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Historical Remote Sensing Analysis of Dust Bowl Drought in Kansas: Corrected and Georeferenced 1972 Aerial Photographs
This dataset includes a collection of corrected and georeferenced overlapping aerial photographs from 1972, created to support the study "Historical Remote Sensing Analysis of Dust Bowl Drought in Kansas." The original images have been processed to correct distortions and aligned using georeferencing techniques, producing an accurate and seamless spatial representation of Hamilton County, Kansas. The overlapping nature of the photographs allows for stereo interpretation and enhanced visual analysis, making it possible to extract terrain features and assess land surface conditions in greater detail. This dataset is particularly valuable for evaluating land use changes, vegetation patterns, and environmental impacts in regions historically affected by Dust Bowl drought conditions.
Images are provided in GeoTIFF format, suitable for GIS applications, historical land cover analysis, and temporal change detection
Applied time series analyses (2000-2017) of Vibrio vulnificus and Vibrio parahaemolyticus (pathogenic and non-pathogenic strains) in the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica
The goal of this study was to examine the relationships between the density and the oc-currence of V. vulnificus and V. parahaemolyticus (pathogenic strains with thermostable di-rect hemolysin (tdh+) and non-pathogenic strains without tdh (thermo labile hemolysin) associated with C. virginica in Galveston Bay, an important oyster producing estuary on the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico. We used a long-term data set (1999-2018) which in-cludes five commercially harvested oyster reefs in the middle of the bay (Figure 1) and an undisturbed man-made reef found in West Bay (Sammy’s reef) to examine the biotic fac-tors influencing these Vibrio spp. populations. In addition, we examined relationships between these pathogenic bacteria and the parasite P. marinus in a subset of the oysters where these pathogens were measured concurrently
Particle Trajectories Part 3
These videos were captured during dust drop experiments at CAPSER labs, Baylor University. A Fastcam Mini with a k2 lens was mounted next a GEC refence cell (Cell2 BU) so that dust could be observed falling vertically during the experiments. The backdrop is illuminated by a florescent lamp with a diffusive barrier between the lamp and the camera. (2025-03-21
National Women’s Conference Delegates and Alternates from Guam
This dataset includes thorough information about the 17 delegates and alternates who represented the territory of Guam at the National Women’s Conference. Categories of data included are the following: biographical, race and ethnicity, education and career, political participation, organizational leadership, organizational membership, role at the National Women’s Conference, and position on the conference planks.
Data was researched by undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Houston. Two more graduate students cleaned and verified the data, and a faculty lead provided a final check for accuracy before publication.
We derived quantitative and qualitative information to build this dataset, which includes a total of 1,994 datapoints.
Where possible data entry uses controlled vocabularies explained in the project Codebook.
In addition to the quantitative and qualitative data, the dataset includes a bibliography of research sources used to compile the data.
If you decide to use the data for your own project, please do cite it using the information above. If you identify errors or missing sources, please contact us so that these can be addressed
Atomistic models of basal dislocation dipoles in proton-ordered hexagonal ice
There are 8 files in total
The files are LAMMPS-readable
Naming convention is (shape)_(set)_(character).data, where
- (shape) can be "straight" or "kinked"
- (set) can be "shuffle" or "glide"
- (character) can be "60deg" or "screw"
For example, kinked_shuffle_60deg.data contains a dipole of kinked dislocations residing on shuffle set planes and having 60 degree character
Puberty status influences bacterial communities of the boar urogenital tract
The objective of this study was to evaluate pre- and post-pubertal shifts in bacterial communities and diversity in boar urogenital tissues (i.e., testis, epididymis, seminal vesicle, prostate, bulbourethral gland, bladder, and preputial diverticulum) using 16S rRNA gene amplicon community sequencing
Dynamics of BMP signaling and stable gene expression in the early Drosophila embryo
Data for the paper titled, "Dynamics of BMP signaling and stable gene expression in the early Drosophila embryo" published in Biology Ope
Search Strategy for Removal of Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
This is the search strategy for a Structured Review on removal of foreign body airway obstruction conducted by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation's First Aid Task Force
Replication Data for: Distinct microbial communities shape the morphology of cave speleothems
Dataset of the paper: Distinct microbial communities shape the morphology of cave speleothems, by Carole Lakrout, Tomaso R.R. Bontognali, Robert Plowes, Jenna Haines, Dave Schmitz, Nathan Jones, Nicola Tisat
Report on the progress of Alta California missions, 1774 agosto 20
Carta al virrey Antonio María de Bucareli en la que se informa sobre el progreso de las misiones en Alta California. Palou señala el entusiasmo de fray Junípero Serra y otros misioneros en el avance de los esfuerzos de aculturación, pero menciona que la expansión hacia San Francisco se retrasó por la escasez de soldados y pobladoras. Destaca la cooperación con el capitán Fernando Rivera y Moncada, quien finalmente proporcionó ganado para las misiones de San Francisco y Santa Clara después de una resistencia inicial. Palou expresa su esperanza de una mayor expansión una vez que lleguen las familias de Sinaloa y continúe el envío de suministros. —— Letter to Viceroy Antonio María de Bucareli reporting on the progress of missions in Alta California. Palou notes the enthusiasm of Fray Junípero Serra and other missionaries in advancing the acculturation efforts, but mentions how efforts to expand to San Francisco were delayed due to a shortage of soldiers and women settlers. He highlights cooperation with Captain Fernando Rivera y Moncada, who eventually provided cattle for the missions of San Francisco and Santa Clara after initial resistance. Palou expresses hope for further expansion once families from Sinaloa arrive and supplies continue to be delivered. 2 f. (4 p.