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GenZ Study Fall 2022_K-DOC Predictors
No full textSurvey dataset from a Fall 2022 study of psychological predictors of self-perceived creative potential across domains (K-DOCS) in a sample of 344 female GenZ college students
Multiple Use Water Services and Experiences with Household Water Insecurity
No full textThis data is related to the study on Multiple-Use Water Services and experiences with Household Water Insecurity in Rural Mali.
x-ray CT images, S1_H sample
No full textCore samples called S1 is a syenogranite obtained from the Utah FORGE site. Core samples were retrieved from well 58–32 at measured depths (MD) of approximately 2074.16 m (6,805 ft). sample scanned is a cylindrical (2 inch length, 1.5 inch diameter) plug sample
Balancing Academic: Investigating the Retention of Part-Time vs. Full-Time
No full textEffect of Part-Time vs. Full-Time Enrollment on Retention: Study how enrollment status affects long-term retention and academic success, especially in non-traditional or working students. (2025-02-13
NSF COLDEX 2022-23 Level 2 Basal Specularity Content Profiles
No full text Introduction
The National Science Foundations Center for Oldest Ice Exploration (NSF COLDEX) is a Science and Technology Center working to extend the record of atmospheric gases, temperature and ice sheet history to greater than 1 million years. As part of this effort, NSF COLDEX has been searching for a site for a continuous ice core extending through the mid-Pleistocene transition. Two seasons of airborne survey were conducted from South Pole Station across the southern flank of Dome A.
2022-2023 Field Season
In the 2022-20223 field season (CXA1), and using a BT-67 Basler, NSF COLDEX conducted 13 full flights and one weather abort from South Pole Station toward the southern flank of Dome C; as well as 1 survey flight toward Hercules Dome in support of the Hercules Dome Drilling project. Three test flights were conducted from McMurdo Station. Instrumentation included the 60 MHz MARFA ice penetrating radar from the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics, a UHF ice penetrating radar from the Center for Remote Sensing and Integrated Systems; an GT-2 Gravimeter, and LD-90 laser altimeter and an G-823 Magnetometer.
Basal specularity content
These basal specularity content were derived from comparing 1D and 2D focused MARFA data (Peters et al., 2007). By comparing bed echo strengths for different focusing apertures, and accounting for the ranges and angles involved, we can derive the "specularity content" of the bed echo, a proxy for small scale bed roughness and a good indicator for subglacial water pressure in regions of distributed subglacial water (Schroeder et al., 2014, IEEE GRSL , Dow et al., 2019, EPSL ) and smooth deforming bed material (Schroeder et al., 2014, GRL, Young et al., 2016, PTRS. Specularity data are inherently noisy, so these products have been smoothed with a 1 km filter.</p
Internship Sample Interview Questions
No full textSample interview questions based on the Digital Scholarship Internship offered by Texas Tech University Library's Digital Scholarship Lab
Poster: Survey of Texas Library Workers on Censorship in the State
No full textPoster presented at American Library Association Annual Conference 2024
Latin American Press Review, Program 1974-22, 1974 May 16
No full textPart I: The Latin American Press Review presents a comprehensive overview of current affairs in the region. It begins by discussing Cuba's enactment of a new family statute, aimed at redefining familial roles within a socialist framework, emphasizing gender equality and altering legal norms surrounding marriage, divorce, and parental obligations. Transitioning to Chile, the report from the Argentine daily, La Nación, sheds light on the post-military coup conditions in Chilean slums, detailing the hardships faced by residents due to economic turmoil, rising unemployment, and political repression under military rule. Lastly, the review touches upon diplomatic developments between Russia and Argentina, notably President Perón's upcoming visit to the Soviet Union, signaling potential advancements in bilateral relations and economic cooperation. The excerpt covers Argentina's diplomatic shifts towards Cuba and the Soviet Union, showcasing Perón's pursuit of independence from the United States while facing internal opposition from left-wing factions. Additionally, it highlights the volatile political climate in the Dominican Republic ahead of the presidential elections, marked by allegations of fraud and demands for political prisoners' release, within a historical context of authoritarian rule and US intervention. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program