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    With modularity, interoperability, and openness as guiding principles, Next Generation Library Publishing (NGLP), is developing library publishing resources that combine the values alignment of open source software with the convenience of turnkey publishing and repository solutions. The project is simultaneously building interoperable software components tailored to the unique needs of library publishers and designing business and governance models, values-based assessment frameworks, and pilot implementations that will bring our code to life. This is a test instance undergoing active development.
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    Ari Requicha, Amit Dhariwal, Bin Zhang, Beth Stauffer, and 4 more January 1, 2005

    The goal of adaptive sampling is to acquire high-resolution data in the important regions with relative less sensor nodes. We built a system to study the behavior of algae. The system consists of both static sensor nodes and mobile sensor nodes. The sensors equipped include thermistors and fluorometers. Thermistors measure one of key environment parameters for the growth of the algae while the fluorescence of chlorophyll provides useful pro xy for algal abundance. The system has been deployed in Lake Fulmor in James Reserve and the data collected in field are presented.

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    • AuthorsAri Requicha, Amit Dhariwal, Bin Zhang, Beth Stauffer, Carl Oberg, Eric Shieh, Dave Caron, Gaurav Sukhatme
    • Deposited January 3, 2022
    • Available January 3, 2022
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