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Evelin Engler, Michael Baldauf, Frank Sill Torres and Stephan Brusch
The ability of an infrastructure to be resistant against hazards or to accommodate and recover from hazard-induced destructions and disturbances is characterized as resilience. Usually, infrastructures are engineered socio-technical systems or systems-of...
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Brock A. Edwards and F. Grant Ferris
Bacterial–mineral aggregates are the products of a tight biogeochemical coupling between microbes and geological media and play an outsized role in governing the composition of natural waters through biogeochemical cycling and mineral formation and...
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Kate Gormley, Faron McLellan, Christopher McCabe, Claire Hinton, Joseph Ferris, David I. Kline and Beth E. Scott
In the UK, some of the oldest oil and gas installations have been in the water for over 40 years and have considerable colonisation by marine organisms, which may lead to both industry challenges and/or potential biodiversity benefits (e.g., artificial r...
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V.L. Shirokova, A.M.L. Enright, C.B. Kennedy, F.G. Ferris
Pág. 604 - 612
This investigation evaluates spatial relationships between summer (July) groundwater temperatures and Fe(II)/Fe(III) biogeochemical cycling over a five year period in a shallow pristine sand aquifer at Meilleurs Bay near Deep River, Ontario, Canada. A wa...
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Alba Fornells, Núria Parera, José A. Azpeitia, Sergi Ferris, Juan José Alba
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The KID-SHELL project aims to design and develop a protection system addressed to children who are travelling as PTW passengers, since motorcycles are by far the most dangerous means of transport. Moreover, children are especially vulnerable due to their...
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