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Proceedings of the 2020 Web Archiving and Digital Libraries Workshop
(2020-08-05)"TMVis: Visualizing Webpage Changes Over Time" by Abigail Mabe, Dhruv Patel, Maheedhar Gunnam, Surbhi Shankar, Mat Kelly, Sawood Alam, Michael Nelson, and Michele Weigle "125 Databases for the Year 2080" by Kai Naumann "SHARI ... -
Proceedings of the 2017 Web Archiving and Digital Libraries Workshop
(Virginia Tech, 2017-06-22)1. HTTPreserve – Web Preservation in Documentary Heritage by Ross Spencer 2. WARC-Portal: A Tool for Exploring the Past by Muhammad Umar Qasim 3. Impact of URI Canonicalization on Memento Count by Mat Kelly, Lulwah ... -
Proceedings of the 2018 Web Archiving and Digital Libraries Workshop
(Virginia Tech, 2018-06-06)1. Client-Assisted Memento Aggregation Using the Prefer Header by Mat Kelly, Sawood Alam, Michael L. Nelson, and Michele C. Weigle 2. A Study of Historical Short URLs in Event Collections of Tweets by Liuqing Li and ... -
Proceedings of the 2019 Web Archiving and Digital Libraries Workshop
(Virginia Tech, 2019-06-06)1. Securing the integrity of time series data in open science projects using blockchain-based trusted timestamping by Patrick Wortner, Moritz Schubotz, Corinna Breitinger, Stephan Leible, and Bela Gipp 2. A Collaborative ... -
2010 VT-GIS Symposium April 9, 2010: Poster Presentations
(Virignia Tech. Office for GIS and Remote Sensing Research, 2010-04-09)Abstracts from the poster presentations at the Virginia Tech GIS Symposium, held on April 9, 2010. -
2010 VT-GIS Symposium April 9, 2010: Presentations Abstracts
(Virginia Tech. Office for GIS and Remote Sensing Research, 2010-04-09)Presentation abstracts from the Virginia Tech GIS symposium, held on April 9, 2010. -
New River Symposium 2011 Program
(New River Symposium, 2011-05-19)A program overview for the New River Symposium held May 19-20, 2011, at Concord University in Athens, West Virginia. -
The Old Appalachian Trail in the New River Valley, 1931-1955
(New River Symposium, 2017-05-16)This presentation is an overview and summary of the results of my studies and field investigation of the former routes of the Appalachian Trail in southern Virginia. For the purposes of this presentation to the 2017 New ... -
New River Symposium 2017 Program
(New River Symposium, 2017-05-16)A program overview for the New River Symposium held May 16, 2017, at the Selu Conservancy in Radford, Virginia. -
2019 Virginia Tech Office for GIS and Remote Sensing Research Symposium
(Office for GIS and Remote Sensing Research, 2019-04-26)Student poster and web map app showcase abstracts from the symposium held on April 26, 2019, in Newman Library. -
The Effects of Land Cover Change on the Spatial Distribution of Lyme Disease in Northern Virginia Since 2005
(Virginia Tech, 2019-04-26)Lyme disease has been a growing problem in the United States over the last few decades, and is currently the most common vector-borne disease in the country. This research evaluates the land cover within specified counties ... -
Renewable Energy Facility Siting Project
(Virginia Tech, 2019-04-26)The American public has become increasingly concerned about climate change. These concerns over the environment and the desire to decrease energy reliance on other countries have resulted in America’s pursuit of renewable ... -
Assessing Seasonal Changes of Spatial Complexity in Riverscapes using Drone-Based Laser Scanning
(Virginia Tech, 2019-04-26)Light detection and ranging (lidar) is a form of remote sensing using laser pulses to measure distances. Recent advancement in lidar technology has made units small enough to mount on drones, which makes high-quality data ... -
Digital Transformation: Possibilities for a Geo-Enabled Campus
(Virginia Tech, 2019-04-26)A Geo-enabled Campus is a campus where everyone is empowered with access to geospatial tools, data, and technologies, embracing all aspects of a campus’ teaching, research, and administration. There are a lot of possibilities ... -
Attribute Standardization of Car Crashes and Its Potential Uses
(Virginia Tech, 2019-04-26)The primary focus of our research endeavor centers around standardizing the spatial attributes of police-reported crash records in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Center for Geospatial Information Technology at Virginia ... -
Middle Fork New River Restoration Prioritization Plan
(New River Symposium, 2019-04-12)The Middle Fork Greenway is an emerging multi-use greenway connecting the towns of Blowing Rock and Boone along the Middle Fork New River in Watauga County, NC. We developed a comprehensive River Restoration Prioritization ... -
Effects of Land Cover and Riparian Buffers on Coldwater Fish Assemblages in Upper South Fork New River Headwater Streams
(New River Symposium, 2019-04-12)Riparian vegetation is an essential component of a stream ecosystem. Riparian buffers reduce runoff contamination, improve bank stability, and produce shading that regulates the water temperature for many organisms that ... -
Unlocking New Insights into Riverscapes with Drone-based Laser Scanners
(New River Symposium, 2019-04-12)Measurement of physical characteristics across space and time is essential for research and management of aquatic ecosystems. Physical parameters help us quantify and understand channel morphology, aquatic and riparian ... -
Fish, Fishing, and Ecosystem Services and Dysfunctions in the New River
(New River Symposium, 2019-04-12)This paper reviews the selected ecosystem services provided by New River to riverside communities. I also highlight threats to sustaining these services and dysfunctions and possibilities for restoration. A framework of ... -
Mucking Around with Aquatic Plants in Claytor Lake: What Have We Learned?
(New River Symposium, 2019-04-12)Aquatic vegetation is an important habitat component in southern reservoirs, but native vegetation in these important fisheries is often displaced by unwanted non-native species, creating less desirable habitat conditions. ...
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