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Dataset for the First Radio-Frequency Spectrum-Sharing Challenge (RFSSC)
No full textThese data were used in the First RF Spectrum-Sharing Challenge which was held in
2024-2025, culminating in announcing the winner AiRANACULUS on January 30, 2025.
The first RFSSC was co-sponsored by the United States Air Force Research Laboratory
(AFRL) and the National Security Innovation Network (NSIN). The first RFSSC was a data-centric contest open to US academic and industrial organizations intended to spur innovation in machine learning and signal processing for automatic radio-frequency scene analysis (RFSA)
AI Literacy at Lunchtime: TTUL Workshop Series
No full textLibrary 2.0 Conference, AI and Libraries: Applications, Implications and Possibilities. Online
Latin American Press Review, Program 1973-31, 1973 October 18
No full textPart I: In Chile, the focus is on the military junta's continued repression, marked by brutality, censorship, and economic hardships exacerbated by austerity measures and price hikes. Despite condemnation from international bodies, the junta maintains its grip on power. Meanwhile, in Peru, the political significance of the nationalization of Cerro Corporation underscores the tensions between the government and powerful interests in the mining sector. The program also covers global events, including the resignation of Spiro Agnew and a kidnapping case involving urban guerrillas in Mexico, as well as President Luis Echeverría's call for increased media attention on third world economic issues. Part II: An interview with Elizabeth Burgos delves deeper into the situation in Chile, revealing ongoing repression, cultural suppression, and the plight of political exiles. Despite a decrease in organized resistance, individuals continue to resist amidst fear and surveillance by the junta. The interviewee highlights the wider implications of the coup for Latin America, predicting a potential rise in authoritarianism across the region. Additionally, the interview anticipates US support for the junta, contrasting with the previous US stance during Allende's presidency. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
Online Yoga from Texas Tech University Libraries
No full textPresentation at ASEE Conference 2021, Online
Latin American Press Review, Program 1973-17, 1973 July 12
No full textPart I: The Latin American Press Review encapsulates significant developments across the region, ranging from the condemnation of multinational corporations' exploitation of Latin American labor. Excélsior highlights tensions between the US and Latin American nations, particularly Chile, stemming from economic disparities and divergent interests. The Miami Herald and The Manchester Guardian delve into Uruguay's transition from democracy to military-backed rule under President Juan Bordaberry, attributing it to economic decline, civil unrest, and governmental corruption. Bordaberry's dissolution of Congress sparks a general strike, leading to widespread resistance despite arrests and threats, while Allende in Chile reaffirms his government's commitment to pluralism and democracy amidst a cabinet reshuffle following a foiled military coup. Part II: In the rich tapestry of Latin American literature, the revival of mythological figures in Mexico and the embrace of the Negro tradition in Cuban literature stand as testaments to the region's diverse cultural influences. The 1920s witnessed heightened political polarization globally, with many Latin American intellectuals aligning with communist or socialist ideologies, using their art as a vehicle for political messaging. Pablo Neruda's poetry exemplifies the seamless integration of political themes with creative expression. Novelists like Carlos Fuentes and Juan Rufo grapple with existential questions about authenticity and the limitations of revolution. Despite varying political landscapes across the region, literature reflects shared struggles against oppression and the quest for freedom, as seen in the works of Augusto Roa Bastos and Miguel Angel Asturias, who confronted dictatorship-induced constraints on artistic expression. These challenges persist, particularly in contemporary Brazil, marked by widespread media censorship. Despite such hurdles, Latin American literature continues to evolve, underscoring the enduring relevance of the region's socio-political concerns in its literary output. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
Replication data for HEI 24 project - Texas AQ
No full textHEI Project "Air Quality trends in Texas and Colorado as associated with Unconventional Oil and Gas Development"
L1 data sets of Non-Methane HydroCarbons (NMHCs) for Texas Air Quality Monitoring station
MATLAB Data Analysis, Monte Carlo Simulation, and Supporting Files - Formation Of Compact Aggregate Piles On A Surface Through Horizontal Energy Dissipation
No full textMATLAB file for processing data and recreating figure
Draft of Great Plains Management of Invasive Alien Species Database
No full textInitial draft of database for NRCS funded project on invasive alien species management organizations in the Great Plains states. This initial draft consists of a codebook, managed taxa table, organization table, and Multiple Correspondence analysis variable table
Carta sobre las disputas entre líderes militares que retrasaron los asuntos misionales en Alta California, 1776 agosto 16
No full textCarta a Junípero Serra sobre las disputas entre el teniente coronel Juan Bautista de Anza y el comandante Fernando de Rivera y Moncada que retrasaron los asuntos misionales en Alta California. El autor anuncia que el gobernador Felipe de Neve residirá en Monterrey mientras Rivera es reasignado a Loreto. Destaca la importancia de apoyar la labor misional, en particular el establecimiento del presidio de San Francisco y dos misiones cercanas. El virrey exhorta a Serra y a otros frailes a continuar con su celo y cooperación al servicio de la Corona. —— Letter to Junípero Serra regarding the disputes between Lieutenant Colonel Juan Bautista de Anza and Commander Fernando de Rivera y Moncada that delayed mission affairs in Alta California. The author announces that Governor Felipe de Neve will take residence in Monterey while Rivera is reassigned to Loreto. He emphasizes the importance of supporting missionary work, particularly the establishment of the presidio at San Francisco and two nearby missions. The viceroy urges Serra and other friars to continue their zeal and cooperation in serving the Crown. 1 f. (2 p.