With the rapidly changing and culturally shifting socio-economies and technologies of the last few decades, much attention has been given to the concept of community, its demise and fragmentation, and what can be done to ...

Since the beginning of the 19th century, aeolian sand dunes, which are piles of loose sediment, have dominated the Curonian Spit. The sediment in aeolian dunes has been eroded and transported by wind. The World Heritage ...

During the Late Wisconsinan, the Laurentide Ice Sheet (LIS) advanced from Canada towards the Chippewa River Watershed. Approximately 30,000 years ago (30 ka), the Chippewa Lobe of the LIS entered the watershed and reached ...

Within the UAV market, there exists two main camera types that come equipped to the aircraft to gather imagery. Traditionally global shutters, also known as manual shutters, have been used for UAV sensors. Global shutters ...

The Cape Kolka strandplain is located along the northern tip of Latvia, situated between the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Riga. The strandplain has been prograding due to excess sediment being carried northwards through ...

The lack of accurate, consistent, and precise data collection of exhumed fossils has been a major obstacle to developing consistent inferences and conclusions based on paleontological work. We have developed and designed ...

Deep Learning tools have become very efficient in high-resolution image analysis compared to traditional classification models. One such example is the implementation of semantic segmentation using a Convolutional Neural ...

This project involves a faculty-student research collaboration to conduct a bathymetric survey of a 3.2 mile stretch of the Eau Claire River, to be used as part of a pocket guide map and promotional video in conjunction ...

Fertilizers, sediments, and animal wastes from agricultural activities causes a host of problems for aquatic ecosystems across space and time. Due to the severe threat posed by agricultural activities to our water bodies ...

There is little in our daily lives that seems more ordinary than streets and their names. We encounter and refer to them daily as we travel the landscape and repeat our addresses. Our addresses are part of who we are. We ...