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(2007-05)Multi-channel-seismic (MCS), seismic refraction, and gravity data collected over the Mendeleev Ridge have been processed and interpreted to describe the crustal style of the ridge, as well as the structural and depositional ...
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(2017-12)Approximately 1.5 billion juvenile hatchery-produced Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) are currently released each year into Alaskan waters with goals of enhancing important fisheries and minimizing detrimental impacts ...
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(2010)
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(Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage, 2004)This issue of Anchorage Community Indicators provides a brief examination of the relationship between housing density and delinquency in the Municipality of Anchorage. A commonly held belief is that crime rates rise as ...
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(Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage, 2005-02)This issue of Anchorage Community Indicators examines the strength of association between neighborhood-level poverty in Anchorage neighborhoods— measured as the percentage of households falling below the federally designated ...
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(Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage, 2005-02)This issue of Anchorage Community Indicators provides a brief examination of the relationship between population density and social deviance in the Municipality of Anchorage. A commonly held belief is that social density ...
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(2017-08)The purpose of this research was to increase understanding of post-secondary student success in online courses by evaluating a contextually rich combination of personal, circumstantial, and course variables. A strengths-based ...
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(1996)A new method has been developed to investigate stress homogeneity along plate boundaries based on the cumulative misfit between the theoretical and observed slip directions on fault planes of individual earthquake focal ...
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(2007-05)Recent life-history models predict that long-lived seabirds, breeding in variable food environments, should exhibit flexible reproductive effort. However, these models assume that food availability fluctuates unpredictably ...
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(2018-05)Teachers experience many different facets of stress that directly affect attrition and burnout in the profession. While the research on teacher retention and attrition in Arctic Alaska is limited, that does not diminish ...
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(Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska Anchorage, 2010-03)Because of public ownership of much of the natural resource base, state government has a unique role to play in Alaska fostering economic development. A clear understanding of the structure of the economy is a necessary ...
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(2014-12)Big Bend anticline is near the northern edge of the Brooks Range foothills of northern Alaska. The structure of the foothills is a low-taper triangle zone or passive-roof duplex within Brooks Range foreland basin deposits. ...
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(2016-08)This research is mainly in the field of structural identification and model calibration, optimal sensor placement, and structural health monitoring application for large-scale structures. The ultimate goal of this study ...
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(Alaska University Transportation Center, Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, 2012)
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(2012-08)The objective of the research is to improve the safety of bridge structures in the state of Alaska through implementation of innovative structural health monitoring (SHM) technologies. The idea is to evaluate structural ...
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(2015-12)Surface complexation reactions at mineral-water interface play a key role in dictating the mobility and bioavailability of aqueous species in the environment, considering the minerals (like iron-(oxyhydr)oxides), ubiquitous ...
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(1987)This study documents the styles of Laramide structures of the Wyoming foreland, and presents an integrated synthesis of foreland development. Theoretical data and experimental results are compared to field observations, ...
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(1992)This study examines aspects of stand development in young mixed hardwood-conifer forests on upland sites in interior Alaska, with the goal of refining concepts of plant community succession. Specific objectives were: (i) ...
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(1997)Otoliths are polycrystals of calcium carbonate and protein that grow through the process of biomineralization within the otic capsule of teleost fish. Otoliths of Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) are routinely ...
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(2001)The nicotinic acetylcholine receptor is responsible for the transfer of signals from the peripheral nervous system to skeletal muscle, resulting in movement. Despite the importance of the acetylcholine receptor, many ...
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