Faculty Scholarship and Open Access Collection
About This Collection:
This collection features scholarly articles written by Allegheny College faculty. Many articles are freely available in DSpace under the Allegheny faculty's Open Access Policy. Others are limited to Allegheny faculty, students, and staff.
Articles may appear in one of three version:
- Published article
- Preprint, article prior to formal peer review
- Postprint, article post peer review, without publisher's formatting or copy editing
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To learn about Allegheny College's faculty Open Access Policy, visit http://sites.allegheny.edu/scholarlycommunication/
Recent Submissions
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Borrowing from the Buddha: Buddhist Temples as Financial Centers in Premodern East Asia
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A Methodology for Integrating Unconventional Geologic and Engineering Data into a Geocellular Model
(Society of Exploration Geophysicists, 2019-10-17)Unconventional field development and well performance analysis encompass multiple disciplines and large data sets. Even when seismic and other data sets are not available, geologists can build geocellular models to determine ... -
The statistical eigenvector analysis technique (SEAT) for dip data analysis
(Elsevier, 2019-07-19)Dip data acquired from image logs (i.e. the dip/azimuth of planar features) are extensively used in the oil and gas industry to assist in interpreting subsurface geology. Gradual and/or abrupt variations in dip data with ... -
Ritual, Reading and Resistance in the Prison and Cowshed during the Cultural Revolution
(Taylor & Francis, 2019-10-13)Putting the cultural experiences of a multitude of prisoners during the Cultural Revolution in the historical context of the modern Chinese prison system and in light of the critical theories of methods of penalty and ... -
Accounting for non-native Brown Trout in biological assessments: Implications for selecting reference conditions
(University of Chicago Press, 2019-09-18)The efficacy of assessments that evaluate biological integrity can be improved by accounting for the ecological processes that influence assemblage composition. Many studies have emphasized that bioassessments need to ...
