An Empirical Model for Dinitrogen Gas Emission from Inland Waters

An Empirical Model for the Radio Emission from Pulsars

A pulsar model is proposed which involves the entire magnetosphere in the production of the observed coherent radio emission. The observationally-inferred regularity of peaks in pulsar profiles (Rankin (1990,1993a)), is shown to suggest that inner and outer cones of emission near the polar cap interact with and ‘mirror’ two rings in the outer magnetosphere: one where the null line intersects th...

Improved Atmospheric Correction for Aviris Spectra from Inland Waters

As part of an ongoing investigation of primary productivity in Mono Lake, a series of surveys were conducted at the lake coincident with AVIRIS acquisitions. These included sampling and spectroradiometric measurements with locations precisely georeferenced to AVIRIS pixel coordinates. Spectra were extracted from the AVIRIS images for the purpose of deriving predictive equations for calculation ...

Trends in World Yields for Inland Waters

Wind-driven surficial oxygen transfer and dinitrogen gas emission from treatment lagoons.

Surficial oxygen transfer plays an important role, when analyzing the complex biochemical and physical processes responsible for ammonia and dinitrogen gas emission in animal waste treatment lagoons. This paper analyzes if currently known nitrogen biochemical pathways can explain the enigmatic dinitrogen gas emissions recently observed from the treatment lagoons, based on the amount of wind-dri...

Developing a Model for Agile Supply: an Empirical Study from Iranian Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Agility is the fundamental characteristic of a supply chain needed for survival in turbulent markets, where environmental forces create additional uncertainty resulting in higher risk in the supply chain management. In addition, agility helps providing the right product, at the right time to the consumer. The main goal of this research is therefore to promote supplier selection in pharmaceutica...