• Barriers to accessing natural disaster information by undocumented immigrants 

  Wilson, Sylvia (2010-12)

  No abstract prepared.
• The relationship between increase in Dengue fever cases and weather variation in Texas, 1995-2003 

  Williams, Nikki (2005-12)

  No abstract prepared.
• Geographic concentrations of prostate cancer incidence in Texas and their relationship to socioeconomic conditions 

  Wilson, J. Gaines (2002-05)

  Prostate cancer is a dangerous and elusive disease. The disease is the most diagnosed cancer and the second highest leading cause of death from cancer in Texas men. Although prostate cancer is highly prevalent in male ...

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  Location-Based Social Media for Activity Space Modeling 

  Wang, Xujiao (2019-08)

  Human activity research is rooted in the study of modeling the patterns of human activities in space and time. Previous studies have made prevalent progress in the theories, methods, and applications of human activity ...

• Risk perception and participatory equity: A case study of the Longhorn Pipeline Travis County, Texas-May 2002 

  Westphal, Kristi L. (2002-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• The relationships between lidar data and socioeconomic variables for Austin, Texas 

  Viertel, David C. (2003-08)

  No abstract prepared.
• Hydraulic geometry of the Pedernales River 

  Warden, Benjamin Thomas (2008-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• The influence of land use/land cover within riparian environments on channel change on the Guadalupe River, Texas 

  Thompson, Matthew M. (2005-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• Who is fit in America?: A spatial analysis of socio-demographic indicators related to a healthy body mass index 

  Townley, Matthew (2008-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• Residents' Attitudes, Perceptions, and Encounters with Predatory Cats in El Cielo Biosphere Reserve, Tamaulipas, Mexico 

  Teinert, Brian P. (2002-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• Human Migration and Water Quality Change in the Austin-San Antonio Corridor of Central Texas 

  Sutton, Paul D. (2001-12)

  This study of the role of human migration in surface water quality change contributes to the much larger body of literature pertaining to the role of population in changing the environment. This research tests a ...

• The Diffusion and Spatial Properties of University Hinterlands in Texas 

  Taylor, Ryan (2006-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• Twentieth Century Precipitation Patterns and Trends Throughout the State of Texas 

  Street, Susan E. (2010-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• Wildfire Hazard and Egress Potential in Central Texas Neighborhoods 

  Stewart, Jordan Ryan (2010-05)

  No abstract prepared.
• The Role of Corridor Theory in Explaining the Spatial Development along the I-35 Transportation Network in Central Texas 

  Stiefel, Stephanie Renee (2004-12)

  No abstract prepared.
• Estimating Animal Unit Months Using GIS and Remote Sensing, a Wyoming Case Study 

  Sun, Jeffrey A. (2005-05)

  Ranchers and range managers use a tool called an Animal Unit Month or AUM to estimate the number of animals a range can support for one month without over grazing. Currently, range managers have to go out in the field and ...
• A Geographic Understanding of Burglary Hotspots in San Antonio, Texas 

  Squires, Abigail L. (2005-05)

  Increasing crime rates in expanding urban areas demand immediate attention. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are used as a device to identify concentrations of crimes, but could prove beneficial as a tool to prevent ...
• A Climatology of Streamflow for Glacier National Park Montana, USA 

  Smollin, Lynn (2006-08)

  No abstract prepared.
• Identifying Areas Prone to Complicated Evacuations: Austin, Texas 

  Soules, Jeremy A. (2010-04)

  As urban populations grow, and transportation networks are pushed to their limits, both the potential for disaster and the difficulty of preparing for and responding to crises increase. Among the problems associated ...

• Morphological Changes Associated with Gravel Mining along the Colorado River, Texas 

  Simmang, Cody Michelle (2007-08)

  There are countless bridges, buildings, parking lots, miles of highway, and numerous other structures throughout the United States. All of these structures require aggregate in their construction. Regions such as Austin, ...

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