• Role of heterogeneous ecosystems in modulating surface-atmosphere transport 

  Paleri, Sreenath (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• What the Land Is, What it Was, and What It Ought to Be: Conflict and Collaboration in the Founding of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum 

  McGlone, Madeline (2023-05)

• Unreformed and Unwelcomed: The Growth of Calvinist Intolerance towards Catholics during the early Eighty Years’ War 

  Hengst, Tyler (2023-05)

• Hu Shi and May Fourth - a Dialogue with Revolution 

  Zhao, Karlsson (2023-05)

• Contradictions of the American Dream: Victor Berger and Government Censorship During World War I 

  Kobussen, Joshua (2023-05)

• Validation of ice cloud optical thickness retrievals during CAMP2EX and PISTON using the UW-HSRL 

  Pagano, Terence (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• Processes governing the evolution of moist static energy in developing and non-developing African easterly waves 

  Torres Maldonado, Kayleen (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• Narratives, Care, and Creativity in Pedagogical Processes in Contexts of (Im)mobility and Exploitation of Women 

  Alonso, Araceli; Jorge Barbuzano, Esperanza (2023-05-01)

  With the aim of forming a dialogic learning space on women's migration, global health and human trafficking, the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 2015 has been developing the Global Health Circle of Care Course within ...

• HOW DO INCARCERATED PARENTS EXPLAIN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM TO THEIR CHILDREN?: NARRATIVES OF STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY AND INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY 

  Jensen, Sarah (2020)

  In the age of mass incarceration, over five million children have experienced parental incarceration. Children with incarcerated parents are more likely to experience criminal justice system contact, educational difficulties, ...

• RACIAL INJURY OF GRADUATE STUDENTS OF COLOR AT MAJORITY WHITE UNIVERSITIES IN THE ERA OF POSTRACIALISM 

  Dennis, Alexis M. (2017)

  Colorblind ideology is the process by which race is considered a nonfactor in interpersonal interactions as well as in political and social processes. Meritocracy is the idea that individual talents and abilities, not race, ...

• Orographic controls on extreme precipitation associated with a Mei-yu front 

  Cornejo, Ian C. (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• Working Class Immigrant Organizing in The Wake of The War on Terror 

  Ramachandran, Vignesh V. (2022)

• Spatiotemporal Analysis of Mixed-Use Planning & Patterns in Milwaukee, St. Louis & Tampa 

  Wongso, Samto (2022)

  Land use integration has emerged as an important sustainability principle in the last three decades, with many American cities recently reforming their land use policies to promote mixed-use developments. This study examines ...

• The influence of thermodynamic versus dynamic processes on sea ice thickness in observations and models 

  Anheuser, James F. (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2022)

• Development of a clear-sky atmospheric retrieval algorithm using far infrared spectral measurements for PREFIRE 

  Grames, Meredith (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2022)

• Learning from Code and Non-Code Artifacts 

  Henkel, Jordan (2022-08-17)

  Three things are fundamentally true about software: (i) every day that passes we, as a society, generate more software (more code, more documentation, and more software-related artifacts of all kinds), (ii) it is easier ...

• An experimental baseline for ice-till strain indicators 

  Zoet, Lucas (Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 2022)

  Subglacial till can deform when overriding ice exerts shear traction at the ice-till interface. This deformation leaves a strain signature in the till, aligning grains in the direction of ice flow and producing a range of ...

• Mapping Guatemala-US Migration: A Case Study in Critical Visual Storytelling 

  Underwood, Nick (2022)

  In this research, I document a visual storytelling design study intended to address the persistent gap between critical geographic scholarship and conventional cartographic representation--specifically, the failure of ...

• Physics-Informed Weakly Supervised Learning for Near Real-Time Flood Mapping 

  Vongkusolkit, Jirapa Jamp (2022)

  Advances in deep learning and computer vision are making significant contributions to disaster management when used in combination with remotely sensed data. Although existing supervised methods proved to be effective, ...

• Storytelling in Online Atlases 

  Baldrica-Franklin, Gareth (2022)

  From the Introduction: 1.1 Background: An atlas is a geographic communication device comprising a selection of maps related by theme, or region, and organized into a coherent volume (Buckley 2003). While print atlases ...

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