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Vetting Process for the Global Energy Storage Database.
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Data Science for Material Science - A Database, Data-driven Modeling and Visualization Approach
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Application to GEMS-HERACLES Database to MELCOR COR Degradation.
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More than a Ticketing System: O&M Databases as an Analytical Tool.
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Assessment of the Potential to Produce Oil and Store CO2 Using CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery at Conventional Oil Fields in the US Using EIA’s Oil Field Databases
Presented by NETL at Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Conference 2018, 03/18
Rapid Core Characterization and Database Management
Presented by NETL at Eastern Section AAPG Meeting, 10/19
Recovery of Rare Earth Elements from Coal and Coal By-Products: What Have We Learned from the USGS COALQUAL Database?
Presented by NETL at 252nd ACS National Meeting, 08/16
Adjusting padding of graphical charts representing data from multidimensional databases
An exemplary method of displaying a data visualization includes retrieving a dataset that includes a plurality of fields and displaying a graphical user interface with a plurality of shelves. The method further includes receiving user actions to: (i) associate a first field with a first shelf, and (ii) associate a second field with a second shelf; displaying, in accordance with the received user actions, a data visualization, where each data mark has a first size defined according to a default position of a displayed slidable affordance; and receiving an additional user action that moves the slidable affordance from the default position to a user-defined position. In response to receiving the additional user action, the method further includes updating the data visualization, where each data mark included in the updated data visualization has a second size, different from the first size, defined according to the user-defined position of the slidable affordance.
MORE THAN A TICKETING SYSTEM: O&M DATABASES AS AN ANALYTICAL TOOL.
Abstract not provided.