Browsing NDSU Faculty/Staff Research & Scholarship by Title
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Educational Gaming for Pharmacy Students - Design and Evaluation of a Diabetes-themed Escape Room
(2017)Objective. To design an educational game that will increase third-year professional pharmacy students’ knowledge of diabetes mellitus disease management and to evaluate their perceived value of the game. -
Effects of smartphone sensor variability in road roughness evaluation
(2021)Accelerometers embedded in smartphones have become an alternative means of measuring the roughness of roads. However, the differences in their sensitivity and sampling rates between smartphones could produce measurement ... -
Enabling Mobile Commerce through Pervasive Communications with Ubiquitous RF Tags
(2003)For many years we’ve heard of the existence of a wonderful new technology called radio frequency identification (RFID) that allows supermarket items to be checked out without human intervention. Advertisements claim ... -
Energy Efficiency of CSMA Protocols for Wireless Packet Switched Networks
(2004)The finite battery power in wireless portable computing devices is a motivating factor for developing energy efficient wireless network technologies. This paper investigates energy efficiency, relating it to throughput and ... -
Enhancement of Signals from Connected Vehicles to Detect Roadway and Railway Anomalies
(2019)Frequent network-wide monitoring of the condition of roadways and railways prevent fatalities, injuries, and financial losses. Even so, agencies cannot afford to inspect vast transportation networks using present methods. ... -
Error Sensitivity of the Connected Vehicle Approach to Pavement Performance Evaluations
(2016)The international roughness index is the prevalent indicator used to assess and forecast road maintenance needs. The fixed parameters of its simulation model provide the advantage of requiring relatively few traversals ... -
Estimating Potential for Nutrient Delivery to Surface Water Resources in North Dakota
(North Dakota State University, 2003)The relationship between nutrients and water resources may be described in terms of availability, mobility, and accessibility. There are many factors that influence nutrient behavior in the environment and their ... -
Evaluating the Effects of Workshops and Consultations on the ETD Review Process
(2019)In Fall 2014 North Dakota State University began holding ETD workshops and individual formatting consultations in an effort to reduce negative student experiences with the Graduate School's ETD format review, such as ... -
Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis of Traffic Forecasting: A Case Study
(2022)Transportation planning has historically relied on statistical models to analyze travel patterns across space and time. Recently, an urgency has developed in the United States to address outdated policies and approaches ... -
Extending Micromobility Deployments: A Concept and Local Case Study
(Springer, 2021)Micromobility is a recent phenomenon that refers to the use of small human- or electric-powered vehicles such as scooters and bikes to travel short distances, and sometimes to connect with other modes of transportation ... -
Fargo photographer explores nature’s artifacts using 19th century technique: Meghan Duda considers her camera the ultimate icebreaker
(Fargo Forum, 2021-09-13)This September 2021 article from the Fargo Forum features NDSU art professor Meghan Duda and discusses her use of carbon printing to create images of botanical specimens during an artist residency at McCanna House in McCanna, ND. -
Forecasting the Effects of Autonomous Vehicles on Land Use
(2020)The widespread availability of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) will likely affect social change in terms of how people travel. Traditional methods of travel demand and land use modeling require vast amounts of ... -
A Fuzzy Delphi Analytic Hierarchy Model to Rank Factors Influencing Public Transit Mode Choice: A Case Study
(2020)This study applied a decision-based model with uncertainty to identify factors in mode choice and to rank their influence in attracting riders to available public transit modes in the city of Tehran. The model integrates ... -
Health Effects on the #MeToo Movement by Gender: Public Health Implications of a Social Movement
(2/23/2022)In October 2017, those who had experienced sexual harassment and assault commanded attention by posting their experiences with the hashtag “#metoo.” This movement built off Tarana Burke’s advocacy efforts beginning in 2007, ... -
Health Insurance in Rural America: A Partial Equilibrium Analysis
(11/19/2022)The cost of rural health continues to be high in the United States despite an overall improvement in national health insurance enrolment. Stakeholder’s perception of adverse selection remains a culprit in the challenges ... -
A Historic American Landscape Survey for the North Dakota State University Campus (2022 Gunlogson Presentation)
(North Dakota State University. Libraries, 4/21/2022)Presented by: Anna Maria Visilia, Associate Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture and Dominic Fischer, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Landscape Architecture -
Historical Sex Work: New Contributions from History and Archaeology
(`)Vice districts, saloons, and prostitution are things of HBO series set in the West. And yet, the actual people who inhabited these roles and places had real effects on their communities. Melvina Massey, an African American ... -
Hyperspectral Applications in the Global Transportation Infrastructure
(2015)Hyperspectral remote sensing is an emerging field with potential applications in the observation, management, and maintenance of the global transportation infrastructure. This study introduces a general analytical framework ... -
Hyperspectral Imaging Utility for Transportation Systems
(2015)The global transportation system is massive, open, and dynamic. Existing performance and condition assessments of the complex interacting networks of roadways, bridges, railroads, pipelines, waterways, airways, and ... -
Hyperspectral Range Imaging for Transportation Systems Evaluation
(2016)Transportation agencies expend significant resources to inspect critical infrastructure such as roadways, railways, and pipelines. Regular inspections identify important defects and generate data to forecast maintenance ...