• Nature and Recreation in a Pandemic: The Impact of COVID-19 on Outdoor Recreation 

  Pilgreen, Daniel (2023-05-22)

  Community lockdowns to hinder the spread of SARS-CoV-2 significantly altered the daily lives of people around the globe. Shifting from commuting to work to a work-from-home lifestyle compressed daily life into single spaces, ...
• Causes and Policy Recommendations for Low Contraceptive use in Pakistan 

  Raza, Fizza (Humanities and Social Sciences Review, 2017-01)

  According to Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey (2012-13), Pakistan is the sixth most populous country in the world with existing level of unmet demand for family planning services being as high as 20%; however, the ...
• False Analog Data Injection Attack Towards Topology Errors: Formulation and Feasibility Analysis 

  Cisneros-Saldana, Jorge Ignacio D.; Zhou, Yuqi; Xie, Le (IEEE, 2018-12-23)

  In this paper, we propose a class of false analog data injection attack that can misguide the system as if topology errors had occurred. By utilizing the measurement redundancy with respect to the state variables, the ...
• Feather and serum corticosterone of birds sampled in west Texas 

  Martinez, Viridiana; Grace, Jacquelyn K.; Poole, Rebecca (2023-04-05)
• Passeig Barcino: Interficie de Barcino 

  Baaske, Benjamin (2023-04-05)

  How can architecture contribute to the architectural experience of archaeology? Architecture is the manipulation of sensory elements encountered by inhabitants of a space. Therefore, architecture serves as interface for ...
• Network-based optimization techniques for wind farm location decisions 

  CISNEROS-SALDANA, Jorge Ignacio D.; BUTENKO, Sergiy; HOSSEINIAN, mohammadhossein (Frontiers of Engineering, 2018-11-29)

  This study aims to find appropriate locations for wind farms that can maximize the overall energy output while controlling the effects of wind speed variability. High wind speeds are required to obtain the maximum possible ...
• XGBOOST MODEL FOR PARK VISITATION PREDICTION IN A MID-SIZE CITY 

  Huang, Xinke (2023-04-05)

  Parks have a significant impact on residents’ health and social activities. By using smartphone mobility data tracking the activities of 28 parks in the College Station and Bryan Metropolitan area of Texas, USA, I present ...
• Mechanics of an Architectural Sublime: From Sublime Philosophy to Architecture Parlante and a Translation into Design 

  Baaske, Benjamin (2023-04-05)

  The sublime encompasses an opposition of amplified attributes of emotion and experience. These attributes are not commonplace, but are deeply entrenched in human thought, in a place designated the sublime. Throughout ...
• Network-based optimization techniques for wind farm location decisions 

  Cisneros-Saldana, Jorge Ignacio (Frontiers of Engineering Management, 2018-11-29)

  This study aims to find appropriate locations for wind farms that can maximize the overall energy output while controlling the effects of wind speed variability. High wind speeds are required to obtain the maximum possible ...
• Dataset for Plasma Generated Ozone and Reactive Oxygen Species for Point of Use PPE Decontamination System 

  Huang, Min; Rathore, Kavita; Baky, Md Abdullah Hil; Lassalle, John; Hasan, Md Kamrul; Burnette, Matthew; Campbell, Christopher; Kraus, Jamie; Wang, Kunpeng; Jemison, Howard; Pillai, Suresh; Pharr, Matt; Staack, David (2022-10-27)

  This dataset is for a paper reporting a plasma reactive oxygen species (ROS) method for decontamination of PPE (N95 respirators and gowns) using a surface DBD source to meet the increased need of PPE due to the COVID-19 ...
• Effects of Pond-Harvested Zooplankton Versus Cultured Organisms as a Live Food for Larval Southern Flounder Paralichthys lethostigma. 

  Sannwaldt, Jessica (2022-10-27)

  Across its range from the Atlantic coast through the Gulf of Mexico, the southern flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma) is highly sought after by many anglers. With the combination of fishing pressure and an increase in ...
• Becoming a Leader: The Use of Dramaturgical Pedagogy in an Undergraduate Leadership Course 

  Coyle, David; Strong, Jennifer (2022-10-27)

  In an effort to prepare students for positions of authority in their future careers, leadership educators are conducting a constant search for new, innovative teaching methods that encourage critical thinking and reflection. ...
• Changing Discipleship: Reinventing Ministry to Face Current Youth Issues 

  Coyle, David (2022-10-27)

  Our world is constantly changing. As new technologies develop, new challenges arise. However, one challenge not often considered is how all this change is affecting today's youth. Now more than ever, they are faced with ...
• Water as Aesthetic & Narrative Device: Temple of Debod & Bosjes Chapel 

  Baaske, Benjamin (2022-10-27)

  Water and architecture have a mildly complicated relationship. To consider water in relation to architecture in the way one considers the plan, verticality, light, climate, and acoustics is difficult.1 In that, water is ...
• Child Characteristics 

  Yllades, Valeria; Ganz, Jay; Wattanawonwan, Sanikan; Dunn, Claudia (2022-10-27)
• Multidisciplinary Research and Return on Research Investment 

  Studdard, Paul (2022-10-27)

  The current article illustrates how multidisciplinary research affects the impact of research and, in turn, enhances utility of total expenditures at Texas A&M University and its peer institutions. The hypothesis is that ...
• Intervention Characteristics 

  Yllades, Valeria; Ganz, Jay; Wattanawonwan, Sanikan; Dunn, Claudia (2022-10-27)
• Ingestion of an avian blood parasite (Haemoproteus sp.) reduces survivorship of the West Nile vector Culex quinquefasciatus 

  Unknown author (2022-10-27)

  Arthropod vectors are frequently exposed to a diverse assemblage of parasites, but the consequence of these infections on their biology and behavior are poorly understood. Given vector survivorship is a key parameter of ...
• The Texas Freedom Colonies Project Atlas and Study: State Transportation Projects Guide 

  Blanks, Jennifer; Roberts, Andrea PhD (2022-10-27)

  The Texas Freedom Colonies Project is an evolving, social justice initiative dedicated to documenting Black settlement names and locations, African American planning history and origin stories, preservation practices, and ...
• Ultrafast X-ray imaging of pulsed plasmas in water 

  Campbell, Christopher; Tang, Xin; Sechrest, Yancey; Wang, Zhehui; Staack, David (2022-10-27)

  Pulsed plasmas in liquids exhibit complex interaction between three phases of matter (liquids, gas, plasmas) and are currently used in a wide range of applications across several fields, however significant knowledge gaps ...

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