursts During Different Seasons Versus Ocean Heat Recharge in the Development of Extreme El Niño in Climate Models
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Large‐Scale Reductions in Terrestrial Carbon Uptake Following Central Pacific El Niño
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El Campo solar radar system Second semiannual report, Jul. 1 - Dec. 31, 1965
Doppler characteristics of radar echoes reflected by solar corona
Regional prospecting for iron ores in Bahariya Oasis-El Faiyum area, Egypt, using LANDSAT satellite images, part 1
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Satellite mapping: Regional geology, geomorphology, structure, drainage and hydrology of Bahr El Jebel area, Jonglei Canal project area, southern Sudan
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Soil resources and potential for agricultural development in Bahr El Jebel in southern Sudan, Jonglei Canal project area
The author has identified the following significant results. Fourteen LANDSAT scenes were used to produce mosaics of the 167, 474 sq km study area. These were black and white MSS 7 images and false color composite images. Five major soil-landscape units were delineated on the mosaics, and these were subdivided into a total of 40 soil mapping units. Aerial reconnaissance was useful in defining boundaries between mapping units and in estimating the proportion of the various soils which composed each mapping unit. Ground surveying permitted first-hand observation of major soils and sampling for quantitative laboratory analysis. Soil interpretations were made, including properties, potentials, and limitations.
Regional prospecting for iron ores in Bahariya Oasis-El Faiyum area, Egypt, using LANDSAT-1 satellite images
The author has identified the following significant results. New discoveries of iron deposits were registered as a result of the LANDSAT imagery, and the conditions of the already known iron deposits and occurrences were regionally connected and verified.
Geological and groundwater potential studies of El Ismailiya master plan study area
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El Paso/Yslete schools Get-Away Special Space Shuttle student projects
Student projects for the Get Away Special (GAS) space shuttle program were summarized. Experimental topics included: seed germination, shrimp growth, liquid lasers, planaria regeneration, fluid dynamics (wicking), soil molds, antibiotics, crystallization, the symbiosis of yeast and fungi, and the performance of electronic chips. A brief experimental design is included for each project.
Sulfuric acid droplet formation and growth in the stratosphere after the 1982 eruption of El Chichon
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Spectroscopic measurements of the 8- to 13-micrometer transmission of the upper atmosphere following the El Chichon eruptions
Infrared transmission spectra of the atmosphere above 11-km altitude were obtained at latitudes from 2 deg S to 50 deg N in December 1982. A circular variable-interference filter spectrometer mounted in a Convair 990 (the Galileo II) aircraft was used to obtain spectra of the sun through different air masses. Comparisons of spectra through different air masses provide atmospheric transmission measurements that show not only normal absorption features, such as those from CO2 and O3, but also additional absorption near 8.5 microns consistent with H2SO4 aerosols. The average fractional absorption from latitude 10 deg N to 41 deg N at 8.5 microns was 0.02/air mass, half of which was attributable to aerosols.