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The Ground Truth on Our Water: Hydrology… duration 1 hour 18 minutes The Ground Truth on Our Water: Hydrology… The Ground Truth on Our Water: Hydrology Resources from Planet Earth to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed	The Ground Truth on Our Water: Hydrology Resources from Planet Earth to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed In 2021, a pandemic reawakened concern with ecology, the science of interconnections. The Chesapeake Bay is the nation's largest estuary, but it does not stand alone. It is part of a large and… water lot usgs students bay chesapeake aspect hydrology surface groundwater things library river publications resources science princeton aspects earth geology From PU Princeton University Library 0 likes 4 plays Date April 23rd, 2021 Department Princeton University Library
IndustryDay_27Oct20_MSolaroli duration 15 minutes 38 seconds IndustryDay_27Oct20_MSolaroli IndustryDay_27Oct20_MSolaroli	IndustryDay_27Oct20_MSolaroli space labs collaboration lab building infrastructure laboratory rooms lot capability parking visitor bay laboratories lack connectivity gate concept science gaps From PPPL Admins 0 likes 2 plays
Smart Cities May 2019: Solving Environmental… duration 39 minutes 19 seconds Smart Cities May 2019: Solving Environmental… Smart Cities May 2019: Solving Environmental Challenges in Smart Cities, pt. 1	Smart Cities May 2019: Solving Environmental Challenges in Smart Cities, pt. 1 This is the ninth segment from a conference at Princeton University on academic “Smart Cities” research and its potential relevance to New Jersey’s urban centers. In this section, a… princeton university smart cities corporate engagement captions_8_6_2020 water kind traffic bay resilience lot transportation resolution things rainfall break students photo app model flood climate impacts flooding issues From Danielia DeLorenzo 0 likes 24 plays Date May 6th, 2019 Speaker Jim Smith, Princeton University, William and Edna Macaleer Professor of Engineering and Applied Science; Ruo - Qian (Roger) Wang, Rutgers University, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Dibyendu Sarkar, Stevens Institute of Technology Professor of Environmental Engineering; Guy Nordenson, Princeton University, Professor of Architecture; Branislav Dimitrijevic, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Assistant Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering; Gregg Vesonder, Stevens Institute of Technology, Industry Professor in Software Engineering Department Office of Corporate Engagement and Foundation Relations Location Princeton University
No Way Home: Why Animal Migrations are… duration 1 hour 5 minutes No Way Home: Why Animal Migrations are… No Way Home: Why Animal Migrations are Disappearing Around the World	No Way Home: Why Animal Migrations are Disappearing Around the World David Wilcove 85, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Public Affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School, discusses the disappearance of animal migrations and the reasons behind this… science engineering archived_to_s3 migration birds horseshoe monarchs bay animal dragonflies monarch delaware question crabs population migrations species bird thing lot whales crab grounds From Alumni Education 0 likes 14 plays Speaker David Wilcove 85, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School. Department Office of the Alumni Association