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- Upscaling permeability in natural analogues of highly heterogeneous hydrocarbon reservoirs: Variations in solute transport behavior.
- A Multi-frequency Look at Gas Seeps on the Eastern Siberian Margin
- Concerning the petroleum hydrocarbons migration in the permafrost zone
- Geochemical compositional differences of the supramicron plankton-dominated fraction in two regimes of the Marginal Ice Zone (MIZ) of the outer East Siberian Arctic Shelf
- Observations of Methane Concentration and d13C-CH<SUB>4</SUB> in the East Siberian Sea Waters
- On the existence of an East Siberian-Chukchi ice sheet: New insights from the SWERUS-C3 Expedition 2014
- Specific features of sedimentology in the outer part of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf
- Triple-Isotope-Based Source Apportionment of Methane in Waters of the Outer Laptev Sea
- Quantification of Methane Gas Flux and Bubble Fate on the Eastern Siberian Arctic Shelf Utilizing Calibrated Split-beam Echosounder Data.
- Late Holocene sea ice conditions in Herald Canyon, Chukchi Sea
- The Deglacial to Holocene Paleoceanography of Bering Strait: Results From the SWERUS-C3 Program
- CASSCADE - The Circum-Arctic Shelf Sediment CArbon DatabasE
- Carbon Remobilization from Permafrost and Peatlands along Siberian Rivers
- Understanding Factors Contributing to Biospheric CO<SUB>2 </SUB>Fluxes in Los Angeles, CA
- Space Ground Sensor Webs for Volcano Monitoring
- Assessing Flooding Vulnerability to Assist High Water Intervention and Urban Planning Programs in the Charles River Watershed with NASA DEVELOP
- Classification of Solar Wind Discontinuities Using Supervised Machine Learning
- Classification of Solar Wind Structures via Unsupervised Machine Learning
- Globally Distributed Peatlands as Valuable Deposits of the Anthropocene Signal
- Modeling Wind Driven Dispersion of Albedo Increasing Particles Over the Arctic Ice Sheets
- Using a Simple Climate Model to Track Global Carbon Flows Under Negative-Emissions Scenarios
- Atmospheric Science and Chemistry mEasurement NeTwork (ASCENT): A new ground-based high time-resolution air quality monitoring network
- Development of a Software Tool for Rapid STOP Analysis of Distorted Mirrors
- Local-S Shear Wave Splitting and Mantle Wedge Dynamics in the Alaska Aleutian Subduction Zone
- Variable Anisotropy in the Upper Plate of the Alaska-Aleutian Subduction Zone Examined Using Local-S Shear Wave Splitting