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CSR GRACE & GRACE-FO Dynamic Ocean Mascons RL06.2DO
No full textRL06.2DO monthly mass anomaly grids from GRACE and GRACE-FO determined following CSR RL06.2 processing altered for Dynamic Ocean analysis.
GAD-based regularization constraints are used over the Arctic Ocean.
The mascon processing includes a specific handling of the major earthquakes in Japan and Andaman Bay, similar to what was done for the RL06.2EQ mascons (doi:10.18738/T8/ZE7DUD), with a model of the Earthquake signals removed from the mascons in those regions.
Additionally a GRD model is computed using the mascon ocean mask and consistent with Tamisiea et al., 2010, (doi:10.1029/2009JC005687) and removed from the mascons.
The Earthquake and GRD models are provided as a companion grids, but both signals are already corrected for in the RL06.2DO mascons.
All grids are provided globally with a quarter degree sampling in longitude/latitude. Only the ocean mascons are reported. The land mascons are set to "-99999.0". The grids cover the GRACE and GRACE-FO period from 04/2002 to 05/202
Martian Magma Degassing/MAGEC
No full textInput and output files for Martian magma degassing simulations conducted with MAGEC software from Bellino and Sun (2025
Replication Data for: Firearm Violence and Dental Health: A Neighborhood Analysis in 100 US Cities, 2014-2022. American Journal of Preventive Medicine
No full textIntroduction: This study examined the relationship between community-level firearm violence and dental health, focusing on dental care utilization and edentulism (i.e., total tooth loss) .
Methods: The authors analyzed 20, 332 census tracts within the 100 largest U.S. cities from 2014 to 2022. Dental care utilization and edentulism rates were sourced from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's PLACES project. Firearm violence data was drawn from the American Violence Project. Lagged random intercept mixed-effects models estimated associations between firearm violence and dental outcomes, adjusting for neighborhood demographic and socioeconomic covariates. Analyses were performed in 2024.
Results: Increases in firearm violence were associated with lower dental care utilization and higher rates of edentulism. A 1-shooting increase corresponded to a 0.01% reduction in dental care utilization and a 0.06% increase in edentulism the following year.
Conclusions: Neighborhoods experiencing higher levels of firearm violence face disparities in dental care and oral health, highlighting firearm violence as a social determinant of oral health. Interventions such as mobile dental clinics and integrating dental care into violence intervention programs could mitigate disparities in dental care access and oral health in communities affected by firearm violence
Supplementary tables for chapter 2 & 4 dissertation
No full textHere you can find supplementary tables for chapter 2 and 4 of my dissertation
Replication Data for: Understanding Detection Success of Belowground Natural Gas Leaks in Urban Environments through Controlled Release Experiments
No full textFiles contain data from the leak detection survey used in the manuscript "Understanding Detection Success of Belowground Natural Gas Leaks in Urban Environments through Controlled Release Experiments" by Venkata Rao et al. (2025). Each tab includes the data used for the main lines, service lines, and rural environments at 0.5 and 10 slpm leak rates respectively, as labeled
Morphotype Catalogue
No full textSupplementary Text - Morphotype descriptions and figures associated with Morphotypes 1 to 2
TMLS RSIENA Longitudinal Dataset
No full textDownload this "Read Me First" file first before downloading and accessing the longitudinal data
Processed Trajectory Data
No full textProcessed data contains location, velocity, and time information on each particle trajectory as well as which trajectories intersect in such a way that scattering is expected
Data from excised larynx experiments
No full textExperiment consisted of excised singing mouse larynges that were mounted on a rig which consists of an airflow hose connected to a mounting base where the larynx sits, micromanipulators to position the glottis, a high speed camera placed above the mounting base, a microphone, and a servo motor. We input functions into a GUI specifying subglottal air pressure and servo motor action across time and simultaneously recorded audio and video from larynges. The data stored here include a matlab file containing the audio, airflow, subglottal pressure, trigger, and servo data as well as video files from that experiment
Particle Tracking Data
No full textThis data is generated By MOSAIC in FIJI after the raw particle tracking video has been processed by the background subtracting MATLAB code found on GitHub.
https://github.com/ArcGriffin/Video-Data-Processing-CASPER-/tree/mai