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- An Aggregate Drought Index (ADI) to Quantify Drought Severity Across Multiple Time Scales
- Modeling Fall Run Chinook Salmon Populations in the San Joaquin River Basin Using an Artificial Neural Network
- Evolution of the Cordillera Blanca Normal Fault, Central Peruvian Andes: Evidence From Basin Analysis and 40Ar/39Ar Thermochronology
- A Comparison of Drought Assessment by the Aggregate Drought Index (ADI) and the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI)
- Evidence for Decadal and Centennial Variability of Southwest Indian Monsoon Precipitation During the Bolling-Ållerod
- Linking Ridge Subduction to Paleomagnetic Rotations in the Andes
- Thermochronologic and Sedimentologic Evidence for Variations in Exhumation of the Cordillera Blanca Detachment Fault System, Peru
- A Kinesthetic Demonstration for Locating Earthquake Epicenters
- Hydrological and Meteorological Drought Severity in Oregon: Comparisons Between the Surface Water Supply Index (SWSI) and Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI)
- Possible Solar Forcing of Late Holocene Indian Monsoon Rainfall
- Contamination of Groundwater in California by MTBE: How Do We Constrain the Problem?
- New Insights Into Southwest Indian Summer Monsoon Variability Since the Last Glacial Episode From Stalagmite Paleoclimate Records
- Stalagmite Based Reconstruction of Atmospheric Radiocarbon Levels during Deglaciation: Implications for Radiocarbon Calibration
- Characterizing the 2007 California Drought Using an Aggregate Drought Index
- Data Analysis as a Component of Inquiry-Based Science Instruction for Elementary- Undergraduate Students
- The Indian Monsoon Variability during the Holocene: New Speleothem Records from the Core Monsoon Zone of India
- A New Perspective on the Hydroclimatic Variability of Northern South America during the Little Ice Age
- Geomorphic Expression of a Miocene Dike Complex, San Joaquin Hills, California, USA
- Pacific Sea Surface Temperature Influence on Southwestern United States Climate During the Past Millennium: New Evidence from a Well-calibrated, High-resolution Stalagmite δ18O Record from the Sierra Nevada Mountains
- Possible Thermal Infrared Spectral Signature of an Impending Earthquake
- A Multi-proxy Reconstruction of Hydrologic Variability over the Last Millennium from a Sierra Nevada Mountain Stalagmite
- Multiple Timescale Comparison of the Aggregate Drought Index (ADI), the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI), and Tree Rings in Southern California
- The Last Interglacial Climate Variability in Northern China
- The Indian Monsoon Variability over the Past 280,000 Years.
- An Analysis of NSF Research Experience for Undergraduate Site Programs from 2009 through 2014
- Asian Monsoon Variations on Orbital-Millennial Scales and the `100 Thousand Year Problems'
- Climate variability of Central Asia on orbital to millennial timescales
- A Multi-Millennial Context for the Modern Droughts in the Fertile Crescent
- A Story of California's Seismic Hazards: Studying Historical and Simulated Earthquakes Through Geovisualization Platforms
- Timing, structure, and dynamics of the events surrounding the beginning of early, middle and late Holocene
- Tree-ring growth response of Jeffrey Pine to climate in northern California
- Understanding severe drought events using dendrochronology in Cascade Lake Watershed, California
- Comparative Genomic Analysis of Halophilic and Xerophilic Microbes to Elucidate Adaptions to Chaotropic and Low Water Activity Environments
- Drivers of Speciation Using Genomic Analyses of Two Desert Brittlebush Species, Encelia farinosa and Encelia californica
- EO-Based Technologies for Economic Modeling: Application to COVID-19
- Application of Machine Learning for PM2.5 Estimation Using the Low-cost Sensors