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Alistair Grinham, Nathaniel Deering, Paul Fisher, Badin Gibbes, Remo Cossu, Michael Linde and Simon Albert
Rates of fluvial sediment discharge are notoriously difficult to quantify, particularly during major flood events. Measurements are typically undertaken using event stations requiring large capital investment, and the high cost tends to reduce the spatia...
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Flora Tzelepis, Tara Clinton-McHarg, Christine L Paul, Robert W Sanson-Fisher, Douglas Joshua and Mariko L Carey
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Marliyyah A. Mahmood, John E. Thornes, Francis D. Pope, Paul A. Fisher and Sotiris Vardoulakis
Ambulance services are in operation around the world and yet, until recently, ambulance data has only been used for operational purposes rather than for assessing public health. Ambulance call-out data offers new and valuable (near) real-time information...
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Kathryn M. Santos, Paul R. Fisher, and William R. Argo
Pág. 1974 - 1977
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Soo-Hyung Kim, Paul R. Fisher and J. Heinrich
Pág. 170 - 176
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Jinsheng Huang, Paul R. Fisher, and William R. Argo
Pág. 1268 - 1273
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Wik, Ron M, Fisher, Paul R, Kopsell, Dean A, Argo, William R
Pág. 244 - 251
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