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Estimating County to County Trade Flow
(2023)Estimating count to county commodity trade flows is important for understanding a multitude of transportation, regional planning, and economic problems. While no primary data track intranational trade flows, gravity models ... -
The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Pavement Engineering
(2023)The performance of asphalt pavements decreases with time because of traffic loading and environmental conditions. Performance decay models are needed in pavement management systems to program pavement preservation and ... -
Wall obstacles impact escape response latency and directionality in Pacific staghorn sculpin
(2023)Effective escape maneuvers are critical for prey fishes, as fast-start performance has a direct impact on survival in predator-prey interactions. For fish living in structurally complex environments, physical obstacles – ... -
Mechanisms of Resilience: Contextualizing the health of subtidal Zostera marina meadows around the San Juan Islands, Washington
(2023)Eelgrass (Zostera marina) is a vital ecosystem engineer in the Salish Sea and is established as an indicator for ecological health in Puget Sound. Declines within eelgrass meadows around the San Juan Islands from monitoring ... -
Summer Fog Frequency Patterns and Impact on Intertidal Organisms around Washington Coast from GOES-17 Satellite Imagery, Field Photos, and Field Sensors
(2023)Fog can offer protection for intertidal organisms around the coast of Washington when low tides occur coincidently with warm temperatures. This protection becomes more important as extreme heatwaves are expected to ...