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Replication Data for: Global Co-Occurrence of Warm Temperature Extremes and Terrestrial Water Storage Deficits
No full textCompounding climate extremes threaten ecosystems, agriculture, and public health, with intensification driven by a warming climate and increasing human interventions. However, the global linkage between temperature extremes and Total Water Storage (TWS) deficits remains insufficiently explored. Here, we analyze 22 years (2002–2024) of GRACE and GRACE-FO satellite data to examine the spatiotemporal coincidence of elevated temperatures and TWS deficits worldwide and explore their bidirectional predictability. We find that low TWS episodes frequently coincide with or lag temperature extremes by about one month in major land–atmosphere coupling hotspots—including equatorial, subtropical, and mid-latitude regions—possibly due to enhanced evapotranspiration and soil moisture reductions. Pre-existing TWS deficits appear to intensify and prolong temperature extremes by reducing latent heat flux and increasing sensible heat flux, potentially creating feedback processes that amplify drought and thermal stress, although these mechanisms warrant further investigation. Statistical tests confirm these co-occurrences are unlikely to be random, while Granger predictability analysis demonstrates that temperature anomalies improve forecasts of subsequent TWS extremes in critical regions. Overall, our results underscore the vulnerability of water-limited areas under climate change and highlight the value of continuous TWS monitoring to better predict and mitigate the impacts of temperature extremes. They further emphasize the urgency of integrated water-resource management and adaptation strategies in regions prone to prolonged compound extreme
Replication Data for Lanthanide-Selective Artificial Channels
No full textDatasets for Lanthanide Channel's ACS Nano-Pape
Hydrological Monitoring in the Devils River, Val Verde County, Texas (2015-2023)
No full textContinuous hydrological and hydrogeological monitoring of the upper (perennial) Devils River watershed, Val Verde County, Texas, from 2015 to 2023. Data included meteorological conditions, surface water flow, springflow, groundwater levels, and water quality parameters
Large critical current density Josephson pi junctions with PdNi barriers
No full textThis .zip folder contains raw electrical transport and magnetometry data from the manuscript. The data files are comma delimited text format
Texas Disaster Information System Living Plan
No full textThis version is the first complete plan for the Texas Disaster Information System (TDIS). It summarizes key elements of the TDIS vision, approach, and priorities. It also defines an initial direction for the system’s proposed design, services, and technical environment.
Cite as: Pierce, S.A., Mobley, W., Dabrowski, A., Highfield, W.E., Blessing, R., Teleki, K., Je’aime, P., Porter, B., Reichman, J., Barr, B., Brody, S.D. (2021). Texas Disaster Information System Living Plan. Institute for a Disaster Resilient Texas. Texas A&M University, Galveston Campus
Reinventing the first year digital experience: Choose your own adventure in learning [Poster session]
No full textPoster listing: https://acrl.ala.org/dols/virtual-poster-session-2021
Latin American Press Review, Program 1974-08, 1974 February 7
No full textPart I: Discussions on US-Latin American relations prior to Henry Kissinger's visit. Mexican trade data reveals a significant trade deficit, prompting calls for a protectionist strategy. Venezuelan President-elect Carlos Andres Perez advocates for fair pricing of natural resources amidst economic oppression by developed countries. In Bolivia, government forces clash with peasants protesting price increases, indicating challenges to General Hugo Banzer's government. Similarly, in Chile, criticism of military rule grows despite censorship. Part II: The review also discusses the significance of David Alfaro Siqueiros, a prominent Mexican muralist, upon his death, with experts sharing differing perspectives on his legacy. The intersection of politics and art is explored, emphasizing Siqueiros's role in merging political activism with artistic expression. Concludes with reflections on contemporary muralism and the ongoing relevance of political themes in art. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
GenAI from an Academic Librarian’s Perspective
No full textPresentation given for Frisco Librarians in-service day
Building Critical Components in AI Literacy Workshops with Data Feminism—Panel Discussion
No full textPresentation listing: https://shsulibraryguides.org/genailibraries/schedule
Presentation recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br8dYEooVYQ
Conference homepage: https://shsulibraryguides.org/genailibraries/hom