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Overlapping of bands of nitrogen oxide, CO and carbon dioxide in 4.5 micron region determined for inversion experiments
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The HydroFish dataset lists all existing hydropower plants (EHAs) and non-powered dams (NPDs; ≥ 0.001 MW potential nominal capacity), delineates the hydrologic sub-basins in which they are situated, and then lists all freshwater fish species reported to occur in those sub-basins. This dataset was compiled using the HydroBio dataset (https://hydrosource.ornl.gov/data/datasets/hydrobio/) and contains 24 total variables that describe hydrologic sub-basins, each unique EHA (plant ID and name, geographic coordinates, permit type, capacity, etc.) and NPD (ID value, known names, geographic coordinates, and estimated potential nominal capacity), and freshwater fish species in the sub-basin (common and scientific name, origin, and migratory and threat status). The HydroBio dataset was built using Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Existing Hydropower Assets Dataset (2024 version) and Non-powered Dam Technical Potential Dataset (2024 version), and NatureServe’s fish species distribution dataset (2023 version). The dataset also contains summary variables that report the unique number of EHAs, NPDs, and freshwater fish species per sub-basin. The HydroFish dataset contains two unique data files: 1) a .csv metadata file describing the dataset variables, and 2) a .csv data file containing the actual dataset. Note that there may be many rows per unique existing hydropower plant or non-powered dam given that distinct species are listed per existing plant or NPD per sub-basin. The dataset is downloadable as a zip file containing the metadata and dataset files.
Absorption coefficients, cross sections and photoionization yield of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, argon and helium determined in 300 to 1040 wavelength region
Electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum of carbon dioxide when absorbed on UV irradiated magnesium oxide
Total absorption cross section of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in 550-200 angstrom range
Oxidation characteristics of cobalt-chromium base alloys
Electrically excited carbon dioxide-nitrogen and carbon dioxide-nitrogen-He plasmas IR emission by high resolution spectroscopy
Carbon dioxide laser repetitive pulsing by means of absorbing gas, noting possible pulsing of other IR lasers
Carbon dioxide spectral line broadening and self broadening coefficients, using carbon dioxide laser radiant energy
Continuous wave chemical laser operation in carbon dioxide pumped by vibrational energy released from DF and HF molecular formation
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In the context of a discussion of international cooperation, coordination and competition regarding mobile satellite services, it is asserted that: there will be more than one civil mobile satellite service in the 1990's; competition between these separate mobile satellite systems is inevitable; no system should enjoy monopoly protection or subsidies; and coordination and cooperation are desirable and necessary, since the available L-band spectrum is in short supply.