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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Stovepipe"”.

  1. Community Compostition and Microhabitats of Macroinvertebrates on Sandbars within the Lower Missouri River as a Food Source for Foraging Migratory Shorebirds

    … in aquatic habitats with a sweep net and stovepipe sampler and invertebrates were collected in terrestrial habitats with a core sampler and sticky traps. A total of 3169 macroinvertebrates were collected over six sampling periods, 2055 were captured in aquatic habitats and 1114 in …

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  2. Asynchronous, distributed optimization for the coordinated planning of air and space assets

    … areas. However, current operations involve "stovepipe" systems in which inefficiencies are inherent. In this thesis, we examine how to increase the value of Earth observations made by coordinating across multiple collection systems. We consider both air and space assets in an asynchronous and …

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  3. Evaluating alternative macroinvertebrate sampling methodologies in wetlands: Influence of sieve mesh size on relationships between environmental and assemblage variables

    … in the Iowa Prairie Pothole Region using a stovepipe sampler. Sample material retained on a 500-à µm mesh sieve was preserved. In the laboratory, samples were washed through a series of sieves that separated invertebrates and particulate matter into four size fractions. The 6-mm fraction …

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