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In Association with
2nd International Conference on Earth Science & Climate Change
July 22-24, 2013 Embassy Suites Las Vegas, NV, USA
Posters
To assess the hydrological impact of climate change on Niger Delta, Nigeria
J Earth Sci Climate Change
Agumagu Ogadinma
Efficiency of tree shelterbelts in wind erosion risk management: A case study in SE Hungary
J Earth Sci Climate Change
M. Bartus, A. Farsang, J. Szatmári, D. Fejes and I. Puskás
Impact assessment of climate variability on the yield of maize in Ondo State, Nigeria
J Earth Sci Climate Change
P.O. Emaziye
J Earth Sci Climate Change
A. Farsang, M. Bartus, J. Szatmári, K. Barta and R. Duttmann
Air pollution episodes in the summer over southern Ontario
J Earth Sci Climate Change
Jenny Cui and Jane Liu
Second-order seismic wave equations with the implementation of the nearly perfectly matched layer
J Earth Sci Climate Change
Jingyi Chen, Can Ozsoy and Gulsah Metin
Chai tea as a potential adsorbent of dyes from waste waters
J Earth Sci Climate Change
Michelle Naidoo, Rada-Mayya Kostadinova, Habib Zahir and Abel E. Navarro
Classification methods for inland excess water modeling
J Earth Sci Climate Change
József Szatmári, Boudewijn van Leeuwen, László Henits, Minucsér Mészáros, Dragoslav Pavić2, Zalán Tobak, Stevan Savić and Dragan Dolinaj
CALIOP receiver transient response study
J Earth Sci Climate Change
Xiaomei Lu, Yongxiang Hu, Shan Zeng and Charles Trepte
