Version 4.3.6 of the 52° North implementation of SOS [1] was identified as a suitable platform around which to build "data appliances" for data providers as it supported WaterML 2 reporting of observations.
Bad readings, inconsistent reporting of observations, and non-uniform distribution of sensors make it challenging to present an "accurate, timely and reliable" depiction of current conditions across the entire state.
Study 1 reports on observations of student engagement that were conducted when students were using the Genie 2 platform.
She cited a report on observations of sea ice thickness released last week to a symposium in Edinburgh.
In this report, we have briefly reported on observations of compound auroral microstructures using high-resolution optical instrumentation.
However, there are reports of FLR observations in the afternoon, though they do occur less often than in the morning.
This report, though heralded as the first clear identification of the ALL, is however preceded with reports of similar observations in the literature.
There have been scattered reports of microscopic observations of such microdomains, although slightly bigger in size ∼60 nm [27], [28], [29].
In addition, in a search of the literature we did not find any reports of simultaneous observations of ion channel activity and mobility in living cells.
We define primary literature as reports of original observations, theories, or opinions, written for peers in the scientific community.
