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Eric P. Verrecchiain the study of world politics is hardly avant-garde nowadays. Yet, as this book intends to show, terms such as ‘discourse’ or ‘communicative rationality’ have not always been used as self-confidently in the discipline of International Relations (IR) as they are today. While this book was inspired b

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Image Measurementst of tools for addressing image quantification problems is now available and helps solve problems in quantitative sedimentology, such as in the analysis of grains, matrices and porous networks..Nevertheless a sound use of the technique requires better education and a wider circulation of the mathema

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Digital Sediment Colour Analysis as a Method to Obtain High Resolution Climate Proxy Recordsbtain sub-mm-scale colour records from laminated sediments. The most essential part of data acquisition to obtain good quality images, is that sediment surfaces are scraped carefully to remove any surface irregularities. After acquisition, line scans have to be collected through all images along the

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Toward a Non-Linear Grayscale Calibration Method for Legacy Photographic Collections of sedimentary cores and lithologic sections. For quantitative application of the method, the user should always consider the context of the complete imaging system (acquisition, processing, storage, output) from which the data arose. Our results demonstrate that bias of mid-tone grayscale values i

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From Depth Scale to Time Scale: Transforming Sediment Image Color Data into a High-Resolution Time Soriented models used to predict climate change and other terrestrial processes. The extraction of digital line-scan data from images of laminated sediments provides a tool for the rapid and non-invasive analysis of sedimentary records, including sediment and ice cores, and tree ring growth patterns.