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Beowulf in Teejop
(Edge Effects (Center for Culture, History, and Environment, Nelson Institute), 2021-02-16)Although the center of early medieval English studies in the United States was on the east coast (where Thomas Jefferson successfully advocated for the teaching of Old English as part of the essential mission of the ... -
“high places round these lakes”: Medieval Studies and White Settler Colonialism at UW-Madison
(The Sundial (Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies), 2020-07-07)Small histories like this one remind us our investments in Old English poetry are never only or simply in Old English poetry. Rather, they’re part of complex networks of investments, often in whiteness, often as stolen ... -
Research review on AI and Machine learning related works
(2021-03)In this review, several innovative methods and the associated system were created for agriculture navigation, mapping, object detection, and related vehicles technologies. Based on the experiences with these applications, ... -
Proglacial_DEMs
(2021)Proglacial digital elevation models (DEMs) from the Swiss Alps and the Canadian Rockies. -
Physical-Equivalent Privacy
(Taylor & Francis, 2021-02-22)This article introduces and applies the concept of “physical-equivalent privacy” to evaluate the appropriateness of data collection about library patrons’ use of library-provided e-resources. It posits that as a matter of ... -
Project Report for Image Quilting Reproduction
(2021-01)The demand for high-quality images has been greater in computer graphics and computer vision. Image-based rendering is playing bigger roles in video games, for instance. Rather than creating the whole physical world from ... -
Keeping Seeds: Memory, Materiality and Agrobiodiversity Conservation
(2020)A good amount of commercially produced grocery store tomatoes are grown in the state of Florida, in agricultural landscapes better known for citrus and sugar, but still just a couple hours from my hometown. They are planted, ... -
Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Cartography: Using Deep Learning for Map Style Transfer and Map Generalization
(2020)Maps have always been considered as a combination of science and art. Following a set of stylistic design criteria that integrates human creativity, perception, and experience, cartographers are able to produce unique map ... -
Developing a dynamic Huff model for business analysis using location big data
(2020)The Huff model has been widely used in location-based business analysis for delineating a trade area containing potential customers to a store. Calibrating the Huff model and its extensions requires empirical location visit ... -
Processes controlling soil hydrology and pedogenic carbonate formation in loess tablelands, Nebraska, USA
(2020)As part of a larger project, the objective is to understand how microtopography and the presence of buried soils potentially influence the stability of the landscape in semiarid southwestern Nebraska. It ... -
Ice Age Mapping as a Case Study: Interactive Cartography and Big Open Data in Paleoecology
(2020)Online interactive mapping interfaces are valuable tools in paleoecological and global change research, because these maps demonstrate key ecological concepts such as species moving through time and space and the effects ... -
Linking belowground biotic components and soil organic carbon across tropical forest succession
(2020)Tropical land cover is continuously changing due to the increasing demand for agricultural products, affecting global carbon dynamics. As a consequence, there are more secondary forests than primary forests in tropical ... -
Gardening in Madison During the COVID-19 Pandemic
(2020-12-14)The COVID-19 pandemic has been affecting people’s social and physical wellbeing. Gardening is a way people have been adapting to the pandemic, as seen in the increased demand and subsequent shortages of seeds. We administered ... -
Impact of COVID-19 on UW-Madison's Community Members’ Consumer Behavior and Economic Security, and what this Means for Local Businesses
(2020-12-14)Since the beginning of COVID-19 the UW-Madison community as well as communities around the world have been affected in numerous ways, particularly in ways pertaining to their local economy. Both students and businesses in ... -
A Feasibility Study of Wind Power on Lake Michigan: Economic, Political, Cultural, and Environmental Barriers
(2020-12-14)The Great Lakes present vast potential for wind energy generation, yet no offshore wind projects on the lakes are in operation. This article examines the feasibility of offshore wind development on Lake Michigan and questions ... -
Assessing the UW-Madison Student Housing Market: Student Preferences and Affordability
(2020-12-14)This paper details the growing challenges of affordable housing for the undergraduate population at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This study seeks to observe how luxury high rise development both in theory and ... -
Observing State Street as the Axis between Knowledge and Leadership: How the Insertion of Luxury High Rises has Influenced the Character of Madison’s Urban Core
(2020-12-14)The past two decades have brought more change to university towns than any period seen before. Our research directly examines the impacts that student-oriented luxury high rises have on the character of the Greater State ... -
Protest Murals and Community Formation in Madison, WI: An Atlas of Art and Ideology on State Street
(2020-12-15)How does a community express their grievances and issues within our current society? Cities throughout the world have always been the epicenters of human interaction. The United Nations predicts by 2050, more than 65% of ... -
The Good Life and the Persistence of Exclusive Communities in the Upper Midwest
(2020-12-14)Our research covers the conceptual framework of the good life and how this concept helps inform thinking about exclusive communities in the present. Looking at wealthy Upper Midwestern communities, River Hills, WI, Shorewood ... -
Social Conceptions of Nature’s Functions in an Urban Landscape: People and Parks in Madison, WI
(2020-12-14)In this paper, we explore the connection between parks and people in the City of Madison, Wisconsin. Utilizing a survey and a subsequent landscape analysis, we identify features of urban parks that contribute to a positive ...
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