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1. Cloud-resolving Climate Modeling of the Earth?s Water Cycle.

Author

Taylor, Mark, primary, Krishna, Jayesh, additional, Wu, Danqing, additional, Jones, Phil, additional, Aulwes, Rob, additional, Robey, Bob, additional, Bader, David, additional, Hannah, Walter, additional, Lee, Jungmin, additional, Norman, Matt, additional, Sreepathi, Sarat, additional, Lyngass, Isaac, additional, Branstetter, Marcia, additional, Meena, Murali, additional, Leung, Ruby, additional, Ovchinnikov, Mikhail, additional, Pressel, Kyle, additional, Yang, Qiu, additional, Lin, Guangxing, additional, Eldred, Christopher, additional, Hillman, Benjamin, additional, Waruszewski, Maciej, additional, Pritchard, Mike, additional, and Peng, Liran, additional

Published
2022
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15. Improving traffic behaviour and safety through urban design.

Author

Hamilton-Baillie, Ben and Jones, Phil

Subjects
TRANSPORTATION, CITIES & towns, AUTOMOBILE drivers, BODY language, PEDESTRIANS, TRAFFIC safety
Abstract

Recent experiments in mainland Europe and more recently the UK have found that removing the traditional separation between traffic and people in urban areas can make streets safer and less congested. Removing standard kerbs, barriers, highway signs and road markings forces motorists to use eye contact with other road users and pedestrians, for which they need to be travelling at less than around 30 km/h. As this paper reports, the result is slower more careful traffic, increased safety for cyclists and pedestrians and a more attractive urban environment overall—in which local architecture and culture prevails over standard traffic infrastructure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005
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17. LOBSTER-ISS: an imaging x-ray all-sky monitor for the International Space Station.

Author

Fraser, George W., Brunton, Adam N., Bannister, Nigel P., Pearson, James F., Ward, Martin, Stevenson, Tim J., Watson, D. J., Warwick, Bob, Whitehead, S., O'Brian, Paul, White, Nicholas, Jahoda, Keith, Black, Kevin, Hunter, Stanley D., Deines-Jones, Phil, Priedhorsky, William C., Brumby, Steven P., Borozdin, Konstantin N., Vestrand, Thomas, and Fabian, A. C.

Published
2002
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23. "No Emotion, No Sympathy": The Visual Construction of a Murder Trial in the Press.

Author

Jones, Phil and Wardle, Claire

Subjects
MURDER trials in literature, CRIME & the press, FAME -- Social aspects, AVERSION, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

This paper examines the visual press coverage of a notorious murder trial in 3 center-right British newspapers. In August 2002, 2 young girls were abducted and murdered. The school caretaker Ian Huntley was convicted of murdering the girls and his girlfriend Maxine Carr was convicted of the lesser crime of conspiring to pervert the course of justice. She remains a national hate figure and was granted indefinite anonymity by the High Court for her own protection. This paper focuses on the visual representation of Carr, in an attempt to understand why public loathing towards her remains so intense considering she was found guilty of a relatively minor crime. A content analysis and qualitative visual analysis were undertaken on the trial coverage published in the Times, the Daily Mail, and the Sun. The content analysis demonstrated that images of Carr appeared more frequently than images of Huntley, and were often larger and reproduced in color. The qualitative visual analysis explored the placement and juxtaposition of the images with each other and with the headline text. We found disturbing evidence of newspaper formatting which could only encourage readers to draw misleading conclusions about Carr's role in the crime. The visual coverage in the press 'told' a very different story than the one which formed the basis for her sentence. We argue the influence of newspaper page layout and image montages are too frequently overlooked by journalism scholars, but it should not be underestimated, particularly in terms of the reporting of high-profile crimes. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007

24. IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT ME: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO CONSTRUCTABILITY.

Author

JONES, PHIL

Subjects
CONSTRUCTABILITY (Construction management), STEEL, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on the NASCC: The Steel Conference which discusses a holistic approach towards constructability to be held in Orlando, Florida from April 13-15, 2016.

Published
2016

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