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M. Joseph Hughes, S. Douglas Kaylor and Daniel J. Hayes
In the species-rich and structurally complex forests of the Eastern United States, disturbance events are often partial and therefore difficult to detect using remote sensing methods. Here we present a set of new algorithms, collectively called Vegetatio...
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Melanie M. Perello, Douglas D. Kane, Phoenix Golnick, Maya C. Hughes, Matt A. Thomas and Joseph D. Conroy
Hypoxia, low dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations (<2 mg/L), has been a major issue in Lake Erie for decades. While much emphasis has been placed on biological factors, particularly algal blooms, contributing to hypolimnetic oxygen depletion, there has b...
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Douglas E. Hughes, Michael Ahearne
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Michael Ahearne, Adam Rapp, Douglas E. Hughes, and Rupinder Jindal
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Frank Q. Fu, Keith A. Richards, Douglas E. Hughes, Eli Jones
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