Dr. Richmond had one of the most extraordinary and productive careers in the history of American monitoring science and public education.
If genetics, genomics, or both are deemed important categories in which to monitor science trends and for budget planning, then it would be worthwhile to invest in a process to clarify definitions, and the NIH's definition might well become a world standard.
We conduct a systematic meta-analysis of 1015 publication abstracts addressing "forest monitoring" and "citizen science" in order to explore the combined topical landscape of these subjects.
We applied topic modelling to a set of documents obtained through a search in the literature database Scopus for documents published from 1994 to 2013, explicitly mentioning the terms "forest monitoring" or "citizen science" in the title, abstract or keywords.
Although somewhat lacking in objectivity and omitting some more state-of-the-science research, this book does provide a nice overview of the current science in ecosystems monitoring and may serve as a suitable textbook for individuals just entering the field who need to delve deep into the theory and applications of this field.
But critics were more impressed that it recalled "no definite architectural style of the past," as the artist Hugh Ferriss put it in The Christian Science Monitor in 1923.
Marine science in particular is characterized by limited data availability, large uncertainties, and difficult and costly research and monitoring.
"I was more interested in the waiting, auditioning... and the feeling when you're on the outside of something looking in," Graham told the Christian Science Monitor in an interview during the book's release.
"I was full of enthusiasm for the new Communist government and its slogan, 'Youth building ships,' " she said in an interview with The Christian Science Monitor in 1989.
Part of his rationale for bringing back R.O.T.C., an action twice condemned by faculty votes, was to "open up another avenue of funding," he said in an interview with The Christian Science Monitor in 1985.
