Guide to North Dakota's ground-water resources / by 455488 Paulson, Q. F.

Deep Learning Classification for Crop Types in North Dakota by Ziheng Sun, Liping Di, Hui Fang, Annie Burgess

“…This article proposed a classification workflow using deep neural network (DNN) to produce high-quality in-season crop maps from Landsat imageries for North Dakota. We use historical crop maps from the agricultural department and North Dakota ground measurements as training datasets. …”
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Binge Drinking and Occupation, North Dakota, 2004–2005 by Dwayne W. Jarman, DVM, MPH, Timothy S. Naimi, MD, MPH, Stephen P. Pickard, MD, Walter Randolph Daley, DVM, MPH, Anindya K. De, PhD

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‘Frontenac’ Grape Response to Canopy Management in North Dakota by Brittany Korynta Olson, Matthew Brooke, Zhuoyu Wang, Andrej Svyantek, John Stenger, Harlene Hatterman-Valenti

“…These findings suggest that ‘Frontenac’ fruit TSS accumulation and TA were not affected by leaf removal or trellis system in North Dakota vineyards and that yield gains may be reached due to the training system without negatively affecting fruit quality.…”
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Pollinator research provides conservation management implications in North Dakota by Katherine C. Kral‐O'Brien, Savannah Adams, Adrienne Antonsen, Cayla Bendel, Hailey Keen, C. K. Pei, Bethany Roberton, Benjamin Geaumont, Ryan Limb, Torre Hovick, Jason Harmon

“…Abstract Pollinator declines have driven research and increased monitoring efforts. Within North Dakota, USA, our research group initiated research in 2015 on pollinator conservation and management. …”
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REPRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS OF MOOSE DURING POPULATION EXPANSION IN NORTH DAKOTA by William F. Jensen, James J. Maskey, Jr., Jason R. Smith, Eric S. Michel

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Alternative pavement heating technique using renewable energy in North Dakota by Ho I-Hsuan, Li Sheng, Ma Li

“…The more efficient approach is to use deep direct-use geothermal energy due to the high temperature and clean. In western North Dakota, several aquifers have been identified to provide geothermal hot water ranging from 34°C to 140°C within 2300 m below the ground surface. …”
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Hotspot analysis of single-vehicle lane departure crashes in North Dakota by Ihsan Ullah Khan, Kimberly Vachal, Sajad Ebrahimi, Satpal Singh Wadhwa

“…According to the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT), 90% of the state's fatal lane departure crashes between 2015 and 2019 occurred on rural roads. …”
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Tomato and Watermelon Production with Mulches and Automatic Drip Irrigation in North Dakota by Uday Bhanu Prakash Vaddevolu, Justin Lester, Xinhua Jia, Thomas F. Scherer, Chiwon W. Lee

“…In North Dakota, agriculture contributes a large sector of the state’s economy, but vegetable production is limited due to the state’s climate condition. …”
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A market approach to siting transmission facilities in Minnesota and North Dakota by Lu, Catherine Ann

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Changes in flood response of the Red River of the North Basin, North Dakota-Minnesota/ by 433623 Miller, Jeffrey E., Frink, Dale L.

Geological Survey Geohydrology of the Souris River valley in the vicinity of Monot, North Dakota/ by Pettyjohn, Wayne A.

Changes in Principal Evaluation Standards: A Case Study of North Dakota Principals by Tsooane Molapo, Laura Parson, Cheryl Hunter, Janathan Butz

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Geographic disparities and temporal changes of COVID-19 hospitalization risks in North Dakota by Md Marufuzzaman Khan, Nirmalendu Deb Nath, Matthew Schmidt, Grace Njau, Agricola Odoi

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Nitrogen dynamics under corn fields in the Red River Valley of North Dakota by Amitava Chatterjee

“…Corn grain yield, N losses, N2O denitrification, NH3 volatilization, and soil water NO3 concentration at 60‐cm depth were collected for eight corn fields in the Red River Valley of North Dakota. Relationships of soil and management factors with cumulative N2O and NH3 losses were studied. …”
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Epidemiology of Hepatitis C virus infection among incarcerated populations in North Dakota. by Liton Chandra Deb, Hannah Hove, Tracy K Miller, Kodi Pinks, Grace Njau, John J Hagan, Rick J Jansen

“…This retrospective cohort study was conducted to determine the prevalence of HCV infections among individuals incarcerated in a state prison system and identify potential contributing factors to HCV infection. North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (NDDOCR) data from 2009 to 2018 was used and period prevalence was calculated for this 10-year time period. …”
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New records of Merriam’s Shrew (Sorex merriami) from western North Dakota by Michael Shaughnessy Jr., Neal Woodman

“…These specimens confirm the presence of S. merriami in North Dakota and better define the northeastern edge of the species’ distribution.…”
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Black into green: A BIG opportunity for North Dakota’s oil and gas producers by Taylor, David Donald James, Layurova, Mariya, Vogel, David S., Slocum, Alexander H

“…A new perspective on carbon economics is developed and applied to demonstrate that oil and natural gas producers in North Dakota (ND) have an opportunity to make a profitable transition to wind energy producers. …”
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Chemical quality of surface waters in Devils Lake basin, North Dakota, 1952-60/ by United States. Geological Survey, Mitten, Hugh T, Scott, C. H., Rosene, G. Phillip

Map of Devils Lake basin, North Dakota, showing location of sampling sites / [peta]