| Grazing Impacts of Diverse Zooplankton Taxa on Thin Layers |
Jan-2008 |
8 pages |
| Authors:
Stephen M Bollens; Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens; WASHINGTON STATE UNIV VANCOUVER
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 | The US Navy needs to know how distributions and abundances of light-scattering and sound-scattering organisms in the ocean vary in space and time, particularly in the vertical dimension. Recent field observations have shown that many biological properties may vary substantially over small (e.g. centimeter) scales, commonly referred to as thin layers. Our previous ONR-funded research has allowed us to begin to understand how zooplankton interact with thin layers and how ... |
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| Three-Dimensional Flow in Tidal Channels |
Jan 2008 |
5 pages |
| Authors:
Stephen M Henderson; WASHINGTON STATE UNIV VANCOUVER
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| The objective of this project is to improve understanding of shallow estuarine flows and sediment transport by collecting and analyzing measurements of three-dimensional flow structure in tidal channels and adjacent tidal flats. |
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| Mental Representation of Auditory Sources |
2002 |
74 pages |
| Authors:
Stephen Lakatos; Gary Scavone; James Beauchamp; WASHINGTON STATE UNIV VANCOUVER
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| The human auditory system possesses a remarkable ability to differentiate acoustic signals by the vibrational characteristics of their underlying sound sources. Understanding how listeners can detect, discriminate, classify, and remember acoustic source properties formed this project's overall goal. Using methods of signal detection, preliminary studies determined how listeners' sensitivity to auditory signals depends on whether attention is first directed to their acoustic features. Additional studies used perceptual mapping, new spectral ... |
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