ALA Schedule PLACE Poster Announcement

Page from the ALA Conference Schedule announcing the PLACE Poster Session

SNEEP: Social Networking Extensions for EPrints (SNEEPflet)

Leaflet created to promote SNEEP plugins at poster/demo session at JISC Innovations Forum, Keele University, 2008

Session 16. Poster session

The audio description of humour in English and Italian / Margherita Dore (Sapienza University of Rome) ; Professional practices in AVT revision: a Ph.D. project / Rita Menezes (University of Lisbon); Information on sounds and speaker identification in subtitle for the deaf and hard of hearing on Brazilian Netflix and DVDspierre / Alexandra Frazão Seoane (State University of Ceará), Vera Lúcia Santiago Araújo (State University of Ceará) ; Investigating a multidimensional framework for subtitling quality / Gian Maria Greco (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Universidade de Vigo & POIESIS), Zoe Moores (Universities of Roehampton and Surrey); Chair: Nazaret Fresno (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)The audio description of humour in English and Italian / Margherita Dore (Sapienza University of Rome). This video presentation is not available in open access. Only the abstract is available

Poster Session

Identification of potential bacterial sources and levels, Red Duck Creek, Mayfield, Kentucky, Brooke Vorbeck, Travis Martin, and Mike Kemp, Dept of Industrial and Engineering Technology, Murray State University Water-quality trend analysis for streams in Kentucky, A.S. Crain and G.R. Martin, USGS, Louisville Preliminary Results of a Fecal Microbe Survey in a Eutrophic Lake, Wilgreen Lake, Madison County, Kentucky, W.S. Borowski and M.S. Albright, Depts of Earth Sciences and Geography, EKU Preliminary Physical and Chemical Characteristics of an Eutrophic Lake, Wilgreen Lake, Madison County, Kentucky, E.C. Jolly and W.S. Borowski, Dept of Earth Sciences, EKU Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Nurtient Pollution on Amphibians, J.E. Earl and H.H. Whiteman, Murray State University Diatom Colonization Patterns in Springs at Land-Between- The-Lakes National Recreation Area, Western Kentucky and Tennessee, Courtney Snapp and Susan Hendricks, Water Sciences Program, Murray State University Denitrifier Ecology in Fragipan Soils of Kentucky, Tingting Wu and M.S. Coyne, Dept of Plant and Soil Sciences, UK Leveraging Partnerships for Improved Research Translation: The University of Kentucky Superfund Basic Research Program Research Translation and Community Outreach Cores, L.E. Ormsbee, Lisa Gaetke, A.G. Hoover, and Stephanie Jenkins, KWRRI, UK Effect of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent on Aquatic Microbial Communities, William Staddon, Stephen Sumithran, and Erika Lawson, Dept Biological Sciences, EKU Effects of Pervious Concrete on Potential Environmental Impacts from Animal Production Facilities, S.R. Workman and J.D. Luck, Biosystems and Ag Engineering, UK Assessment of Coal Waste Impacts on the Municipal Water Supply in Martin County, Kentucky using Hot Water Tanks, A.J. Wigginton, Stephanie McSpirit, Dept Biological Sciences, UK Study of Soil Erosion Models at the Watershed Scale and Database Development, Brennen Mayhew, Jimmy Fox, and Brian Belcher, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK Experimental Study of a Correlation Between Various Soil Parameters and Resultant Erosional Cohesive Strength, Nathan Thompson and Jimmy Fox, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK Study of Sediment Aggregates in the Kentucky River Basin, Michelle Sliter and Jimmy Fox, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK 2001 vs. 1992 Land Cover Change Patterns over a Fixed Spatial Interval using the USGS Kentucky Climate Data Generator of the Kentucky Watershed Modeling Information Portal (KWMIP), D.P. Zourarakis and K.R. Odom, Commonwealth Office of Technology and USGS Monitoring Soil Moisture for Efficient Use of Irrigated Water on Selected Grass Lawns, Samuel Boateng and Jason Koenig, Dept of Physics and Geology, Northern Kentucky University Nitrite Reduction by Fe (II) Associated with Kaolinite, Christopher Matocha and Sudipta Rakshit, Dept of Plant and Soils Sciences, UK Eutrophic Conditions in Three Northern Kentucky Streams, Rebecca Evans and Alicia Sullivan, Dept of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University The Big Dip: Geographic Distribution of High Metals Observed in Eastern Kentucky Headwater Streams, Reagan Weaver and others, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EKU Assessment of Agricultural Best Management Practices in the Brushy Creek Watershed, Michael Albright and Alice Jones, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EKU Ground-Truthing Remotely Sensed Data in a Small Watershed on the Urban/Rural Fringe, Jill Hunter and Alice Jones, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EK

Poster Session

Poster Session features 21 posters in Biology, Chemistry, Park, Recreation & Tourism, Psychology, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Biochemistry, Political Science, Bioelectrics, Geology, Counseling and Human Services

Geographical differences in bio-available iron supply between Northern and Southern Oceans

Session C32-poster W125A abstract, World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) Open Science Conference (24-28 October 2011, Denver, Colorado

Poster Session

Student poster competitio

Poster Session

Identification of potential bacterial sources and levels, Red Duck Creek, Mayfield, Kentucky, Brooke Vorbeck, Travis Martin, and Mike Kemp, Dept of Industrial and Engineering Technology, Murray State University Water-quality trend analysis for streams in Kentucky, A.S. Crain and G.R. Martin, USGS, Louisville Preliminary Results of a Fecal Microbe Survey in a Eutrophic Lake, Wilgreen Lake, Madison County, Kentucky, W.S. Borowski and M.S. Albright, Depts of Earth Sciences and Geography, EKU Preliminary Physical and Chemical Characteristics of an Eutrophic Lake, Wilgreen Lake, Madison County, Kentucky, E.C. Jolly and W.S. Borowski, Dept of Earth Sciences, EKU Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Nurtient Pollution on Amphibians, J.E. Earl and H.H. Whiteman, Murray State University Diatom Colonization Patterns in Springs at Land-Between- The-Lakes National Recreation Area, Western Kentucky and Tennessee, Courtney Snapp and Susan Hendricks, Water Sciences Program, Murray State University Denitrifier Ecology in Fragipan Soils of Kentucky, Tingting Wu and M.S. Coyne, Dept of Plant and Soil Sciences, UK Leveraging Partnerships for Improved Research Translation: The University of Kentucky Superfund Basic Research Program Research Translation and Community Outreach Cores, L.E. Ormsbee, Lisa Gaetke, A.G. Hoover, and Stephanie Jenkins, KWRRI, UK Effect of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent on Aquatic Microbial Communities, William Staddon, Stephen Sumithran, and Erika Lawson, Dept Biological Sciences, EKU Effects of Pervious Concrete on Potential Environmental Impacts from Animal Production Facilities, S.R. Workman and J.D. Luck, Biosystems and Ag Engineering, UK Assessment of Coal Waste Impacts on the Municipal Water Supply in Martin County, Kentucky using Hot Water Tanks, A.J. Wigginton, Stephanie McSpirit, Dept Biological Sciences, UK Study of Soil Erosion Models at the Watershed Scale and Database Development, Brennen Mayhew, Jimmy Fox, and Brian Belcher, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK Experimental Study of a Correlation Between Various Soil Parameters and Resultant Erosional Cohesive Strength, Nathan Thompson and Jimmy Fox, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK Study of Sediment Aggregates in the Kentucky River Basin, Michelle Sliter and Jimmy Fox, Dept of Civil Engineering, UK 2001 vs. 1992 Land Cover Change Patterns over a Fixed Spatial Interval using the USGS Kentucky Climate Data Generator of the Kentucky Watershed Modeling Information Portal (KWMIP), D.P. Zourarakis and K.R. Odom, Commonwealth Office of Technology and USGS Monitoring Soil Moisture for Efficient Use of Irrigated Water on Selected Grass Lawns, Samuel Boateng and Jason Koenig, Dept of Physics and Geology, Northern Kentucky University Nitrite Reduction by Fe (II) Associated with Kaolinite, Christopher Matocha and Sudipta Rakshit, Dept of Plant and Soils Sciences, UK Eutrophic Conditions in Three Northern Kentucky Streams, Rebecca Evans and Alicia Sullivan, Dept of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University The Big Dip: Geographic Distribution of High Metals Observed in Eastern Kentucky Headwater Streams, Reagan Weaver and others, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EKU Assessment of Agricultural Best Management Practices in the Brushy Creek Watershed, Michael Albright and Alice Jones, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EKU Ground-Truthing Remotely Sensed Data in a Small Watershed on the Urban/Rural Fringe, Jill Hunter and Alice Jones, Eastern Kentucky Environmental Research Institute, EK