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Item Choosing a high tunnel for your farm(2023-11-17) Hoidal, Natalie; Hanson-Pierre, Andrew; Heimark, Erik; Miller, Lindsey; Barthelemy, MattHigh tunnels have become increasingly important for Minnesota specialty crop growers as they work to extend the growing season and provide protection from unpredictable climate conditions.However, there is no single “standard” high tunnel. This guide will help you determine which high tunnel is right for your farm, and how to customize it to meet your needs.Item Clinical Assessment for Physical Therapy Course Packet(2022) Reinink, Michelle A; Suchy, James P; Glasoe, Ward MThis is the course packet for PT 6280 Clinical Assessment, a class taught to first-year physical therapy students in the University of Minnesota's Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. It is used as a laboratory manual for the instruction of clinical assessment skills and treatment techniques.Item Creating Sustainable Foundations for Rhizomes of Mexican American Art Since 1848(2021-07) Davalos, Karen Mary; Cortez, ConstanceItem Ecosystem Services from Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems - ArcGIS models for assessment and explanatory tutorial(2020-06-04) Dooley, Kathy; Brauman, KateItem Management Option Simulation Model (MOSM) and supporting documents(2017) Cho, Se J.; Wilcock, Peter; Gran, Karen; Belmont, Patrick; Hobbs, Ben; Collaboratives for Sediment Source Reduction--Greater Blue Earth River BasinMOSM was developed in collaboration with scientists, engineers, and economists from three research universities (Johns Hopkins University, University of Minnesota (Twin Cities and Duluth), and Utah State University), and with a stakeholder group familiar with the watershed (agricultural producers, conservation groups, and members of state and local regulatory agencies). This collaborative development helped to identify relevant and plausible environmental management alternatives to include in the model, and guided development of the model structure, input data, and decision analysis. MOSM simulates movement of water and sediment across a watershed and evaluates the effects of various management option scenarios on sediment loading. It is a reduced-complexity watershed model where many components (i.e., spatial and temporal grids, and number of interacting state variables) and the degree of complexity (i.e., range of physical, chemical, and biological processes) have been reduced to include only those processes essential to represent sediment transport and surface water routing. MOSM is designed to be constrained by the best-available existing information, including stream gaging records, a complete watershed sediment budget, historical trends in the watershed, and independent measures of outputs, such as sediment fingerprinting and a suite of geomorphic change detection outputs.Item Natural Transition Orbital Calculations in the RASSI module of OpenMolcas(2020-01-07) Bao, Jie J.; Truhlar, Donald G.; Gagliardi, LauraThis is a detailed explanation of calculating natural transition orbitals in the RASSI module in OpenMolcas. The theory is explained and the keyword used in the code is presented.Item Prioritizing privacy in the use of Zoom recordings(2021-01) Tripp, Alayo; Munson, BenjaminItem Subject Guide: German-Language Publications Held in Tretter Collection(2021-08) Weinshel, Meyer JThis finding aid comprises a list of a variety of German-language periodicals, books, and other published material housed in the Tretter Collection. Items are uncatalogued except where noted. The collection also contains three boxes of miscellaneous German language publications, whose titles are not listed here.