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Urban Heat Island in Kathmandu, Nepal: Evaluating Relationship between NDVI and LST from 2000 to 2018
Abstract The term “urban heat island” (UHI) describes increased surface and atmospheric temperatures in an urban core relative to surrounding non-urbanized areas. Although the phenomenon has been studied to a great extent throughout the world, it is less understood for Kathmandu, Nepal. This study used the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectro-radiometer (MODIS) 8-day product (MOD11A2) to…
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Short Research Articles Published
Two research article are published in “Fruit and Vegetable 2018 Annual Research Report” (PR-757) published by University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture Food and Environment, Agriculture Experiment Station in 2018. Name and Authors of Articles: Access to full article: 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Research Report. Also Check: 2017 Fruit and Vegetable Research Report for article above.
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Adoption of Sustainable Agriculture Practices among Farmers in Kentucky, USA
Promoting sustainable agricultural practices at an individual farm level is essential to ensure agricultural sustainability. This study analyzed whether and how various factors related to farm or farmers’ characteristics influence the adoption intensity of sustainable agriculture practices. We used a negative binomial regression model to fit the data collected from a mail survey of farmers…
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Choosing a Journal: A Synthesis of Webinar by American Journal Experts
This blog post is a synthesis of a recorded version of a webinar by “American Journal Experts” launched on June 28, 2018. I have included tips that might be useful to everyone looking to publish their major research projects or side projects. Make a list of target journals that have published articles similar to the…
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How much you can earn in the USA?
All of a sudden, today I thought of doing a little research about how much I can earn after my PhD or Master and what will be my career sector. While doing a research, I found the official website of The Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. To be consistent, I decided to stick…
