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February 9, 2018 Excecutive Committee Meeting
Get PDFMinutes of the February 9, 2018 Executive Committee meeting, Board of Trustees
Furbee, David
No full textServed from 2015-2018.https://digitalcommons.shawnee.edu/botmembers/1012/thumbnail.jp
Hash, Sondra
No full textServed 2015-2019.https://digitalcommons.shawnee.edu/botmembers/1015/thumbnail.jp
Higgs-Horwell, Melissa
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Diffuse versus conduit flow in coastal karst aquifers: The consequences of island area and perimeter relationships
No full textThe majority of limestone islands are made of eogenetic carbonate rock, with intrinsic high porosity and permeability. The freshwater lenses of small islands are dominated by diffuse flow regimes as the island perimeter is everywhere close to the meteoric catchment of the island interior. This flow regime produces flank margin caves at the lens margin, where dissolution is enhanced by mixing corrosion, superposition of organic decay horizons and higher flow velocities as the lens thins. The lens interior develops touching-vug flow systems that result in enhanced permeability and lens thinning over time. As islands become larger, the area (meteoric catchment) goes up by the square, but the island perimeter (discharge zone) goes up linearly; diffuse flow becomes inefficient; conduit flow develops to produce traditional epigenic cave systems that discharge the freshwater lens by specific turbulent flow routes, which in turn are fed by diffuse flow in the island interior. Locally, diffuse flow to the island perimeter continues in coastal proximal areas between major conduit flow routes to produce flank margin caves. The Bahamian Archipelago represents a case history in which tectonics is limited, the rocks are entirely eogenetic and the diffuse to conduit flow transition is demonstrated
Hoople Fruit Farm (2 of 2)
No full textMariah Marsden interviews three generations from the Hoople Fruit Farm: Mary Hoople Freeman, her daughter Shari Freeman, and her grandson Cory Freeman with his wife Bridgette Compton. They discuss the history of the farm, current activities of the farm, and what the farm means to their family.https://digitalcommons.shawnee.edu/hfforalhistories/1002/thumbnail.jp
Conservation
Get PDF33 X 88 banner titled Conservation. The banner is one of nine banners that are a part of the Placemaking in Scioto County, Ohio traveling exhibit. This banner will be on display at the Shawnee State Lodge & Conference Center from December, 2018 - August, 2019
White, George
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