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  1. THE APPLICATION OF OXIDATIVE HYDROTHERMAL DISSOLUTION (OHD) TO ORGANIC-RICH SHALES

    The Oxidative Hydrothermal Dissolution (OHD) process was developed at Southern Illinois University to convert solid organic material to low-molecular-weight, water-soluble products using small amounts of dissolved oxygen in liquid water at high temperature and pressure. The process is …

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  2. Metal complexes with ligand-tethered organo-hydride donor groups - new prospects for efficient multi-electron reduction

    … transfer from nature s organo-hydride donor (OHD), NADPH, set out to explore the potential of metal complexes with a ligand-tethered OHD or OHD conjugate cation group as new, efficient and green catalysts for the reduction of unsaturated substrates. A myriad of such complexes substituted by …

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  3. IMPACTS OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT PATTERN ON RUNOFF PEAK FLOWS AND STREAMFLOW FLASHINESS OF PERI-URBAN CATCHMENTS: ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF PHYSICAL AND DATA-DRIVEN MODELS FOR REAL-TIME ENSEMBLE FLOOD FORECASTING

    … across the US (http://www.nws.noaa.gov/ohd/hrl/dmip/). More importantly, the NWS is currently using the lumped form of SAC-SMA for ensemble flood forecasting across the US (Emerton et al., 2016). For these reasons, I chose to employ a lumped version of SAC-SMA in my dissertation project. …

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