• Mobile hybridity: supporting personal and romantic relationships with mobile phones in digitally emergent spaces 

  Wei, Carolyn (2007)

  Mobile phones are a global phenomenon and can be readily found in places as technologically disparate as Japan and sub-Saharan Africa. Their sociological impact in these diverse cultural and technological contexts is rich ...

• QuikScan: Facilitating Document Use Through Innovative Formatting 

  Zhou, Quan (2008)

  Reading and seeking information in documents are among the crucial literacies of our time. Our ability to carry out these activities successfully is due to a long series of innovations in information design that go back ...

• Indicating Impact: The Environmental Life-Cycle Rating Label 

  Larson, Jerrod (IEEE International Professional Communication Conference, 2011)

  Point-of-purchase environmental labeling can complement governmental environmental regulation by enabling consumers to address environmental problems via their purchasing power. Environmental labels can also provide ...

• Bridging the gap between user experience research and design in industry: An analysis of two common communication tools: Personas and scenarios 

  Putnam, Cynthia (2010-04-29)

  User experience (UX) research in the design of technology products utilizes human-centered design (HCD) methods to summarize and explain pertinent information about end users to designers. However, UX researchers cannot ...

• “Getting on the same page”: Negotiation and intellectual collaboration in student research groups 

  Gygi, Kathleen F. (2010-12-30)

  There is a growing interest in what constitutes effective practice in faculty-led research based learning experiences that involve students learning research by doing research. There is a particular need for research-based ...

• Transitioning Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICTD) Projects from Research to Implementation 

  Walton, Rebecca W. (2011-08-03)

  Since international development emerged at the end of World War II, people have had high expectations that technology and information would play a central role in improving the lives of people in resource-constrained ...

• Investigating Resource-Constrained Populations: Developing Design Approaches to Support Agency and Reciprocity 

  Rose, Emma J. (2011-06-01)

  Designing for information and communication technologies (ICTs) in developing countries and for poor communities in developed countries presents unique challenges. In these settings, people have limited access to a variety ...

• The Effect of Linguistic Explicitness and English Language Proficiency on the Credibility of Online Medical Information 

  Bartell, Alexandra (2011-12-06)

  Perceived credibility is important to consumers of online medical information because it frequently forms the basis for making treatment choices. While credibility is important to users around the globe, most medical Web ...

• Genetic and epigenetic insight into morphospecies in a reef coral 

  Dimond, James L; Gamblewood, Sanoosh K; Roberts, Steven B (2017-08)

  Incongruence between conventional and molecular systematics has left the delineation of many species unresolved. Reef-building corals are no exception, with phenotypic plasticity among the most plausible explanations for ...

• Dataset to support the paper: Temperature Control of the Variability of Tropical Tropopause Layer Cirrus Clouds 

  Tseng, Hsiu-Hui; Fu, Queng (2017-08)

  Cirrus cloud fraction from CALIPSO satellite data from the NASA Langley Research Center Atmospheric Sciences Data Center. The temperature profile from COSMIC data obtained through the COSMIC Data Analysis and Archive Center, ...

• Probabalistic Prediction of Severity of Liquefaction Surface Manifestation Using Geotechnical and Geospatial Models 

  Maurer, Brett W.; van Ballegooy, Sjoerd; Bradley, Brendon A. (2017-08-08)

  The severity of liquefaction manifested at the ground surface is a pragmatic proxy of damage potential for various infrastructure assets, making it particularly useful for hazard mapping ,land-use planning, and preliminary ...

• Field-testing liquefaction models based on geospatial vs. geotechnical data 

  Maurer, Brett W. (6th International Young Geotechnical Engineers' Conference, 2017-08-08)

  This study assesses the relative efficacy of liquefaction models based on geospatial vs. geotechnical data. In particular, state-of-practice geotechnical models based on the Cone Penetration Test (CPT) are compared to ...

• Effect of snow grain shape on snow albedo 

  Dang, Cheng; Qiang, Fu; Warren, Stephen G. (Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 2016-06)

  Radiative transfer models of snow albedo have usually assumed a spherical shape for the snow grains, using Mie theory to compute single-scattering properties. The scattering by more realistic, nonspherical snow grains is ...

• Parameterizations for narrowband and broadband albedo of pure snow, and snow containing mineral dust and black carbon 

  Dang, Cheng; Brandt, Richard E.; Warren, Stephen G. (Journal of Geophysical Research, 2015-04)

  The reduction of snow spectral albedo by black carbon (BC) and mineral dust, both alone and in combination, is computed using radiative-transfer modeling. Broadband albedo is shown for mass fractions covering the full ...

• Measurements of light-absorbing particles in snow across the Arctic, North America, and China: effects on surface albedo 

  Dang, Cheng; Warren, Stephen G.; Fu, Qiang; Doherty, Sarah J.; Sturm, Matthew (Journal of Geophysical Research [in revision], 2017)

  Using field observation, we perform radiative transfer calculations on snowpacks in the Arctic, China, and North America to quantify the impact of light-absorbing particles (LAPs) on snow albedo and its sensitivity to ...

• Supporting data for Bretherton & Blossey (2017): Understanding mesoscale aggregation of shallow cumulus convection using large-eddy simulation 

  Blossey, Peter; Bretherton, Christopher (2017)

  The data and MATLAB scripts included here should enable the reproduction of the plots in Bretherton & Blossey (2017, JAMES, submitted). The full dataset runs into the tens of gigabytes, so that only the data required for ...

• Tearing down the wall to Myanmar’s information ecosystem: The case of one local organization in producing and providing credible information 

  McAuliffe, Erin; Rothschild, Chris (TASCHA, 2017-07-17)

  This report highlights the experiences of Myanmar’s leading research organization in compiling, analyzing, and publishing political data for local audiences on an online information platform (called MyPILAR). The development ...

• Development and Access to Information Executive Summary English 

  Garrido, Maria; Wyber, Stephen (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2017-07-17)

  Can access to information create more socially and economically inclusive societies? Given the unprecedented ability we have today to gather, use, create, and exchange information, how can we capitalize on the strengths ...

• Development and Access to Information Fact Sheet 

  Garrido, Maria; Wyber, Stephen (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2017-07-17)

  Can access to information create more socially and economically inclusive societies? Given the unprecedented ability we have today to gather, use, create, and exchange information, how can we capitalize on the strengths ...

• Development and Access to Information 

  Garrido, Maria; Wyber, Stephen (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2017-07-17)

  Can access to information create more socially and economically inclusive societies? Given the unprecedented ability we have today to gather, use, create, and exchange information, how can we capitalize on the strengths ...

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