'End members' presentation slideshows

Source waters, flowpaths, and solute flux in mountain catchments

Source waters, flowpaths, and solute flux in mountain catchments. Mark Williams. Watershed Hydrology. SNOWMELT. Mountain-Block Recharge (MBR). +. Stream Infiltration. Mountain-Front Recharge (MFR). HYDROLOGIC UNKNOWNS. Flowpaths Residence time Circulation depth Reservoir sizes

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END-MEMBER MIXING ANALYSIS: PRINCIPLES AND EXAMPLES

END-MEMBER MIXING ANALYSIS: PRINCIPLES AND EXAMPLES. Mark Williams and Fengjing Liu Department of Geography and Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO80309. EMMA ADVANTAGES. Use more tracers than components Quantitatively evaluate potential

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Mixed Pixels and Spectral Unmixing

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Interpreting Hysteresis in Concentration/Discharge Models using a Mixing Approach

Interpreting Hysteresis in Concentration/Discharge Models using a Mixing Approach. Richard P. Hooper and Beth Rudolph U.S. Geological Survey Northborough, Mass. Concentration/Discharge Models. Important in water-quality studies Loads/Output budgets Trend analysis Poorly posed statistically

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A Tour of the Rock Forming Silicates

A Tour of the Rock Forming Silicates. Common Silicates. Structural Formulas and Silicates. The key to understanding silicate mineral groups, solid solution , and miscibility Symbology W = large cations, C.N. >6 (with oxygen) Ca, Na, K

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Stepwise Unmixing. Recall that we can express conventional linear unmixing as the solution to an expression of the form. (1). Figure A. x = A f. are the end member vectors. The partially constrained case would add the additional constraint

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The formation of MORB vs Ophiolites

The formation of MORB vs Ophiolites. Anhydrous Melting of Peridotite at 0-15 Kb Pressure and the Genesis of Tholeiitic Basalts A.L. Jaques and D.H. Green. Anneen Burger. INTRODUCTION. Basaltic magmas from peridotitic upper mantle P,T, volatile content influence type of Basalt formed

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Mapping lichen in a caribou habitat of Northern Quebec,

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Analysis of Hyperspectral Image Using Minimum Volume Transform (MVT)

Analysis of Hyperspectral Image Using Minimum Volume Transform (MVT). Ziv Waxman & Chen Vanunu Instructor: Mr. Oleg Kuybeda. Objectives:. Testing the MVT algorithm as a tool of analyzing hyperspectral image.

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Hornblende

Hornblende. Chemical Composition: ( CA,Na ) 2-3 (Mg, Fe, Al) 5 , Si 6 , ( Si,Al ) 2 , O 22 (OH) 2. Occurrence Hornblende is an important mineral in the rock formation of igneous and metamorphic rocks (6). Hornblende is the most common amphibole (6).

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