The Scholarship Repository of Florida Institute of Technology
The Scholarship Repository of Florida Institute of Technology (SRFIT) provides permanent, open access to journal articles, research reports, conference papers, data sets, theses and dissertations, and other scholarly works created by Florida Institute of Technology faculty and students. In addition, SRFIT serves as an archival repository for the digital assets of the Harry P. Weber University Archives and scholarly materials from organizations affiliated with our Special Collections (specifically the Link Foundation) that complement research activities on the Florida Tech campus.
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A GIS-BASED SYNTHESIS OF RELICT SHORELINES IN PENINSULAR FLORIDA
(2019-04)A literature review as well as a consultation with a geomorphologist, Dr. Christopher P. Williams, at the Florida Geological Survey (FGS) were both performed in order to understand the state of knowledge on relict ... -
Design and Analysis of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Structure for Transportation Infrastructures
(2019-05)Concrete is one of the most popular materials in superstructures (buildings), substructures (foundation) and infrastructure facilities (bridges, pavements, and tunnels). However, concrete is a brittle material that cracks ... -
Posttraumatic Stress as a unique contributor to related health outcomes and healthcare utilization in adult survivors of childhood cancer
(2018-01)Despite its significance in medical populations, research on posttraumatic stress (PTSS) in this population is limited in existing studies by small sample sizes and lack of follow-up data. This manuscript provides review ... -
Calibration of the RapidScat Microwave Brightness Temperature
(2019-05)NASA RapidScat is the first satellite scatterometer that flown in non-Sun-synchronous orbit. Its unique orbit enabled collocated measurements with multiple satellite remote-sensing instruments that usually fly in ... -
RapidScat Backscatter Measurements Calibration
(2019-05)Scatterometers are microwave radars deployed to estimate global wind speeds and directions over sea surface by measuring Normalized Radar Cross Section (σᵒ) of the sea. Measured is determined by the sea surface roughness ...
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