Mescal Warm Springs Field Research Trip

The MESCAL Mission: – To bring a disciplined methodology, and a supporting tool set, to the development, deployment and programming of application-specific programmable platforms aka ASIPs Invited paper: ``From ASIC to ASIP: The Next Design Discontinuity’’, K Keutzer, S Malik, R Newton, Proceedings of ICCD, pp 84-91, 2002

Mid Term Review Final Report Mangrove Ecosystems for Climate

MESCAL is an interdisciplinary applied research and development project aimed at helping countries invest in the management of mangroves and associated ecosystems for improved livelihoods and adaptation to climate change

MESCAL - The Mangrove Alliance

MESCAL Shoreline Video Assessment Surveys, Tonga – TropWATER Report no 13/51 2013 Page i Information should be cited as: Mackenzie, J, NC Duke & A Wood 2013, ZMangroveWatch assessment of shoreline Mangroves in Tonga, Centre for Tropical Water & Aquatic Ecosystem Research (TropWATER) Publication 13/51, James Cook University, Townsville, 31 pp

MESCAL - The Mangrove Alliance

MESCAL Shoreline Video Assessment Surveys, Vanuatu – TropWATER Report no 13/50 2013 Page i 1 EXE UTIVE SUMMARY 1) This report documents findings from the program of works for 2012-2013 directed by Dr Norm Duke with the MESCAL Vanuatu Technical Working Group involving their

Geologic Map of the Mescal 7 - AZGS Document Repository

The Mescal quadrangle straddles the divide between the Tucson basin to the west and the San Pedro Basin to the east The region is dominated by Late Tertiary basin-fill deposits that form the low divide between the Whetstone Mountains to the south and the Rincon and Little Rincon Mountains to the north Interstate 10 crosses this low area just