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Grantee Research Project Results

Journal Publications Details for Grant Number R828182

UMBC Center for Urban Environmental Research and Education

RFA: Targeted Research Center (1999)

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Reference Type Reference Title Journal Author Citation Progress Report Year Document Sources
Journal Article Semantic integration and knowledge discovery for environmental research. JOURNAL OF DATABASE MANAGEMENT Chen Z, Gangopadhyay A, Karabatis G, McGuire M, Welty C Chen Z, Gangopadhyay A, Karabatis G, McGuire M, Welty C. Semantic integration and knowledge discovery for environmental research. Journal of Database Management 2007;18(1):43-68. R828182 (Final)
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  • Other: UMBC
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Journal Article Watershed-scale evaluation of a system of storm water detention basins. JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING Emerson CH, Welty C, Traver RG Emerson CH, Welty C, Traver RG. Watershed-scale evaluation of a system of storm water detention basins. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering 2005;10(3):237-242. R828182 (Final)
  • Full-text: University of Wisconsin PDF
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  • Abstract: ASCE Abstract
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Journal Article Wrestling sprawl to the ground: defining and measuring an elusive concept. None Galster G, Hanson R, Ratcliffe MR, Wolman H, Coleman S, Freihage J Galster G, Hanson R, Ratcliffe MR, Wolman H, Coleman S, Freihage J. Wrestling sprawl to the ground: defining and measuring an elusive concept. Housing Policy Debate 2001;12(4):681-717. R828182 (Final)
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  • Abstract: InformaWorld
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Journal Article Down by the riverside: urban riparian ecology. FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Groffman PM, Bain DJ, Band LE, Belt KT, Brush GS, Grove JM, Pouyat RV, Yesilonis IC, Zipperer WC Groffman PM, Bain DJ, Band LE, Belt KT, Brush GS, Grove JM, Pouyat RV, Yesilonis IC, Zipperer WC. Down by the riverside: urban riparian ecology. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 2003;1(6):315-321. R828182 (Final)
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  • Abstract: Ecological Society of America Abstract
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Journal Article The new metropolitan reality in the US: rethinking the traditional model. URBAN STUDIES Hanlon B, Vicino T, Short JR Hanlon B, Vicino T, Short JR. The new metropolitan reality in the US: rethinking the traditional model. Urban Studies 2006;43(12):2129-2143. R828182 (Final)
  • Full-text: Thomas Vicino PDF
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  • Abstract: Urban Studies Journal Abstract
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Journal Article Soil chemical and physical properties that differentiate urban land-use and cover types. SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA JOURNAL Pouyat RV, Yesilonis ID, Russell-Anelli J, Neerchal NK Pouyat RV, Yesilonis ID, Russell-Anelli J, Neerchal NK. Soil chemical and physical properties that differentiate urban land-use and cover types. Soil Science Society of America Journal 2007;71(3):1010-1019. R828182 (Final)
  • Full-text: Soil Science Society of America
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  • Abstract: Soil Science Society of America
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  • Other: Soil Science Society of America
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Journal Article Soil carbon pools and fluxes in urban ecosystems. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Pouyat R, Groffman P, Yesilonis I, Hernandez L Pouyat R, Groffman P, Yesilonis I, Hernandez L. Soil carbon pools and fluxes in urban ecosystems. Environmental Pollution 2002;116(Suppl 1):S107-S118. R828182 (Final)
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Journal Article Invasive earthworm species and nitrogen cycling in remnant forest patches. APPLIED SOIL ECOLOGY Szlavecz K, Placella SA, Pouyat RV, Groffman PM, Csuzdi C, Yesilonis I Szlavecz K, Placella SA, Pouyat RV, Groffman PM, Csuzdi C, Yesilonis I. Invasive earthworm species and nitrogen cycling in remnant forest patches. Applied Soil Ecology 2006;32(1):54-62. R828182 (Final)
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