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Seismoacoustic Monitoring of Underground Explosions at Redmond Salt Mine Utah.
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Seismic and Infrasound Data Collection at Redmond Salt Mine Central Utah.
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Using waveform correlation to reduce analyst workload due to repeating mining blasts.
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Computational aided design of bio-polymers by mining the PHA chemical space
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Seismic and Infrasound Data Collection at Redmond Salt Mine Central Utah.
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Mining Coherent Subgraphs in Dynamic Brain Networks
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Getting More from PV Field Data: Data mining and analysis for module diagnostics.
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Reducing IDC Analyst Workload: Applying Waveform Correlation to Mining Blasts.
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Characterization and Recovery of REE and Transition Metals from Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Solids
38th Annual International Pittsburgh Coal Conference, Virtual, September 20-23, 2021
Data Mining Microseismicity Associated to the Blue Mountain Geothermal Site
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A New Gold Mine? Achieving HVAC Energy Efficiency Through a System Metric
Washington State's Commercial Energy Code adopted a new energy metric called HVAC Total System Performance Ratio (TSPR) in 2019, a first in the codes world to regulate HVAC system efficiency. TSPR is a ratio of annual heating and cooling loads to the annual carbon emissions associated with the energy consumed by the HVAC system. TSPR provides a performance-based solution to evaluate and improve the overall HVAC design. The TSPR metric and its companion calculation tool were developed by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) with support from U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) and the City of Seattle. The new metric represents a significant shift in how HVAC design will meet code requirements. Utility programs can also leverage TSPR as a measure to determine energy savings and incentive amounts for HVAC retrofits. This paper describes the efforts by NEEA and its collaborators to prepare the market for TSPR adoption in code. This paper provides the pilot projects led by University of Washington Integrated Design Lab (IDL) to understand potential issues that could be faced by early adopters. This paper also covers how training and outreach provide engagement opportunities that can streamline code compliance, help address issues faced by early adopters and promote participation in utility programs. As Washington State works on the goals of 70% energy reduction and zero fossil-fuel greenhouse gas emission homes and buildings by the year 2031 , system level performance metrics will likely become increasingly more necessary and prevalent. This paper concludes that the HVAC TSPR requirement helps familiarize the HVAC industry with this approach and helps Washington achieve its long-term goals.
Aerial Radiological Survey of Defense-Related Uranium Mines in the Shirley Basin, Crooks Gap, and Gas Hills Regions in Wyoming
presentation to accompany the AMS DRUM survey report
Data Mining Field I-V and Weather Data for PV Module EQE and Suns-Voc.
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Multi-Bed Adsorption Study for the Fractionation of Critical Metals from Acid Mine Drainage
2022 International Pittsburgh Coal Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, September 19-22, 2022
Rare Earth Element/Critical Mineral (REE/CM) Recovery from Coal Byproducts and Acid Mine Drainage
Brazilian Coal Association, Pittsburgh, PA, June 17, 2022