Robert J. Glass
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Urea Sensor Final Report CRADA No. TSB-987-94
Robert J. Glass, USDOE, Anh Nguyen-Huu
The purpose of this CIWDA project was to develop the ratiomde for an electrochemically-based biosensor for urea to integrate with NCM electronics for hemodialysis patient care.
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An opinion-driven behavioral dynamics model for addictive behaviors
Thomas W. Moore, Patrick D. Finley, Benjamin J. Apelberg, Bridget K. Ambrose et autres
We present a model of behavioral dynamics that combines a social network-based opinion dynamics model with behavioral mapping. The behavioral component is discrete and history-dependent to represent situations in which an individual’s behavior is initially driven by opinion and later constrained by …
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Modeling Education and Advertising with Opinion Dynamics
Thomas R. Moore, Patrick D. Finley, Nancy S. Brodsky, Theresa J. Brown et autres
We present a modified Deffuant-Weisbuch opinion dynamics model that integrates the influence of media campaigns on opinion. Media campaigns promote messages intended to inform and influence the opinions of the targeted audiences through factual and emotional appeals. Media campaigns take many forms: …
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A Policy of Strategic Petroleum Market Reserves
Michael D. Mitchell, Walter Beyeler, Matthew Antognoli, Marshall A. Kuypers et autres
Abstract. Unexpected price spikes in petroleum can lead to instability in markets and have a negative economic effect on sectors which rely on petroleum consumption. Sudden rises in the price of petroleum do not have to be long-term to cause negative, cascading …
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Help from Hoarders: How Storage Can Dampen Perturbations in Critical Markets
Marshall A. Kuypers, Walter Beyeler, Matthew Antognoli, Michael D. Mitchell et autres
Abstract not provided.
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The Crossover Point: Comparing Policies to Mitigate Disruptions
Matthew Antognoli, Marshall A. Kuypers, Z. Rowan Copley, Walter Beyeler et autres
Role of Porosity in Impedancemetric NOx Gas Sensors Using Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia (YSZ) Electrolyte and Au-Based Electrodes
Leta Y. Woo, Robert J. Glass, Robert Novak, Jaco H. Visser et autres
Abstract not Available.
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NOx Sensor Development
Leta Y. Woo, USDOE, Robert J. Glass
NOx compounds, specifically NO and NO2, are pollutants and potent greenhouse gases. Compact and inexpensive NOx sensors are necessary in the next generation of diesel (i.e., CIDI) automobiles to meet government emission requirements and enable the more rapid introduction of more efficient, …
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Generating Reproducible Microscale Heterogeneity for Transmitted‐Light Flow Visualization Experiments
B. Clark Griffith, Robert M. Holt, Robert J. Glass
We developed and evaluated a new approach for constructing reproducible, “geologically realistic” heterogeneity for near‐two‐dimensional transmitted‐light experiments. By using an apparatus with a computer‐controlled arm, mixtures of sand were deposited in an experimental chamber through a tube. Mechanical segregation processes within the …
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Ranking Pandemic //interventions via Multilevel Sensitivity Analysis of Model Results.
Patrick D. Finley, Grégory L’Ambert, Andrew G. Huff, Richard A. Martinello et autres
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Complex adaptive systems engineering and risk reduction
Theresa J. Brown, Stephen H. Conrad, Walter Beyeler, Robert J. Glass
Complex adaptive systems are central to many persistent problems locally and globally. In cases where the effects of a policy play out slowly and propagate through interdependencies with other systems, the broader view and understanding gained from complex adaptive system analyses allow …
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