Seepage-face boundaries are common features of unconfined ground water flow. These boundaries exist at the intersection of an unconfined aquifer and a surface water body such as a lake, river, or wetland. The existence of a seepage-face boundary is necessary to provide a physical transition between the internal water-table boundary and the external equipotential boundary when an unconfined aqui...

899 The Hanford Site is 1517 km2 (586 mi2) in size, located in a sparsely populated area in the rain shadow of the Cascade Mountains, adjacent to the Columbia River in southeastern Washington State (Fig. 1). The Hanford Site was set aside in the early 1940s by the U.S. Government to perform a top-secret mission, the Manhattan Project, for production of plutonium for atomic weapons used to end W...

We consider quantum spin systems defined on finite sets V equipped with a metric. In typical examples, V is a large, but finite subset of Z. For finite range Hamiltonians with uniformly bounded interaction terms and a unique, gapped ground state, we demonstrate a locality property of the corresponding ground state projector. In such systems, this ground state projector can be approximated by th...

Evaluation
of
Aedes
aegypti
Presence
and
Abundance
in
Septic
Tanks
and
Their
 Impacts
on
Dengue
Transmission
 
 Ronald L. Burke, Doctor of Public Health, 2009 Thesis directed by: David M. Claborn Assistant Professor Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics Background: Aedes aegypti is the mosquito vector for dengue fever and has historically been considered to prefer ‘clean’ water for d...

In order to determine the extent of acaricide resistance in the eastern region of the Eastern Cape Province 1-, 2- and 3-host ticks were collected from cattle at 59 dip-tanks over a period of 2 years. These ticks were tested for resistance against 3 compounds, namely amitraz, cypermethrin and chlorfenvinphos. The Shaw Larval Immersion Test detected emerging resistance to amitraz in Rhipicephalu...

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 2, 1997 THE LINCOLN LABORATORY JOURNAL 187 T   automatic target recognition (ATR) is to detect and recognize objects, such as tanks, in images produced by a laser radar, a synthetic-aperture radar (SAR), or an infrared or video camera. Current ATR methods are not fully automatic, relying instead on a partnership between computer processing and human analysis. Although ...

A major contributor to atmospheric and ground water pollution is caused by fuel hydrocarbons. These problems can often occur through accidental emission during storage or use. Out of the millions of underground fuel storage tanks that are in place throughout the country many are leaking and many more are destined to produce leaks at some future date. The problem is serious enough that under the...