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Research paper on methodologies for river discharge estimation using SWOT satellite data, focusing on variational data assimilation and hydraulic modeling techniques.
Year: 2026
Region / City: Montpellier, France
Subject: River Discharge Estimation
Document Type: Scientific Research Paper
Organization / Institution: INRAE
Author: Hind Oubanas, Pierre-Olivier Malaterre, Igor Gejadze
Target Audience: Researchers, Scientists, Engineers
Date Approved: 2026-02-26
Date Modified: Not specified
Period of Validity: Ongoing research, subject to updates post-SWOT mission launch
Keywords: Hydraulic Modeling, Data Assimilation, River Discharge, Satellite Observations, SWOT Mission
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Adaptive Variational Nonlinear Chirp Mode Decomposition, ICASSP 2022
Year: 2022
Conference: ICASSP
Title of Paper: Adaptive Variational Nonlinear Chirp Mode Decomposition
Authors: Xinghao Ding; Andreas Jakobsson; Xiaotong Tu; Yue Huang
Affiliations: Xiamen University; Lund University
Field: Signal Processing
Keywords: Nonlinear chirp signal; Non-stationary signal analysis; Bayesian inference; Mode decomposition; Time-frequency representation; Expectation-Maximization algorithm
Methodology: Bayesian adaptive variational framework with conjugate priors and iterative posterior estimation
Experiments: Simulated two-component nonlinear chirp signal; Real-world baiji whistle signal
Application Areas: Speech analysis; Fault diagnosis; Ocean signal analysis
Noise Assumption: Independent zero-mean Gaussian noise
Code Availability: Github Repositories
Variational autoencoder-based clustering for geophysical fluid circulations with small sample size
Year: 2026
Region: Coastal Japan
Topic: Geophysical fluid dynamics, extreme events
Document type: Research article
Institution: Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency; Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
Authors: Kunihiro Aoki, Hideyuki Nakano, Nariaki Hirose, Norihisa Usui, Kei Sakamoto, Takahiro Toyoda, Shogo Urakawa, Yuma Kawakami
Target audience: Atmospheric and oceanic scientists, data scientists
Methodology: Variational autoencoder with principal-component-scaled augmentation
Data scope: Approximately 150 samples of coastal ocean velocity fields during Kyucho events
Results: Identification of four distinct circulation modes
Application period: Kyucho event study period
Abstract type: Clustering and pattern analysis in small-sample geophysical datasets
Journal context: Geophysical research, extreme event prediction
Residential Schools in Canada: Treaties, Indian Act, Assimilation Policy and Reconciliation Process
Period: 1871–2008
Region / Country: Canada
Subject: First Nations, Indian Residential Schools, assimilation policy, reconciliation
Document Type: Educational worksheet / study handout
Historical Framework: Numbered Treaties (1871–1929)
Legislation Referenced: Indian Act (1876)
Key Figure Quoted: John Borrows
Government Figure Referenced: Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald
Institutions Involved: Department of Indian Affairs; House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada; Churches administering residential schools
Themes: Education as assimilation; child removal; cultural suppression; intergenerational trauma; abuse claims; reparations
Events Referenced: Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (1996); Statement of Reconciliation (1998); Apology by Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2008)
Target Audience: Students (group work indicated)
Geographic Scope: First Nations communities across Canada
Occupational income scores and immigrant assimilation. Evidence from the Canadian Census
Year: 2019
Region / city: Canada
Topic: Immigrant assimilation, occupational income scores
Document type: Research paper
Organization / institution: University of Guelph, London School of Economics, St. Francis Xavier University
Author: Kris Inwood, Chris Minns, Fraser Summerfield
Target audience: Academics, researchers in economics and sociology
Period: 1911-1931
Approval date: January 2019
Modification date: Not specified
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: Film Study and Historical Analysis of Native American Assimilation
Year: 2007
Region / City: United States
Subject: Native American history, U.S. government policies
Document Type: Educational worksheet / Film guide
Institution: Educational institution (unspecified)
Author: Unspecified educator
Target Audience: Students
Historical Period: Late 19th century (Native American assimilation)
Assignment Type: Movie discussion and comprehension questions
Focus Figures: Senator Dawes, President Grant, General Sherman, Red Cloud, Sitting Bull, Ohiyesa (Charles)
Themes: Cultural assimilation, U.S. westward expansion, Native American experiences
Research Fellow in Hydrological Modelling and Data Assimilation – July 2025
Year: 2025
Institution: School of Geography and Environmental Science, University of Southampton
Department: Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences (FELS)
Position type: Research Fellow
Career pathway: Education, Research and Enterprise (ERE) – Research pathway
Reports to: Professor Justin Sheffield
Supervises: n/a
Job base: Office-based
Funding: UKRI NERC – “Understanding the spatio-temporal variability of soil moisture and its feedbacks across scales”
Qualifications required: PhD or near completion in geography, mathematics, physics, engineering, or related fields
Key responsibilities: Hydrological modelling, data assimilation, soil moisture dataset development and analysis, publication, stakeholder collaboration
Travel requirements: National and international conferences
Workload allocation: Research 60%, dissemination 10%, administrative tasks 5%, teaching/supervision 5%, training/CPD 5%, other duties 5%
Job hazards: Standard office environment, routine office hazards
Context: Academic job description detailing research, teaching, and administrative responsibilities for a research fellow position focused on soil moisture modelling and data assimilation.
Adoration on Stage, Assimilation at Home: Buffalo Bill’s Show Indians, Reformers, and Manifest Destiny during the Late Nineteenth Century
Year: 2014
Institution: Utrecht University
Program: American Studies
Degree: MA Thesis
Author: Wouter de Jong
Student ID: 3475905
Date of submission: July 2, 2014
Region: United States / Europe (touring)
Topic: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, Native American performers, assimilation policies, Reformers, Manifest Destiny
Type of document: Academic thesis
Target audience: Scholars and students of American Studies
Period covered: 1883–1907
Languages included: English
Key subjects: Entertainment, Native Americans, 19th-century American politics, cultural representation, humanitarian opposition
Sources cited: Bibliography and primary sources included
Topics: Saint-Venant Variational Assimilation