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Workplace Accommodation for Disabled Workers in the Canadian Federal Public Service: A Textually-Mediated Social Organization

Deveau, Jean Louis (Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 2011-10-01)

Using Dorothy Smith’s institutional ethnographic approach to doing research, I explore through interviews with disabled workers how workplace accommodation policies, such as the New Policy on the Duty to Accommodate ...
A Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Void Coalescence Causing Ductile Fracture

Griffin, Joel Sterling (Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 4/20/2012)

A series of experiments and finite-element simulations were performed in order to assess existing void coalescence criteria and propose a new model for the coalescence of cylindrical holes in a pure metal matrix during ...
Correlation Analysis of Truck Traffic from WIM and AVC Stations in the Province of Saskatchewan

Al-Araza, Hayder Abbas Ashour (Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 4/20/2012)
The Oceanographic Circulation of the Port of Saint John Over Seasonal and Tidal Time Scales

Toodesh, Reenu (Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 4/1/2012)

As part of the sustainable management of the Port of Saint John there is a critical need to maintain sufficient under keel clearance for the various container and cruise ship traffic in and out of the harbour. Because of ...
Surficial Materials Mapping and Surface Lineaments Analysis in the Umiujalik Lake area, Nunavut, Using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR, LANDSAT-7, and DEM Images

Shelat, Yask (Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 4/1/2012)

This thesis is focused on the utilization of RADARSAT-2 polarimetric SAR data for mapping two surficial aspects of the Umiujalik Lake area, Nunavut, Canada: i) materials, such as bedrock, boulders, organic material, sand ...