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Aligning Data to Support Transportation Decisions: Emerging Challenges & Opportunities for the Data World

Description:

This presentation contains information on the project "Aligning Data to Support Transportation Decisions, Emerging Challenges & Opportunities for the Data World". The presentation was delivered by Joseph L. Schofer at Transportation Research Board – AASHTO Peer Exchange meeting on May 15-16, 2008.

Keyword:

Climate change , Urban transportation policy, and Transportation system data

Creator:

Joseph L. Schofer

Owner:

Nurganym Agzamova

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

07/19/2017

Date Modified:

08/14/2017

Date Created:

2008-05-16

Resource Type:

Presentation
Both There and Not: Critical Digital Literacy in the Humanities

Description:

This short talk was a part of a panel, "Digital Literacy in the Classroom," organized by Ann Hanlon and Abigail Nye (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), and which included Harriett Green (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign), and myself, at the 2016 DLF Forum in Milwaukee, WI, on November 8, 2016.

Keyword:

Digital Humanities, Digital Literacy

Subject:

Digital Humanities

Creator:

Josh Honn

Owner:

Josh Honn

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

02/28/2017

Date Modified:

02/28/2017

Date Created:

2016-11-08

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Presentation
Never Neutral: Critical Approaches to Digital Tools & Culture in the Humanities

Description:

Presented at the University of Western Ontario's "Digital Humanities Speaker Series" on October 16, 2013. An earlier version was presented at the Illinois Institute of Technology's "Digital Humanities Speaker Series" on September 11, 2013. Many thanks to Whitney Trettien, Heather Froehlich, David Golumbia, and Robin Camille Davis for reading and...

Keyword:

Digital Humanities, Humanities, Pedagogy, Digital Literacy, Tools

Subject:

Digital Humanities

Creator:

Josh Honn

Owner:

Josh Honn

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

02/28/2017

Date Modified:

02/28/2017

Date Created:

2013-10-16

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Presentation
Wireless data acquisition system. Smart Dust Challenge. Crossbow, Inc., San Jose, California.

Description:

This file contains power-point slides of Application to Crossbow’s Smart Dust Challenge Contest, title "Wireless Data Acquisition System" by Mat Kotowsky and Hasan Ozer. The presentation was delivered at University of California, Berkeley on February 11, 2005.

Keyword:

Structural health monitoring

Creator:

Hasan Ozer and Matthew P. Kotowsky

Owner:

Nurganym Agzamova

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

07/05/2017

Date Modified:

08/14/2017

Date Created:

2005-02-11

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Presentation
Mapping Slave Rebellions in Colonial Dominica: Utilizing ArcGIS Software to Understand Placement and Movement as Strategy

Description:

How do you map a rebellion, especially when its participants do not want to be seen? Between British colonization in the 18th century and emancipation in 1834, Dominica presented a number of slave and Maroon rebellions. This mapping project considered the First Maroon War (1785-86), the New Year’s Day Revolt...

Keyword:

Dominica , Rebellions, ArcGIS, Slavery, and Posner

Subject:

ArcGIS and Anthropology

Creator:

Laura Isabel (Laurisa) Sastoque Pabon

Contributor:

Hauser, Mark (mentor)

Owner:

Laurisa Sastoque

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

08/13/2020

Date Modified:

08/13/2020

Date Created:

2020-08-13

Resource Type:

Presentation
Predicting the Box Office Performance of Major Films During Theatrical Release

Keyword:

movie theaters, posner fellows, movie distribution, and hollywood box office

Creator:

Brian Hannah

Contributor:

Jim Hornsten

Depositor:

Chris Diaz

Owner:

David Schober

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Date Uploaded:

08/21/2017

Date Modified:

02/27/2019

Date Created:

2018-08-10

Resource Type:

Presentation
Reconsidering the Role of Brain Images on Judgements of Scientific Reasoning

Description:

Neuroscience research has made many important contributions to the study of the brain and behavior. Perhaps because of these contributions the general public seems to be easily seduced by neuroscientific explanations. Meaning that when a scientific article is paired with a brain image, the information within the article is automatically...

Keyword:

neuroscience and posner fellows

Creator:

Jeanette Akuamoah

Owner:

Chris Diaz

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Date Uploaded:

08/21/2017

Date Modified:

08/21/2017

Date Created:

2017-08-10

Resource Type:

Presentation
Power Source for the Most Energetic Explosions in the Local Universe: Super-Luminous Supernova Gaia16apd

Keyword:

astronomy and star evolution

Creator:

Angelo Bastas

Contributor:

Raf Margutti and Deanne Coppejans

Owner:

Chris Diaz

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Date Uploaded:

08/21/2017

Date Modified:

08/21/2017

Date Created:

2017-08-10

Resource Type:

Presentation
Quantification of Lead in Chicago's Drinking Water and the Implied Social Inequities

Description:

Which areas of Chicago have greater concentrations of lead in their water and is that associated with environmental racism? Since Chicago is racially segregated, the marginalized areas such as the south side and west side are more likely to contain high levels of lead.

Keyword:

posner fellows, drinking water, and chicago

Creator:

Jennifer Alvarez

Contributor:

Shelby Hatch

Owner:

Chris Diaz

Publisher:

Northwestern University Libraries

Date Uploaded:

08/21/2017

Date Modified:

08/21/2017

Date Created:

2017-08-10

Resource Type:

Presentation
Redundant Function of PduA and PduJ in Bacterial Microcompartment Formation

Description:

Bacterial microcompartments (BMCs) are proteinaceous organelles contained within prokaryotes used to facilitate reactions with increased efficiency, or to carry out reactions with intermediates that are harmful to the cell if released into the cytoplasm. Oftentimes, compartments are used to metabolize unique carbon sources, such as 1,2-propanediol (1,2-PD), whose metabolic pathway...

Keyword:

Microcompartment

Subject:

Biological Sciences

Creator:

Henry Raeder

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

07/01/2019

Date Modified:

07/01/2019

Date Created:

2019

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Presentation

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